Architecture in Seville

Jürgen Mayer H.’s timber canopy over the Encarnación square, with a rooftop walkway and Roman remains below. Go at sunset.

Aníbal González’s brick and tile crescent for the 1929 exhibition, with a tiled alcove for each Spanish province and boats on the canal.

César Pelli’s office tower and the city’s tallest building, beside the Cartuja island.

Contemporary art inside the Cartuja monastery, later a ceramics factory with tall bottle kilns.

Santiago Calatrava’s single leaning pylon bridge, built for Expo ’92.