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23 Jan 24

23 Jan 24

Antonio Ortiz participates in the COAM cycle “Extramuros. Architecture outside Spain”.

As part of the series organised by COAM ( Official Architects Association of Madrid): “Extramuros, Architecture outside Spain”, Antonio Ortiz presents some of our studio’s most emblematic international projects, including the Rijksmuseum, the Basel railway station and FC Lugano’s new football stadium.
Place:
COAM/ Hortaleza, 63 in Triangular Hall, Madrid
24 January at 7 p.m.
You can register at the following link:
https://www.coam.org/agenda-coam/cruz-y-ortiz-ciclo-extramuros-arquitectura-fuera-espana

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