Antonio Gaudí (1984)

Antonio Gaudi: (Antonio Gaudi,1852.6.25-1926.6.10), Spanish architect, representative of the plastic architecture school, belongs to the modernist architectural style. Gaudi studied at the Provincial School of Architecture in Barcelona. After graduation, his early works were similar to the gorgeous Victorian style, and later adopted a historical style, which was the mainstream of the Gothic renaissance. Gaudi's first major commission project was the completion of the Holy Family Church in Barcelona (1883-still under construction), a building with great personality and appeal (Gaudi completed only one ear hall and one of four towers when Gaudi died), Mira apartment, Bartro apartment (also known as Bartro House), Guel Chapel and Guel Park. Chronology of life June 25, 1852 was born in the Catalan town of Reus in 1870, entered the Barcelona School of Architecture, graduated from the auditorium of a university in 1877, and won the title of architect in 1878. And got to know Osevio Guel, who presided over the construction of the Holy Family Cathedral in 1883 and decided to build "Guel Park" in 1900.