The origin of the town hall building goes back to the year 1727, when the municipality acquired the land to build a hospital. This was finally built in 1804. In 1833 it was used as a town hall and in 1891-93 the construction works were carried out by the architect Bonaventura Pollés Vivó, giving result to the current appearance of the building in its noblest parts.

The first two buildings were vacanted in the summer of 2012. The reason for the eviction was the affectation of the wooden structure of the main building by a plague of termites and woodworm.

To the right of the town hall building there is a third municipal building, called annex building, which is still partially in use on its second floor. This was not part of the initial commission, but was incorporated during the execution of the project.

The construction works are divided into three phases. The first phase is the one that is finished and in operation. This phase is the main one since the first and second floor of the the town hall building, have been refurbished and its surface expanded on the ground floor towards the west, the result of the demolition of Can Riba. It is worth mentioning the reinforcement of the structure and the new spatial distribution as highlighted interventions. A new vertical core is created inside the main volume, which solves its different levels, as well as the ones of the annex building.