Sagrada Familia, world's tallest church, got a 24-tonne ‘glue job’ to stand tall ahead of its architect's centenary
- A Spanish glue company's bonds played an essential role in the binding of stone and steel for the Sagrada Familia temple's 826 panels.
- The world's tallest church, which was blessed by Pope Leo XVI last week, had been a century in the making.
- Its architect Antoni Gaudi knew exactly what the six central towers should look like, but what he did not know was that technology would play a pivotal role in the realisation of his dreams.
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- A Spanish glue company's bonds played an essential role in the binding of stone and steel for the Sagrada Familia temple's 826 panels.
- The world's tallest church, which was blessed by Pope Leo XVI last week, had been a century in the making.
- Its architect Antoni Gaudi knew exactly what the six central towers should look like, but what he did not know was that technology would play a pivotal role in the realisation of his dreams.
Sources: Times of India