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The architects of the Holy Family study using titanium or carbon fiber construction of the towers missing. These new materials are widely used in the automotive and aerospace industry because they are stronger and lighter. The architects of the temple are considering using them for missing build new towers and the great tower of Christ who will rise from the center of the crossing 170 meters.
In ten years, the Sagrada Familia will have six towers, that of Mary in the apse; the great tower of Christ, who will rise from the center of the transept 170 feet high, and the four evangelists towers that surround it. Meanwhile, on site, 60 meters high, is already working to get them lifted. Architects now consider these new towers off with lighter materials such as carbon fiber or titanium. Two materials used in the automotive and aerospace industry for its strength and lightness. Experts remind that Gaudí was the first to innovate.
The architects of the church argue that if the Gaudí used the first new material appeared that the concrete for the Holy Family is now also legitimate to consider the possibility of incorporating these new materials to be a lighter material. "This means that we will have a more significant margin of safety," they argue.
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The architects of the Holy Family study using titanium or carbon fiber construction of the towers missing. These new materials are widely used in the automotive and aerospace industry because they are stronger and lighter. The architects of the temple are considering using them for missing build new towers and the great tower of Christ who will rise from the center of the crossing 170 meters.
In ten years, the Sagrada Familia will have six towers, that of Mary in the apse; the great tower of Christ, who will rise from the center of the transept 170 feet high, and the four evangelists towers that surround it. Meanwhile, on site, 60 meters high, is already working to get them lifted. Architects now consider these new towers off with lighter materials such as carbon fiber or titanium. Two materials used in the automotive and aerospace industry for its strength and lightness. Experts remind that Gaudí was the first to innovate.
The architects of the church argue that if the Gaudí used the first new material appeared that the concrete for the Holy Family is now also legitimate to consider the possibility of incorporating these new materials to be a lighter material. "This means that we will have a more significant margin of safety," they argue.
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