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109:. This was the largest territorial expansion of Barcelona. Another significant increase in the area of the city was the annexation of several bordering municipalities between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. All this meant the adaptation of the new urban spaces and an increase in municipal artistic commissions on public roads, which were also favored by various events held in the city such as the
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50:, reflecting the diverse trends found in the history of Western architecture. Throughout its historical development, Barcelona has been influenced by numerous cultures and civilizations, each contributing their artistic concepts and leaving a lasting legacy. The city's architectural heritage can be traced back to its earliest inhabitants, the Iberian settlers, followed by the
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Alamani from the 250s raised the need to reinforce the walls, which were extended in the fourth century. The new wall was built on the bases of the first, and was formed by a double wall of 2.4 metres, with space in half filled with stone and mortar. The wall consisted of 74 towers about 18 meters high, mostly rectangular.
196:(1800–800 BC) there is equally few rests regarding the plan of Barcelona. The main proceed of a jaciment discovered the 1990 to the street of Saint Pau, where have found rests of fireplaces and sepultures of inhumació individual. Also they are surely of this period the rests found the 1931 to Can Casanoves, behind the
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Barcino quarter was walled, with a perimeter of 1.5 km, which protected an area of 10.4 hectares. The first city wall, of simple factory, began to be built in the 1st century BC. It had few towers, only at the angles and at the gates of the walled perimeter. However, the first incursions of
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Barcelonian architects, which connected with international currents. The architectural development in recent years and the commitment to design and innovation, as well as the link between
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Iberian settlement were found that were destroyed when anti-aircraft batteries were installed during the
314:. The Romans were great experts in civil architecture and engineering and provided roads, bridges, aqueducts and cities with a rational layout and basic services such as sewers.
137:, have turned Barcelona into one of the most cutting-edge European cities in the architectural field, which has been recognized with numerous awards and distinctions such as the
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to the city. If well it is ascertained the human presence in the
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Història de l'art català vol. IX. La segona meitat del segle XX
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Art de Catalunya 3: Urbanisme, arquitectura civil i industrial
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periods particularly fostering artistic growth in the region.
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Història de l'art català V. L'època del Barroc, s. XVII-XVIII
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Guia del Patrimoni Monumental i Artístic de Catalunya, vol. 1
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Història de Barcelona 2. La formació de la Barcelona medieval
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Art de Catalunya 4: Arquitectura religiosa antiga i medieval
1012:. Sant Cugat del Vallès: Els llibres de la frontera, 1988.
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Història de l'art català IV. L'època del Renaixement, s. XVI
181:, the first rests regarding the architecture proceed of the
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Guia dels espais verds de Barcelona. Aproximació històrica
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Barcelona, arquitectura modernista y noucentista 1888-1929
66:, Catalan art, language, and culture flourished, with the
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Viladevall-Palaus, Ignasi. «Cincuenta parques, más dos».
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Història de Barcelona 6. La ciutat industrial (1833-1897)
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has undergone a parallel evolution alongside Catalan and
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Huertas, Josep Maria; Capilla, Antoni; Maspoch, Mònica.
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Map of Barcino superimposed on the current plan of the
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Summa Artis XXXV-II. Arquitectura española (1808-1914)
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Història de l'art català III. L'art gòtic, s. XIV-XV
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Remains of the Roman wall in Carrer de la Tapineria.
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Els Barris de Barcelona I. Ciutat Vella, L'Eixample
1094:Galeria d'autors. Ruta del Modernisme de Barcelona
744:Summa Artis XL: Arquitectura española del siglo XX
377:Remains of the Roman wall in Plaça dels Traginers.
968:Barcelona: guía de arquitectura moderna 1860-2002
1221:Catalunya. Guia d'arquitectura moderna 1880-2007
1108:Diccionario Akal de la Arquitectura del siglo XX
695:El arte de reconocer los estilos arquitectónicos
1150:Barcelona, arquitectura contemporánea 1979-2012
872:. Madrid: Historia 16, 1989. DL M. 32415-1989.
270:The main Iberian settlement in the area was in
1249:Barcelona, arquitectura antigua (siglos I-XIX)
1010:L'Exposició Internacional de Barcelona de 1929
966:Gausa, Manuel; Cervelló, Marta; Pla, Maurici.
363:Roman tombs in the Plaça de la Vila de Madrid.
567:. Barcelona: Ajuntament de Barcelona, 2002.
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1289:Triadó, Joan Ramon; Barral i Altet, Xavier.
854:Dalmases, Núria de; José i Pitarch, Antoni.
683:. Barcelona: Antonio Sagnier Bassas, 2007.
641:. Barcelona: Enciclopèdia catalana, 1992. |
1066:Guía de arquitectura modernista en Cataluña
655:. Barcelona: Enciclopèdia catalana, 1995.
627:. Barcelona: Enciclopèdia catalana, 1991.
581:. Barcelona: Edicions Primera Plana, 1997.
331:Remains of the Roman aqueduct, 1st century.
954:L'Exposició Universal de Barcelona de 1888
737:Barcelona. Atlas histórico de arquitectura
606:. Barcelona: Enciclopèdia Catalana, 1996.
1223:. Sant Lluís (Menorca): Triangle, 2007.
1052:Barcelona, guía de arquitectura 1929-2000
742:Baldellou, Miguel Ángel; Capitel, Antón.
625:Història de Barcelona 1. La ciutat antiga
35:by someone fluent in Catalan and English.
1237:. Barcelona: Primera Plana S.A., 1995.
1026:. Barcelona: Llibres de l'Índex, 2001.
903:Fontbona, Francesc; Miralles, Francesc.
681:Sagnier. Arquitecte, Barcelona 1858-1931
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996:Las claves del arte. Últimas tendencias
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123:Universal Forum of the Cultures of 2004
1293:. Barcelona: Edicions L'isard, 1999.
1279:. Barcelona: Edicions L'isard, 1999.
1164:Arquitectura contemporània a Catalunya
1022:Hernàndez i Cardona, Francesc Xavier.
870:Fin de siglo: Simbolismo y Art Nouveau
1328:. Barcelona: La Gaia Ciència, 1984.
1192:Historia de los estilos en jardinería
919:Guía. Parques y jardines de Barcelona
735:Bahamón, Alejandro; Losantos, Àgata.
546:. Barcelona: Edicions L'isard, 1998.
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1321:. La Vanguardia Ediciones , 3, 2004.
1064:Lacuesta, Raquel; González, Antoni.
1050:Lacuesta, Raquel; González, Antoni.
816:. Madrid: Alianza Editorial, 2007.
707:Añón Feliú, Carmen; Luengo, Mónica.
1068:. Barcelona: Gustavo Gili, 1997.
1054:. Barcelona: Gustavo Gili, 1999.
935:. Barcelona: Primera Plana, 1992.
879:. Barcelona: Ed. Empúries, 2002.
425:Museum of the History of Barcelona
407:Museum of the History of Barcelona
168:Museum of the History of Barcelona
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1307:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 1984.
1263:Atlas de arquitectura del paisaje
1166:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 2005.
1124:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 2001.
942:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 1986.
907:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 2001.
893:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 1997.
858:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 1998.
830:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 2001.
786:Gaudí o espacio, luz y equilibrio
669:. Barcelona: Edicions 62, 2005.
423:Remains of a Roman column in the
1208:. Barcelona: La Campana, 1994.
1024:Barcelona, Història d'una ciutat
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1319:Cuadernos Cívicos La Vanguardia
1251:. Barcelona: Polígrafa, 2009.
1206:Biografia del Passeig de Gràcia
1180:. Madrid: Espasa Calpe, 2000.
1152:. Barcelona: Polígrafa, 2012.
1138:. Barcelona: Polígrafa, 2008.
746:. Madrid: Espasa Calpe, 2001.
611:Gaudí. Hàbitat, natura i cosmos
1324:Villoro, Joan; Riudor, Lluís.
1190:Páez de la Cadena, Francisco.
1148:Miralles, Roger; Sierra, Pau.
579:El llibre d'or de l'art català
440:Parks and gardens of Barcelona
166:Roman archaeological remains,
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998:. Barcelona: Planeta, 1991.
802:. Barcelona: Lunwerg, 1999.
739:. Barcelona: Parramón, 2007.
613:. Barcelona: Lunwerg, 2001.
445:Street furniture in Barcelona
345:The remaining columns of the
984:. Barcelona: Electa, 2007.
774:. Barcelona: Pòrtic, 2000.
697:. Barcelona: Optima, 2007.
693:Albert de Paco, José María.
604:Enciclopèdia Catalana Bàsica
565:Barcelona. Guia de la ciutat
173:There is scarce vestiges of
111:Universal Exhibition of 1888
970:. Barcelona: ACTAR, 2002.
868:Fernández Polanco, Aurora.
788:. Madrid: Criterio, 2002.
760:. Barcelona: Labor, 1992.
553:. Barcelona: Folio, 2006.
455:Urban planning of Barcelona
117:or, more recently, for the
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1265:. Barcelona: Loft, 2008.
1176:Navascués Palacio, Pedro.
994:González, Antonio Manuel.
840:Crippa, Maria Antonietta.
784:Bassegoda i Nonell, Joan.
711:. Madrid: Lunwerg, 2003.
590:Gran Enciclopèdia Catalana
1349:Architecture of Barcelona
826:Corredor-Matheos, Josep.
133:, ecological values, and
44:architecture of Barcelona
1261:Sánchez Vidiella, Àlex.
1194:. Madrid: Istmo, 1998.
844:. Köln: Taschen, 2007.
725:. Madrid: Anaya, 1983.
667:Història de l'art català
1162:Montaner, Josep Maria.
1110:. Madrid: Akal, 2004.
1080:Art públic de Barcelona
502:DDAA, 1991, p. 113-114.
492:Patrimoni arquitectònic
204:monuments, situated in
187:station of Saint Andreu
800:Gaudí, l'home i l'obra
798:Bergós i Massó, Joan.
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952:Garrut, Josep Maria.
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115:International of 1929
99:Parc de la Ciutadella
1303:Triadó, Joan Ramon.
1120:Miralles, Francesc.
1008:Grandas, M. Carmen.
917:Gabancho, Patrícia.
889:Fontbona, Francesc.
877:Les lliçons de Gaudí
473:Triadó, 1984, p. 18.
48:Spanish architecture
1106:Midant, Jean-Paul.
1038:Ruta del Modernismo
814:Diccionario de arte
520:DDAA, 1991, p. 127.
405:Roman ruins in the
1204:Permanyer, Lluís.
938:Garriga, Joaquim.
709:Jardines de España
551:Arte contemporáneo
529:DDAA, 1998, p. 61.
482:DDAA, 2002, p. 18.
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