Bernardo Fort-Brescia

He won the AIA Silver Medal. He is also an heir to Grupo Breca.

• Name — Bernardo Fort-Brescia • Birthplace — Lima, Peru • Education — Princeton University Harvard University • Occupation — Architect • Awards — American Institute of Architects Silver Medal • Spouse — Laurinda Hope Spear

Bernardo Fort-Brescia was born in Lima, Peru on November 19, 1951 into the Brescia family. His Italian-born grandfather, Fortunato Brescia Tassano, founded Grupo Breca, a real estate company-turned-conglomerate. His mother, Rosa Brescia Cafferata, is a billionaire heiress. His brother Alex Fort Brescia, is a businessman. Fort-Brescia studied architecture and urban planning at Princeton University and obtained his master's degree in architecture from Harvard University. With his brother, Fort-Brescia manages his mother's investments in Grupo Breca, their family conglomerate.

• Bronx Museum of the Arts, Bronx, New York • Atlantis Condominium, Miami, Florida • Brickell City Centre, Miami, Florida • Grand Hyatt San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas • The Infinity, San Francisco, California • Philips Arena, Atlanta, Georgia • City of Dreams (casino) Resort, Macau, China • TaiKoo Hui, Guangzhou • International Finance Center, Seoul, South Korea • SMX Convention Center, Pasay, Manila • Festival Walk, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon • Icon Brickell, Miami, Florida • PortMiami Tunnel, Miami, Florida • Jorge Chavez International Airport, Lima, Peru • Port of Xiamen Cruise Ship Terminals and Mixed-use Development, Xiamen, China • Microsoft European Headquarters, Paris, France • University of Miami School of Architecture Design Studio, Coral Gables, Florida • University of Miami Donna E. Shalala Student Center, Coral Gables, Florida • University of Miami Student Housing Village, Coral Gables, Florida • Florida International University School of International and Public Affairs, Miami, Florida • United States Embassy, Lima, Peru • Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Shanghai, China • Whirlpool U.S. Headquarters, Benton, Michigan • Cyberport Technology Campus and Le Meridien Hotel, Hong Kong, China • Miami City Ballet, Miami Beach, Florida • American Airlines Arena, Miami, Florida • High School for Construction Trades, Engineering and Architecture, New York, New York • Westin New York at Times Square, New York, New York • SLS Lux Brickell Hotel and Residences, Miami, Florida • Lake Nona Town Center Hotel, Orlando, Florida • South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center, Miami, Florida • Gulfshore Playhouse, Naples, Florida • Banco de Credito del Peru Headquarters, Lima, Peru

• City of Culture: New Architecture for the Arts, New York, New York • Pratt Institute 50 Years of Record Houses, New York, New York • Exposition Cité de l'Architecture, Paris, France • Municipal Art Society, New York, New York • The Skyscraper Museum, New York, New York • The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, Chicago, Italy and Greece • Urban Land Institute, Miami Beach, Florida • Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution, New York • Smith College Art Gallery • The Sixth International Venice Architecture Biennale, Venice, Italy • Phillipe Uzzan, Paris • Gallery MA, Tokyo, Japan • Centrum voor Architectuur en Stedebouw, Brussels, Belgium • Stadt Frankfurt am Main, Frankfurt, Germany • Architekturforum, Zurich, Switzerland • Ontvangsthal Veldkamp, Raalte, Netherlands • Galerie Westersingel 8, Rotterdam, Netherlands • Gemeente Bibliotheek, Middelburg, Netherlands • Arc en Reve, Bordeaux, France • Bass Museum, Miami Beach, Florida • Institut Francais d’ Architecture (IFA), Paris, France • Bienal de Buenos Aires • Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Bienale de Paris, France • Yale University, “Young Architects”, New Haven, Connecticut

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