6 Monuments in Spain

6 MONUMENTS WE LIKE THE MOST IN SPAIN

BARCELONA

Sacred Family

ALMERÍA

Alcazaba

PONTEVEDRA

Church

ALICANTE

Carbonell House

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MADRID

Main Square

SACRED FAMILY

SACRED FAMILY

The Sacred Family is a reflection of Gaudí's creative plenitude: he worked on it for most of his professional career, but especially in the last years of his career, when he reached the culmination of his naturalistic style, in which he achieved a synthesis of everyone. Gaudí achieved a perfect harmony in the relationship between structural and decorative elements, between plasticity and aesthetics, between function and form, between content and capacity, achieving the integration of all the arts into a structured and logical whole.

CARBONELL HOUSE

CARBONELL HOUSE

Carbonell House is a building on the Paseo de la Explanada in Alicante. This emblematic building of the city has a history of more than one hundred years. It is currently used for commercial premises and offices on the ground and mezzanine floors and for rental housing on the rest. The distributions are organized around light wells and attached staircase cores, with a main core and a secondary core for independent access to the service area. The distribution hallways are located around the ventilation terraces, the rest of the rooms are located around the entire exterior perimete.

ALCAZABA

ALCAZABA

Located on an isolated hill, the Alcazaba is a solid and extensive fortress with walls more than three meters wide and five meters high.Unity such as the fortifications of the city, where the Desfiladero de la Hoya and the Cerro de San Cristóbal maintain, define and give meaning to a direct connection with the Alcazaba, both physical and visual. creating a set of exceptional size. The Alcazaba is connected to the city to the south, and to the north is the Cerro de San Cristóbal, which ultimately defines a unique space, undoubtedly of cultural interest.

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CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA LA MAYOR

CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA LA MAYOR

he Church of Santa María la Mayor is a Gothic style building, with influences from the Portuguese Manueline style.Externally, the façade stands out. The main one faces west, it has a wide staircase to access it. It has an altar-shaped structure, with three richly decorated bodies (following the Plateresque style).

MAIN SQUARE

MAIN SQUARE

In 1560, after moving the palace to Madrid in 1561, Philip II commissioned Juan de Herrera to remodel the plaza. The first building in the new square, the Casa de la Panadería, was started in 1590 by Diego Sillero, on the site of the old market. In 1617, Philip III commissioned the completion of the work to Juan Gómez de Mora, who completed the square in 1619.