'Oculus NYC' World Trade Center Transportation Hub Santiago Calatrava
Twelve years after Santiago Calatrava revealed his design for the World Trade Center Oculus, the PATH station finally opened to the public in March. Although not officially confirmed by the Port.
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Steel ribs soar up into the sky at Santiago Calatrava's World Trade Center transit hub. Calatrava's hub - which centres on a giant oval room, 100m long and 30m wide, topped by a pair of steel wings soaring 50m into the sky - is a crowd-pleaser the likes of which New York hasn't seen in generations.
Santiago Calatrava's WTC transit hub opens in New York
Santiago Calatrava Valls (born 28 July 1951) is a Spanish architect, structural engineer, sculptor and painter, particularly known for his bridges supported by single leaning pylons, and his railway stations, stadiums, and museums, whose sculptural forms often resemble living organisms. [1]
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Spanish-Swiss architect Santiago Calatrava is well known for his incredible soaring structures. He is one of those star architects who has a style so well defined that it is recognizable to people who may not necessarily consider themselves architecture lovers.
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In January 2004, Santiago Calatrava unveiled his design for the World Trade Center Transportation Hub: a new, permanent facility for Lower Manhattan, located immediately to the east of the original World Trade Center Twin Towers.
NewYork l’Oculus de Calatrava est enfin ouvert au public
Toronto -based architectural photographer Michael Muraz has shared with us some of the first images seen inside Santiago Calatrava 's nearly complete World Trade Center Transportation Hub. Set to.
El Óculus de Calatrava. Visita obligada en Manhattan
This is the year of the train station in New York City. Santiago Calatrava, Hon. FAIA's showstopper, 13 years in the making, the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, finally opened to the public today. And the project we've been waiting for even longer, a rebuilt Penn Station, on the verge of happening several times over the past two.
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Santiago Calatrava, (born July 28, 1951, Benimamet, near Valencia, Spain), Spanish architect widely known for his sculptural bridges and buildings. Calatrava studied architecture at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain, from which he graduated in 1974.
Oculus La estación de metro de Nueva York diseñada por Calatrava
Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava 's vast ribbed structure that soars over the World Trade Center Transportation Hub in New York is captured in these images by British photography duo.
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In New York's Lower Manhattan, architect Santiago Calatrava's Oculus transportation hub rose from the debris of the September 11th terrorist attacks, as an organic form within a field of.
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Designed by famed Spanish architect and structure engineer Santiago Calatrava, this luminous space is intended to resemble "a bird flying from the hands of a child," bringing a sense of hope to a site of tragedy. The Transportation Hub Photo: Stock Photos from andersphoto/Shutterstock
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Santiago Calatrava's Oculus is a triumph of design and symbolism. It is a testament to the power of architecture to inspire and heal, to symbolize renewal in the face of tragedy, and to connect people across time and space.
Oculus, Calatrava's Subway Station at WTC New York
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New York In January 2004, Santiago Calatrava unveiled his design for the World Trade Center Transportation Hub: a new, permanent facility for Lower Manhattan, located immediately to the east of the original World Trade Center Twin Towers.
Calatrava’s Oculus from above, New York Architecture, Sydney opera
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