Just outside this city one can find a church intended for textile workers that is uncompleted except for the crypt.
This city's blue triangular Forum Building was built by Herzog and de Meuron. Just outside this city one can find a church intended for textile workers that is uncompleted except for the crypt. That work was commissioned by an industrialist whose house in this city is adorned with wrought iron gates decorated with a dragon. In 1986, architects reconstructed a building here that featured a flat roof, travertine and onyx walls, and a rectangular pool outside. Another building here features chimneys that look like warriors and wavy (*) balconies. That house, known as "La Pedrera," was designed by a man who also placed a multi-colored dragon sculpture in a park he designed for his patron Eusebi Guell. For 10 points, name this city home to a namesake pavilion designed by Mies van der Rohe as well as a massive, uncompleted Art Noveau church designed by Antoni Gaudi, the Sagrada Familia.
This city's blue triangular Forum Building was built by Herzog and de Meuron.
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