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In an exclusive interview, the Spanish architect shares his thoughts on how MAM’s Quadracci Pavilion has become a symbol of the city in just two decades.

The Glyptothek Museum will showcase the first exhibition dedicated to Santiago Calatrava's array of sculptures and paintings inspired by Greek Antiquity. Running from June 21st to October 23rd, "Beyond Hellas: Santiago Calatrava in the Glyptothek" traces the architect's career as a sculptor, highlighting the influence of histories and cultures on Calatrava's design process.

The Milwaukee Art Museum’s Santiago Calatrava-designed Quadracci Pavilion – and its movable wings – mark two decades on Lake Michigan.

Switzerland’s cities are home to some of the greatest museums and cultural venues in Europe. What better way to discover them than by following the tips of art-world insiders who have made their homes there and have a fast-track into the best that the Swiss cultural scene has to offer? The Spanish-Swiss architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava leads us on a tour of Zurich – from the buildings he loves to the restaurants where he feels most at home.

Spanish-Swiss architect Santiago Calatrava has designed a curved structure that pays homage to Qatar's coat of arms for the country's pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai.

In an exclusive conversation with AD, the world-renowned architect discusses his inspiration for designing the Oculus and the soon-to-be completed Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church

Designed by architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava, the Qatar Pavilion’s design draws inspiration from the four elements represented on the Coat of Arms of Qatar and plays tribute to the nation’s rich culture heritage

Qatar Pavilion is one of two major Santiago Calatrava-designed structure’s to be completed at EXPO 2020 Dubai

An initiative of the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte and designed pro bono by Santiago Calatrava, the newly inaugurated Chapel integrates motifs from nature and objects manufactured by Italian artisans.

Watch video of the exhibition from the Museum's official Youtube channel.

The project broke ground on Monday (April 12th) and is slated to be complete in three years.