Gaudí, Casa Batlló, Antoni Gaudí, Modernisme, Barcelona, Catalonia, Eusebi Güell, Batlló House, architecture, cultural heritage, Joseph Batlló, artistic legacy, urbanism, Antoni Gaudí Foundation

Gaudí was a renowned Spanish architect, famous for designing iconic buildings like Casa Batlló in Barcelona, a masterpiece of Modernisme, a Catalan artistic movement blending art and architecture. Located in Catalonia, Barcelona’s cultural hub, Gaudí was inspired by nature and innovation, creating highly imaginative structures. Eusebi Güell, a patron, supported Gaudí’s work, including Casa Batlló, also called Batlló House. Gaudí’s work greatly influences urban design and cultural heritage, elevating Barcelona’s artistic legacy. The Antoni Gaudí Foundation promotes his preservation and study, ensuring his revolutionary approach to architecture and ongoing cultural significance.