New Spanish architecture projects with Spain building news and architectural images, plus architects background. Spanish building news from across this Iberian country.
Design: Maíz y Díaz Arquitectos. Best residential property 2016 in the European Property Awards: the house is characterized by the predominance of straight lines, the strong connection between interior-exterior and adaptation to a complicated natural environment.
Design: Ramon Esteve, architects. The House in the Forest is set within a large pine forest. The aim of the proposal is the creation of different outdoor areas linked to the rooms inside, according to their level of privacy.
Design: Romera y Ruiz Arquitectos. Logical reaction to the surroundings, to the economic context (crisis) and social context (peripheral neighborhood in a ravine); to the climate (over-exposed latitude to UV rays); and to the requirements of the developer.
Design: Magén Arquitectos. It’s been nearly a century since Le Corbusier, published his “Theory of the roof-garden,” seed of the fifth of his five points for a new architecture, which talks about the use of the terrace.
Architects: ABATON Architecture. A new family home on the site of an abandoned stable. High on a hill and far from city water or an electrical grid the building uses photovoltaic and hydro power.
Design: Gus Wüstemann Architects. A Spanish atrium house, designed for outdoor enjoyment every day of the year. This home for a family with children is in a private housing development next to a golf course. The concept focused on year-round outdoor living.
Architects: Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. Minimalist modernization of villa belonging to the same family for several generations. The original house formed by the aggregation of different interventions at different times, with different construction systems.
Design: Elsa Urquijo Architects. The social charity institution Padre Rubinos was born in A Coruña nearly a century ago with a dedication to give shelter and asylum to the needy.
Design: Ramon Esteve, architects. Located in a setting of great beauty and valuable landscape, in front of the Mediterranean Sea, between El Portixol and Cala Blanca, the Sardinera House lays on the top of a hillside, lined by a headland entering the sea on a bay of turquoise waters.
Controversial Andalusian fortress refurbishment: Castillo de Matrera – officially designated as important cultural heritage – the renewal design by architect Carlos Quevedo has caused ‘horror’ among conservationists.
Design: Marion Regitko Architects. The El Meandro House is organized within one meandering form made of natural stone, creating three volumes with an open space interwoven between them.
New single-family house by A-cero presents in the Seville, south of Spain. A recent work designed this time in more orthogonal shapes but following the criteria of the architectural studio.
Design: SAOTA & ARRCC. The Roca Llisa estate is an enclave of luxury, enjoying a calmness that is in contrast with the more frantic lifestyle of the other centres of the island.
Design: Javier Perez de la Fuente and Juan Antonio Marin Malavé: since this spring, Malaga has hosted the first “Provisional Pompidou Center” in the world in which you will see a hundred works on loan and several temporary exhibitions from the Pompidou Center in Paris.
Design: NAN Arquitectos, When the visitor arrives at Cafe Mirabous the overview of the estuary, with the different color of sea, absorbs all the visitor’s attention.
Beyond The Wall and is a Contemporary Sculpture in Almeria, Spain, a remarkable result of the ongoing collaboration between Libeskind Design and Cosentino Group.
Cala d’Or is a beautiful East-coast Majorca resort distinguished by its Ibiza style architecture. The population of this Majorcan town is just 3,800 but this increases in Summer with foreign visitors.