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Timeline of Antoni Gaudis Life
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Timeline of Antoni Gaudis Life
By Stephanie Hedditch
Birth
On the 25th of June, 1852, Antoni Gaudi was born in Reus, Catalonia, and he was baptised within the following days at the Church of Sant Pere Apòstol in Reus (featured bottom left).
1852
University
Antoni Gaudi studied at the Barcelona Higher School of Architecture for 4 years to eventually graduate with a degree in architecture on the 15th of March, 1878.
1874 -1878
1882-2026
Sagrada Familia
Location: Sagrada Familia Square, Barcelona.
Factors of Influence: Neo-gothic Architecture and the organic shapes of nature.
1883-1885
El Capricho
Location: Bº Sobrellano, s/n. Comillas (Cantabria – Spain)
Factors of Influence: Contemporary architecture combined with elements of historical neomudéjar.
1883-1888
Casa Vicens
Location: Carrer de les Carolines, 24 Barcelona
Factors of Influence: Interior aspects of the building show an Islamic architecture presence whilst the ornamentation of the ceiling is inspired by flora.
1884-1887
Güell Pavilions
Location: Avinguda Pedralbes, 7 Barcelona
Factors of Influence: This project boasts aspects of mudejar influences, as well as Catalan modernism (especially in the the dragon positioned on the iron gate).
1885-1890
Palau Guell
Location: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3 Barcelona.
Factors of Influence: The Oriental Movement.
1887-1893
Episcopal Palace of Astorga
Location: Plaza de Eduardo de Castro 24700 Astorga (León) Spain
Factors of Influence: Neogothic style and Greek cross form.
1888-1889
Teresian College
Location: 85 Ganduxer Street, Sant Gervasi, Barcelona
Factors of Influence: The Neo-Gothic Movement, more specifically the ideas explored by Viollet-le-Duc.
1891-1892
Botines House
Location: Plaza del Obispo Marcelo, 5 León Spain
Factors of Influence: The Neo-Gothic Movement, more specifically the ideas explored by Viollet-le-Duc.
1895-1897
Bodegas Güell
Location: Carretera 246 de Calafell a Barcelona, Km 24,5 Sitges (El Garraf)
Factors of Influence: Art Nouveau Catalan architecture and the Medieval style.
1898-1900
Casa Calvet
Location: Carrer de Casp, 48 Barcelona
Award
1900
Gaudi received an award from the Barcelona City Council labeling his Casa Calvet: "Best Building of the Year".
1900-1909
Bellesguard
Location: Carrer de Bellesguard, 16-20 Barcelona
Factors of Influence: The Neo-Gothic Movement, more specifically the ideas explored by Viollet-le-Duc.
1900-1914
Park Guell
Location: Carrer d’Olot, s/n. Carretera del Carmel Barcelona
Factors of Influence: Organic shapes found in Nature
1904-1906
Casa Batlló
Location: Passeig de Gracia, 43 Barcelona
Factors of Influence: Organic shapes found in Nature aswell as the Mediterranean (particularly in the white-painted loft).
1905-1906
Artigas Gardens
Location: Afores, s/n – Camí de la Pobla a Clot del Moro La Pobla de Lillet (Berguedà)
Factors of Influence: Nature.
1906-1910
Casa Milà
Location: Passeig de Gracia, 92 Barcelona
Factors of Influence: Organic shapes found in Nature
1908-1914
Church of Colònia Güell
Location: Colònia Güell Santa Coloma de Cervelló (Baix Llobregat – Barcelona)
1909
Sagrada Família Schools
Location: Carrer de Sardenya, 316, 08013 Barcelona, Spain
Death
On the 10th of June, 1926, Antoni Gaudi died due to delayed medical treatment for injuries acquired from being hit by a tram.