Pier Luigi Nervi

Nervi designed the Palazzetto dello Sport in Rome with architect Annibale Vitellozzi. The arena's ribbed reinforced-concrete dome became one of the signature structures of the 1960 Olympics.

Nervi helped make reinforced concrete and ferrocement expressive rather than merely structural. His buildings often show the ribs, shells, and patterns that carry the load.

Yes, Nervi was part of the design team for the UNESCO headquarters in Paris, alongside Marcel Breuer and Bernard Zehrfuss. The building was completed in the late 1950s and reflects his expertise in concrete structure.

Nervi designed the Stadio Comunale in Florence, later known as Stadio Artemio Franchi. Built in the early 1930s, it is noted for its concrete grandstands, stairs, and slender tower.