In part 2, I am going to show u few marvellous structures by the genius modernist style architect, named Antonio Gaudi. His works although done almost a century ago, undoubtedly have the most influence on modern day Barcelona uniqueness. See for urself, enjoy !!!
Casa Batilo
(Roof is arched like the back of a dragon/dinosaur)
Casa Mila (a.k.a La Pedrera / The Quarry)
Inside of La Padrera
One of the bedrooms
(these furnitures are very old, i wonder got termites or not?)
Living Room (very plush indeed)
A typical early 20th century Catalunya dining room
The attic of La Padrera
Rooftop (those faces are chimney tops)
Finally, Zack posing on one of the chimneys.
Casa Batilo
Casa Mila (a.k.a La Pedrera / The Quarry)
Inside of La Padrera
One of the bedrooms
Living Room (very plush indeed)
A typical early 20th century Catalunya dining room
The attic of La Padrera
Rooftop (those faces are chimney tops)
Finally, Zack posing on one of the chimneys.
Las Ramblas
Lots of Tapas
A typical backstreet in Barca
A typical avenue in Barca
Zara is affordable here
Kookai (a fashion house)
That's Zack and Me
That's me with my sister, Carene.
Sagrada Familia Church
Gaudi-style ceramic tiles
Santa Caterina Market
L'Aquarium de Barcelona
Coasts of Barcelona
Inside of La Pedrera
La Pedrera (a.k.a Casa Milà or The Quarry)
Outside
Groupwork Area
Quiet Study Area (Not so quiet after all)
3 B/W Printers, 2 Colour Printers at Level 5
New Level 4 Extension (A lounge makeover ?)
Self Check-Out Area
Self Check-In Area
Printing Credit Top-Up Machine
