Situated in Zaragoza, Spain, the Convention Center of Aragon is a stunning conference hall that rises from the banks of the Ebro river in a cascading series of waves. The center's fluid form is fitting - the voluminous prefabricated space was designed and built by Nieto Sobejano in just two years. The building is wrapped in a beautiful facade composed of 12,000 triangular ceramic tiles, and its angled roofs are punctuated with massive skylights that almost entirely eliminate the need for electric lighting during the day.

I like that lighted statue in front of the building.