Landmarks - Spain Cathedral

Justo Galligo, a former monk and farmer, has been building a unique cathedral near Madrid for 40 years without formal plans or official funding. Inspired by his faith and mother, Galligo uses recycled materials and relies on donations. Despite lacking architectural qualifications, his project attracts tourists and admiration. Compared to Gaudí, Galligo remains realistic about the cathedral's future, acknowledging potential demolition due to structural concerns and financial constraints.

What is unique about Justo Galligo's approach to building the cathedral?

• He uses only modern architectural techniques.

• He has formal planning permission.

• He is building it single-handedly without formal qualifications.

• He is a qualified architect.

What materials does Justo Galligo primarily use for the construction of the cathedral?

• Wood from local forests

• Newly purchased materials

• Recycled materials

• Imported marble

How does the public generally perceive Justo Galligo's cathedral project?

• As a waste of resources

• As an architectural marvel

• As a government-funded project

• With admiration for its spirit and uniqueness

To whom is Justo Galligo often compared due to his dedication to his project?

• Frank Lloyd Wright

• Antoni Gaudí

• Le Corbusier

• Zaha Hadid

What is a major concern regarding the future of the cathedral after Justo Galligo's time?

• It may be converted into a museum.

• It might be demolished due to structural concerns.

• It will become a tourist hotel.

• It will be completed by the government.