Museo de la Acrópolis
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En Atenas, obra del arquitecto suizo Bernard Tschumi
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Aunque con años de retraso, el Nuevo Museo de la Acrópolis abre sus puertas. Su diseño obedece al arquitecto suizo Bernard Tschumi, cuyas oficinas se encuentran en Nueva York y en París.
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