La Salve Bridge in Bilbao, Spain

La Salve Bridge is a bridge which is Originally designed by Juan Batanero in 1972. It is built to provide a northern access over the river to the city and literally merging its structure into the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in Bilbao, Spain. But recently this La Salve Bridge was updated with a red arch designed by French artist Daniel Buren. via

The Silken Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao, Spain

The Silken Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao is five-star hotel located in Spain. This hotel is facing the Guggenheim Museum. The Hotel blends with the surrounding that represents the most emblematic design from the 20th century. This Silken Gran Hotel Domine Bilbao isn’t only a hotel to stay at, but a colourist micro cosmos that opens its door to whoever wishes to get close to it and have a coffee, a drink or eat in its restaurant. Bellow are some of... 

Zubizuri Bridge by Santiago Calatrava

If you are a big fan of the great Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, you’ll love this great design of Calatrava, The Zubizuri (Basque for “white bridge”). The Zubizuri is also called the Campo Volantin Bridge or Puente del Campo Volantin, which is an inclined structural steel arch linking two platforms, the Campo Volantin right bank and Uribitarte left bank in Bilbao, Spain. The design consists of an inclined structural steel... 

Basque Health HQ by Coll-Barreu Architects

Coll-Barreu Architects Presents you with their latest project design designing The new headquarters of the Basque Health Department in Bilbao, Spain. So great, modern, chic with sophisticated aesthetic design. via

The Garden That Climbs The Steps by Balmori Associates

Beautiful work of art designing a sophisticated stunning garden design is done by The New York based landscape and urban design office of Balmori Associates has designed the “Garden That Climbs The Steps” in Bilbao, Spain. The garden climbs the stairs, running in undulating lines of different textures and colors. Envisioned as a dynamic urban space; it moves in time and with the seasons. Its lush planting cascades down as though the garden was... 

Furniture line by Frank O. Gehry

One of the more spectacular 70s chairs is Frank O. Gehry’s cardboard chair, Wiggle Side Chair, which is made out of 60 layers of closely compressed corrugated cardboard. The chair was actually an experiment, but at its unveiling in 1972 interest was so overwhelming that Gehry re-called the chair shortly afterwards for fear of becoming better known as a furniture designer than as an architect when architecture was his real passion. Luckily, the... 

The Modern Architecture Pop-Up Book

The Modern Architecture Pop-Up Book showcases three-dimensional replications of some of the most innovative modern and contemporary architecture from around the world. Accompanied by illustrations, photographs, and elaborate pop-ups, the talent and imagination of architects and builders of the modern era is brought to life. Ranging from the nineteenth century to the present day, the pages pages

Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao

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