Maestros españoles 2
From the Galician architects born during the Civil War, Manuel Gallego and César Portela, to the Catalans who came two decades later, Joan Roig, Enric Batlle, and Carme Pinós, this handful of trajectories reflects the geographic variety that marked the renewal of Spanish architecture, and also the progressive internationalization of its authors. Some have spent a good part of their careers abroad, such as Juan Navarro Baldeweg, Ricardo Bofill, Cruz & Ortiz, and Fernando Menis. But most of them have built their finest works at home, and all were fortunate to come of age professionally and artistically during an exceptional period of social and economic transformation in Spain, an time of opportunity for architecture that was acclaimed way beyond our borders, like never before.
Collection ‘Maestros’, 2021
Language: Spanish
Soft cover
96 pages
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