Antoni Gaudí, the renowned Spanish architect behind Barcelona's iconic Sagrada Família, had ambitious plans to leave his mark on New York City. In the early 20th century, Gaudí designed a majestic hotel that would have stood as a 1,180-foot-tall skyscraper in Manhattan, rivalling the city's most iconic landmarks. Dubbed the "Torre Bellesguard," the proposed hotel was meant to be a testament to Gaudí's innovative and eclectic style, blending Art Nouveau and Gothic Revival elements. Now, a new discovery sheds light on the forgotten project, offering a glimpse into Gaudí's fascination with the American metropolis.
Gaudí’s lost New York hotel: The 1,180-foot tower that never rose Ynetnews
