TIRANA, Nov 2 /ATA/ – A collection of photographs by Spanish architect , Ricardo Santonja, highlight architectural achievements in Spain from the late 20th century to the early 21st century, showcasing innovative designs from renowned international architects.
The most iconic buildings and best Spanish architecture examples are showcased in the exhibition “Iconic Architecture and Engineering in Contemporary Spain,” which will be open until November 5 at the FAB Gallery, University of Arts, Tirana, as part of a string events marking the Spanish Culture Week in the Albanian capital.
“Architecture moves countries forward. The exhibition shows desire of people to progress through architecture. Through these architectural projects you will see how Spain went through a transition and achieved through democracy an architecture recognized all over the world,” said Santonja, a visual artist, photographer, and professor at the Technical School of Architecture in Madrid.
From November 1 to 7, the vibrant essence of Spanish culture will come to life in Tirana during the Spanish Cultural Week. This exciting event promises a mix of flamenco performances, exhibitions, films, documentaries, architectural showcases, and a fitness workshop led by a world champion bodybuilder, creating an atmosphere that is both entertaining and educational.
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