Sala Hipòstila

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Sala Hipòstila is the iconic forest-like hall of stone columns designed by Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona’s Park Güell.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural structure
hypostyle hall
alsoKnownAs Hypostyle Room
Sala de les Cent Columnes (Hall of the Hundred Columns)
linked to: Hall of 100 Columns
architect Antoni Gaudí
architecturalStyle Art Nouveau
Modernisme
linked to: Modernisme català
constructionEnd 1914
constructionStart 1900
country Spain
designer Antoni Gaudí
hasArchitecturalElement Doric order capitals
linked to: Doric order

coffered ceiling
drainage columns
tilted columns
hasFunction market hall (originally planned)
public space
hasPart Doric columns
linked to: Doric order

mosaic ceiling medallions
rainwater drainage system
vaulted ceiling
hasTheme integration of architecture and nature
organic forms in architecture
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site "Works of Antoni Gaudí"
heritageSiteOf UNESCO World Heritage Site
inspiredBy forest of trees
languageOfName Catalan
locatedIn Barcelona
Catalonia
Park Güell
Spain
locatedInNeighborhood Gràcia (approximate)
linked to: Gràcia
materialUsed ceramic tile
stone
trencadís mosaic
numberOfColumns approximately 86
openToPublic yes
partOf Park Güell
UNESCO World Heritage Site "Park Güell, Palau Güell and Casa Milà"
partOfWork Works of Antoni Gaudí
roofSupports Plaça de la Natura (Nature Square)
style Catalan Modernisme
linked to: Modernisme català
touristAttraction yes

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Hypostyle Room hasAlternativeName Sala Hipòstila