
gaudí’s casa batlló reopens hidden apartment as gallery for contemporary art by mesura
restored by the barcelona-based studio, the gallery occupies a 230-square-meter second-floor apartment that has remained closed to the public for decades.
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casa batlló is a historic landmark in barcelona, refurbished by antoni gaudí between 1904 and 1906. the architect completely changed the facade, redistributing the internal partitioning, expanding the lightwell and converting the inside into a true work of art. besides its artistic value, the building is also extremely functional, much more characteristic of modern times than of the past. some even see elements that herald the architectural trends of the late 20th century.

restored by the barcelona-based studio, the gallery occupies a 230-square-meter second-floor apartment that has remained closed to the public for decades.

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