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1749:: designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich, it was located in Plaza de la Luz, between the Communications and Transport Centre and the Centre for Textile Arts. The company Electric Supplies Co. was in charge of supplying electricity for the entire Exhibition grounds. A rectangular single-volume building, similar to an industrial ship, it went almost unnoticed during the event, being one of Mies' least well-regarded works and one of the last in which he used brick walls, passing on to using glass from then on.
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725:(or Labour Centre): initially named the Centre of Pedagogy, Hygiene and Social Institutions, it was designed by Josep Maria Jujol and Andrés Calzada, and is located between the Plaza de España and the Avenida de la Reina María Cristina. With an area of 6,500 m, like the Communications and Transport Centre its structure had to be adapted to an elevated room supported on columns over the Plaza de España, with an irregularly shaped floor arrayed around a central space, with a large rotunda topped by an eastern-style
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1103:: designed by Antoni Darder in 1927, it had an area of 5,000 m and is located between the Royal Pavilion and the Centre of Missions. It formed part of the "Art in Spain" section, containing collections of paintings, sculpture, drawings and engravings from the 19th century. Rectangular in plan, its main façade had a central body and two symmetrical wings, with a central structure in the form of semicircular arches resembling the work of the Italian architect Filippo Juvara.
970:: located between calle Lérida and the Avenida de la Técnica, this building was designed by Manuel Casas and Manuel Puig and had an area of 12,000 m. The building was organised around a central patio, covered by a rectangular glass structure; the rest of the building was in a French baroque style, with a monumental appearance. The façade displayed a set of receding and protruding shapes, from which two large towers topped with domes and lanterns stood out. In 1955, the
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714:: Designed by Félix de Azúa and Adolf Florensa in 1926, it was built in a neoclassical style inspired by the architecture of the French academy. It was one of the largest buildings of the Exposition, with an area of 16,000 m. With entrances onto the Plaza de España and Avenida de la Reina María Cristina, its structure is organised around a floor projecting out onto Plaza de España and supported by columns. The Avenida's façade is in the form of a
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822:: designed by Eusebi Bona and Francisco Aznar, this building is situated between the Avenida de la Reina María Cristina, the Avenida Rius i Taulet and the Plaza del Universo. With an area of 10.000 m, it had two floors, the first with a large showroom, with a stage and projection room, and various exhibition rooms. The building's façade is notable, in the classical, monumental style, decorated with sculptures by Joan Pueyo: four groups of
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1785:: designed by Jaume Mestres i Fossas, its objective was to present the works of various Catalan artists who were not represented in the official section, for which reason it coexisted in private form. The building, in an art deco style, was octagonal with a stepped dome, while the interior distribution of space and decoration were rationalist in style, one of the few national examples of avant-garde type. Participating artists included
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1743:: located on Paseo de Santa Madrona, it was designed by Antoni Darder and constructed in 1928. The building is U-shaped, surrounded by gardens, and has a tower to one side and an octagonal dome over its central section. Darder followed the "art deco" style which was popular in the 1920s, with an intelligent distribution of internal space and a playful use of exterior volume. In 1932 it became the Forestier Municipal Kindergarten.
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promoting electrical industry, so that in 1925 the event was renamed the
International Exhibition in Barcelona. The change of objective led to the reorganization of the exhibition, so that it was devoted to three aspects: industry, the sports, and art. In this new period, the organization fell into the hands of Pere Domènech i Roura, the Marquis de Foronda, and Director of Works.
1729:: located on Paseo de Santa Madrona, this was designed by Josep Maria Ribas i Casas and Manuel Maria Mayol. Eclectic in style, it presents structural solutions based on various different styles: the central section was inspired by Spanish palacial architecture of the 18th century, while the lateral parts are based on civil architecture of northern Italy and the
1069:. With an area of 4,500 m, it was located in the Avenida de Montanyans, next to the Delegation Centre. Classically styled, the main façade was divided into three sections, the central section having a colonnaded entrance and a ribbed dome over a decagonal drum. From 1932 to 1962, when it was destroyed in a fire, it was the seat of Orphea Cinematographic Studios.
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1035:: designed by Antoni Darder, with an area of 4,500 m, was designed for representatives from the Government and ministries. It consists of a central body and two symmetrical wings, with towers at each end. It was inspired by the Plateresque style, with semicircular arches and Corinthian columns. It was demolished after the Exposition.
951:: dedicated to the magazines and daily papers printed in Barcelona at that time, this building was designed by Pere Domènech i Roura. Located on Avenida Rius i Taulet, it currently houses the Guardia Urbana de Barcelona. With an area of 600 m, it has a basement and three floors, with several styles mixed in a historic concept:
1125:: designed by Antoni Millàs, it was located in the Avenida Internacional (now the Avenida del Estadio). With an area of 26,000 m, it was rectangular in plan, with three naves covered by square modules with skylight-style openings. It was located in a place initially planned to hold an aviation field, which was never built.
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in the central part. The cascades and jets of the Palace's staircase were also designed by Carles Buïgas, and nine large projectors were placed which to this day still send out intense beams of light which write the city's name in the sky. The inauguration ceremony was held in its Oval Hall, presided
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Americas was decorated with numerous fountains, as well as glass columns—illuminated by electricity—designed by Charles Buïgas, which caused a great sensation. On both sides of the avenue were the main buildings of the Exposition: Palace of Costumes; the Palace of Communications and
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In 1915, the committee presented a first draft by Puig i
Cadafalch, which was divided into three specific projects, each commissioned to a team of architects. Puig i Cadafalch and Guillem Busquets reserved the area at the base of the mountain, Lluis Domenech i Montaner and Manuel Vega i March planned
1012:: designed by Josep Maria Ribas i Casas and Manuel Maria Mayol, it is located between Paseo de Santa Madrona and calle Lérida. With an area of 16,000 m, it is arranged around a central patio, with five rectangular naves and two arcaded galleries. Influenced by the Italian Renaissance—particularly by
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on 19 May 1929. Led by Mayor Darius Rumeu y Freixa, baron de Viver, and Manuel de Álvarez-Cuevas y
Olivella, President of the Organizing Committee. It was attended by some 200,000 people in the general public and by many Catalan political, economic, and cultural figures, including the Prime Minister
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Laribal Gardens, designed by Forestier and Rubió, where the famous "Cat Fountain" is located at the entrance to a building by Puig i Cadafalch which has been convertred into a restaurant (1925). There are many sculptures in the gardens, with works by Josep Viladomat,
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of architecture due to its purity of form, its spatial concept and its intelligent use of structures and materials, which turned this pavilion into the quintessential piece of 20th-century architecture. In 1928 Mies was contracted to build the official German pavilion together with the
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The principal difficulty of the project was the amount of land required. The exposition would need at least 110 hectares, and the
Barcelona City Council had only 26 by 1914. Thus, using an 1879 law, they resorted to land-expropriation. In 1917, development work began at Montjuïc, with assistant
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Construction, while somewhat delayed, was completed in 1923, but the introduction that year of the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera delayed the actual exposition, which finally occurred in 1929, coinciding with the Ibero-American
Exhibition in Seville. Also, the delay made obsolete the goal of
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Cadafalch's project was supported by the Fomento del Trabajo Nacional, especially Francesc d'Assis, one of its leaders, who took charge of negotiations with the various agencies involved in the project. Thus, in 1913 the organization created a joint committee for organizing the event,
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engineer Marià Rubio i Bellver. Landscaping was done by Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier, who was assisted by Maria Rubio i Tudurí Nicolau. Their design was distinctly Mediterranean, with classical influences, combining the gardens with the construction of pergolas and terraces. Likewise, a
1076:: now known as Albéniz Palace, it housed the representatives of the Spanish Royal House. Located close to the Stadium, surrounded by spacious gardens, it was designed by Juan Moya in a baroque style inspired by the 18th-century French courts. The interior decoration is in the
312:($ 25,083,921 in United States dollars). Twenty European nations participated in the fair, including Germany, Britain, Belgium, Denmark, France, Hungary, Italy, Norway, Romania and Switzerland. In addition, private organizations from the United States and Japan participated.
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was also built as a residence for the royal family, designed by Eusebi Bona and Francesc Nebot. During this period the first skyscraper in Barcelona was also constructed: the Telefónica building on the corner of Fontanella and Portal del Ángel, designed by Francesc Nebot.
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in New York, on 29 October 1929, which reduced the number of participants in the event. At the social level, it was great success as it allowed for a large influx of people and achievements for the city of Barcelona, especially in the fields of architecture and urbanism.
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wooden tower, topped with three superimposed horizontal discs; it was named "Funkis", Swedish abbreviation for functionalism at the beginning of the 20th century. Both the building and the tower were dismantled after the Exhibition and reconstructed in
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and two fountains, carved in artificial stone. Removed after the Exposition, the current Convention Centre was built in its place. Next to this building were the Exposition's offices, now a college (CEIP Jacint Verdaguer), designed by Juan
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At the center of the square another monumental fountain was built, designed by Josep Maria Jujol. Its ornate decoration is an allegory of Spain, surrounded by water. Three niches with sculptures symbolize the three principal rivers of the
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are reminiscent of 19th century tastes in Mediterranean villas. Because of its raised location, terraces with illuminated fountains were located at its entrance. Since 1982 it has been the headquarters of the Cartographic Institute of
791:: designed by Joan Roig and Emili Canosa, this was situated between the Communications and Transport Centre and the Projection Centre, with its entrance on the Plaza del Universo. With an area of 20,000 m, it was dedicated to the
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to the southwest. Various public works were also carried out: street paving and sewer systems were improved, public bathrooms were installed and gas lighting was replaced with electricity. The tradition of ongoing fairs, the
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The exposition called for a great deal of urban development within the city, and became a testing-ground for the new architectural styles developed in the early 20th century. At a local level, this meant the consolidation of
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countries participated. From the remaining countries, the official participants were Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Norway, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland and the
1042:: designed by Enric Sagnier i Villavecchia, it is located between the Avenida del Marqués de Comillas and the Avenida de Montanyans, opposite the Plaza de la Hidráulica (now the Plaza de Sant Jordi; the fountain of
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and plant motifs. The Alfonso XIII Centre was dedicated to Construction, while the Victoria Eugenia housed the representatives of countries without their own pavilions. It is currently part of the Barcelona Trade
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Transport; and the Palace of Metallurgy, Electricity and Locomotion. Today, these buildings are used as exposition spaces in the Barcelona Trade Fair. Along the avenue was Mechanics Square (now the
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by Josep Llimona were located here). With an area of 2,350 m, it was dedicated to the representatives of provincial Spanish delegations. Designed in a Gothic-Plateresque style, the main façade was
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of reddish wood with a gabled roof, evoking a typical Danish mountain house. The façade showed an embossed Danish flag, anchor, wheat sheaf and cog wheel, typical elements of the Danish economy.
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with more than 5,000 works from throughout Spanish territory. Various artists were involved in its decoration—in Novecento style, in contrast to the classical architecture—such as the sculptors
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consisting of representatives of the National Labor Development and the City Council, be appointed commissioners of the organization Josep Puig i Cadafalch, Francesc Cambo and Joan Pitch i Pon.
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was built by Pere Domènech i Roura within the sports section. It had a surface area of 66,075 m and a 62,000 person capacity, making it the second biggest stadium in Europe at the time, after
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prevailing at the time, others reflecting recurring historicist and eclectic trends that persisted since the late 19th century, with particular influence from the Spanish
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when the building was demolished at the beginning of the 1960s. There is currently a project to rebuild the tower next to the Olympic Museum, near its original location.
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and located next to the Palau Nacional. Avant-garde in conception, it was a
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with the country's name and a fronton finished off with a statue of
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1586:: representing the country which would later be known as
784:. This building is also part of the Barcelona Trade Fair.
729:. This building is also part of the Barcelona Trade Fair.
885:. The Palau Nacional was dedicated to an exhibition of
300:. It took place from 20 May 1929 to 15 January 1930 in
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Centre for Metallurgy, Electricity and Motive Force
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2196:"La Exposición Internacional de Barcelona de 1929"
1767:Pavilion of the Hydrographic Confederation of Ebro
450:" for the Barcelona International Exposition, 1929
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1937:One work which had great public success was the
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760:. The façade is notable for its large classical
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1759:) Jorba, a small structure in the shape of the
1398:was taking place simultaneously in Seville, no
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1622:: designed by Peder Clason, as with the other
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1425:A 1986 reconstruction of the German Pavilion.
1448:. Rectangular in shape, it is elevated on a
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49:Poster featuring a man wearing 16th century
27:International exhibition in Barcelona, Spain
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2405:"Pabellones extranjeros en la Exposición"
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230:Panama–Pacific International Exposition
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1929:, with a reproduction of the walls of
1584:Serbian, Croatian and Slovene Pavilion
968:Centre for Decorative and Applied Arts
653:and Isabella), and Arts ( a book with
351:, a classical style that replaced the
86:Exposición General d'España (section:
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2588:. Ed. Primera Plana S.A., Barcelona.
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88:Exposición Internacional de Barcelona
3129:Bureau International des Expositions
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1092:. Extended in 1970 and decorated by
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478:, in particular the architecture of
4305: Postponed to 2021 due to the
4011:British Empire Exhibition 1924–1925
3035:1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition
2202:from the original on 2 October 2009
2105:1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition
1901:, Frederic de Correa, Alfons Milà,
1726:Barcelona Bank Savings and Pensions
1704:Barcelona Bank Savings and Pensions
1405:State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs
740:dome rises from its centre, with a
712:Communications and Transport Centre
609:, which were heavily influenced by
554:Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina
331:1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition
274:1929 Barcelona Universal Exposition
24:
2605:Arquitectura española del siglo XX
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1088:and a room of mirrors copied from
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1494:twice the height of the building.
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931:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
752:'s glass pavilion, built for the
691:Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
257:Ibero-American Exposition of 1929
51:costume with the coats of arms of
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1046:and an equestrian statue of
826:with bisons, four groups of
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2629:Official website of the BIE
2565:Grandas, M. Carmen (1988).
2122:Urban planning of Barcelona
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1783:Artists' Gathering Pavilion
942:Guàrdia Urbana de Barcelona
393:Palau Nacional de Catalunya
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679:Magic Fountain of Montjuïc
673:The Magic Fountain in 2014
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2343:"Cronología de Montjuïc"
2073:Palau Reial de Pedralbes
2022:Palau Reial de Pedralbes
1137:Participating countries
643:Saint Ignatius of Loyola
389:Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
304:, Spain. It was held on
98:118 hectares (290 acres)
4182:New York City 1964–1965
4172:San Francisco 1939–1940
4057:New York City 1826–1897
2915:Pavilion of Renaissance
2895:Pavilion of Ancient Art
2603:Urrutia, Ángel (1997).
2584:Roig, Josep L. (1995).
2033:was urbanised; and the
2001:) and of Ovando Solís (
789:Centre for Textile Arts
748:, possibly inspired by
543:The Exposition Center,
397:Font màgica de Montjuïc
379:tendencies, especially
3732:Johannesburg 1936–1937
2815:Ibero-American section
2546:Barjau, Santi (1992).
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504:Miguel Primo de Rivera
480:Santiago de Compostela
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319:Ibero-American section
4117:Portland, Oregon 1905
3773:Taihoku (Taipei) 1935
3020:List of world's fairs
2974:International section
2721:Palace of Agriculture
2586:Historia de Barcelona
2517:Historia de Barcelona
2491:Historia de Barcelona
2465:Historia de Barcelona
2341:Josep Maria Huertas.
2020:
1961:, Basque Country and
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1130:International Section
1101:Centre for Modern Art
1022:Market of the Flowers
1010:Centre of Agriculture
979:Graphical Arts Centre
907:Francesc d'Assís Galí
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639:Saint Teresa of Jesus
445:
357:(in the same vein as
335:Parc de la Ciutadella
221:Universal expositions
194:20 May 1929
4253:Wellington 1939–1940
4112:Charleston 1901–1902
4072:Louisville 1883–1887
3793:Chiang Mai 2011–2012
3660:Chiang Mai 2006–2007
2550:. Labor, Barcelona.
2110:1992 Summer Olympics
1911:1992 Summer Olympics
1528:République Française
995:Filippo Brunelleschi
647:Pelagius of Asturias
611:St. Mark's Campanile
569:, by Josep Llimona.
511:stock market crashed
170:41.37056°N 2.15000°E
70:Universal exposition
4353:Events in Barcelona
4289:Rio de Janeiro 1922
4162:Cleveland 1936–1937
4152:San Diego 1935–1936
4137:San Diego 1915–1917
3727:Kimberley 1892–1893
3650:Haarlemmermeer 2002
3295:Port-au-Prince 1949
2936:Monumento a la Raza
2920:Pavilion of Seville
2607:. Cátedra, Madrid.
2528:M. Carmen Grandas,
2502:M. Carmen Grandas,
2476:M. Carmen Grandas,
2437:M. Carmen Grandas,
2424:M. Carmen Grandas,
2367:M. Carmen Grandas,
2324:M. Carmen Grandas,
2311:M. Carmen Grandas,
2298:M. Carmen Grandas,
2285:M. Carmen Grandas,
2272:M. Carmen Grandas,
2259:M. Carmen Grandas,
2246:M. Carmen Grandas,
2048:, was established.
1854:Televisión Española
1488:Margaret of Austria
1441:international style
1080:, most notably the
991:Italian Renaissance
870:Spanish Renaissance
846:and decorated with
659:Miguel de Cervantes
241:Century of Progress
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4363:1930s in Barcelona
4358:1920s in Barcelona
4243:Auckland 1913–1914
4087:San Francisco 1894
3748:Calcutta 1883–1884
3578:exhibitions (AIPH)
3290:New York 1939–1940
3245:San Francisco 1915
2962:Hotel Alfonso XIII
2803:Plaça de Catalunya
2788:Avenida de América
2349:on 9 December 2008
2228:on 3 November 2013
2031:Plaça de Catalunya
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1534:Hungarian Pavilion
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1108:Centre of Missions
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665:The Magic Fountain
603:St. Peter's Square
563:Plaça de l'Univers
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4238:Christchurch 1906
4147:Philadelphia 1926
3557:Buenos Aires 2023
3175:Philadelphia 1876
3118:World exhibitions
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2910:Peruvian Pavilion
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2069:Estació de França
2057:Salón de Crónicas
2045:Fira de Barcelona
2035:Avinguda Diagonal
1899:Vittorio Gregotti
1842:Enric Casanovas,
1694:Private pavilions
1676:Swedish Pavilion.
1664:Italian Pavilion.
1652:Belgian Pavilion.
1637:Spanish Civil War
1602:Romanian Pavilion
1550:Pre-Columbian era
1480:Hof von Busleyden
1437:Mies van der Rohe
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1067:chemical industry
1040:Delegation Centre
852:Solomonic columns
820:Projection Centre
705:Official Sections
619:Iberian Peninsula
539:Exposition Center
499:King Alfonso XIII
314:Hispanic American
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4167:Dallas 1937
4157:Dallas 1936
3996:London 1921
3981:London 1914
3966:London 1912
3961:London 1911
3951:London 1910
3941:London 1908
3936:Dublin 1907
3926:London 1906
3921:London 1905
3901:Berlin 1896
3896:Oporto 1894
3886:Prague 1891
3866:London 1886
3851:Vienna 1873
3821:Dublin 1853
3816:London 1760
3778:Nagoya 1937
3680:Almere 2022
3620:Munich 1983
3605:Vienna 1974
3551:Astana 2017
3536:Lisbon 1998
3531:Taejŏn 1993
3461:Munich 1965
3451:Berlin 1957
3431:Naples 1954
3379:expositions
3377:specialized
3365:Riyadh 2030
3273:expositions
3170:Vienna 1873
3160:London 1862
3150:London 1851
3143:expositions
2929:Attractions
2767:Teatre Grec
2730:Attractions
2532:, p. 48-54.
2061:Generalitat
1959:Extremadura
1844:Josep Clarà
1824:Teatre Grec
1816:Teatre Grec
1807:Teatre Grec
1470:Georg Kolbe
1446:Lilly Reich
1356:Switzerland
1279:Netherlands
953:neo-Mudéjar
887:Spanish art
809:Lilly Reich
805:Plateresque
801:castellated
797:renaissance
677:The famous
635:Ramon Llull
613:in Venice.
492:rationalism
472:Noucentisme
461:aerial tram
429:Besòs River
401:Teatre Grec
381:rationalism
376:avant-garde
363:Art Nouveau
348:Noucentisme
173: /
149:Coordinates
4337:Categories
4279:Quito 1909
4142:Bronx 1918
4102:Omaha 1898
4031:Porto 1934
4026:Paris 1931
3991:Malmö 1914
3831:Porto 1865
3783:Clark 1998
3753:Hanoi 1902
3703:recognized
3665:Venlo 2012
3630:Osaka 1990
3590:Paris 1969
3546:Yeosu 2012
3526:Genoa 1992
3456:Turin 1961
3436:Turin 1955
3416:Lille 1951
3401:Paris 1947
3396:Liège 1939
3358:Osaka 2025
3352:Dubai 2020
3347:Milan 2015
3337:Aichi 2005
3315:Osaka 1970
3285:Paris 1937
3240:Ghent 1913
3235:Turin 1911
3225:Milan 1906
3220:Liège 1905
3210:Paris 1900
3195:Paris 1889
3180:Paris 1878
3165:Paris 1867
3155:Paris 1855
3141:recognized
3077:(Zaragoza)
3049:(Zaragoza)
2410:7 December
2388:7 December
2353:25 October
2232:7 November
2133:References
2065:flamboyant
2059:, and the
1734:Catalonia.
1588:Yugoslavia
1502:Tyge Hvass
1492:watchtower
1450:travertine
1409:Yugoslavia
1387:Yugoslavia
1112:missionary
1090:Versailles
1082:tapestries
961:neo-Gothic
923:Joan Colom
881:and Queen
866:Enric Catà
750:Bruno Taut
738:polyhedral
567:El Treball
407:, and the
387:architect
367:Jugendstil
354:Modernisme
290:World Fair
243:in Chicago
213:1930-01-30
198:1929-05-20
158:41°22′14″N
4269:Lima 1872
3971:Lyon 1914
3916:Cork 1902
3891:Lyon 1894
3846:Lyon 1872
3685:Doha 2023
3426:Rome 1953
3411:Lyon 1949
3271:Universal
3075:Expo 2008
3066:(Seville)
2888:Pavilions
2742:Funicular
2737:Cable Car
2697:Pavilions
2688:Barcelona
2519:, p. 195.
2493:, p. 198.
2467:, p. 202.
2454:, p. 194.
2428:, p. 185.
1943:folkloric
1828:Epidaurus
1753:Can Jorba
1466:La Mañana
1116:voussoirs
848:sgraffito
831:Bruguera.
824:caryatids
595:colonnade
457:funicular
371:Catalonia
302:Barcelona
294:Barcelona
278:Expo 1929
253:Universal
161:2°09′00″E
133:Barcelona
108:Countries
37:Barcelona
3701:Not BIE-
3043:(Madrid)
2684:Montjuïc
2200:Archived
2159:Archived
2099:See also
2007:Taradell
1995:Zaragoza
1969:and the
1967:Valencia
1909:for the
1887:football
1524:ziggurat
1506:dihedron
1484:Mechelen
1307:Portugal
1014:Lombardy
877:over by
844:pyramids
828:sphinxes
766:frescoes
762:pediment
687:La Mercè
683:Montjuic
583:Eixample
488:Art Deco
306:Montjuïc
226:Previous
186:Timeline
143:Montjuïc
116:Location
75:Category
59:Overview
4191:Oceania
2941:Stadium
2879:Seville
2757:Stadium
2003:Cáceres
1999:Seville
1987:Mudéjar
1979:Galicia
1963:Navarre
1955:Castile
1883:Wembley
1777:Company
1757:Catalan
1731:loggias
1628:conical
1610:pergola
1572:Minerva
1454:plaster
1416:airship
1407:(later
1394:As the
1320:Romania
1241:Hungary
1228:Germany
1205:Finland
1190:Denmark
1164:Belgium
1151:Austria
1052:concave
803:in the
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758:Cologne
744:but no
742:lantern
651:James I
599:Bernini
484:Galicia
476:Baroque
385:Bauhaus
324:Sevilla
310:pesetas
282:Spanish
261:Sevilla
211: (
206:Closure
196: (
191:Opening
121:Country
3809:Europe
3710:Africa
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1975:Aragon
1895:bronze
1891:boxing
1832:quarry
1791:enamel
1568:frieze
1458:marble
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591:rotary
415:Origin
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395:, the
272:(also
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3131:(BIE)
3052:1909
3039:1892
3024:Spain
2709:Chair
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2093:Sants
1991:Utebo
1983:Ávila
1931:Ávila
1795:woven
1633:Berga
1542:prism
1468:, by
1329:Spain
1266:Japan
1253:Italy
1044:Ceres
855:Fair.
631:Tagus
482:, in
276:, or
139:Venue
124:Spain
35:1929
3741:Asia
2871:Site
2680:Site
2609:ISBN
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2412:2008
2390:2008
2355:2008
2234:2013
2208:2009
2170:2009
1977:and
1957:and
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1596:star
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1520:cube
1462:onyx
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1106:The
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1072:The
1061:The
1056:León
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