Santiago Calatrava - Architecture
Santiago Calatrava is one of the most amazing architects. I had the privilege of going inside the Milwaukee Museum of Art building he designed and it was amazing to be in that environment. Click here to go to my photo blog that caught some of the details of that building that you won't see in his online portfolio
Labels: architecture, Santiago Calatrava
posted by Michael Nelson at 8:44 AM
3 Comments:
You mention in your photos that this is the only Calatrava building in the USA. Not true: he did the Sundial Bridge in Redding, CA before the Milwaukee museum. Brilliant structures, both.
ah! those clerks at the Mil. Museum of Art lied to me!
I would not say that was a lie... note that they said it was the only Calatrava "building" in the U.S. A bridge is not a building :).
Sidenote: The PATH Terminal at the World Trade Center, Atlanta Symphony Hall, Fordham Tower in Chicago, and 80 South Street Tower in New York are all in the works, which would legitimately kill any claim Milwaukee has as the "only Calatrava building" in the U.S., but it'll still be true for a while!
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