Óscar Tusquets
Architect by training, designer by adaptation, painter by vocation, and writer by the desire to make new friends, Oscar Tusquets Blanca is the prototype of the integral artist whom the specialization of the modern world has progressively led to extinction. Born in Barcelona in 1941, he graduated as an architect in 1965 from the Superior Technical School of Architecture in that city. Founding partner of the now dissolved Studio Per, with Lluís Clotet he carried out the vast majority of his projects until 1984, among them: Casa Fullà, Casa Regàs and its Belvedere, a house in Pantelleria, and restaurant La Balsa. In 1975, alongside his Master and friend Salvador Dalí, he created the Mae West room of the Figueres Theater-Museum. After several years of professional collaboration with fellow architect Carlos Díaz, in 1987 he partnered with him for the development of his urban planning and architecture projects, both in Spain and in France, Holland, Germany, and Japan. Source: http://www.tusquets.com/sobre-oscar/curriculum