“It is a major misunderstanding to see Gaudi only as a decorative artist who created distinctive forms. He was an architect who experimented with how to make architecture more rational and dynamic within the conditions of his time.” Few architects are as readily paired with the label ‘genius’ as Antoni Gaudi (1852~1926). He is also one of the most beloved architects today, to the point that people plan trips to Spain to see his buildings. Yet that fame sometimes confines Gaudi within a n...