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ANTONIO GAUDI The greatest architect
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Antoni Gaudi is one ofthe most well-knownand significant person in the world architecture.Rarely did he drawdetailed plans of his works and instead preferred to create them as three-dimensional scale models, moulding all details as he was conceiving them in his mind.
Biography.
The son of a coppersmith, Antoni Gaudi was born in Reus, Spain in 1852. He studied at the Escola Superior d'Arquitectura in Barcelona and designed his first major commission for the Casa Vincens in Barcelona using a Gothic Revival style that set a precedent for his future work.Over the course of his career, Gaudi developed a sensuous, curving, almost surreal design style which established him as the innovative leader of the Spanish Art Nouveau movement. With little regard for formal order, he juxtaposed unrelated systems and altered established visual order. Gaudi's characteristically warped form of Gothic architecture drew admiration from other avant-garde artists.Although categorized with the Art Nouveau, Gaudi created an entirely original style. He died in Barcelona in 1926.
The examples of Gaudi’s brilliant work
VISENCE’S HOUSE
El Capriccio
Guell
In childhood Antonio often was alone and pay attention to clouds, flowers, insects… He always wanted to build like a nature. The best interiors he found in sky and sea, ideal sculptural forms
were trees and clouds.
Casa Mila
Gaudi hated right angles and straight architectural forms, especially direct walls. He avoided straight lines, using only natural ones.
Casa Batllo
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Antonio was born in little town at the sea and all his memories in childhood are connected with it. The impression of first
architect experiences he brought through all his life. That’s why some of his buildings looks like locks from sand.
El Parque Guell
Sagrada Familiathe most magnificent building
Was he genius or madman – nobody knows. But his buildings, sculptures and interiors
excites imagination of all people in all over the world.
Resources
www.wikipedia.org www.goldenlibrary.en www.modarch.com
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