Santiago Calatrava, The Complete Works
Architectural Review, The, Jan, 2005
Is he an architect, an engineer or a sculptor? Does it matter? Santiago Calatrava, The Complete Works by Alexander Tzonis, Rizzoli International Publications, 2005, [pounds sterling]49.99, attempts to answer none of these questions but elegantly tries to catalogue the oeuvre with excellent images of striated light. This is Calatrava's winter garden in the City of Arts and Sciences in his home town, Valencia. Some drawings (but not enough).
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