Columns in the interior of this building change in cross-sectional shape and bifurcate before reaching the roof, imitating tree branches.
This building was designed to be a meter shorter than a nearby hill, so that Man's creation would not surpass God's. Columns in the interior of this building change in cross-sectional shape and bifurcate before reaching the roof, imitating tree branches. The four central pillars inside this building are set with jewel-like oval stones that represent each of the Four Evangelists. The word "Sanctus" repeats in a spiral pattern down one part of this structure, while chameleons appear in another part in which a green Tree of Life sits above a grotto. One side of this building was carved in the gaunt geometric style of Josep (*) Subirachs. That exterior section of this building is supported by six inclined columns meant to resemble sequoia trunks, and contains a magic square by the entrance. This building's Glory Façade joins the Nativity and Passion Façades on the exterior, which also contains 18 towers representing various holy figures. For 10 points, name this Barcelona basilica designed by Antoni Gaudí.
This building was designed to be a meter shorter than a nearby hill, so that Man's creation would not surpass God's.
La Sagrada Familia 