Overview
- The Fundación Unicaja has rehabilitated the Rey Soler building after the city ceded the property and invested more than €3 million to convert the 16th-century casa-patio into the new Centro Fundación Unicaja Granada.
- The centre opens with the exhibition 'La sombra de Goya en el Museo Lázaro Galdiano' and the virtual reality experience 'Los sentidos de Andalucía', plus a slate of concerts, theatre, workshops and family activities offered free to the public.
- Fundación Unicaja has committed a dedicated annual programme budget of €2 million for the new centre and continues to allocate €1.2 million yearly to other projects in Granada and the province.
- Architectural work was led by Estudio de Arquitectura Pacheco with direction by Ingenia 4M Málaga and construction by Los Canos Siglo XXI, and the restored building provides exhibition halls, a central patio, a multipurpose auditorium and workshop spaces.
- The new centre joins Unicaja's Andalusian network of cultural venues and formalises a municipal‑Foundation partnership intended to expand local cultural infrastructure, support social and educational programmes, and leave a lasting asset for Granada's 2031 cultural strategy.