Pier Luigi Nervi

Pier Luigi Nervi (June 21, 1891 - January 9, 1979) was an Italian architect and engineer. He studied at the University of Bologna, taking his exam in 1913. He is renowned for his brilliance as a structural engineer and his novel use of reinforced concrete. Nervi's works include:

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June 21 - 1891 - January 9 - 1979 - Italian - Architect - University of Bologna - Structural engineer

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• Exhibition Building, in Turin, Italy, (1949).
• UNESCO headquarters in Paris (1950) (collaborating with Marcel Breuer and others)
• Olympic Stadium in Rome (1960)
• Palazzo del Lavoro, in Turin (1961)
• Paper Mill in Mantua, Italy, (1962)
• George Washington Bridge Bus Station in New York City (1963)
• Tour de la Bourse in Montreal (1964)
• Field House at Dartmouth College
• Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption in San Francisco, California (1967) (collaborating with Pietro Belluschi)