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Palau Güell

building, Barcelona, Spain
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  • Sagrada Família, Barcelona
    Antoni Gaudí
    / The patronage of Eusebi Güell

    Soon afterward, Gaudí designed the Palau Güell in Barcelona (1886–90), whose restrained stone facade conceals a highly innovative interior organized around a soaring central hall capped by a perforated parabolic dome that filters light to resemble a starry sky; the building shows Gaudí continuing with surface decoration but also more…

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    Soon afterward, Gaudí designed the Palau Güell in Barcelona (1886–90), whose restrained stone facade conceals a highly innovative interior organized around a soaring central hall capped by a perforated parabolic dome that filters light to resemble a starry sky; the building shows Gaudí continuing with surface decoration but also more…

    Read More