
La Pedrera celebrates hundred years of the signature of the document certifying its works’ completion (on 31 October 1912) and the Fundació Catalunya-La Pedrera celebrated it with all the residents of the city and visitors.
To commemorate the centenary, a programme of activities had been put together that is a blend of the essentially festive occasions typical of any celebration together with various cultural and artistic events related to the singular nature of a monumental building such as La Pedrera, designed by the architect Antoni Gaudí.
To mark the centenary of La Pedrera, Catalonia important personalities have explained what has meaning and significance of this building to Barcelona and Catalonia.
This is the video of the dance and projections performance that could be seen on december 1rst on the front of La Pedrera.
And this is the making off performance video.
The activities included:
Acts as specified:
Nov. 9.: La Escolania de Montserrat at La Pedrera
Nov. 17.: La Pedrera giant's 100.0
Nov. 18.: Open day and human towers
Nov. 19: Modernism. Lecture by Paul Greenhalgh
Nov. 24.: La Pedrera 100 years ago (family activity)
Nov. 25.: 3rd Architecture Family Festival
Nov. 28.: Concert by Jordi Savall: "Florias & Romances"
Dec. 1: La Pedrera, Emocions en moviment
Dec 17: 8th Cutural Heritage Conference at La Pedrera
Exhibition: Nov.13 to Feb.24: "The other Pedreras. Architecture and design around the World in the early twentieth century"
To mark the centenary of La Pedrera, La Pedrera Café has prepared a special menu.
As part of the centenary celebrations, we have set up the project entitled La Pedrera as Never Seen Before, which will provide an opportunity to discover and safeguard photographs, film images, written documents and oral accounts that have thus far remained out of the public eye or which are largely unknown, all to do with the history of La Pedrera from 1906, the year construction work began, to 1986, when the building was purchased by Caixa Catalunya.
Casa Milà, popularly known as «La Pedrera», is a most unusual building, constructed between 1906 and 1912 by the architect Antoni Gaudí (1852–1926) and declared UNESCO World Heritage in 1984. Today it is the headquarters of Fundació Catalunya-La Pedrera and houses a cultural centre that is a reference point in Barcelona for the range of activities it organises and the different spaces for exhibitions and other public uses it contains.
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