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The relationship between Eusebi Guell & Antoni Gaudi
The Architects of Park Guell
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Antoni Gaudi | Barcelona’s celebrated architect
Antoni Gaudi was a Catalan architect, who has come to be seen as a pioneering symbol of Art Nouveau and modernism or Catalan modernism. Gaudi is renowned for his intricate work in architectural structures in Barcelona. His works have a highly individualized, sui generis style.
His first major project was Casa Vicens influenced by oriental architecture. Over the years, he created many masterpieces: the Bellesguard Tower, Park Güell, the restoration of Mallorca Cathedral, Casa Mila, Casa Batlló, and most importantly, the Church of the Sagrada Familia.
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Eusebi Guell | Gaudi's patron
Born in Barcelona in 1846 to an affluent family, Eusebi Güell was a keen traveler. He studied in Spain, England, and France before taking over his father’s businesses. A skilled entrepreneur, he was able to expand his family fortune with his forward-thinking ideas.
In 1878, Güell attended the World Fair in Paris. It was here that Güell encountered the architect Antoni Gaudí. They became friends over their similarities: both were devout Christians, who had an interest in architecture. As his businesses grew, Güell required the construction of new buildings and naturally reached out to Gaudi to create them.
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Frequently asked questions about Park Guell and Antoni Gaudi
Who designed park Guell in Barcelona?
Antoni Gaudi designed Park Guell in Barcelona.
Who was Antoni Gaudi?
Antoni Gaudi was a well-known architect and the face of Catalan modernism.
Who was Eusebi Guell?
Eusebi Guell was a wealthy Catalan aristocrat and businessman who served as a patron to Antoni Gaudi. His vision and financial support were instrumental in the creation of many of Gaudi's works, including Park Guell.
What was Park Guell inspired by?
Park Guell was solely inspired by the English garden city movement.
What was Park Guell originally intended as?
Originally, Park Guell was intended to be a residential estate for wealthy families. However, the project was unsuccessful, and it was later transformed into a public park.
What is Park Guell today?
Park Guell is a privatized park composed of gardens and architectural elements.
Did Gaudi live in Park Guell?
A. In 1906, at the age of 54 Gaudi moved to a house designed by another Catalan architect, Francesc Berenguer inside Park Guell. This was his last official residence in Barcelona. He lived here for nearly twenty years until his death.
What were some of Antoni Gaudi & Eusebi Guell's famous projects together?
Some of the projects they worked on together was Park Guell (A public park designed as a residential estate) Casa Batllo (A stunning residential building characterized by its organic forms and colorful facade.) and Sagrada Familia!
