Pavelló de la Ciutat de Barcelona
Montjuïc, Spain
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The Pavelló de la Ciutat de Barcelona is a Noucentist pavilion designed by Josep Goday i Casals, located on Montjuïc in Barcelona. Built in the early twentieth-century Catalan modernist idiom, the structure exemplifies the rationalist and classical tendencies of Noucentisme, the architectural movement that emerged as a more austere counterpoint to earlier Catalan Modernisme. Today designated a Cultural Asset of Local Interest, the pavilion remains a modest but characteristic example of the period's commitment to geometric clarity and restrained ornament.
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Movement
- Type
- pavilion
- Heritage
- Cultural Asset of Local Interest
- Place
- Montjuïc, Spain
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