Black and white photos reflecting life and culture of modern Vietnam by Spanish architect Salvador Pérez Arroyo is on display at an exhibition at Vietnamese Women’s Museum, Hanoi. Spanish architect Salvador Pérez Arroyo. — Photokienviet.net The Happy Streets exhibition will introduce 39 photographic works of various sizes, extracted from the book of the same title of the architect, which he published early this year. However, the opening ceremony of the photo exhibition, which was scheduled to take place on July 31 with the participation of Arroyo and the Spanish ambassador to Việt Nam, María Jesús Figa López-Palop, was cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in the country. Spanish architect Arroyo was born in 1945 in Madrid and is currently living in Hà Nội. He has lectured at many universities in England, Italy, Poland and the Netherlands, in addition to being a speaker at many international conferences in Berlin and Copenhagen. Some of his notable architectural projects in Việt Nam include Quảng Ninh Library and Museum in the northern province of Quảng Ninh that won the “Construction of the Year 2013” award, Diamond Tower (Marriott Courtyard Danang) in central Đà Nẵng City. In addition to his outstanding career as an architect, he is… Read full this story
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