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The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) is the body of the European Union (EU) responsible for collecting, coordinating and distributing information related to safety and health in the work between EU member states and interested media.
This European agency is one of the most important organs of the EU's social policy. Also one of the most challenging: every five seconds an EU worker is affected by an accident at work, and every two hours one dies from the same cause.
EU-OSHA is based in Bilbao (Spain) and has a staff of experts in OSH, communication and public administration.

The BBVA Building is a building located on the Gran Vía of Don Diego López de Haro de Bilbao, Vizcaya. It is the headquarters that Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria has in that city, after the sale of the former headquarters of the Banco de Vizcaya Tower to an investment fund. The registered office is at number 4 of the Plaza de San Nicolás.
It was projected in 1912 by Pedro Guimón, and later it was reformed by Ricardo de Bastida being finished off after his death by Francisco Hurtado de Saracho. This BBVA building, which was the former headquarters of the Banco del Comercio, has a clear classicist inspiration and occupies three facades (Ledesma, Gran Vía and Alameda de Mazarredo), the latter two being resolved with columns of a Corinthian order. A Temple dedicated to the god Mercury tops this building, designed by Moisés de Huerta. Across the street Alameda de Mazarredo is the branch of the Bank of Spain in Bilbao.
The property is owned by the Mutualidad de la Spanish Advocacy, under the General Council of the Spanish Advocacy, after its acquisition to the investment fund RREEF (owned by the German Deutsche Bank group) for 100 million euros. It is still leased to The bank

The Bilbao Fine Arts Museum (in Basque, Bilboko Arte Ederren Museoa) is located in the city of Bilbao, in northern Spain, and is currently one of the main museums in the country. It is characterized by its breadth chronological, covering from the thirteenth century to the present day, and for the great diversity of artistic manifestations it contains.
During its more than 100 years of history, the collaboration between civil society, local artists and public institutions has determined its configuration and growth and has allowed the museum to gather an extensive collection, considered as one of the most important and varied of all Spain. Its formation is unique because of the importance of the legacies and donations received from employers and benefactors, as well as the continuous effort by the museum itself to expand it through important acquisitions. Since its creation, the interest in establishing a representative artistic compendium has allowed us to refine a selection criterion whose final result is the possibility of presenting to the public an extensive panoramic view of art history.
More than 10,000 objects make up the museum's collection distributed in five main sections: Ancient art, Modern and contemporary art, Basque art, Work on paper and Applied arts.
The backbone of the collection is the Spanish school whose ancient and modern examples are the manifestations of Basque art in the contemporary age. The wide representation of other schools such as Flemish and Dutch between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries, unique works of the Italian school, as well as some examples of impressionist and post-impressionist avant-garde offer the necessary international context to Spanish and Basque art.
In its facet as a public cultural entity, its main mission is to gather, conserve, study and exhibit its own collection, ensure its enrichment, maintain services and promote quality activities in order to contribute decisively to the education of society and to the projection of the cultural values ​​of the Basque Autonomous Community.

The Lezama-Leguizamón house in Bilbao (Province of Biscay, Spain) was completed in 1920, and is a sample of the incursion of the Bilbao architect Ricardo Bastida in the field of housing for the great bourgeoisie, in collaboration with José María Basterra. The building represents the decidedly bourgeois and high-level housing vocation of the Gran Vía in this section, starting from the Moyúa Square, to the detriment of the clearly economic and financial function of the first section of the street. On November 24, 2004, it was declared a Cultural Property, with the category of Monument, in the General Inventory of the Basque Cultural Heritage.

The Azkuna Zentroa (official name; translation in Spanish: Centro Azkuna), formerly Alhóndiga Bilbao, is an old wine warehouse located in the town of Bilbao (Biscay, Spain), converted into a center of leisure and culture.
Built between 1905 and 1909 according to Ricardo Bastida's project, it was the affirmation of a new building idea in terms of its implementation, being located on the new city layout that was born at that time, occupying the whole of one of the blocks of the Ensanche of the Villa; and in terms of its construction, given the use of innovative techniques from the structural point of view, being one of the first examples of public architecture in reinforced concrete.
The building, in addition to fulfilling the requirements of a functional order for which it was designed, transcends the mere character of a warehouse to be inserted into the expansion plot as an element with the vocation of shaping the city. This duality of the approach is evident in it, being able to identify the elements that attend to each of the aspects outlined.
In 1919 he suffered a fire and subsequent restoration. Closed for a long time, in the 1980s its adaptation as a cultural center was considered with the participation of Jorge Oteiza. This project was frustrated and soon after an alternative one emerged in Bilbao, that of the Guggenheim Museum, which motivated Oteiza's criticism and a controversy that only died out in the face of the unusual success of the new museum.
Finally, the Alhóndiga was renovated as a multi-purpose civic center, with the intervention of designer Philippe Starck and was inaugurated on May 18, 2010.
On December 10, 2014, the acting mayor Ibon Areso announced that the Alhóndiga leisure and culture center would be called the Iñaki Azkuna center in recognition of the mayor of Bilbao for more than three legislatures. Finally, on March 16, 2015 it was officially renamed Azkuna Zentroa.

The Equitable building is located in the Bilbao Ensanche area (Biscay, Spain), on the corner of Alameda de Mazarredo, 7, and Colón de Larreátegui street, in front of the Albia Gardens, and corresponds to the rationalist style of the 1930s

The Chavarri Palace in Bilbao (Vizcaya, Spain) has been the seat since 1943 of the Vizcaya Civil Government. It is located in the heart of the Bilbao expansion with a main facade in chamfer to the Moyúa square and facade line that extends towards Gran Vía and Elcano street. This is an eclectic work inspired by neo-Flemish revivalisms, built in 1888 for Víctor Chávarri and his brother Benigno by the architect Atanasio de Anduiza [citation needed] according to the project of the Belgian architect Paul Hankar. Some of its rooms were decorated by the painter José Echenagusia Errazquin.
This building has a plinth, ground floor, three heights and a flat floor. It is coupled with polychrome ashlars and presents stucco decoration and important forging motifs.
The main access in the Arcane arch was opened by changing the function of the building. Account, in addition, with adintelado access in right axis of facade in chamfer. On its three floors, a large number of lintel openings open asymmetrically and in half a point: windows, viewpoints and balconies with a stone balustrade or iron sill. In the tamed height it presents several attics.
The Chavarri palace has undergone major reforms both in its internal structure and in access, to adapt to the role it plays. The main reform was carried out in the years 1943-1947 by Eugenio María de Aginaga, conditioning the house to become the seat of the Civil Government of Biscay.

The Montero house located in the Alameda de Recalde, 34, of Bilbao (Vizcaya, Spain), is a residential building of remarkable dimensions, with two facades, one in Colón de Larreátegui street and the other in the Recalde mall, forming a confluence chamfer.
It consists of basement, ground floor and five heights (the last set back after running balustrade), in addition to a roof with attics. It was made in 1902 by Luis Aladrén Mendivil and Jean Batiste Darroquy.

The palace of the Provincial Council of Biscay (also known simply as the Foral Palace), located at No. 25 of the Gran Vía of the town of Bilbao, is a building free of rectangular plan, solid and majestic. Designed by the architect Luis Aladrén Mendivil, it is considered "one of the peak works of Alfonsino eclecticism" in Vizcaya.

Moyua is an underground Bilbao Metro station, located in the center of Bilbao, next to the square from which it takes its name and opened on November 11, 1995. It is the second most used station in the Bilbao Metro network after Abando . It is expected that Line 4 (currently underway) will have a stop in Moyua.

Indautxu (which in Spanish is written Indauchu) is an underground Bilbao Metro station, located in the center of Bilbao, under the Alameda de Urquijo (Indauchu neighborhood, in the Abando district). The station is located next to some commercial galleries, which are accessed by one of its exits and was inaugurated on November 11, 1995.
Its rate corresponds to zone 1.

Line 1 (L1) of the Bilbao metro, operated by Metro Bilbao, begins at the Etxebarri station and arrives at the Plentzia station, covering on its way the municipality of Echévarri, the town of Bilbao, the Right Bank of the Ria and the Uribe region. It has a total of 28 stations currently in operation.
The complete project of this line includes a new station in Guecho, so that when the works are finished, L1 will be composed of 29 stations, with the start-up of the Ibarbengoa station, and 34 km long.

Kutxabank is a Spanish bank based in Bilbao. It was created in 2011 as an Institutional Protection System (SIP) of the three Basque savings banks: Bilbao Bizkaia Kutxa (BBK), Kutxa and Caja Vital, which transferred their financial business to that entity.
In its offices, the BBK brand in Vizcaya, the Kutxa brand in Guipúzcoa and the Caja Vital / Vital Kutxa brand in Álava are used. In the rest of Spain, the Kutxabank brand is used. Its subsidiary, CajaSur Banco, uses the CajaSur brand.

The Gran Vía of Don Diego López de Haro (commonly known as Gran Vía) is one of the main streets of the town of Bilbao, in Spain. It is the commercial and financial center of the capital, headquarters of numerous shops, public institutions and banks.

For the Parisian theater, see Theater of the Champs Elysees. The Champs Elysees Theater Antzokia, popularly, The Fields and the Bombonera de Bertendona, is a theater located on Bertendona street in Bilbao, in the province of Vizcaya in the Basque Country (Spain ). Inaugurated in 1902, it is one of the most important rooms in the capital of Biscay and the most technically advanced in Spain. [Citation needed] Its construction dates from the beginning of the 20th century, between 1901 and 1902, in full expansion of the widening Bilbao based on the project of local architect Alfredo Acebal. The theater was erected at the request of its first owner, businessman Luis Urízar Roales, son of the Bilbao man Luciano Urízar Echevarría.
In the building its design facade of the Basque-French Jean Batiste Darroquy stands out, richly decorated, which is the exterior reference of this important piece of modernist architecture in the Basque Country. The theater is listed as an Asset of Cultural Interest in the category of Monument.

Euskadi Square is a square located in Abandoibarra, Bilbao, open to the public on March 18, 2011 and designed by landscape architect Diana Balmori, a professor at Yale University, responsible for the Campa de los Ingleses park.
The space has an area of ​​6600 m² and is surrounded by large trees (oaks in the North and lime trees in the South) and a central promenade area 5 meters wide.
The works began in 2008 and due to the economic crisis in Spain in those years, the Bilbao City Council decided to dispense with some original project elements, such as a fountain and an ambitious interior garden.

The Albia Colosseum building or the bel canto de Bilbao temple was designed by the architect Rafael Fontán. The first stone was laid on July 17, 1916 on the former gardens of the Champs Elysees and opened on September 23, 1916, and became what would be for years the room with more capacity in Bilbao. The first play performed in the theater was Verdi's Othello, although until January 25 of the following year it was not released as a movie theater with the movie False Friendship.
During his almost 50 opera seasons under the name of Colosseum Theater, great figures such as Maria Callas, Montserrat Caballe, Luciano Pavarotti or Alfredo Kraus passed through his stage. The hearings of the works were unavoidable appointment with the theater during Bilboko Aste Nagusia, the Colosseum has for years survived floods, explosions and fires.