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Hexágonos Pavilion

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Ramón Vázquez Molezún & José Antonio Corrales
 
location Madrid
function exposition space, pavilion
contributed by javivazquez

This project used to be the Spanish pavilion for the Brussels World Exposition of 1958, built by architects Ramón Vázquez Molezún and José Antonio Corrales. Their work won first prize, after which the pavilion was dismantled and relocated to Madrid. The abandoned site still exists and the international allure of the ruin can still be experienced. It is considered by experts to be one of the most important pieces of Spanish architecture of the twentieth century.

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Naomi says:
Translation of previous comment: Sad to find it in this state. It shows how our patrimony is taken care of.
Amsterdam, Netherlands 30-May-08
viditocho says:
Penoso el estado en el que se encuentra. Da gusto como se cuida nuestro patrimonio.
Vibańu, Spain 30-May-08
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Hexágonos Pavilion
Address
Calle Hexágonos 6
28011 Madrid
Spain
Public access unknown!
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Completion 1958
ArchitectRamón Vázquez Molezún & José Antonio Corrales
 
Project ID 2133
Latitude/Longitude 40°24'46N 03°44'29W
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