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Global Architecture - Barcelona Spain 2005 Street-level view of the Basílica de la Sagrada Família shows a dramatic stone façade filled with carved figures, sharp gables, and many small openings. Scaffolding and a tall construction crane rise behind the building under a clear blue sky, and a few people stand near a fenced edge.

The façade has strong vertical lines and deep sculptural relief, with geometric window groups that include circular rosette windows and repeating triangular forms. The surface looks like a dense, ornamented skin where structure and sculpture blend together, and the construction equipment and netting emphasize that the site is still being built.

This is the Basílica de la Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Spain, a Roman Catholic church begun in 1882 and closely associated with architect Antoni Gaudí. The design fits Catalan Modernisme with organic Art Nouveau ideas, mixing nature-like forms with complex stone carving and dramatic, pointed profiles.
Common name: Catalan Modernisme
Architecture type or style: Catalan Modernisme (Gaudíâ??s organic Art Nouveau)