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The room is structured across thematic tables where visitors can discover a wide variety of elements from the richness of the techniques and materials used in this first house to GaudĂ’s sources and intellectual influences during his training. You can also view the plans that GaudĂ presented for the construction of Casa Vicens and see the different modifications that Casa Vicens has undergone through different models.
This floor is completed with a reproduction of the Manuscrito de Reus (Reus Manuscript) where GaudĂ, typically not much inclined to writing, set down his reflections on architecture in words. Specifically, on the page entitled La casa pairal (The country house), he highlighted his conception of how a house should be: “A home is the family’s tiny nation”.
This exhibition is complemented with certain pieces of the original furniture that GaudĂ designed for the Vicens family in the town of Alella (Barcelona).