Curiosity in Architecture - The Story of Santiago Calatrava

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This video discusses the story of Santiago Calatrava, and how he became both a notable architect and a great structural engineer only due to his wild curiosity.
This was taken from a chapter from Robert Greens's book, "Mastery". We highly recommend this book for anyone who is seeking growth and to explore the different aspects of life.
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00:00 - Intro
0:55 - Obsessed since childhood
1:30- He tried to satisfy his curious nature
2:14 - A life-changing incident
3:10 - He became an Architect, but that wasn't enough!
4:25 - A fateful decision.
5:01 - Life as an Engineer.
6:06 - A different approach
7:00 - The How and the What
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[@Formal-Poetry]

Thank you for this! I love your point about rounded Renaissance knowledge ... it's truly the spirit of invention.
Calatrava has always been a unique one in the approach to building. A revolutionary of a kind. I was always mesmerized by Calatrava's attitude towards his work. But I never knew what it had taken for him to achieve his vision.

[@emilyrosefunk1342]

anyone else notice the opening pictures of Spain were of Alicante and not Valencia? ... anyways, Calatrava was a complicated artist who received a lot of criticism for faulty designs such as a glass bridge in Venice that was too slippery for people to walk on when wet and the science and art museum in Valencia that has mosaic tiles that are falling off the opera building (ceramic and steel expand at different temperatures)...
anyways he is still pretty cool and I love the science museum in Valencia. 10/10 recommend.

[@MyHollycow]

Superb video!!!

[@kavilwagh]

Nicely made❤️

[@Vesydiamondstar]

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