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Probably 50% of the construction is based on the project by Gaudì, which was lost. It's almost completely a contemporary project. https://hyperallergic.com/15

Probably 50% of the construction is based on the project by Gaudì, which was lost. It's almost completely a contemporary project. https://hyperallergic.com/152158/has-gaudis-sagrada-familia-has-grown-out-of-touch/ https://hyperallergic.com/152158/has-gaudis-sagrada-familia-... https://sagradafamilia.barcelona-tickets.com/sagrada-familia-finish-date/ https://sagradafamilia.barcelona-tickets.com/sagrada-familia... "Spanish Civil War: In 1936, during the civil unrest, anarchists broke into the cathedral and stole the plans, and destroyed the church's crypt. Work only resumed after the unrest ended in 1939. The informational remains were pieced together to make Sagrada Familia what it is today."

diggan 3y ago
Where are you getting the "anarchists" part from? As far as I know, it isn't known exactly what group was behind the ransacking, and the sources you link only talks about "Vandals" and "revolutionary groups". That quote of yours don't seem to be a verbatim quote?
- azulster 3y ago
  some people use anarchist as term similar to "vandal", "rioter" or "terrorist", just a rogue element at the time causing destruction or chaos.
  - NoboruWataya 3y ago
    But anarchists were a distinct and active political force in Spain during (and before) the Spanish Civil War. I suspect the page is talking about those anarchists. The Catholic Church was on Franco's side during the Civil War so a church wouldn't have been an unreasonable target for left-wing anarchists, though I have no idea if the claim is true.
    - captaincaveman 3y ago
      Yes, Anarchist were very much a specific thing in that context, not as its used today.
    - zelphirkalt 3y ago
      I don't know how true to history the movie is, but if close, then "La Lengua de las mariposas" is a good example of basically anyone possibly being accused of being an anarchist at that time, if they were againt the Franco regime.
- _giorgio_ 3y ago
  https://sagradafamilia.barcelona-tickets.com/sagrada-familia-finish-date/ https://sagradafamilia.barcelona-tickets.com/sagrada-familia... "Spanish Civil War: In 1936, during the civil unrest, anarchists broke into the cathedral and stole the plans, and destroyed the church's crypt...." https://imgur.com/a/tzwQuea https://imgur.com/a/tzwQuea

diggan 3y ago

Where are you getting the "anarchists" part from? As far as I know, it isn't known exactly what group was behind the ransacking, and the sources you link only talks about "Vandals" and "revolutionary groups". That quote of yours don't seem to be a verbatim quote?

azulster 3y ago
some people use anarchist as term similar to "vandal", "rioter" or "terrorist", just a rogue element at the time causing destruction or chaos.
- NoboruWataya 3y ago
  But anarchists were a distinct and active political force in Spain during (and before) the Spanish Civil War. I suspect the page is talking about those anarchists. The Catholic Church was on Franco's side during the Civil War so a church wouldn't have been an unreasonable target for left-wing anarchists, though I have no idea if the claim is true.
  - captaincaveman 3y ago
    Yes, Anarchist were very much a specific thing in that context, not as its used today.
  - zelphirkalt 3y ago
    I don't know how true to history the movie is, but if close, then "La Lengua de las mariposas" is a good example of basically anyone possibly being accused of being an anarchist at that time, if they were againt the Franco regime.
_giorgio_ 3y ago
https://sagradafamilia.barcelona-tickets.com/sagrada-familia-finish-date/ https://sagradafamilia.barcelona-tickets.com/sagrada-familia... "Spanish Civil War: In 1936, during the civil unrest, anarchists broke into the cathedral and stole the plans, and destroyed the church's crypt...." https://imgur.com/a/tzwQuea https://imgur.com/a/tzwQuea