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Works:
In Catalonia:
In Barcelona:
Arc-bridge of the Bisbe
Balmes Library
Alemany House
Canals House (Torre dels Matons)
Casacuberta House
Manel Dolcet House
Fornell House
Macari Golferichs House
Rialp House
Ripol House
(demolished)
Roig House (La Torre dels pardals)
Roviralta House (El Frare Blanc)
Lluís Sànchez House
Isabel Pomar House
Foment de la Pietat Church
Tibidabo Sanatorium
University, Ramon Llull College, Chapel
University, Ramon Llull College, Residence
University, Ramon Llull College, School of work
University, Ramon Llull College,
Main entrance
In L'Alforja:
Mas d'en Perdiu
In Campdevànol:
Hospital
In Igualada:
Asylum
of Sant
Crist
In Manresa:
del Carme Church
In Santa Coloma de
Cervelló:
Houses of
Colonia Güell
Ca l'Espinal
Ca l'Ordal
Cooperativa
In Raimat:
Caves
Raimat (Cellars)
In
Reus:
Serra House
In Ripoll:
Chapel
of Sant
Miquel de la Roqueta
Bonada House
In Sant Feliu de
Codines:
Can Trinxet
Puigdomènech
House
In Balearic Islands:
In Palma de Mallorca:
Casa Miquel Benimelis
In Manacor:
Monastery of
Santa Família (demolished)
In Sóller:
Sóller Bank
Sant Bartomeu Church (façade)
In Son Servera:
L'Església Nova (The new Church)
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Life:
Born in Reus (Baix Camp - Catalonia) in
24-4-1870.
Rubió i Bellver received his degree as architect in 1893.
He is a member of the last Art Nouveau generation. He was assistant of Gaudí, working with him
between 1893 and 1905 in la Sagrada Família, in Casa
Batlló and
in Park Güell.
He was one important synthesizer of architectural ideas of Gaudí.
Rubió considered the Gaudí design and structures the solution of
problems raised in XIX century by eclecticism.
In 1905 he was elected town counselor of Barcelona city.
He also was the architect of the Diputació de Barcelona (Barcelona
Province administration) where he participated in some projects as the
reform of Casa dels Canonges (Generalitat de Catalunya
- Catalonia
government) in Barcelona city.
The work of Rubió i Bellver is very important and is present all around
Catalonia. His most interesting buildings are: the Casa Macari Golferichs
(1901), the House Roviralta - El Frare Blanc - (1903), his buildings into the
Escola Industrial (Old Industrial School) (1912), and the Saint Christ
Asylum in Igualada.
Rubió died in Barcelona in 30-11-1952.
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