Construction UPDATE Sagrada Familia - Almost Finished After 142 Years
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- Uncover the secrets behind Barcelona's Sagrada Familia, an architectural marvel designed by Antoni Gaudí that's been under construction for over 140 years. Explore its history, challenges, and the modern technologies speeding up its completion. Find out why this masterpiece remains unfinished and what its completion means for the world.
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An amazing engineering marvel, is anyone planning on visiting this?
Well if house problems didnt happen every time i fixed another house problem yea
Thanks for fixing the audio!
Already been-highly impressive 😊🤗
I am visiting for the first time this September
Was just there in May and it's one of those things you need to see for yourself.
I visited Sagrada Familia and it's definitely worth the time. It's an incredible, but also bizarre building. The video gives you an idea of what it's like, but the only way you can really appreciate it is to see it with your own eyes.
Definitely it ranks as one of the architectural wonders of the modern world! Not to be missed!
I think it's a gorgeous building, incredibly ingenious & unique. I would love to visit but too old to travel nowadays. However I will enjoy videos of it when it's completed I'm sure! I'm very happy they actually are completing this!
Been there twice. Going back in January. It's a special place.
Special to the ego mad, I'm sure, yes it is, a standing testament to humanity vanity and lack of any actual sense of humility or love for others. If Satan existed he would be very proud of his work.
@@MultiMyNickName Thanks for the update, Eeyore
There is not a more beautiful building on the planet. I can hardly wait to see it.
This project started out as a church but what is it now...A fascinating building though, definitely on my places still to visit list.
It's just beautiful ❤
I've been waiting for this masterpiece to be ready for so long, one day i will visit here 💮
Love From Indian Hindu ❤🎉🇮🇳
Last time I saw it was 6 years ago - it already looked mind blowing. Can't wait to pay a visit once it's finished.
Who is the 21st century architect? He should be famous. The building is magnificent.
Famous in the architectural community for sure. The Alan Parsons Project also released the concept album Gaudi in 1987.
The current architect is Jordi Fauli.
@@HeinrichvonReuss3747 Thank You!!!
I was there in 2006 and it didn't look anywhere near being done. The tour guide said it was at least 30-35 years away from being finished.
View City beautiful
The only building I can think of that inspires interest in its architecture for people who don't care for architecture. It is also the only building I can think of that is successful for its architecture alone
Conceived by a genius, built out of unwavering faith by members of Catalonia's large Sacred Family. I am a bit puzzled by the building licence episode at this stage of development. Has this been verified?
I think the great Cologne Gothic cathedral in Germany took about 400 years to complete as did a lot of the other big cathedrals -even St Peter's in Rome took hundreds of years.
Construction in Cologne was interrupted for several hundred years, but then finished in the late 19th century.
When I was young it was estimated that it would take 200 years to complete
The quarry where they get the stone for this is in Lancashire.
awesome
So anyone could get a job building it ??? ... 😮 Wow !!! Impressive !!!
What happened to the audio at 4:30?
This proves something.
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The word gaudy comes from Gaudi's gaugy Architecture.
This building by Gaudi looks very gaudy to me.
Yes, not much difference between Gaudi and gaudy!
@@joeyjamison5772 I wonder if gaudy was derived from Gaudi.
Should have got the Polish in to build it - Would have it built in 6 months 😁
Does it hold services?
Yes water, electrics, sewerage and data😊!?!
@@TomTomicMic LOL!
Nah the Milan's Duomo tooke 500 yerars to be completed
The only problem I can see is the grand staircase in the front
you're right. City Hall corruption
What Tower of Babel did Jesus ask for?
3 million annual visitors without financial support from the government or church... plus all the punitive building approval costs? Who owns this project?
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🏳️🌈Hopefully Gaudi’s disciplines turned into disciples at some point…🏳️🌈
Wait, how did you pronounce Mallorca?!? Oh my god. *facepalm*
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🍉 doesn't exist.
And people call this achievement? Imagine if you spent the same energy of helping the weak and weary, imagine if you invested the time in harmony and peace and healing the reality, but nope. you spend all the money and effort on egotistical vanity projects which serve no purpose at all except the inflation of your own sense of greatness. Biggest pile of manure ever.
What absolute nonsense you spout - you do realize that projects like this one , inspired by the same enthusiasm as inspired the great Gothic cathedrals also exercised the extremely valuable building and artistic skills that have been so important to human development and the enhancement of the human psyche. The Gothic style of architecture, for example, was a breakthrough in construction techniques that hadn't existed until that point -being able to cover an immense interior space of such incredible height - by using the principle of the flying buttresses outside and then being able to use that lightness to install vast expanses of exquisite stained glass. The stained glass alone extended the skills of the glazier to new heights. You do realize that all these projects have flow on beneficial effects even in the strictly functional realms. After all, even Jesus himself declared, after that woman was criticized by the disciples for having wasted valuable perfume on the feet of Jesus, responded " The poor are always with us." If you use that usual banal cliche "why wasn't it spent on the poor?" well then virtually nothing that is uplifting and long lasting will ever be built -nothing! Why do people expend so much on beautiful gardens? The tourism income generated, over the centuries, of great sublime projects like this one, has been paid back the original cost probably ten times over. Imagination deficiency problem detected!
@@kaloarepo288 Vanity and ego. Value to human existence zero.
I was there in 2006 and thought the same thing. How ostentatious can you get???
The great Cathedrals of Europe al to9k centuries to build, longer than Sagra Familia will ever take, given it's progress
My-orca | Gow-dee
LOL
Everybody knows it's Madge Jorca!?!