Alberto de Palacio

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Alberto de Palacio was a Spanish engineer and architect known for his innovative use of iron and glass in landmark late 19th-century structures.

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instanceOf Spanish architect
Spanish engineer
architect
human
activeInPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
architecturalStyle industrial architecture
iron-and-glass architecture
collaboratedWith Gustave Eiffel
countryOfCitizenship Spain
designed Delicias railway station in Madrid
Palacio de Cristal de la Arganzuela
Vizcaya Bridge
designedTypeOfStructure bridges
market halls
railway stations
era Industrial Revolution in Spain
familyName Palacio
fieldOfWork architecture
engineering
glass architecture
iron architecture
structural engineering
gender male
givenName Alberto
influenced development of modern Spanish industrial architecture
knownFor integration of engineering and architectural design
pioneering use of metal structures in Spanish architecture
nationality Spanish
notableFor design of late 19th-century landmark structures in Spain
innovative use of iron and glass in architecture
notableWork Atocha railway station train shed (collaboration)
Delicias railway station in Madrid
Palacio de Cristal de la Arganzuela
Portugalete transporter bridge (Vizcaya Bridge)
linked to: Bizkaia Bridge

Vizcaya Bridge
occupation architect
engineer
placeOfActivity Basque Country
Madrid
Spain
usedMaterial glass
iron
steel

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Madrid Atocha railway station designedBy Alberto de Palacio
Atocha railwayStationArchitect Alberto de Palacio