Walking around the Guggenheim Bilbao, Basque Country

 

 

 

 

Located on the Bay of Biscay, Bilbao is the fourth largest city in Spain, one of the country’s most important ports,

and a center for manufacturing, shipping, and commerce.

 

An architectural competition led to the selection of California-based architect Gehry,

known for his use of unorthodox materials and inventive forms, and his sensitivity to the urban environment.

Gehry’s proposal for the site on the Nervion River ultimately included features that embrace both the identity of the Guggenheim Museum

and its new home in the Basque Country.

 

Ground-breaking took place in 1993

 

Inauguration in 1997

 

Enjoy the walk!

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Thanks Ibon for the walk around!

Orange!

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…to contemplate the light

…architecture hosts a permanent resident

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 art…

art

…to contemplate the light.

and that’s all it does.

WPC: “Relic” one

meaning “remains” or “something left behind”

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Layers from the past…

today

 

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a surviving trace of something

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Could you call it a time picture?

And the robot said: “Machines!”

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