In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
The cathedral has a peculiar shape and looks like it was made by hand in fluffy clay, but in fact it was built with real red stone.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
The cathedral has a peculiar shape and looks like it was made by hand in fluffy clay, but in fact it was built with real red stone.
The walls of the cathedral stretch out a variety of monster drip mouths, snakes, lizards and salamanders, as well as many other sculptures. The church's four hollow towers tower into the sky and look like giant anthills that have been pierced through hundreds of holes. Almost all of these towers have an octopus-footed appearance. The entire building is not straight and looks lifelike. The top of the tower is intricately shaped and decorated with various colored tiles. On each spire is a cross surrounded by a spherical corolla.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
The cathedral has a peculiar shape and looks like it was made by hand in fluffy clay, but in fact it was built with real red stone.
The walls of the cathedral stretch out a variety of monster drip mouths, snakes, lizards and salamanders, as well as many other sculptures. The church's four hollow towers tower into the sky and look like giant anthills that have been pierced through hundreds of holes. Almost all of these towers have an octopus-footed appearance. The entire building is not straight and looks lifelike. The top of the tower is intricately shaped and decorated with various colored tiles. On each spire is a cross surrounded by a spherical corolla.
The Main Church of Milan took 100 years, the Main Church of Ulm took 115 years to complete, the Cathedral of Pisa took 221 years, the Cathedral of Amiens took 190 years, the Florence Cathedral took 200 years, and cologne Cathedral and Westminster Abbey Church all took 500 years to construct. In China, the excavation of the Yungang Grottoes took more than 60 years, the Longmen Grottoes took more than 400 years to build, the achievements of the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes took more than 900 years, and almost all the temples and temples have experienced repeated destruction and construction, several degrees of expansion and contraction.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
The cathedral has a peculiar shape and looks like it was made by hand in fluffy clay, but in fact it was built with real red stone.
The walls of the cathedral stretch out a variety of monster drip mouths, snakes, lizards and salamanders, as well as many other sculptures. The church's four hollow towers tower into the sky and look like giant anthills that have been pierced through hundreds of holes. Almost all of these towers have an octopus-footed appearance. The entire building is not straight and looks lifelike. The top of the tower is intricately shaped and decorated with various colored tiles. On each spire is a cross surrounded by a spherical corolla.
The Main Church of Milan took 100 years, the Main Church of Ulm took 115 years to complete, the Cathedral of Pisa took 221 years, the Cathedral of Amiens took 190 years, the Florence Cathedral took 200 years, and cologne Cathedral and Westminster Abbey Church all took 500 years to construct. In China, the excavation of the Yungang Grottoes took more than 60 years, the Longmen Grottoes took more than 400 years to build, the achievements of the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes took more than 900 years, and almost all the temples and temples have experienced repeated destruction and construction, several degrees of expansion and contraction.
Modern construction workers really can't appreciate the labor of ancient craftsmen who are emotionally responsible and faithful to it. Once the piety is refined, the faith has turned into a delicate work, which is not a clever work, but also a miraculous work. Such a building has become an ancient building in the construction, and it must be a famous building after it is completed.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
The cathedral has a peculiar shape and looks like it was made by hand in fluffy clay, but in fact it was built with real red stone.
The walls of the cathedral stretch out a variety of monster drip mouths, snakes, lizards and salamanders, as well as many other sculptures. The church's four hollow towers tower into the sky and look like giant anthills that have been pierced through hundreds of holes. Almost all of these towers have an octopus-footed appearance. The entire building is not straight and looks lifelike. The top of the tower is intricately shaped and decorated with various colored tiles. On each spire is a cross surrounded by a spherical corolla.
The Main Church of Milan took 100 years, the Main Church of Ulm took 115 years to complete, the Cathedral of Pisa took 221 years, the Cathedral of Amiens took 190 years, the Florence Cathedral took 200 years, and cologne Cathedral and Westminster Abbey Church all took 500 years to construct. In China, the excavation of the Yungang Grottoes took more than 60 years, the Longmen Grottoes took more than 400 years to build, the achievements of the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes took more than 900 years, and almost all the temples and temples have experienced repeated destruction and construction, several degrees of expansion and contraction.
Modern construction workers really can't appreciate the labor of ancient craftsmen who are emotionally responsible and faithful to it. Once the piety is refined, the faith has turned into a delicate work, which is not a clever work, but also a miraculous work. Such a building has become an ancient building in the construction, and it must be a famous building after it is completed.
Hundreds of years later, the successor's design can still be in harmony with the previous style, and can still be properly linked to the early engineering, because of the same compassion and the truth of the same heart that communicates the hearts of generations, with such sincerity, the difference between the modern and the past is resolved, the gap between the old and the young is bridged, and the boundaries between religion and art are blurred.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
The cathedral has a peculiar shape and looks like it was made by hand in fluffy clay, but in fact it was built with real red stone.
The walls of the cathedral stretch out a variety of monster drip mouths, snakes, lizards and salamanders, as well as many other sculptures. The church's four hollow towers tower into the sky and look like giant anthills that have been pierced through hundreds of holes. Almost all of these towers have an octopus-footed appearance. The entire building is not straight and looks lifelike. The top of the tower is intricately shaped and decorated with various colored tiles. On each spire is a cross surrounded by a spherical corolla.
The Main Church of Milan took 100 years, the Main Church of Ulm took 115 years to complete, the Cathedral of Pisa took 221 years, the Cathedral of Amiens took 190 years, the Florence Cathedral took 200 years, and cologne Cathedral and Westminster Abbey Church all took 500 years to construct. In China, the excavation of the Yungang Grottoes took more than 60 years, the Longmen Grottoes took more than 400 years to build, the achievements of the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes took more than 900 years, and almost all the temples and temples have experienced repeated destruction and construction, several degrees of expansion and contraction.
Modern construction workers really can't appreciate the labor of ancient craftsmen who are emotionally responsible and faithful to it. Once the piety is refined, the faith has turned into a delicate work, which is not a clever work, but also a miraculous work. Such a building has become an ancient building in the construction, and it must be a famous building after it is completed.
Hundreds of years later, the successor's design can still be in harmony with the previous style, and can still be properly linked to the early engineering, because of the same compassion and the truth of the same heart that communicates the hearts of generations, with such sincerity, the difference between the modern and the past is resolved, the gap between the old and the young is bridged, and the boundaries between religion and art are blurred.
In front of any great work of art, as long as you are detached and stop meditating, you will see a distant and leisurely dialogue that is either hidden or present. Those who did not survive to the end of it also thought of its grandeur and experienced its comedic ending.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
The cathedral has a peculiar shape and looks like it was made by hand in fluffy clay, but in fact it was built with real red stone.
The walls of the cathedral stretch out a variety of monster drip mouths, snakes, lizards and salamanders, as well as many other sculptures. The church's four hollow towers tower into the sky and look like giant anthills that have been pierced through hundreds of holes. Almost all of these towers have an octopus-footed appearance. The entire building is not straight and looks lifelike. The top of the tower is intricately shaped and decorated with various colored tiles. On each spire is a cross surrounded by a spherical corolla.
The Main Church of Milan took 100 years, the Main Church of Ulm took 115 years to complete, the Cathedral of Pisa took 221 years, the Cathedral of Amiens took 190 years, the Florence Cathedral took 200 years, and cologne Cathedral and Westminster Abbey Church all took 500 years to construct. In China, the excavation of the Yungang Grottoes took more than 60 years, the Longmen Grottoes took more than 400 years to build, the achievements of the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes took more than 900 years, and almost all the temples and temples have experienced repeated destruction and construction, several degrees of expansion and contraction.
Modern construction workers really can't appreciate the labor of ancient craftsmen who are emotionally responsible and faithful to it. Once the piety is refined, the faith has turned into a delicate work, which is not a clever work, but also a miraculous work. Such a building has become an ancient building in the construction, and it must be a famous building after it is completed.
Hundreds of years later, the successor's design can still be in harmony with the previous style, and can still be properly linked to the early engineering, because of the same compassion and the truth of the same heart that communicates the hearts of generations, with such sincerity, the difference between the modern and the past is resolved, the gap between the old and the young is bridged, and the boundaries between religion and art are blurred.
In front of any great work of art, as long as you are detached and stop meditating, you will see a distant and leisurely dialogue that is either hidden or present. Those who did not survive to the end of it also thought of its grandeur and experienced its comedic ending.
Some people say that the Sagrada Familia is a building that transcends the ordinary sense and is a symbol of Barcelona. In fact, its construction process is a legendary story in itself. Architect Gaudí, with his dedication and genius, shaped the life of the city. Gaudí's works are mostly in Barcelona, famous for park gal and Apartments Mira, and the Sagrada Familia is the masterpiece of his efforts for more than 40 years. The efforts of artists such as Gaudí have made Barcelona's unique urban temperament vividly reflected.
In the heart of Barcelona, on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, there is a church that has been built for more than 100 years, which began construction in 1884 and is expected to be completed by 2026, which is the Sagrada Familia, designed by the Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí (1852–1926). The cathedral is a marvel in the history of human architecture. I think it's the most hideous building in the world today, what do you think? Welcome to leave a comment.
The grotesque, dreamy romance displayed by the cathedral attracts all the eyes of the city. Generations of Barcelonans have not been anxious and irritated by this tall semi-finished product, but have waited patiently and calmly.
Construction of the cathedral was slow, surviving only by ticket revenue and personal donations, and was disrupted by the Spanish Civil War. In 2010, the entire construction process was halfway through, but some of the biggest challenges remained unresolved. It is expected to be completed in 2026, the centenary of Gaudí's death.
Although this church, which is a huge project in terms of creativity and ambition, is still unfinished, the scale of this 95 meters long and 60 meters wide, and the size of the capacity of 10,000 people is enough to shake people's hearts, without any prejudice to its becoming one of the most famous attractions in the world, has been designated as a World Heritage Site, and was crowned as a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI of the Roman Catholic Church.
The Sagrada Familia, a landmark of Barcelona, is a magnificent Catholic church inspired by nature such as mountains, caves, animals and flowers, and Gaudí once said: "Straight lines belong to man, and curves belong to God." "The design of the cathedral is completely devoid of planes and straight lines, but instead combines conical, spiral, parabolic, hyperbolic variations into a sacred building full of rhythm and movement.
The cathedral was designed in 1883 by Gaudí, who was only a young man, which is the most important work of his life, the greatest building, and can also be said to be the crystallization of his efforts and a symbol of honor. The marathon project cost Gaudí almost his life's work, and the design was not complete until his death in 1926. Gaudí studied the relationship between churches and urban master plans, highlighting the iconic status of churches in the city, obtaining the best visual arts effects and occupying as little urban land as possible. Gaudí boldly modified the design of the church, using the three facades of the church as metaphors to symbolize the three stages of Jesus' life: birth, crucifixion and resurrection, and designed 18 towers — representing Jesus and his 12 disciples, the Virgin Mary and 4 evangelists, while the highest 170-meter tower in the center symbolizes Jesus Christ. It is not only the number of spires that have a certain meaning. Gaudí pushed the monumentality of the church to the pinnacle through ornamentation and metaphor, and has been called the originator of postmodern architecture.
Gaudí's early works have elaborate drawings, and later only sketches, mainly rely on model deliberation design, in the long design cycle of excellence, repeated deliberation, almost endless pursuit of artistic perfection, is a veritable research design. The later period of church design reflects the further development of Gaudí's creative ideas, and the shape tends to be pure, rough and abstract. Unfortunately, Gaudí did not finalize the design, and the unfinished church has become an important milestone in architecture.
The cathedral has a peculiar shape and looks like it was made by hand in fluffy clay, but in fact it was built with real red stone.
The walls of the cathedral stretch out a variety of monster drip mouths, snakes, lizards and salamanders, as well as many other sculptures. The church's four hollow towers tower into the sky and look like giant anthills that have been pierced through hundreds of holes. Almost all of these towers have an octopus-footed appearance. The entire building is not straight and looks lifelike. The top of the tower is intricately shaped and decorated with various colored tiles. On each spire is a cross surrounded by a spherical corolla.
The Main Church of Milan took 100 years, the Main Church of Ulm took 115 years to complete, the Cathedral of Pisa took 221 years, the Cathedral of Amiens took 190 years, the Florence Cathedral took 200 years, and cologne Cathedral and Westminster Abbey Church all took 500 years to construct. In China, the excavation of the Yungang Grottoes took more than 60 years, the Longmen Grottoes took more than 400 years to build, the achievements of the Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes took more than 900 years, and almost all the temples and temples have experienced repeated destruction and construction, several degrees of expansion and contraction.
Modern construction workers really can't appreciate the labor of ancient craftsmen who are emotionally responsible and faithful to it. Once the piety is refined, the faith has turned into a delicate work, which is not a clever work, but also a miraculous work. Such a building has become an ancient building in the construction, and it must be a famous building after it is completed.
Hundreds of years later, the successor's design can still be in harmony with the previous style, and can still be properly linked to the early engineering, because of the same compassion and the truth of the same heart that communicates the hearts of generations, with such sincerity, the difference between the modern and the past is resolved, the gap between the old and the young is bridged, and the boundaries between religion and art are blurred.
In front of any great work of art, as long as you are detached and stop meditating, you will see a distant and leisurely dialogue that is either hidden or present. Those who did not survive to the end of it also thought of its grandeur and experienced its comedic ending.
Some people say that the Sagrada Familia is a building that transcends the ordinary sense and is a symbol of Barcelona. In fact, its construction process is a legendary story in itself. Architect Gaudí, with his dedication and genius, shaped the life of the city. Gaudí's works are mostly in Barcelona, famous for park gal and Apartments Mira, and the Sagrada Familia is the masterpiece of his efforts for more than 40 years. The efforts of artists such as Gaudí have made Barcelona's unique urban temperament vividly reflected.
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