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Calatrava, Santiago

Calatrava, Santiago

(1951–)
Spanish-born architect and engineer who combined architecture and engineering in structures which resemble elegant skeletal sculptures. Works include Alamillo Bridge, Seville, Torre Telifonica, Barcelona (1991), Ciutat de la Arts, Valencia (illus.), all in Spain. Later work includes the Milwaukee Art Museum (illus.), Milwaukee, WI, 2001.
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Speakers at PWC's Meet the Architects and Engineers (seated L-R): Feniosky Pena-Mora, NYC DDC; Gabriel Calatrava, Santiago Calatrava NY; E.
Professional Women in Construction (PWC) "Meet the Architects & Engineers" event drew a capacity crowd to Club 101
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