Francisco Mangado Beloqui (Patxi) vs Patxi Mangado (Estella, Navarra 1957) is an architect with extensive work. In his buildings, utility and functionality prevail. His great works are the Palacio de Congresos y Auditorio de Navarra, better known as Baluarte; the Museum of Archeology in Vitoria, which earned him several awards, including the Copper Award for Architecture in 2009 (from the European Copper Institute); the Teulada Municipal Auditorium in 2011 in Alicante, a revolutionary building that combines windows to maintain views of the sea and protection from the sun to prevent the building from overheating; and the Palacio de Congresos de Palma de Mallorca, with which he won the National Architecture Award in 2017; without forgetting the Spanish Pavilion for the Zaragoza Expo in 2008, in which he embodies his architecture and his style, being his most awarded work to date.
The Spanish Academy in Rome has awarded the painter Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau, the singer Concha Buika, the actor Karra Elejalde, the music producer Jesús López, the cook María José San Román, the circus artist Miss Kay, the journalist Rosana Torres, the editor Teresa Font, the artist Carlos León, the actress Carme Elías, the Bilbao Symphony Orchestra of Accordions, the architect Patxi Mangado, the Miura Ganadería, the singer-songwriter Luis Pastor, the cultural manager and former minister José Guirao, the writer Manuel Rivas, the theater director Mario Gas, the painter Mirazo, the craft designer Tomás García Alía, the choreographer and dancer Rocío Molina, the Taller de Músics school, the writer Rosa Montero, the singer María Jiménez, the Special Group of Underwater Activities of the Civil Guard (GEAS), the painter Pedro Cano, the actor Javier Cámara, the singer Lole, the curator Carmen Muro, the musician Santiago Auserón, the art curator Carmen Giménez, the music producer Cal Gay Mercader and the singer Víctor Manuel.
The Spanish Academy in Rome has awarded the painter Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau, the singer Concha Buika, the actor Karra Elejalde, the music producer Jesús López, the cook María José San Román, the circus artist Miss Kay, the journalist Rosana Torres, the editor Teresa Font, the artist Carlos León, the actress Carme Elías, the Bilbao Symphony Orchestra of Accordions, the architect Patxi Mangado, the Miura Ganadería, the singer-songwriter Luis Pastor, the cultural manager and former minister José Guirao, the writer Manuel Rivas, the theater director Mario Gas, the painter Mirazo, the craft designer Tomás García Alía, the choreographer and dancer Rocío Molina, the Taller de Músics school, the writer Rosa Montero, the singer María Jiménez, the Special Group of Underwater Activities of the Civil Guard (GEAS), the painter Pedro Cano, the actor Javier Cámara, the singer Lole, the curator Carmen Muro, the musician Santiago Auserón, the art curator Carmen Giménez, the music producer Cal Gay Mercader and the singer Víctor Manuel.
