Riofrío (1997–2000) Alto Chicó Concrete House, Bogotá (2001–2003) Altazor House, Torca (2002–2004) Chico Norte (owned by Guillermo Gomez Botero), Bogotá, Colombia Unfinished projects Together with his wife and partner, María Elvira Madriñán, Salmona worked on a series of future projects, which include: French Cultural Center (Alliance Française), Bogotá --> The building has been inaugurated on September the 30th of 2010. Valmaría Campus (National Pedagogic University), Bogotá University Cultural Center (University of Caldas), Manizales --> The first phase of this building was completed in 2018. La Candelaria residential project, Bogotá New wing for the MAMBO (Modern Art Museum of Bogotá), Bogotá Some of these buildings are currently undergoing construction. Gallery of works Awards Colombian National Architecture Prize (1986, 1988, and 1990). Prince Claus Award (1998) Architect of the Americas Award, Panamerican Federation of Architect Associations (1999) Professional Trajectory in Architecture Prize II, Iberoamerican Bienal of Architecture and Civil Engineering (2000) Alvar Aalto Medal (2003) Manuel Tolsá Medal, Autonomous University of México (2004) Honorary Fellow of The American Institute of Architects (2006) Orden de Boyacá (2006) Lápiz de Acero (2007) Tribute On 28 April 2021, Google celebrated his 92nd birthday with a Google Doodle. References External links Catalog of his works at Rogelio Salmona Foundation (Spanish) Lugares dentro de lugares, La Memoria en la composición arquitectónica CCJG: Rogelio Salmona. Article about his life (Spanish) One of his last interviews (Spanish) The Centro Cultural Gabriel García Márquez (Spanish) The Gimnasio Fontana Website, with images of its facilities Colombian architects People from Bogotá 1929 births 2007 deaths French emigrants to Colombia Deaths from cancer in Colombia Colombian people of Jewish descent Naturalized citizens of Colombia