The architect of nature's geometry
A forest made of stone
The towers reaching for the sky
A legacy carved in time
What is the name of the catenary-like arch that Antoni Gaudí frequently used in his buildings?
Who was Antoni Gaudí's close artistic collaborator who helped design the colorful trencadís mosaics at Park Güell?
torito Gaudí invented a genius method of using weighted hanging chains to design incredibly strong, self-supporting arches.
Which of these mathematical shapes did Antoni Gaudí use because it mimics the structure of tree trunks and bones?
What is the name of the colorful mosaic technique using broken ceramic tiles popularized by Antoni Gaudí?
torito Antoni Gaudí Sagrada Familia
Gaudí's grand design, a forest of stone, Sagrada Familia, where nature's seed was sown.
torito Gaudí rejected flat walls and instead used complex mathematical shapes called ruled surfaces to mimic living organisms.
In which Spanish region did Antoni Gaudí live and build almost all of his famous architectural works?
Which childhood ailment forced Antoni Gaudí to spend long periods of time resting and observing nature?
Gaudí's school grades: Antoni Gaudí was not a straight-A student; his architecture school director once joked they were graduating either a genius or a madman.
A curve formed by a flexible cord hanging freely between two fixed points. Antoni Gaudi used inverted chain models to design the arches of his unfinished Barcelona basilica.
