Santiago Calatrava Collection (#2)

Entering
Jeroen van de Wiel

Calatrava
Alida van Zaane

The dark side of the bridge
Gerard Jonkman

The "Puente de la Mujer" bridge and the Puerto Madero's skyscrapers at sunrise, Buenos Aires, Argentina

The "Puente de la Mujer" bridge with a special illumination at twilight, Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires, Argentina

The "Puente de la Mujer" bridge with the skyscrapers of Puerto Madero in the background, Buenos Aires, Argentina

The "Puente de la Mujer" bridge at sunrise, Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Aerial view of the City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia, Spain

The "Puente de la Mujer" bridge in autumn, Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Interiors of the World Trade Center station (PATH), known also as Oculus, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, Manhattan, New York, USA

World Trade Center station (PATH), known also as Oculus, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, Manhattan, New York, USA

World Trade Center station (PATH), known also as Oculus, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava with One World Trade Center behind, Manhattan, New York, USA

The new St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, Manhattan, New York, USA

Valencia sign and Palau de les arts Reina Sofia opera house, City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias), Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain

UAE Pavilion by Santiago Calatrava, Expo 2020, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Palau de les arts Reina Sofia opera house, City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias), Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain

The "Puente de la Mujer"bridge and the "Sarmiento Frigate"
The " Puente de la Mujer" bridge and the " Sarmiento Frigate" at twilight, Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Oculus subway station, One World Trade Center, Financial District, Manhattan, New York City, USA

The main arch of the "Calatrava Bridge", designed by architect Santiago
The main arch of the " Calatrava Bridge", designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, Reggio Emilia, Emilia Romagna, Italy

The "Puente de la Mujer"by architect Santiago Calatrava
The " Puente de la Mujer" by architect Santiago Calatrava and the Sarmiento Frigate reflected in the waters of Puerto Madero at twilight, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Samuel Beckett Bridge over River Liffey at night, Docklands, Dublin, Republic of Ireland

Ribs of Oculus station house designed by architect Santiago Calatrava with One World Trade Center behind, World Trade Center station (PATH), Manhattan, New York, USA

Sweden, Scania, Malmo, Turning Torso building, designed by architect Santisgo Calatrava, 2005

Republic of Ireland, Dublin, The Samuel Beckett Bridge, Designer and Architect Santiago Calatrava

Oriente Railway Station (Gare do Oriente), Parque das Naazoes, Lisbon, Portugal
Oriente Railway Station (Gare do Oriente), Parque das NaAzoes, Lisbon, Portugal

Israel, Jerusalem, Jerusalem Chords Bridge, designed by Santiago Calatrava

Ireland, Dublin, Docklands, Samuel Beckett Bridge, Santiago Calatrava, architect

Ireland, Dublin, Docklands, Samuel Beckett Bridge, Santiago Calatrava, architect, dawn

Ireland, Dublin, Docklands, Samuel Beckett Bridge, Santiago Calatrava, architect, dawn

Ireland, Dublin, Docklands, Samuel Beckett Bridge, Santiago Calatrava, architect, dawn

Ireland, Dublin, Docklands, Samuel Beckett Bridge, Santiago Calatrava, architect, dawn

Spain, La Rioja Area, Alava Province, Laguardia, Bodegas Ysios winery, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava

Zubizuri bridge designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain

Spain, Basque Country, Bilbao. Zubizuri bridge (White Bridge) across the Nervion River, designed by Santiago Calatrava

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Santiago Calatrava, the renowned architect and visionary behind some of the world's most iconic structures, has left an indelible mark on the architectural landscape. From his mesmerizing creations in Buenos Aires, Argentina to his breathtaking designs in Liege, Belgium, Calatrava's work is a testament to his unparalleled talent. One of his notable masterpieces is the Puente de la Mujer bridge in Buenos Aires. This striking structure gracefully spans across the water, connecting Puerto Madero with its skyscrapers at sunrise. As twilight descends upon the city, this magnificent bridge comes alive with a special illumination that casts a magical glow over Puerto Madero. But Calatrava's brilliance extends beyond bridges. In Valencia's City of Arts and Sciences complex, he designed the Science Museum as a futuristic marvel that seamlessly blends art and science. Its sleek lines and innovative design captivate visitors from around the globe. In Liege, Belgium, Calatrava's influence can be seen through his creation called "Lines. " These towering sculptures adorn Liege's skyline and serve as a symbol of modernity and progress. They stand tall against the backdrop of this vibrant cityscape. Another gem in Valencia is Palau de les Arts - an opera house that exudes elegance and grandeur. With its soaring architecture and intricate details, it stands as a testament to Calatrava's ability to create spaces that inspire awe. Calatrava also made waves with his Samuel Beckett Bridge in Dublin alongside The Convention Centre which showcases his unique style even further. And once again leaving their mark on Liege’s skyline are more captivating structures by Calatrava himself. Santiago Calatrava has truly redefined what it means to be an architect. His bold vision combined with meticulous attention to detail has resulted in timeless works of art scattered across continents. Whether it be bridges or museums or sculptures adorning skylines – each creation bears the unmistakable mark of Calatrava's genius.