Tuesday, August 22, 2006

The City of Arts & Sciences

We were still able to salvage half of the day and see what we came to Valencia to see.

This modern development in the Valencia riverbed could not be more different from the medieval quarter we explored yesterday.

This "city" is largely the work of Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava, author of the bridge we saw in Bilbao
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The building on the right is a science museum; a building that caught my eye in my first semester at Columbia where I tried creating a 3D model of it.The building in the center, modeled after a human eye and weilding an operable facade is the Imax and planetarium.In the distance the opera house has yet to reach completion and is a close replica of one Calatrava designed in Tenerife.
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2 Comments:

Anonymous brother gub said...

Did you get a Delorean as your rental car and accidentally bump the flux capacitor? Looks like a different world. You should bring me some souvenirs from the future.

8/22/2006 10:08 PM  
Blogger Randall said...

Great Scott! Marty, do you realize what you've done!

8/31/2006 11:33 PM  

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