Josep Maria Jujol designed the wrought-iron balconies that supplement the wavy stone façade of one of these buildings, which is nicknamed "La Pedrera" ("la pud-RARE-uh") for its resemblance to a quarry.
A building of this type alternates between using rectangular and hemispherical balconies, and features columns shaped like stacks of bobbins to represent the textile manufacturer who commissioned it. A group of modernist buildings of this type in the Eixample ("uh-SHOMP-luh") district are nicknamed the "Block of Discord." The curved roof of one of these buildings includes a turret topped with a cross next to a mosaic, which may represent Saint George slaying the dragon. Josep Maria Jujol designed the wrought-iron balconies that supplement the wavy stone façade of one of these buildings, which is nicknamed "La Pedrera" ("la pud-RARE-uh") for its resemblance to a quarry. After seeing the plans for Parc Güell ("gwail"), the Batlló ("ball-YO") family commissioned one of these buildings from that park's architect. For 10 points, identify these buildings, one of which was commissioned by Pere Milà ("PAY-ruh mee-LAH") from Antoni Gaudí.
A building of this type alternates between using rectangular and hemispherical balconies, and features columns shaped like stacks of bobbins to represent the textile manufacturer who commissioned it.
houses [or housing; or casas; accept apartments or apartamentos; accept apartment blocks; accept Casa Milà or Casa Batlló or Casa Calvet; prompt on residences; prompt on Gaudi buildings before “Gaudi" is read] &lt;Other Art (Architecture)&gt;