Enric Miralles, Architect, Catalan Architecture, Photos, Spanish Projects, Designs

Enric Miralles Architect : Information + Images

EMBT Buildings, Barcelona, Spain

EMBT - Key Projects Enric Miralles Benedetta Tagliabue - Embt Arquitectes Associats SL Latest Building featured Trinity Quarter, Leeds, England EMBT + Stanley Bragg Partnership image from the architect EMBT building - project now using other architects Key Enric Miralles Buildings - featured Scottish Parliament Santa Caterina Market Gas Natural Company Tower Park at Diagonal Mar Enric Miralles - Architecture Books Key EMBT building New Scottish Parliament, Edinburgh, Scotland 1998-2004 Scottish Parliament by EMBT - image © adrian welch Enric Miralles Building : Scottish Parliament EMBT : this is now the current page for this Catalan architects studio Spanish Buildings by Enric Miralles / Benedetta Tagliabue Santa Caterina Market, Barcelona, Spain 1997-2004 Santa Caterina, Barcelona by EMBT © adrian welch Enric Miralles : Barcelona Market building Gas Natural Company Tower, Barcelona, Spain 1995; cantilever addition 2004 Enric Miralles - Torre de Gas Natural image © Adrian Welch Barcelona Tower Park at Diagonal Mar, Barcelona, Spain 1997-2002 Enric Miralles - Diagonal Mar image © Adrian Welch Enric Miralles : Barcelona Park La Clota House, Ptge de Feliu 15-17, northeast Barcelona, Spain 1999 Barcelona Building by Enric Miralles / Carme Pinos Archery Facilities, Vall d’Hebron, northeast Barcelona, Spain 1989-92 Enric Miralles / Carme Pinos, Architects Enric Miralles Buildings - not featured Heaven Pavilion, Tateyama Museum, Japan 1995 National Centre for Rhythmic Gymnastics, Alicante, Spain 1989-94 Park-Cemetery, Igualada, Spain 1985-95 School Sports Hall, Huesca, Spain 1988-94 Tram Station, Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany current Venice School of Architecture, Venice, Italy 2005- Enric Miralles 'Works and Projects, 1975-1995' Enric Miralles is edited by Juanjo Lahuerta Enric Miralles is also edited by Benedetta Tagliabue Miralles 8-3/4 x 9-1/2´´ 1997, Monacelli Press, 400 illustrations, 100 in color, 272pp Enric Miralles Works and Projects Enric Miralles Works and Projects, 1975-1995 is the first book featuring all the architect's buildings. Assembled by Enric Miralles himself, this generously-illustrated monograph features:- 86 of his projects 3 informative essays written by Enric Miralles complete chronology of his buildings / works Juanjo Lahuerta is an architectural critic in Barcelona. Enric Miralles Book More Enric Miralles Books The Architecture of Enric Miralles and Carme Pinos Peter Buchanan, Josep Maria Montaner 1990, Lumen Books, -pp, paperback Order The Architecture of Enric Miralles and Carme Pinos Sorry: This Enric Miralles Book is currently unavailable Enric Miralles Peter Buchanan, Josep Maria Montaner 1996, Axel Menges GmbH, 632 pp, hardcover Enric Miralles Book Enric Miralles Benedetta Tagliabue Embt Arquitectes Associats SL Benedetta Tagliabue, EMBT - issued by RIAS Enric Miralles, Architect born 1955 Barcelona, Spain died 03.07.00 Sant Feliu de Codines Enric Miralles History 1973-85 worked with Viaplana & Piñón in Barcelona 1981 Fullbright Visiting Scholar at Columbia University, New York 1984 Miralles opens own office with Carme Pinós, his wife 1985 Professor at ETSAB - Architectural University, Barcelona 1990-2000 Chair at the Städelschule Frankfurt-am-Main 1991 Partnership with Carme Pinós dissolved 1992-2000 Kenzo Tange Chair at Harvard University, USA 1993 Partnership with Benedetta Tagliabue - EMBT 1996-2000 Chair at ETSAB Barcelona Enric Miralles won a number of architecture competitions in Spain with Helio Piñon and Alberto Viaplana. This architect studio designed the Barcelona projects Plaça dels Paisos Catalans and Park in Besós. Enric Miralles' architecture practice later titled EMBT and had a main office in Spain with a smaller studio in Germany. Benedetta Tagliabue Miralles runs the office after the death of Enric. The work of Enric Miralles was contemporary and expressive, very different from the Modernist architects dominant on the continent when he set up, or those in the British Hi-Tech architecture movement. Enric Miralles - Awards National Spanish Prize for Architecture Madrid City Prize F.A.D. - Fomento Arts Decorativas Blueprint Award for Architect of the Year 2004: Nominations for Enric Miralles / Benedetta Tagliabue Arquitectes (EMBT), Rem Koolhaas (OMA) and John Pawson Embt Arquitectes Associats SL Enric Miralles (1955-2000)

Enric Miralles - Practice Information

Enric Miralles, Architecture

In 1991 Benedetta Tagliabue began to collaborate with Enric Miralles and together they founded the Studio EMBT Arquitectes Associats in Barcelona.


Enric Miralles - Santa Caterina, Barcelona: photo by EMBT

Under Benedetta Tagliabue's direction the EMBT studio projects included the Hafencity Port, Hamburg; the School of Architecture, Venice and the new Scottish Parliament Building, Edinburgh.

Scottish Parliament, Holyrood, Edinburgh, Scotland
1999
EMBT/RMJM Scotland Ltd


Enric Miralles with RMJM - Scottish Parliament © Adrian Welch

The Scottish Parliament Building competition was launched in Jan 1998: 12 Design Teams were shortlisted incl. Enric Miralles Moya. In July 1998 the Spanish architectural practice led by Enric, with Benedetta Tagliabue, in partnership with Edinburgh based RMJM, was chosen to design the Scottish Parliament Building. The Scottish Parliament won the Stirling Prize in 2005

Enric Miralles concrete seat / sculpture, photo from Scottish Parliament:

image © adrian welch
Enric Miralles : Scottish Parliament Building

Barcelona Architects

Enric Miralles book - Works and Projects

EMBT photos received from RIAS at time of RIAS Aberdeen Conference

Santa Caterina, Barcelona:

image © adrian welch

Barcelona Architecture

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