Santiago Calatrava was selected in 2009 to create the master plan for the new Florida Polytechnic campus, and to design the first building to be constructed on the new campus.
The sustainably-focused museum is part of the ambitious "Marvelous Port" urban design project, which will transform Rio's historical waterfront into a thriving cultural and residential community.
Liège is a major node in the European high speed rail network; an indispensable link between London, Paris, Brussels and Germany.
The Light Rail Train Bridge is located near the Eastern Gate to the old City of Jerusalem, considered as the "modern entrance" to the city.
The old harbor of Buenos Aires, Puerto Madero, is currently being transformed into a new commercial and residential center and tourist area.
Ground has been broken for a new Campus Master Plan, Sports City and Rectorate Tower.
Common elements shared by all three bridges, indicate that these separate structures belong to one family.
The 190 meter tall concrete and steel tower turns 90 degrees from bottom to top.
The new Atlanta Symphony Center will provide the first dedicated concert hall and educational facility in the 60-year history of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, an ensemble that enjoys international prominence under Music Director Robert Spano and Principal Guest Conductor Donald Runnicles.
The auditorium is located on the waterfront in the Los Llanos are of Santa Cruz, the capital of Tenerife.
The new Olympic Sports Complex will provide a permanent center for athletic and cultural events within an ecologically sustainable park-like setting, served by an upgraded transportation system.
The Lyon-Satolas Station is the terminus for the TGV trains connecting the airport to the city of Lyon, 30 kilometers to the south.
With his design, that is both visually striking and structurally daring, Calatrava puts the joy back into contemporary travel.
The City of Arts and Sciences, developed by Santiago Calatrava, is a large-scale urban recreation center for culture and science.
The Milwaukee Art Museum, which overlooks Lake Michigan, was partially housed in a building designed in 1957 by Eero Saarinen as a war memorial.
The building is conceived as an element completely integrated in the surrounding landscape and, at the same time, as an autonomous site-specific sculpture.
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