Güell Pavilions

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Güell Pavilions are a set of early Modernisme-style gatehouses and garden structures in Barcelona designed by Antoni Gaudí for the Güell family estate, notable for their imaginative brickwork, wrought iron, and mythological dragon gate.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Finca Güell 1
Güell Pavilions canonical 1
Güell family estate 1

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Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Modernisme architecture
architectural ensemble
cultural heritage site
architect Antoni Gaudí
architecturalFeature garden structures
gatehouses
associatedWith Güell family
linked to: Eusebi Güell

Palau Reial de Pedralbes gardens
commissionedBy Eusebi Güell
constructionEnd 1887
constructionStart 1884
continent Europe
country Spain
decorativeElement ceramic tiles
mosaic
mythological motifs
era late 19th century
hasPart dragon gate
garden walls
main gate
porter’s lodge
stables
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural
Cultural Asset of Local Interest
heritageDesignationCountry Spain
influencedBy Mudejar architecture
orientalist architecture
locatedIn Barcelona
Catalonia
Les Corts district
materialUsed brick
wrought iron
notableFor imaginative brickwork
mythological dragon gate
ornamental wrought iron
openToPublic true
partOf Finca Güell
linked to: Güell Pavilions

Güell family estate
linked to: Güell Pavilions
relatedWorkOf Palau Güell
Park Güell
roofFeature catenary arches
parabolic arches
style Catalan Modernisme
linked to: Modernisme català

Modernisme
linked to: Modernisme català

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Antoni Gaudí notableWork Güell Pavilions
Eusebi Güell commissioned Pavellons Güell
linked to: Güell Pavilions
Güell Pavilions partOf Güell family estate
linked to: Güell Pavilions
Güell Pavilions partOf Finca Güell
linked to: Güell Pavilions