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" More than any other architect working today, Calatrava uncovers the emotion in great structures, combining the wonders of modern engineering with the beauty of sculpture. His &amp;quot;Twisting Torso&amp;quot; high-rise in Sweden curves and swells with the grace of Greek sculpture; his Quadracci Pavilion at the Milwaukee Art Museum, his first commissioned work in the U. S., resembles nothing so much as an eagle in flight. And his design for New York&amp;#039;s World Trade Center site, though trimmed in ambition by local authorities, is a glorious transportation hub that rises from ground zero like an angel. Up next, a symphony center in Atlanta. A bridge in Jerusalem. Two bridges in Dublin. And this, his Chicago Spire, a 2,000-foot-tall residential skyscraper that screws into the sky like a beanstalk, will be the tallest building in North America when it&amp;#039;s completed in 2012. Read more about the World Trade Center project here. ***** To see a slideshow of the 75 most important people of the 21st Century, please click here. To see the archive of the 75 most important people of the 21st Century, please click here. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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