Works
- Casa Batlló (collaboration with Antoni Gaudí), Barcelona, 1906. Decorated the 1st floor, created the Sacras and added ceramic on the building's facade.
- Casa Milà (la Pedrera) (collaboration with Antoni Gaudí), Barcelona, 1908. Ornamented the main apartment, finished the chimneys, designed the high-relief plaster bands that surround the wooden door frames.
- Patronat Obrer Theatre, Tarragona, 1908.
- Torre Sansalvador, Barcelona, 1909-1915.
- Casa Mañach, Barcelona, 1911.
- Park Güell (collaboration with Antoni Gaudí), Barcelona, 1911-1913. Decorated the benches and ceilings with ceramic fragments. Possibly created the medallions in the Hypostyle Hall.
- Torre de la Creu. Sant Joan Despí, Barcelona, 1913-1916.
- Casa Ximenis, Tarragona, 1914
- Casa Bofarull. Els Pallaresos, Tarragona, 1914-1931.
- Can Negre. Sant Joan Despí, Barcelona, 1915-1926.
- Vistabella Church. La Secuita, Tarragona, 1918-1924.
- Torre Serra-Xaus. Sant Joan Despí, Barcelona, 1921-1927.
- Casa Planells, Barcelona, 1922-
- Montserrat Church, Montferri, Tarragona, 1926-1935 (unfinished)
- Torre Jujol. Sant Joan Despí, Barcelona, 1932.
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