"Sagrada Familia" explores Antoni GaudĂ's architectural masterpiece in Barcelona, delving into its unique blend of art, faith, and innovative engineering. The book highlights GaudĂ's vision to create a "Bible in stone," evident in the intricate symbolism of the basilica's facades, such as the Nativity Facade.
The book also examines how he drew inspiration from nature, incorporating organic architectural elements like parabolic arches and inclined columns, pushing the boundaries of conventional design. The narrative progresses chronologically, starting with the project's inception and GaudĂ's life, then moves through the architectural elements, including detailed sections on each facade.
It explains GaudĂ's innovative structural techniques and addresses the complex challenges of continuing construction after his death. The book emphasizes the ongoing controversies surrounding the interpretation of GaudĂâs plans and the adaptation of modern technologies, providing a comprehensive look at the basilica's construction history and enduring legacy.
