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Antonio Gaudí embarked on a remarkable journey in 1883 when he first set out to design what he initially called the “church of the poor.” As an architectural enthusiast with a penchant for captivating designs, I found myself utterly fascinated by the intricate process that unfolded. Gaudí, renowned for his visionary creations in Barcelona, heldContinue reading “Architectural Marvel Unveiled: Exploring the Enigmatic Sagrada Família”