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Zaragoza Architecture : Buildings

Key Spanish Architectural Developments in Aragón, northern Spain, Europe

post updated 27 March 2025

6 March 2024
New R&D Headquarters and Production Building for Certest Biotec, San Mateo de Gállego, Zaragoza, Spain
Design: IDOM

photo : Iñaki Bergera
Certest Biotec R&D Headquarters and Production Building
Over the last few years, Certest’s production and R&D development needs have grown exponentially. To accommodate this growth, IDOM has designed its new extensions as a continuation of its current headquarters in San Mateo de Gállego, Zaragoza, Spain.

Zaragoza is the capital of northeastern Spain’s Aragon region

Zaragoza Building Designs

Contemporary Zaragoza Arquitectura, España : Saragossa Buildings

11 Feb 2023
SAICA RDI Building
Design: IDOM

photo : Iñaki Bergera
SAICA RDI Building Zaragoza
Innovation has always been present in SAICA, it is an important part of its ethos and has characterised its most distinctive moments. At the heart of its activity, ideas are produced for the rest of the departments.

25 June 2020
Fire Station No. 4, Avenida de Zaragoza, Casetas
Design: IDOM

photo : Iñaki Bergera
Fire Station no 4 Casetas Zaragoza

Zaragoza Architecture 2006 – 2016

13 Oct 2016
Living-Roof
Design: Magén Arquitectos

image Courtesy architecture office
Living-Roof in Zaragoza
It’s been almost a century since Le Corbusier, published in the 20s his “Theory of the roof-garden,” seed of the fifth of his five points for a new architecture, which addresses the use of the terrace.

20 Nov 2012
Moliner House
Design: Alberto Campo Baeza

photo : Javier Callejas
Moliner House Zaragoza
To build a house for a poet. To make a house for dreaming, living and dying. A house in which to read, to write and to think.

23 Nov 2010
Lolita La Almunia
Design: estudio langarita – navarro

photograph : Miguel de Guzmán
Lolita La Almunia
Roadside restaurants are a rare species within the increasingly prestigious restaurant world. Such places superpose their condition as an infrastructure adapted to the commercial, informational and social flow of the road network on mythical scenarios taken from road movies and literature.

Zaragoza Buildings

Key Architectural Designs, alphabetical:

Caixa Forum Zaragoza – Cultural Centre
Date: 2009-
Design: Estudio Carme Pinós

picture from architects
Zaragoza Cultural Centre
The architecture office started the Project considering two challenges:
First: a building capable of “making the city”, by its singularity as well as by the public spaces generated.
Second: a building that connects with the city and the new park through remote perspectives as one goes through it, but at the same time it should provide introspection in the exhibition halls.

Congress Centre
Date built: 2005
Design: UNStudio Architects

Diestre Transformer Factory
Dates built: 1965-68
Design: Rafael Moneo Architects

Mexican Pavilion Expo Zaragoza
Date built: 2008
Design: Tatiana Bilbao

photographs : Sandra Pereznieto & Claudia Aguilar
Pavilion Expo Zaragoza
The Mexican Pavilion at the Expo Zaragoza 2008 is located at the western end of the Ronda 1 building. It occupies the two double heights set aside for it of a building already constructed by the organizers to be handed over “in the rough” to be developed by the participants.

Zaragoza Bridge / Pavilion, 2008 Expo
Date built: 2008
Design: Zaha Hadid Architects

rendering courtesy of Zaha Hadid Architects
Zaragoza Bridge : Architecture Competition winner
The Zaragoza Bridge Pavilion is organized around 4 main elements, or “pods”, that perform both as structural elements and as spatial enclosures, where each ‘pod’ corresponds to a specific exhibition space.