This artist theorized that one of his designs can be split into a "mass" component represented by his cube, and a "sculpture" component represented by the earth.
This artist theorized that one of his designs can be split into a "mass" component represented by his cube, and a "sculpture" component represented by the earth. This man was prompted to design a viaduct after repeatedly crossing over Gotthard Highway and looking at multiple views of Biaschina. In addition to making Stadelhofen Station, he is currently proposing to build a series of houses on stilts over the Liffey River. He is seeking to design the world's tallest building by making the Chicago Spire. Another of his designs contains storey's in a (*) "pentagonal shape" which is used to represent the shear that his building in Malmo is supposedly undergoing. As part of Liebskind's design, he designed the PATH station at the World Trade Center. For 10 points, identify this designer of the Turning Torso who is known for being from Spain and making a lot of suspension bridges.
This artist theorized that one of his designs can be split into a "mass" component represented by his cube, and a "sculpture" component represented by the earth.
Santiago Calatrava