Also named after a family that owned the house and commissioned Puig i Cadafalch to build it, Casa Terrades is an extraordinary cluster of six conical towers. Among Puig i Cadafalch’s northern European inspirations, and rooted in the Gothic architecture of Nordic countries, the towers are among the few freestanding Eixample buildings, visible from 360 degrees in downtown Barcelona. The Ersatz-Bavarian (Danish castle) is composed entirely of private apartments, some that are built into the conical towers themselves, and consist of three circular levels connected by spiral stairways, leaving space for a couple or a very small family. Interestingly, Puig i Cadafalch also designed the Terrades family mausoleum, but in a much more sober and respectful style.