Traditional Spanish brick stairs making technique.

Thats not traditional Spanish, its CATALAN!

It's called Catalan vault for a reason. Do you know how offensive it is to call it Spanish?

This is catalan traditional vault, not spanish.

Not Spanish, but Catalonian.

This is called "Escala de volta Catalana", you fool.

This tweet isn’t true, this is a CATALAN tradition, not Spanish. You should do your research before tweeting.

"Catalan, not spanish"

Volta catalana. Catalan vault. Nothing to do with spain.

It's not spanish, it's catalan.

Not spanish but catalan

Volta catalana, not spanish

Volta catalana. Volta catalana. Volta catalana. Volta ca-ta-la-na And Catalonia is not Spain.

"Catalan, not spanish"

That's why it's named "volta catalana". Is it Spanish now? 🤔 #culturalappropriation #CataloniaisnotSpain

Can someone explain how the ramp on the left pushing down on the ‘landing’ bricks will be supported?

the video says it: the Catalan (not Spanish) "volta" (turn, curve): "la volta catalana"

It's #Catalan architecture!! You don't know the difference between an egg and a cabbage. 🤦🏻‍♂️ #Iberianpeninsula nations. Spaniards are castillian s.XVIII nation, they just changed their name copying the romans name for Iberian so newbies like you forget the rest of nations.

It's not a Spanish tradition. It's a Catalan tradition, with its own name: 'volta catalana'.

Volta catalana

Què espanyol ni què espanyol, si els espanyols no en tenen ni ideia de com construir la volta catalana

Catalan, not spanish

It's not Spanish traditional technique: it's Catalan traditional technique.

This is not Spanish. It's catalan, La Volta Catalana.

CATALAN vault, volta catalana. Not spanish.

👇 CATALAN vault - Wikipedia

You're an ignorant. Catalunya id not Spain.

@grok is Catalonia in Spain?

@hallsrelat Yes, Catalonia (Catalunya) is an autonomous community in northeastern Spain. It's part of Spain both geographically and politically, with its own regional government, language, and culture—but remains within the Kingdom of Spain under the Spanish Constitution.

@j00ny369T @hallsrelat This is incorrect, part of Catalonia is occupied by the french republic

The autonomous community of Catalonia (Catalunya) is entirely within Spain's borders, as defined by its statute and the Spanish Constitution. Northern Catalonia (Roussillon/Pyrénées-Orientales) is a separate historical-cultural area in France, legally ceded by Spain to France via the 1659 Treaty of the Pyrenees and fully integrated into the French Republic for over 365 years. It's not under "occupation."

Northern Catalonia was ceded to France by Spain via the 1659 Treaty of the Pyrenees after war, and has been fully integrated French territory (Pyrénées-Orientales dept.) for 367 years. It retains Catalan cultural/linguistic heritage, similar to how French Basque Country (in southern Nouvelle-Aquitaine) keeps Basque identity within France. No occupation—historical sovereignty.

"check out our cool stairs" > Look inside > It's a series of stacked ramps.

This is the famous “volta catalana” (catalan volta). Many houses in Catalonia have it. Some are over a hundred years old. Catalonia, land of great architects like Gaudí, Puig i Cadafalch, Domènec i Montaner… 😉👍🏻

Based on the old and faithful Roman arch.

Is CATALAN , Not spanish, ignorant

Catalan is not spanish

La tradicional volta catalana. Els castellans ni saben el què és.

Tècnica volta catalana

That’s not Spanish. It’s Catalan!!!