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Think you already know everything about Gaudí?
Gaudí had no definite ideas in mind, desiring to change and add to the plans as work progressed.
It includes Camp Nou, home of FC Barcelona; Tibidabo,the highest point in Barcelona; and more Gaudí architecture.
Casa Batlló was built between 1904 and 1906 by Antoni Gaudí, and was commissioned by textile industrialist, Josep Batlló.
This square, built in 1848, displays a fine arcade, a fantastic centre fountain, palm trees,and lamps designed by Gaudí.
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Even thoughLa Sagrada Família is one of the major works of Antoní Gaudí, he was not the first architect to be appointed to work on it.
On the platform of the facade, Gaudí used an original system of arches and columns with pilasters in hyperboloid a style never employed by Gaudí.
As a BIC student you will study in the center of Barcelona in the L'Eixample neighborhood, famous for its numerousArt Nouveau buildings designed by Antoni Gaudí.
The Casa Milà, internationally known as La Pedrera,was the last masterpiece of Gaudí before he devoted himself totally to the construction of La Sagrada Família.
The Gaudí House Museum, where this famous architect resided for nearly 20 years, hosts a collection of furniture and objects designed by the Catalan genius.
The main attractions of this square include the beautiful fountain,two decorated lampposts designed by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí as well as three popular nightclubs.
Then, at age 31, Antoni Gaudí took on the project, and would devote the rest of his life to the construction of the magnificent church, until his death over 40 years later.
It is one of the most aesthetically distinctive cities in Europe, dominated by daring modernist architecture,and in particular the spectacular creations of the architect Anton Gaudí.
With two free walking tours in English to choose from, Gaudí and The Old City, this company dishes out some great tips, quirky facts and wonderful secrets about Barcelona.
Help devise new businesses and products and to introduce new forms of management and innovation in companies and institutions,from the revolutionary method of work created by Gaudí.
Easily Gaudí's most famous project, the Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família, to give it its full name, has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world.
Before you leave the park, don't forget to hike up to the top of the hill where the Calvary awaits-three stone crosses can be found at the peek where Gaudí had originally planned to build a chapel.
Yet, with only a few instructions and plans remaining from Gaudí, the construction of La Sagrada Familia continued, with new architects such as Francesc Quintana, Isidre Puid and Luís Bonet.
Its creator, Vietnamese architect Dang Viet Nga(also known as Hằng Nga), who holds a PhD in architecture from Moscow State University,has acknowledged the inspiration of Catalan Spanisharchitect Antoni Gaudí in the building's design.
During the war,Catalan anarchists destroyed many of the models and designs Gaudí left behind after his death, but luckily the church still stood after the war whereas many were burnt down.
The Gaudí Method has not only been of interest in the last century for universities such as those of Massachusetts, Stuttgart, Innsbruck and Moscow, but also served to create innovative companies in half the world.
For all the first-timers to the beautiful city,you cannot miss the Sagrada Familia, Gaudí's most famous architectural masterpiece, the Cathedral in the Gothic Quarter and the Santa María del Mar basilica.
The Catalan Antoni Gaudí, one of the most eminent architects, designed buildings such as the Casa Milà(known as La Pedrera, the Catalan for stone quarry), the Casa Batlló and the Sagrada Família church, which have become worldfamous landmarks.
Park Güell was created in 1900, when Count Eusebi Güell bought a tree-covered hillside(then outside Barcelona)and hired Gaudí to create a miniature city of houses for the wealthy in landscaped grounds.
Well-known for his intricate use of natural shapes, Gaudí proved that his designs would remain groundbreaking for centuries to come, especially when creating the twisted rock pillars that line the walkway in Park Güell.
The church of Sant Bartomeu(Saint Bartholomew) facing the east side of the Plaça is flanked by the ajuntament(town hall) and the Banco de Sóller, a remarkable 1912 Modernista building with defining ironwork, by the Catalanarchitect Joan Rubió i Bellver,a follower of Antoni Gaudí.
There is a never ending list of activities in Barcelona to enjoy,from exploring the masterpieces of Gaudí and strolling around the winding streets of the Gothic Quarter to spending a day at one of the beautiful beaches.
Between 1875 and 1878, Gaudí was conscripted for compulsory military service, but due to ill health- which he struggled with all his life- he was able to spend much of his time studying at the Llotja School and the Barcelona Higher School of Architecture.
Though it was completed by Spanish Catalan architect Josep Fontsére and, to a lesser extent,master of Modernisme Antoni Gaudí, several sculptors helped design its statuary, which includes of oversized crabs, the Roman goddesses Venus and Aurora, and other mythological subjects.
Financed solely by private donations and ticket sales,construction has been intermittent since Gaudí was fatally run over by a tram in 1926 and revolutionaries set fire to the crypt during the Spanish Civil War in 1936, partially destroying the original designs.