BBC Inside Science
The tallest tower of the Sagrada Familia, which had remained unfinished for over a century due to technological limitations, has been completed using modern engineering techniques. A structural engineer from Arup discusses the challenges of realizing Gaudi's original design. The episode also explores ethical questions around driving species to extinction to control pests and examines how weather forecasting models influence daily decisions.
A 144-year-old tower at the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona has finally been completed, despite the lack of technology to build it when it was first designed.
This achievement highlights the progress in engineering and the persistence of long-term projects that push the boundaries of modern construction.
It shows how human ingenuity and collaboration can overcome historical challenges, offering inspiration for future ambitious projects.
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