Architecture barcelona

Antoni Gaudi designed Casa Mila, or La Pedrera, from 1906-1912. Found in Barcelona, La Pedrera (which translates to "stone quarry") was built as a home for the Mila family. You can see Gaudi's influence in the unique shape of the building and the use of iron.

Barcelona wouldn't be the same without Gaudí's architecture.

How can you aesthetically please your eye on a daily basics? Where do you start admiring the beauty and life of your city, if not from your own neighbourhood? Living in Barcelona, I am lucky to cal…

Casa Batlló - Barcelona - Spain (by Alex DROP)

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window in Barcelona - Casa Pérez Samanillo (by Arnim Schulz)

A garden on the ceiling - La Casa Milà (aka La Pedrera) was the last private residence designed by the architect Antoni Gaudí and it was built between 1906 and 1910. The photo was taken last Saturday during the "open museums night". Once a year several museums in Barcelona open their doors free until 1am. Lovely idea must say :) Extracted from La Pedrera website: The main floor is the former residence of the Milà's. It was opened as an exhibition hall in 1992. The vestibule staircase with…

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Vilassar de Mar - Barcelona

So Beautiful