Sometimes too much background noise obscures the quiet and well done work of others. The Spanish Academy in Rome will host from March 29th, an exhibition about the career of the Spanish firm Arquitectos Ayala. The exhibition, entitled "Travels / Percosi", gives an overview of the most outstanding works of these authors during the last 40 years.

The director of the Royal Academy, Enrique Panes, and scientific curator, Danilo D'Anna will be responsible for opening the ceremony. In the first sample, include paintings related to the artistic world of the Ayala and the progressive involvement in the projects of his sons Marcos and Mateo. The second part of the exhibition, will open in the Roman Acquario or House of the Architecture of Rome, calls for dialogue among seven projects selected during the period 1986 to 2012 and is open to the public on April 4th.

The exhibition is idea by the Royal Academy of Spain, the College of Architects, Planners, Landscapers and Conservationists in Rome and province. It is sponsored by the Embassy of Spain in Rome and has the support of the Instituto Cervantes.

Along with the exhibition has prepared a catalog published by TC Papers, setting out the works, and a compilation of other works and works of study (including the painting of Gerardo Ayala), the writings of Danilo Dana (Commissioner) Richard Rogers, Cesar Portela, Eduardo Delgado and Adolfo Orusco Sajeva.

ARCHITETTURE E PITTURA

Venue: Real Academia de España en Roma. Piazza San Pietro in Montorio, 3 - Rome. Italy.
Dates: March 29 - April 27, 2012.

ARCHITETTURE

Venue: CASA DELL'ARCHITETTURA. Piazza Manfredo Fanti, 47 - Rome. Italy.
Dates: April 4 - April 26, 2012.

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.1940. Born in Badajoz. Spain.

.1968. Degree in Architecture from the School of Architecture of Madrid.
.1984-86. Dean of the College of Architects of Extremadura. Counselor at the Council of Colleges of Architects of Spain.

.1990. Selected in the First Exhibition of 10 years of Spanish Architecture from 1980 to 1990.

. Since 1991
Design-Professor of Architecture School of Madrid. Panelist, as representative of the contestants in numerous competitions in architecture and urbanism at the national level. Guest lecturer in courses, seminars and conferences in various Schools and Colleges of Architects Architecture, (Madrid, Barcelona, Seville, Valladolid, Karlsruhe (Germany), Graz (Austria), Medellin, Bogota (Colombia), La Sapienza Rome). ...).

.1992. Third Biennial Prize of Spanish Architecture. Production Center for T.V.E. Sevilla.

.1994. PAD Award for Architecture.

.1996. Award V Biennial of Spanish Architecture. Office Building for the Ministry of Interior, Cops. Madrid.

.2004. Commissioner of the Spanish Pavilion of the ninth Venice Architecture Biennale. In parallel she practices as a painter, participating in various competitions, exhibitions, biennials, etc .... as well as performing solo regularly. Some of his works currently belong to different institutions like MEIAC, the Superior Council of Colleges of Architects of Spain, Official College of Architects (Madrid, Extremadura), the Museum of Contemporary Art in Caceres and private collectors. Exhibition of Watercolours in the Exhibition Hall of the College of Civil Engineers and Port of Madrid. Year 2002. Arco 96, Madrid. Exhibition Hall of the Ministry of Education and Science organized by COADE, Badajoz. Year 1996. Seiquer Gallery, Madrid. Year 1995. XV century house, Segovia. Year 1994. Biosca Gallery, Group Exhibition. 1991, 1992 and 1993.

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Published on: March 26, 2012
Cite: ""Recorridos / Percorsi" Arquitectos Ayala." METALOCUS. Accessed
<https://www.metalocus.es/en/news/recorridos-percorsi-arquitectos-ayala> ISSN 1139-6415
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