AUDITORIUM OF BARCELONAL’AUDITORI DE BARCELONA

Rafael Moneo

The Building Rafael’s professional work

Some information The architect Photographic Tour

Some Information

The Auditori is a modern building of 42.000 square metres, opened on 22nd March of 1999.

It’s in Glòries, near of the three widest and longest avenues in Barcelona -Diagonal, Gran Via and Meridiana- and next to the National Theatre of Catalonia.

The Building Rafael’s professional work

The Architect

José Rafael Moneo Vallés was born in Tudela (Navarre) in 1937. He studied at the Madrid School of Architecture.

He has received numerous distinctions, including the Pritzker Prize for Architecture in 1996 and the Gold Medal of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 2003.

Technical specifications The architect Photographic Tour

The Gold Medal Pritzker Prize Rafael Moneo

The Building Rafael’s professional work

Photographic Tour Exteriors

Technical specifications The architect Photographic Tour

Exteriors Foyer Rooms

The Building Rafael’s professional work

Photographic Tour Foyer

Technical specifications The architect Photographic Tour

Exteriors Foyer Rooms

The Building Rafael’s professional work

Photographic Tour Rooms

Technical specifications The architect Photographic Tour

Exteriors Foyer Rooms

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The Building Rafael’s professional work

Rafael’s professional workOf his professional work, it is worth mentioning:- The National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida (1986) - Atocha Station in Madrid (1992) - The Pilar y Joan Miró Foundation in Palma de Mallorca.- The Davis Museum in Wellesley College in Massachusetts (1993) - The Museums of Modern Art and Architecture in Stockholm (1998) - The New Building for Murcia City Hall (1998)- The New Cathedral in Los Angeles (2002) amongst other works. The New Cathedral in los Angeles

M.M.A.A StockholmAtocha Station in Madrid The Pilar y Joan Miró Foundation