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Discover the latest architectural projects and design trends from Spain on Parametric Architecture. Stay updated with developments in Spanish architecture.
The City of Arts and Sciences (Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias) is one of the most iconic architectural…
Santiago Calatrava’s works intersect both art and engineering. Explore his innovation and inspiration through his design philosophy and these 6 notable projects.
The new entrance facade of the Baroque Museum of Catalonia was designed by David Closes and Núñez, linking the Jesuit complex to its past and Barcelona.
Designed by 100 Architects, “La Barcelonita” is a planned intervention in one of the famous corners in Barcelona, Spain’s Westfield La Maquinista outdoor shopping district.
Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos and Orlegi Sports presented their proposal for the refurbishment and remodeling of El Molinón Stadium in Spain.
‘Dragons’ also influence other cultures and architectural moments. These buildings might take on dragon-like shapes, utilize dragon-scale patterns, or even be named after dragons, giving a unique and memorable character to the architecture.
Madrid-based design studio Nagami has designed a 90 sqm eco-friendly clothing shop interior for Ecoalf near Madrid. It is nearly entirely made of recycled plastic, 3D printed in the studio.
Rafael de La-Hoz used architecture as a cure in hospital design: Rey Juan Carlos Hospital
The new hospital model is configured according to three basic elements: efficiency, light, and silence. It is regarded as one of the best designs for the architecture of Rey Juan Carlos Hospital.
Sagrada Familia and Park Güell are landmarks for the locals in Barcelona and are highly valued by the local government, perhaps still amazed by the unfinishedness of the Sagrada Familia; his buildings are incentives to many tourists arriving and architects and architecture students regularly study their composition and form.
Here we would like to show you 11 outstanding sculptures: Some of these may remind you of pavilions while others are monuments and simply invite you to stay, photograph, or reflect on their meaning.
