AV 267 Miralles Tagliabue EMBT 1994-2024

Description

Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Barcelona-based Miralles Tagliabue EMBT is renowned for architecture that poetically responds to local context and nature. Led by Benedetta Tagliabue since Enric Miralles’s death in 2000, the firm has evolved from local projects like Barcelona’s Santa Caterina Market to international landmarks including Edinburgh’s Scottish Parliament and Shanghai’s Spanish Pavilion. This monograph presents 18 significant works, featuring an illuminating conversation between Tagliabue and architectural theorists Beatriz Colomina and Mark Wigley.

CONTENTS

• Luis Fernández-Galiano, Built Choreography
• Benedetta Tagliabue, Beatriz Colomina & Mark Wigley.  A Circular Itinerary

Thirty Years

• House in the Gothic Quarter, 1993-1994, Barcelona (Spain)
  Office and Fundació Miralles, 1997, Barcelona (Spain)
  Utrecht City Hall, 1997-2000, Utrecht (Netherlands)
  Youth Music School, 1997-2000, Hamburg (Germany)
  Palafolls Public Library, 1997-2007, Palafolls (Spain)
  Scottish Parliament, 1998-2004, Edinburgh (Scotland)
  Santa Caterina Market, 1999-2005, Barcelona (Spain)
  Vigo University Campus, 1999-2004, Vigo (Spain)
  Hafencity Public Spaces, 2002-2022, Hamburg (Germany)
  Underground Central Station, 2005-2024, Naples (Italy)
  Kálida Sant Pau Center, 2006-2019, Barcelona (Spain)
  Spanish Pavilion, 2008-2010, Shanghai (China)
  Zhang Daqian Museum, 2010-2023, Neijiang (China)
  Fudan University Campus, 2011-2024, Shanghai (China)
  San Giacomo Church, 2012-2021, Ferrara (Italy)
  Le Pavillon Events Hall, 2017-2019, Romainville (France)
  Parco del Mare, 2017-2024, Rimini (Italy)
  Gare Clichy-Montfermeil, 2014-, Paris (France)