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Antoni Gaudí died 100 years ago this month, and his legacy is still debated
One century after his death, Gaudí remains one of architecture's most admired and debated figures, with sainthood candidacy now being discussed.
Antoni Gaudí died 100 years ago this month, leaving a legacy that made him one of architecture's most celebrated figures. His centenary has renewed debate about whether his work carries a darker side beyond the celebrated image.
Among the striking discussions: whether Gaudí should be made a saint. Few architects from a century ago still provoke such a range of debate.
Why it mattersGaudí's centenary is prompting a full reassessment of his legacy, showing that great architects can remain culturally contested long after their death.
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