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- 1. Project Failure: Sagrada Familia Barcelona, Spain Subject: Project Management Prof: Prof. Doubman Date: 2.05.2013 By: Daria Chizhova
- 2. Content Story of Creation Failure Factors Bibliography
- 3. Story of Creation (I) 1st version 2nd version Catalan bookseller and editor Josep Maria Bocabella Young Priest Magnani came to Bocabella with an idea of building grandiose temple After a visit to the Vatican in 1872 he returned with the intention of building a church He was founder of Asociación Espiritual de Devotos de San José Only on people’s donations to show how strong is their love to God So Bocabella anounced this in his magazine
- 4. Story of Creation (II) The construction started in 1882 The architect was Francisco de Paula del Villar BUT he wanted to build a classic gothic revival church, which was not pretentious enough Villar refused to build something different
- 5. Story of Creation (III) Gaudi began to work only after a year First he was building the projected building, BUT At a certain moment he stopped and decide to change the design completely Design was more complicate d, demand ed more money and time The clients refused to pay
- 6. Story of Creation (IV) 5! years later an anonymous person donated 500 000 pesetas So Gaudi was continuing the construction He increased the height from 120 to 170 meters
- 7. Story of Creation (V) After 18 years, the XX century came and the time given for the construction ran away, but Gaudi was only working on first façade Also the money finished again Gaudi let go his salary, then started to invest his own money
- 8. Story of Creation (VI) June 7 1926 Antonio Gaudi was hit by the tram, he died in 2 days… On the subject of the extremely long construction period, Gaudí is said to have remarked: "My client is not in a hurry”
- 9. Story of Creation (VI) His work was undertaken by Domènec Sugrañes i Gras, his apprentice Until 1936 – Spanish Civil War One week after start of the war antireliogous fanatics put Sagrada Familia on fire and it destroyed all drafts, drawings and wooden model
- 10. Story of Creation (VII) In 1952 government decided to complete construction to attract tourists The current director and son of Lluís Bonet (Gaudi’s assistant), Jordi Bonet i Armengol has been introducing computers into the design and construction process since the 1980s He announced the date of completion - 2026
- 11. Failure Factors Haven’t agreed on building requirements => architect change Involved changes of design, which were not planned Ran out on budget for that No deadlines were followed Fire destroyed the drafts for the building Civil War Overall, no planning involved until modern technologies No risk assessment No control over Gaudi
- 13. Thank You for Attention!