Barri Gaudi

Barri Gaudí, designed by Ricardo Bofill in the early 1970s, is a bold example of postmodern architecture located in Reus, Spain. The project reimagines urban housing with monumental, fortress-like forms, modular design, and complex spatial layering. Bofill combined elements of surrealism, Mediterranean tradition, and utopian ideals, creating a visually striking labyrinth of interconnected dwellings, staircases, and terraces. Though never fully completed as originally envisioned, Barri Gaudí remains a significant exploration of alternative urban living and architectural expression.