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Global Architecture - Barcelona Spain 2005 Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain.

A close-up view looks up at tall stone spires and narrow towers rising into a deep blue sky. The surfaces are packed with carved detail and rough masonry texture, and the crowns near the tops catch the light.

This is the Basilica of the Sagrada Família, designed by Antoni Gaudí, in Barcelona, Spain. It is a Roman Catholic basilica begun in 1882 and still under construction, created as a church with soaring tapering spires, sculpted transitions, and rhythmic vertical ribs that emphasize height.

The design blends Gothic-inspired verticality with Catalan Modernismeâ??s organic, highly expressive stonework. The pinnacles show intricate ornament and mosaic-like accents, with clustered spires and elaborate finials that create a dramatic silhouette against the sky.

Common name: Catalan Modernisme
Architecture type or style: Catalan Modernisme (Gaudí) with Gothic-inspired basilica spires