The Gospels ... in stone: A Spanish architect's opus to Christ.

The article discusses the Sagrada Familia, a cathedral in Barcelona designed by Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí. The author describes their initial impression of the building as odd, but quickly realizes its impressive design and symbolism. Gaudí's design includes three monumental façades depicting pivotal moments in the life of Christ, as well as bell towers representing the apostles and Gospel authors. The interior of the cathedral is described as cavernous and minimalist, with only four sculptures and a suspended crucifix. Gaudí dedicated the last third of his life to the construction of the Sagrada Familia, and despite his death in 1926, the project continues to this day. [Extracted from the article]