Sagrada Familia de Barcelona - 5 January 2024
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- This is a video about the works of the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona , recorded between December 22, 2023 and January 4, 2024.
I am recording the progress of the works of the Sagrada Familia. I would like to continue it until the completion of this unique architecture.
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●Placement of the star on the Maria Tower in the Sagrada Familia.
• La estrella ya corona ...
●Climbing the lion of the tower of Marcos in the Sagrada Familia.
• La Sagrada Familia cul...
●Tower of the Virgin Mary 2013-2021 Sagrada Família
• Camino hacia la corona...
●Crypt of the Sagrada Famlia, where Antonio Gaudi sleeps.
• Basílica de la Sagrada...
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Muchas gracias. Regalo de Reyes Magos una nueva altura de la torre de Jesucristo acabada. Buen año nuevo a todos
¡Buen año nuevo!
Thank you for sharing these clips of the progress of Sagrada Familia!
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1:39 eso que representan, espigas de trigo o barras de pan ?
Los que están alrededores son espigas de trigo y pan, uvas y el cáliz. El que está llevando, ni idea. Creo que alguna parte de la parte lateral.
Han puesto una nueva altura a la torre de Jesús?
si, ahora la torre esta en 135 metros y creo que solo faltan 2 niveles más hasta empezar con el terminal
@@daniaguilar4254me refiero en este vídeo, porque en el otro pudieron también otro nivel
Before the Christmas holidays they only managed to place 10 out of the 12 pannels on that level meaning its just the 2 remaining they put up this week @maretex0132
No. Es la misma altura. En otro vídeo, pensé que ya lo había terminado, pero faltaba 2 panales. Y Después de las vacaciones de Navidad, colocaron los que faltaba.
I'm kinda just noticing, they put the cranes in some unusual places. I'm sure there's a reason, but between the two tallest towers and along the glory facade seem like unusual choices
The one between the towers has been there since around 2016 I believe which has been used for all the panels on the central towers
As for the crane above the glory facade, my guess is it will be used for the roof of the nave?
@@Eraeraeric i guess they figured the Glory facade isnt happening any time soon, might as well park a crane there
What are those?
They look like the bottom piece of the pyramid shaped section on the roof of the nave
I know I am about to say something unpopular and unpalatable, but this thing is U-G-L-Y.
I have been to Barcelona twice, and in both cases, I have spent not a short time visiting the SF, including the museum. I have read as much as possible to understand Gaudi's choices and objectives. I mean, I had never fancied the SF, but as is the case sometimes, you can still appreciate something even if it is not your piece of cake.
But after visiting the city, which I love dearly and consider one of the best to live in, and contemplating in awe its many churches and cathedrals, I wondered why on earth Gaudí felt it necessary to build another one, and such a ginormous one by the way, mixing styles and piling up towers and portals and gremlins and sculptures as if he had been having allucinations.
Casa Batlló, the Pedrera, the Parc Güell... all stunning, beautiful, elegant, and truly inspirational.
The Sagrada Familia... eww.
There is a part of me that still dreams of seeing this behemoth taken down for good, but I understand it is such an iconic part of Barcelona and its main tourist attraction... maybe when it is complete I'll change my mind.
I've been visiting the Sagrada Familia about once every 8 years for the past 25 years. The first time, with the walls open to the outside, but the columns already in place -- looking at this interior, and suddenly noticing that those columns were actually sculpted trees -- I fell in love with this building! Then the next visit -- seeing the Passion Facade with such a contrasting style then the Nativity Facade and the interior starting to show it's grandeur, high and airy! Then the third visit with the stain glass creating the rainbow of colors throughout the interior - which I hadn't really anticipated -- which was breathtakingly beautiful -- and then Looking above the high alter with a light that genuinely seemed to mysteriously zoom straight up to the Heavens -- it was unbelievable -- I've never seen that effect in any other building interior -- and then those views -- from one of the towers where you could go to its top -- absolutely magical! In another year or two I'll be making my once a decade visit and hopefully will see the almost-completed vision of Gaudi's. AND fingers crossed I'll be able to visit it with the bold yet transcendent Glory Facade in place and the Highest tower completed as well!