The Milwaukee Art Museum welcomes renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava back to Milwaukee on Wednesday for the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Quadracci Pavilion. Completed in 2001 ...

Art has been central to the architect’s life since he was a child. The youngest of four siblings, he was constantly sketching, so much so his eldest brother took him to an art school when he was 8.

Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has been chosen to create a sculpture to be installed in a park along the Chicago River, in front of the River Point office tower at 444 Lake Street.

Milwaukee Art Museum's 2001 addition broadened architect Santiago Calatrava's career. He's back in the city with a transforming lakefront. Tom Daykin Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 0:00 ...

CALATRAVA29 -- Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava is working on designs for DIA's south terminal makeover, including a FasTracks train station, a Westin hotel and a rail bridge over Pena Boulevard.

Watch Milwaukee Art Museum architect Santiago Calatrava create instant art while signing his book gifted to Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson. Mike De Sisti Mike De Sisti, Milwaukee Journal ...

Santiago Calatrava: 'I Deeply Consider Architecture an Art' By Amy Plitt @plitter Sep 15, 2015, 4:00pm EDT ...

MAM’s Chief Experience Officer Is Recentering Santiago Calatrava’s Vision to Boost Museum Engagement He's betting that small changes can have a big impact on the visitor experience.

Santiago Calatrava to create red spiral sculpture for Chicago riverfront The Spanish architect also designed the failed Chicago Spire By Sara Freund May 7, 2018, 4:39pm CDT City of Chicago ...

Mayor Rahm Emanuel, from left, chats with architect Santiago Calatrava and Larry Levy, with Levy Family Partners, before the unveiling of a design by Calatrava for a riverfront sculpture at 444 W ...

Since 2022, Chicago’s neighbor to the north has been home to the tallest timber tower in the world and is building more.

Calatrava completed the prestigious commission in 2008. Originally forecast to cost €7 million ($7.7 million), the bridge’s budget ultimately rose to €11.6 million ($12.8 million).