Juan Navarro Baldeweg

Juan Navarro Baldeweg ( born June 11, 1939 in Santander, Cantabria ) is a Spanish architect and painter.

Biography

Baldeweg studied architecture at the Technical University of Madrid ( completion 1965) and earned his PhD there in 1969. Baldeweg Today holds at this university lectures on architecture. Previously, he was already holding lectures at the Universities of Philadelphia, at Yale University, Princeton University, Harvard University and at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Barcelona.

In 1974 he became a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge (Massachusetts ) in the Department of Center for Visual Advanced Studies. In the 80's he started his own architectural style in the area of Madrid to realize. At the time he devoted himself to painting and lives quietly in Jalon (Alicante ).

Works

Architecture:

• Museum and Research Center of Altamira Caves ( Santillana del Mar)
• Museum of Human Evolution in Burgos
• University Hospital in Asturias
• Theatre at the channel of Isabella II in Madrid
• Pedro Salinas Public Library in Madrid
• Presidential Office in Mérida
• Cultural Villanueva de la Cañada, Madrid
• New courthouse in Mahon ( Menorca)
• Cultivation for the library of the Music Department at Princeton University
• Bibliotheca Hertziana library of the Max Planck Institute for Art History in Rome
• House of Rain in Santander
• Festhalle in Salamanca
• Salzburg Congress Centre
• Cultural Salvador Allende (Santiago de Chile)
• Office building on the Novartis campus in Basel

Painting:

• Exhibition Luz y metales (1976 )
• Hidráulica Doméstica (Milan, 1986)
• Abrazo, Aro, Cuna Gota y Pajaro ( Madera )
• Figuras en la copa de cristal art series
• Manos art series
• Tríptico de Bizhad (1999)

Prizes and awards

• National Award of Fine Arts (1990 )
• Heinrich Tessenow Medal (1998)