The image showcases an expressive and skillfully executed bell tower created in the Neo-Catalan style. The structure features characteristic red-orange brickwork that gives the building a warm, earthy color palette. The tower's architecture demonstrates clear vertical articulation and a thoughtful rhythm of decorative elements.
The upper part of the tower is crowned with a pointed spire featuring a decorative metal cross, emphasizing the religious purpose of the structure. Below the spire lies an octagonal open bell chamber with arched openings framed by ornate brickwork. Of particular interest is the intricate design of the upper part of the bell tower, where the architect masterfully used cross-shaped perforations in the brick masonry, creating an effect of lightness and airiness in the construction.
Directly beneath the bell chamber is a cylindrical balcony with a balustrade composed of vertical brick elements, adding a horizontal accent to the composition and visually dividing the volume of the tower. The masonry technique demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship with attention to the finest details, characteristic of Catalan Modernism and the architectural heritage of Gaudí's school.
The photograph captures the tower against a bright blue cloudless sky, creating a striking contrast with the terracotta color of the brick and highlighting the purity of the architectural lines and forms.