The works finally selected by the Pompidou Center from the work of Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra have been the Olivares Garden (1976), the House and Studio for the painter Rolando in Mairena del Aljarafe (1982), the Ramón y Cajal social housing building in Seville (1986), the Navigation Pavilion for Expo '92 in Seville (1990), Las Atarazanas de Sevilla in its two variants, Caixaforum (2012) and Cultural Center (2015), and finally, the Planning of the Maritime Front of Vigo (1993-2004), in addition to the Atarazanas Cultural Center, a project whose work is close to completion.
The French government acquires the heritage of more than 70 original plans on tracing paper or polyester, 80 photographs, 60 drawings and sketches and 7 study models or other more definitive ones, which will share space with works by other great architects such as Carlo Aymonino, Vittorio Gregotti, Louis Kahn, Norman Foster, Fernández Alba, Oriol Bohigas or Álvaro Siza.

Rendering of the Atarazanas Cultural Center by Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra.
The architectural collection of the Musée National d'Art Moderne is today one of the most relevant in the world, it has more than 13,000 works in its collection since its creation in 1992 and through its exhibitions and publications it exposes to the world the multidisciplinary dimension of modernity.
Following a coherence based on the notion of an architectural project, the collection develops the projects from their conception to their completion, in a path that passes through all its forms, models, drawings, prototypes and writings of architects. The documentary collections preserved in the Kandinsky Library complete the set.
The French government acquires the heritage of more than 70 original plans on tracing paper or polyester, 80 photographs, 60 drawings and sketches and 7 study models or other more definitive ones, which will share space with works by other great architects such as Carlo Aymonino, Vittorio Gregotti, Louis Kahn, Norman Foster, Fernández Alba, Oriol Bohigas or Álvaro Siza.

Rendering of the Atarazanas Cultural Center by Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra.
The architectural collection of the Musée National d'Art Moderne is today one of the most relevant in the world, it has more than 13,000 works in its collection since its creation in 1992 and through its exhibitions and publications it exposes to the world the multidisciplinary dimension of modernity.
Following a coherence based on the notion of an architectural project, the collection develops the projects from their conception to their completion, in a path that passes through all its forms, models, drawings, prototypes and writings of architects. The documentary collections preserved in the Kandinsky Library complete the set.