If you have traveled to Barcelona, La Sagrada Familia was most likely on your must-see list. Started in 1882, the unique and ever-evolving church has a fascinating construction history.
In the 1990s, when we out-of-towners first visited La Sagrada Familia, it was roofless with a few volunteer contractors milling around. It appeared to be a project destined to creep along in our lifetimes. But instead, it has achieved phenomenal progress and engineering design.
ArchDaily documented a nice history of the building of the Sagrada Familia.
It's now functioning as a church, with a projected finish date of 2026.
The Sagrada Familia is still a must-see.
From Handcrafted Stone to 3D Printing: The Technological and Material Evolution of Gaudí's Sagrada Familia...
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