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March 27, 2026 4 min read

Did you know? Coronelles, the window of a palace and of a throne…

By: Ferran Garcés Yesterday, a dinner was held on the second floor of the house. In the photograph of the event we can see a new element and another with a long history. The new one is the ceiling with Gaudí’s characteristic organic shapes, made of plaster, a malleable material…

February 13, 2026 7 min read

Did you know? Santa Eulalia, searching for vanished traces…

By: Ferran Garcés Barcelona has two major festivals. The summer one is La Mercè, and the winter one is dedicated to its other patron saint,…

February 6, 2026 10 min read

Did you know? The women of Gaudí: clients and a saint…

By Ferran Garcés Gaudí, still a student, took part with some friends in a school magazine (see: El Arlequin). One of his drawings is the…

January 30, 2026 9 min read

Did you know? Gaudí’s Women: Family life and the impossible love

By Ferran Garcés   Today we will talk about the women closest to the architect’s life, and next Friday about his clients. The subject of…

January 22, 2026 3 min read

Did you know? Bellesguard before the Olympic Games…

By Ferran Garcés Torre Bellesguard is located at exit 7 of the B‑20, better known as the Ronda de Dalt, one of Barcelona’s major traffic…

January 17, 2026 5 min read

Did you know? A small tribute to the watering trough

By: Ferran Garcés During Christmas and Epiphany, the spotlight goes to the Nativity scene; to the point that the word itself is synonymous with the…

January 9, 2026 4 min read

Did you know? A symbol faithful to the original image

By Ferran Garcés We recently welcomed the New Year, but we also have to say goodbye to the nativity scene and other Christmas traditions. However,…