Architecture Guide to Barcelona

From hundreds of possibilities, this guide brings together the most interesting and important examples of modern architecture in Barcelona. This guide covers the emergence of Moder¬nisme and Noucentisme, creative periods for which Bar¬ce¬lona is known the world over, the emblematic German Pavilion by Mies van der Rohe (1929), rationalist works conceived from the 1940s and 50s, large housing projects of the 70s, the Olympic architecture of the late eighties, post-Olympic architecture, and examples of the ongoing urban redefinition from the nineties. Each entry has a brief description that includes completion date, author, initial planning dates, address, a brief explanatory description, arrival information via public transport, and summaries of subsequent additions, restoration, alterations, or reconstruction information are highlighted by a graphic coding system.