Gaudí

Antoni Gaudí made sculptures from real models. One of them was Mariano Barceló, a stonemason at the Sagrada Família who posed for Christ on the crucifix.

Singing was always a big part of Antoni Gaudí’s project for the Sagrada Família. In this post we will discover how Gaudí imagined the choirs (the spaces for the choirs) and their acoustics, how he wanted the singers placed, his taste in music and his relationship with Lluís Millet and Orfeó Català.

We get to know Antoni Gaudi’s professional and personal sides with Armand Puig

The columns inside the Sagrada Família, one of Antoni Gaudí’s most noteworthy contributions to the world of architecture, are unique in shape (double twist) and tree-like structure, which allows them to absorb and distribute the Temple loads.

Gaudí said, “Sunshine is the best painter.” And the experience inside the Basilica truly shows he was right. Depending on the time of year, hour of the day and, even, the weather, the feeling inside changes due to the sunlight...

Find out how are they making the sculptures for the Chapel of the Assumption and how do they go from clay to the final stone figure

The 'Àlbums del Temple' are the most faithful descriptions of Antoni Gaudí's final intentions for the Sagrada Família...

Find out the meaning of the passion façade scenes of the Sagrada Familia

Did you know that fruits such as cherries, peaches, and oranges are present at the Sagrada Familia?