Rebuilding Gaudi's Vision

The aftermath of the Spanish Civil War left the Sagrada Familia in disarray, with many of Gaudi's original plans lost. Despite opposition from prominent architects who believed the project should remain unfinished, patrons insisted on honoring Gaudi's vision while navigating the complexities of his unique design. As the construction progressed into the 1970s, the challenge of interpreting Gaudi's groundbreaking work became a quest for many, including a young architect who serendipitously encountered the project's original architects.