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Josep Maria Jujol was born in Tarragona where he lived until age 9. He was the son of Andreu Jujol, a school director, and of Teresa Gibert i Vives. He was born on the top floor of the public school, Sant Joan, where his father worked. He began to draw at an early age, and always had an admiration for nature. According to his biography, he would roam the hills of Tarragona and its Roman ruins. They lived at the school for nine years before his father was transferred in 1888 to Carrer Zurbano in Gràcia, which is now integrated into the City of Barcelona.
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Casa Planells, in Barcelona, before it was restoredOne of his earlier commissions, Trinity altar in the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar.Casa Batlló, his first project with Antoni Gaudí.
Jujol's father was transferred once again in 1893 to the City of Barcelona. There Jujol began to walk the medieval district, developed an admiration for gothic architecture and began to draft the buildings. The family moved to the Gran Via in the Eixample District of Barcelona, where he experienced modern and modernist buildings. In 1901, he was accepted in the Architectural program in Barcelona. While attending school, he first worked with Antoni Maria Gallissa i Soqué (Don Antoni), whom he admired as a person and an architect. His first project was a commission for Don Antoni to decorate the street called Carrer Fenen for the Mercè Festival (Festes de la Mercè). Jujol had to create the metal frames and stained glass windows. He continued to work for Don Antoni until 1903. He then began to work in the studio of Josep Font i Gumà. Where he collaborated with him on the Trinity altar in the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar. In his spare time he completed plans for an amusement park that was to emulate the solar system. The plan was never revived.
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In 1906 he received his certificate as an architect and was able to work on his own. One of his first projects was to decorate Don Antoni's entrance stairway with his trademark sgraffito.
Jujol became acquainted with Antoni Gaudí through their mutual friend, Dr. Santaló. Gaudí soon worked in partnership with Jujol. Their first project together was Casa Batlló. It is speculated in Jujol's biography that he had a great influence on Gaudí's use of colour and shapes. However, this is not for certain. In any case, Gaudí had great respect for Jujol's views and entrusted him as a collaborator on his projects for many years.
Casa Batlló (collaboration with Antoni Gaudí), Barcelona, 1906. Decorated the 1st floor, created the Sacras and added ceramic on the building's façade.
Casa Milà (la Pedrera) (collaboration with Antoni Gaudí), Barcelona, 1908. Ornamented the main apartment, finished the chimneys, designed the high-relief plaster bands that surround the wooden door frames.
Park Güell (collaboration with Antoni Gaudí), Barcelona, 1911–1913. Decorated the benches and ceilings with ceramic fragments (trencadís technique). Possibly created the medallions in the Hypostyle Hall.
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In this Spanish name the first or paternal surname is Jujol and the second or maternal family name is Gibert Jose Maria Jujol Gibert 16 September 1879 1 May 1949 was a Catalan Spanish architect Jujol s wide field of activity ranged from furniture designs and painting to architecture He worked with Antoni Gaudi on many of his most famous works Among Jujol s projects are Casa Batllo Casa Mila Park Guell and Our Lady of Montserrat and among his design styles are Modernisme and Art Nouveau Josep Maria JujolBust of Jose Maria Jujol at the Tarragona TheatreBorn 1879 09 16 16 September 1879Tarragona SpainDied1 May 1949 1949 05 01 aged 69 Barcelona SpainOccupationArchitectBuildingsCasa Batllo Casa Mila Park Guell Our Lady of Montserrat Contents 1 Biography 1 1 Early life 1 2 Architecture career 1 3 Barcelona 1 4 Independent work 1 5 Death 2 Works 3 Gallery 4 Sources 5 External linksBiography editYou can help expand this article with text translated from the corresponding article in Catalan 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Tarragona where he lived until age 9 He was the son of Andreu Jujol a school director and of Teresa Gibert i Vives He was born on the top floor of the public school Sant Joan where his father worked He began to draw at an early age and always had an admiration for nature According to his biography he would roam the hills of Tarragona and its Roman ruins They lived at the school for nine years before his father was transferred in 1888 to Carrer Zurbano in Gracia which is now integrated into the City of Barcelona Architecture career edit Barcelona edit nbsp Casa Planells in Barcelona before it was restored nbsp One of his earlier commissions Trinity altar in the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar nbsp Casa Batllo his first project with Antoni Gaudi Jujol s father was transferred once again in 1893 to the City of Barcelona There Jujol began to walk the medieval district developed an admiration for gothic architecture and began to draft the buildings The family moved to the Gran Via in the Eixample District of Barcelona where he experienced modern and modernist buildings In 1901 he was accepted in the Architectural program in Barcelona While attending school he first worked with Antoni Maria Gallissa i Soque Don Antoni whom he admired as a person and an architect His first project was a commission for Don Antoni to decorate the street called Carrer Fenen for the Merce Festival Festes de la Merce Jujol had to create the metal frames and stained glass windows He continued to work for Don Antoni until 1903 He then began to work in the studio of Josep Font i Guma Where he collaborated with him on the Trinity altar in the Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar In his spare time he completed plans for an amusement park that was to emulate the solar system The plan was never revived Independent work edit In 1906 he received his certificate as an architect and was able to work on his own One of his first projects was to decorate Don Antoni s entrance stairway with his trademark sgraffito Jujol became acquainted with Antoni Gaudi through their mutual friend Dr Santalo Gaudi soon worked in partnership with Jujol Their first project together was Casa Batllo It is speculated in Jujol s biography that he had a great influence on Gaudi s use of colour and shapes However this is not for certain In any case Gaudi had great respect for Jujol s views and entrusted him as a collaborator on his projects for many years Death edit Jujol died at Barcelona in 1949 Works edit nbsp Montserrat Church in Montferri Alt Camp near Tarragona Casa Batllo collaboration with Antoni Gaudi Barcelona 1906 Decorated the 1st floor created the Sacras and added ceramic on the building s facade Casa Mila la Pedrera collaboration with Antoni Gaudi Barcelona 1908 Ornamented the main apartment finished the chimneys designed the high relief plaster bands that surround the wooden door frames Patronat Obrer Theatre Tarragona 1908 Torre Sansalvador Barcelona 1909 1915 Casa Manach Barcelona 1911 Park Guell collaboration with Antoni Gaudi Barcelona 1911 1913 Decorated the benches and ceilings with ceramic fragments trencadis technique Possibly created the medallions in the Hypostyle Hall Torre de la Creu Sant Joan Despi Barcelones Province of Barcelona 1913 1916 Casa Ximenis Tarragona 1914 Casa Bofarull Els Pallaresos Tarragones Province of Tarragona 1914 1931 Can Negre Sant Joan Despi Barcelones Province of Barcelona 1915 1926 Vistabella Church full name Sacred Heart of Jesus Church Esglesia del Sagrat Cor de Jesus La Secuita Tarragones Province of Tarragona 1918 1924 Torre Serra Xaus Sant Joan Despi Barcelones Province of Barcelona 1921 1927 Casa Planells Barcelona 1923 24 Montserrat Sanctuary full name Our Lady of Montserrat Sanctuary Santuari de la Mare de Deu de Montserrat Montferri Alt Camp Province of Tarragona 1926 1935 unfinished Torre Jujol Sant Joan Despi Barcelones Province of Barcelona 1932 Gallery editWorks nbsp Torre de la Creu a private house in Sant Joan Despi near Barcelona nbsp Can Negre Sant Joan Despi near Barcelona nbsp Tower on Casa Bofarull in Els Pallaresos near Tarragona nbsp Parc Guell detail Barcelona nbsp Parc Guell detail Barcelona nbsp Vistabella Church in La Secuita near Tarragona nbsp Casa Mila detail Barcelona nbsp He added the graffiti patterns nbsp Stairs of the Iglesias house 284 Mallorca street Barcelona by Josep Maria Jujol in 1913 nbsp Manach Workshop in Barcelona currently converted into a school 1916 nbsp Manach Workshop commissioned by Pere Manach to Josep Maria Jujol 1916 Sources editJosep Maria Jujol Jr The Architecture of Jujol trans by Ronald Christ SITES Books Santa Fe 1996 Ignasi de Sola Morales Jujol Ediciones Poligrafa 1990External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Josep Maria Jujol Josep Maria Jujol i Gibert Jujol and his collaboration with Gaudi Barcelona Architecture at the Wayback Machine archived 22 October 2009 Chronology of Catalan architecture and biographies of Catalan architects from the gothic master builders to contemporary architecture including Josep Maria Jujol database of works41 12 32 N 1 15 55 E 41 20889 N 1 26528 E 41 20889 1 26528 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Josep Maria Jujol amp oldid 1167324837, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
