Sagrada Família schools

The rectangular structure features undulating brick walls and sloped roofs that create a dynamic interplay of light and shadow throughout its spaces.

Built in 1909 by Antoni Gaudí, these schools provided education to children of workers who constructed the adjacent Sagrada Família basilica.

The school building demonstrates the application of Catalan modernist architecture principles through its innovative use of curved lines and local materials.

The structure contains three classrooms, a hall, a chapel, and exterior learning areas covered by iron pergolas for outdoor educational activities.

The building has been relocated twice, most recently in 2002, maintaining its original design while adapting to the basilica construction requirements.

Location: Sagrada Família

Inception: 1909

Architects: Antoni Gaudí

Architectural style: Catalan modernism

GPS coordinates: 41.40300,2.17421

Latest update: May 10, 2025 21:46