Miguel Fisac died at 92 in Madrid and was buried yesterday there. Fisac was a brand apart from the rest of the postwar architects in Spain, blazing a new trail. He challanged both a reigning classicism and illusionistic varieties of functionalism. Instead, he opted for an empirical approach that sought to humanize technical precision, following, in part, the teaching of Asplund. Fisac won the 2002 National Prize in Architecture (Spain). EFE | See also Arquitectura Viva Monografias 101 | an interview 2003 | Via
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