As part of the Connected City Design Challenge, the Dallas Museum of Art will host a lecture by Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura.

RBTA is an international architecture studio based in Barcelona, Spain. RBTA's scope encompasses a comprehensive vision of architecture, which includes urban planning, landscape, interior, lighting, and furniture design. Since 1963, RBTA has overseen more than one thousand projects in over fifty cities throughout the world, from Europe to the United States, China, Japan, and India. In  the  United  States,  Bofill  built  two  iconic  towers  in  Chicago,  77  Wacker  Drive  (United  Airlines)  and  Dearborn Center (JP Morgan Chase), and Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music.