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Born July 28, 1951 (age 73) • Spain

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Santiago Calatrava: Milwaukee Art Museum
Santiago Calatrava: Milwaukee Art Museum
Santiago Calatrava: Chicago Spire (unbuilt)
Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Milwaukee Art Museum's Quadracci Pavilion (2001), designed by Santiago Calatrava.
Calatrava, Santiago: L'Hemisfèric
World Trade Center Transportation Hub
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Spanish architect
Alberto Churriguera
Spanish architect
José Benito Churriguera
Spanish architect
Antoni Gaudí: Sagrada Família
Antoni Gaudí
Spanish architect
Rafael Moneo: Prado Museum addition
Rafael Moneo
Spanish architect
Equestrian statue of Charles IV, bronze by Manuel Tolsá, 1803; in Mexico City.
Manuel Tolsá
Spanish-born sculptor and architect
Sert
José Luis Sert
American architect
Jerónimo de Balbás
Spanish architect and sculptor
Alonso Cano
Spanish artist
Escalera Dorada (Golden Staircase), Burgos Cathedral, Spain, by Diego de Siloé, 1519–23.
Diego de Siloé
Spanish artist
Herrera, Juan de: Cathedral of Valladolid
Juan de Herrera
Spanish architect
Francisco Herrera, the Younger
Spanish painter
Candela, Felix: L'Oceanogràfic
Felix Candela
Spanish architect
Segovia: cathedral
Rodrigo Gil de Hontañón
Spanish architect
Eduardo Torroja
Spanish architect and engineer
Facade of the Metropolitan Sacristy, Mexico City, by Lorenzo Rodriguez, 1749–68.
Lorenzo Rodríguez
Mexican architect
Church of San Juan de los Reyes, Toledo, by Juan Guas
Juan Guas
Spanish architect
Segovia: cathedral
Juan Gil de Hontañón
Spanish architect
Bartolommeo Carducci
Italian architect and sculptor
Jean I Androuet du Cerceau
French architect

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