Gaudí's organic architecture

Gaudí's organic architecture draws inspiration from natural forms and structures, emphasizing harmony between built environments and nature. His designs feature flowing lines, curves, and intricate details that mimic natural elements like trees, waves, and bones, creating visually dynamic and unified spaces. Instead of rigid symmetry, his work embraces asymmetry and flexibility, blending aesthetic beauty with structural innovation. This approach results in structures that feel alive and integrated with their surroundings, exemplifying a deep respect for nature’s complexity and beauty in architectural form.