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Casa Mila (La Pedrera), Barcelona
Casa Mila, Antoni Gaudi's 1912 stone quarry-inspired masterpiece, contains 32 interlocking apartments with floor plans where no two rooms are rectangular, challenging conventional architecture. Its undulating limestone facade and rooftop of twisted chimneys and warrior-helmet ventilation shafts define Barcelona's skyline. The property's annual maintenance runs at $2 million.
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