Overview

• United Visual Artists will inaugurate the space with a new exhibition and a same‑day projection mapping on the building’s façade.
• Barcelona studio Mesura led the redesign, restoring original marquetry, woodwork, and stained glass while adding a curved metal ceiling that echoes Gaudí’s forms.
• The gallery occupies roughly 230 square meters on the long‑closed second floor, which historically housed Gaudí’s studio and later apartments and workshops.
• Casa Batlló Contemporary will program two exhibitions per year, with access included in the main route or available via a standalone ticket.
• The opening follows a six‑year, €30 million revamp that added 2,000 square meters for immersive shows, with rooftop and third‑floor spaces slated to open later in 2026.