Mysterious walkwayEarlier, we had a couple posts highlighting the architecture of Antoni Gaudí. In the late 1800s, he was commissioned by a wealthy Frenchman, Count Eusebi de Güell, to design his housing site in the manner of an English garden.
Construction took place from 1900 to 1914. The commercial housing project was unsuccessful and the site was converted into a municipal gardens. I'll let the pictures do the talking.
Entrance with stairs leading to the terrace
One of many walking paths
Curved, elevated walkway
Another elevated walkway
Indescribable
A building within the park
Overhead view of terrace
Doric columns supporting terrace
View of house from portico
The curl of a stone wave
The terrace and Doric columns from afar
5 comments:
It's all about execution. I'm surprised you got down to the "comments" link, considering how much scrolling that took.
Nice Photo's DD. How comes there's never any pictures of the visiting Smith clan, are they all as scary as you?
Stone Works,
No, less scary, but their lack of scariness would only accentuate mine, which is bad for business and my street cred.
That little cafe at the back of the terrace got me for 3€ once for an 8oz. bottle of water.
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