A short video tour of Antoni Gaudí’s architectural work in Barcelona focusing on the Sagrada Familia (referred to here as “Pagada Familia/Pagada Familia”). The speaker orients viewers to Gaudí’s historical period (born late 1800s, major works early 1900s) and highlights the church’s long construction, differing materials/ages on opposite facades, and its continued work by later architects.
So we are still in Barcelona and we are doing a little bit of a tour today, mostly of Gaudi's work. He's an architect that was born in the late 1800s. His big work was in the early 1900s. He's treated well. The most famous architect in the world. And you can see some of his work here. This is actually a continuation of his work. It's called the Pagada Familia. It's his church. It's a church that he built. This is his dream. And this actually is designed by another architect that's much more modern. We're going to take you around the other side and you'll see it. It was started by Gowdy, and you can see how amazing this is. Just the scope of it is unbelievable. I hope you can see it, but the detail is just crazy. And you can see how light brown this detail is over here. And then we'll take it to the other side where it's all dark brown and about 100 years old. All right.
