Casa Mila`, also known as La Padera, is a historical building located in Barcelona Spain. It was the largest constructed by Catalan architect, Antonio Gaudi. This masterpiece was completed in 1912 for newlywed couple, Rosario Segmon and Pere Mila`. It was known for it’s wavy like walls and uniquely staggered roof. It caused much controversy upon it’s construction. Facing many building code violations due to the exceeding height of 4,000 square meters, Gaudi as ordered to tear it down. However, it was considered to be too great of an art piece and was allowed to remain. In 1984 it became one of The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization World Heritage Sights. Today is used for apartment dwellings and tourist attractions.
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