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This summer has been special. But it seems to me that there are places in this world where, no matter what happens elsewhere, everything remains untouched.
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One of the locations where architectonic creativity is mostly expressed in Barcelona is in any of its hundreds of iconic chamfer corners designed to create 20m per side octagons of open space in any street cross. Here's an example with rippled balconies.
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The 5km long Barcelona seafront has been over decades a subject for debate. Mostly a place full of 'terrain vagues', factories or factory buildings. But it was in the 1992 Olympics where major renovations began turning the place in the today's touristic hot spot. Many pre-existent constructions were torn down, but not all of them...such as this low income class residential building that still stands today right in front of Barceloneta beach and from which you can see its side wall.
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The post Covid19 days in Barcelona are being spent with several precautions by the local government...one of them is setting yellow flags at the beach.
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Being one of the 4 streets sorrounding the Ciutadella Park, in Barcelona, Wellington street embodies what is perhaps the most spectacular row of planetrees all over the city, especially due to their height and volume, giving shade to the animals who live in the zoo just few meters away. Amazed at their presence I always try to forget where do all these trees start from.
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Walking down one of Barcelona's most chic boulevards, the Passeig de Gràcia, full with astonishing architecture examples made for the highest catalan bourgeoisie, we find the magnificent dome of the Unión y el Fénix building (an already disappeared spanish insurance company) made by the late Eusebi Bona Puig Arch. .
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At the heart of Barcelona's old town, between the cathedral and Santa Caterina market, there's this fabulous architectural project by @oab_ferrater architects , the @editionbarcelona hotel, part of the worldwide well known brand @editionhotels created by @ianschrager.
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Right after entering Barcelona by train and exitting at Sants Estació, the city's main train station, one might walk by one of the most representative examples of local architecture made during the 70s, a decade when Barcelona was allowed to develop several high rise projects all over town like the depicted one, the "Torre Catalunya" by Agustí Borrell arch in 1971.
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