This popular housing complex was built in 1928 on part of the land surrounding the old Brugarolas textile factory known as Prat d’Indianes (close to the textile factory) also known as Prat Nou. This old factory was dedicated to printing all types of textiles and its products were awarded several prizes for their quality including the Diploma of Honour and the Gold Medal in the Spanish-French Exhibition held in Saragossa in 1908 and distinctions at the National Fair of Valencia in 1910. When the owner died, the factory passed into the hands of Teresa and Marià Bausili Sanromá, a change leading to the end of the activity in Prat Nou. The homes, designed by the architect Juan Amigó, were of about 60 square metres and constructed on two levels: the upper floor was reached by an overhanging passageway and staircase that stood out from the first floor, a feature that lends the entire complex its particular, characteristic shape.