Alberto Campo Baeza

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Alberto Campo Baeza is a person involved in architecture. He took classes at the E.T.S. Arquitectura de Madrid, and graduated in 1971. His projects and the things he has produced have been published widely in international magazines. They are shown at numerous major exhibitions and are given several awards and prizes. He is currently professor at University of Pennsylvania. (image of Alberto Campo Baeza seen at right)

Some projects of his are the Technology Center at Inca, (1999) the Caja General de Ahorros at Grenada, (1999) the Technology Centere at Inca, (1995-1998, the previously un-upgraded version of the Technology Center at Inca in 1999) the Gaspar House at Cádiz, (1991) the Turégano House at Madrid, (1988) and the School in Madride San-Fermín at Madrid, (1985) School of Madride at San Sebastián de los Reyes (1983)

Alberto Campo Baeza, (Valladolid, 1946) is a Spanish architect. He was titled in architecture in 1971 in the Superior Technical School of Architecture of Madrid of which today he is university professor of Projects. Characterized by the puristic and minimalista treatment of the architectonic volumes. Its architecture participates in the logic of the pure forms. It has evolved from the smoothness of the white stucco of his first residential works to rougher textures of seen concrete or work stone of greater scale. The fundamental characteristic of its architecture is a constant investigation in the qualification of the space by means of the light: Horizontal light in the Gaspar house, Vertical light in the Elsa Peretti Museum, light diagonal in the house for Tom Ford or the light “is transparent” of the Savings bank of Granada. And it is that Baeza Field maintains that “Architettura sine shines, nulla architettura est”. It is, without a doubt, one of the most interesting architects of the present Spanish panorama. Central seat of the Savings bank of Granada, Granada House of Blas in Seville the New one (Madrid) Turégano house in Pozuelo (Madrid) Gaspar house in Vejer of the Border (Cadiz) Center BIT in Inca (Majorca)

Listed below are some more of Alberto Campo Baeza's works.

Central seat of the Savings bank of Granada, Granada House of Blas in Seville the New one (Madrid) Turégano house in Pozuelo (Madrid) Gaspar house in Vejer of the Border (Cadiz) Center BIT in Inca (Majorca).

Listed below are some of Alberto Campo Baeza's works currently in progress.

Olnick Spanu House, Ma Museum, Beneton Asilo Nido, Offices in Zamora, Between Cathedrals in Cadìz, and also Nmac in Cadìz.

To find out more information about Alberto Campo Baeza, use the following URL: [1]http://www.campobaeza.com/ENGLISH/_total00.htm

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