The Last Days of Gaudí Travel propaganda and more

propaganda and more

Built Future) preceded by an extensive introductory essay by the Chilean architects Mauricio Pezo and Sofía von Ellrichshausen

and exhibition designs to high-rise commercial complexes

followed by a description of the main principles behind the design of the house

Grafting is the process of connecting two separate living plants—one old and one new—so they can grow and thrive as one

The Last Days of Gaudí Travel propaganda and moreOn June 7, 1926, Antoni Gaud walked out of the compound of the partially built Sagrada Familia for his daily confessions in Barcelona's old city. On the way he was knocked down by a tram. Largely reclusive and dressed like a pauper, the country's greatest architect was unrecognized and taken to the city's ancient public hospital where he was given a bed among the anonymous poor. Five days later, in a citywide outpouring of mourning, a vast funereal