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Created 19-Feb-25
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Five more Gaudí creations for you to explore!
Casa Batlló – originally built in 1877, completely renovated by Gaudí in 1906 for the new owner Josep Batlló
Casa Milá – also called La Pedrera, “the stone quarry,” is an apartment building completed in 1910; its facade evokes a seaside cliff with 33 wavy wrought-iron balconies
Casa Vicens –Gaudí's first major project (1885); his early style was a bit more geometric and symmetrical, with some actual straight lines
Palau Güell – A home built for industrial tycoon Eusebi Güell in 1888; centered around large central room for entertaining guests; also reflects his earlier style
Park Güell – Commissioned by Eusebi Güell & built 1900-1914; originally conceived as a private community

Categories & Keywords
Category:Travel and Places
Subcategory:Europe
Subcategory Detail:Spain
Keywords:Barcelona, Gaudi, Travel

First Sighting

Casa Batlló

Inglenook

Atrium (Battló)

Atrium – Another View

Spirals

The Loft

Dragon's Spine

Homage to Mediterranean Light

Aluminum Descension

Casa Milà

La Pedrera Office

La Pedrera Dining Room

La Pedrera Parlor

Central Stairway

Atrium (Milà)

The Attic

Attic Walkway

Catenary – Self Portrait

Roof Terrace