Initiated by The Nippon Foundation in the Shibuya district, this initiative transformed 17 public restrooms into remarkable works of civic and hygienic architecture through the designs of internationally renowned figures.

What will the walls be like between which the architects of today grew up? What was the first building they knew and inhabited? In the case of Álvaro Siza, this is the number 582 of the Roberto Ivens street in Matosinhos, Portugal.

Located in a privileged natural setting, the Horizon House by RCR Arquitectes is conceived as an extension of the terrain itself, seamlessly blending with the line of the landscape. This single-family home exemplifies the firm's mastery in blurring the boundaries between the built work and the surrounding nature.

Exploring Tokyo’s contemporary architecture goes far beyond its great skyscrapers and most tourist-heavy districts. Discovering some of its most fascinating works requires venturing deep into its endless residential neighborhoods.

The renowned architecture studio Barozzi Veiga has won the international competition to design the new campus for Dedimax, a brand belonging to the Max Mara Fashion Group, located in Reggio Emilia, Italy.

Coastal architecture establishes a continuous dialogue with the maritime landscape, where materials, forms, and light transform to frame the vastness of the horizon. Through different architectural languages and eras, various works demonstrate how a building can integrate with or stand out against the power of the sea.

In parametric design, the goal is to create and shape through parameters: to use a series of variables that condition an equation to give rise to a shape or structure. But which ones to choose when the possibilities are infinite?

It was the last work designed by the famous architect before his death and serves as a summary of his best ideas on space and design.

The new building for MUDAC and Photo Elysée in Lausanne is an impressive demonstration of how contemporary architecture can unite two different museums under one roof.

The MBA MArch Advanced program in Architecture, Design, and Business Administration includes, alongside the complete teaching experience, a series of trips around the world that allow students to learn in situ about the culture and creative processes of each visited location.

The new Large contemporary art center, designed by Pritzker Prize winners RCR Arquitectes, opens its doors in Paris to transform a former industrial island into a vibrant cultural hub along the Seine.

The European Central Bank has launched an open campaign where all citizens have the opportunity to vote for the designs of the new euro banknotes.

At the Meiji Jingu Shrine, Kengo Kuma designs a museum that adapts its presence to the century-old forest surrounding it. An architecture that is not imposing, but rather is rooted in respect for the sacred site.

Timelessness in architecture is a matter of permanence, it is the resistance to the passage of fashions and the ability of a space to continue to be significant over the decades. An eternal home seeks to connect with the essence of the human experience.

Each place is characterized by having its own surroundings that require an architectural language to interpret them properly. Good architecture does not impose itself upon these, but rather learns to speak their same language.

Clap Studio has revolutionized Valencian nightlife with the redesign of OVEN Club and the legendary Spook venue, two projects that share the same use but sit at opposite ends of the chromatic spectrum.

Students of the MBA MArch Advanced Master in Architecture, Design and Business Administration have visited the facilities of Vibia, one of the most internationally recognized firms in the field of contemporary design lighting.

Within the M06_Graphic and Product module, collector and designer Andrés Alfaro Hofmann delivered a lecture and launched a workshop for students across the various MArch programs.

The renowned graphic designer and MArch lecturer Ibán Ramón has been commissioned to design the poster series commemorating the 40th anniversary of L’Albufera Natural Park.

The adaptation project of La Rectoria, developed by architects Carlos Ferrater and Nuria Ayala alongside the Fundació Catalana de l'Esplai, consists of transforming the former rectory of the church of Sant Climent in Navès, Lleida, into a contemporary youth hostel.

Universidad Europea has organized the graduation ceremony for the 2025–2026 class, during which students from the various MArch programs received their graduation sashes commemorating the completion of their postgraduate studies.

Architecture, considered by many an art, a science, a vocation... has accompanied humankind since the beginning of time. But the first great monuments and architectural works were not made by human hands. The one who designed and built the world to be a world, as we know it today, was nature.

The former headquarters of the Gustavo Gili publishing house is preparing to become the future House of Architecture of Barcelona (Casa de la Arquitectura de Barcelona). The city council has acquired this emblematic property with the purpose of converting it into a public space that will host exhibitions and cultural events.

The Portuguese architecture studio NOArq, led by architect and MArch lecturer José Carlos Nunes de Oliveira, has completed a new residential project in Trofa, where the studio is also based.

The renowned graphic designer Ibán Ramón has delivered a lecture aimed at MArch program students, during which he shared some of his most recognized projects as well as insights on how to approach good design.

The studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos has designed the packaging for a limited edition for the watch brand TAG Heuer and, in particular, for its renowned Aquaracer model, making visible the relationship that exists between watchmaking and architecture.

Inside the M06 module, which is dedicated to graphic and product design, Alberto Cienfuegos, designer and partner at the Lavernia & Cienfuegos studio, conducted a workshop focused on developing an object.

The creative studio PalauGea, comprising Ana Gea and Víctor Palau, delivered a presentation to MArch Valencia students, sharing their most notable works, including the digital information platform specializing in design, Gràffica.

The architect and Pritzker Prize laureate Eduardo Souto de Moura has received the 2026 UIA Gold Medal during the World Congress of Architects, in a ceremony held at the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia.

The creative studio CLAP Studio, winner of the 2023 National Design Award in the Young Designers category, gave a lecture for students from the various programs at MArch Valencia.

Last Friday, the final project presentations of the students from the MArch Postgraduate Program in Applied Architecture took place.

Pilar Marcos, the director of this specialized publication on interior design, architecture, and design, visited MArch Valencia to share with the students how her magazine operates and how they manage the content they publish.

The Casa de la Arquitectura has organized an exhibition titled Radical Rehab: Architecture and Heritage in Spain (1975-2025), bringing together restoration projects by some of the most prominent architects on the national scene.

In the coming years, homes will stop being static structures and become dynamic, efficient, and connected environments. This transformation will change the way we interact with our everyday spaces and will redefine the concepts of sustainability, habitability, and comfort through innovations that are already a reality.

Granada-born architects Juan Domingo Santos and Carmen Moreno visited MArch to deliver lectures on their work, which on this occasion focused primarily on the surroundings of the Alhambra itself.

In the Management module of the MArch postgraduate program in industrialized architecture, Pablo Medina Di Fiori delivered the session on Transport Systems, which covered the logistical processes involved in industrialized construction.

Students from the MBA MArch Advanced master’s program in architecture, design, and business administration traveled to Madrid to visit the headquarters of the Norman Foster Foundation.

The Mexican studio Atelier ARS has delivered a lecture at Espai Alfaro for the students of the MArch programs, where they also presented the monograph recently published by TC Cuadernos on their work.

The publishing house TC Cuadernos has released a double issue dedicated to the residential work of the studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos.

On June 13, the exhibition "O século de Gehry" (The Century of Gehry) opened at the Serralves Museum in Porto. The exhibition is dedicated to the career and creative process of the Canadian-American architect and 1989 Pritzker Prize winner, Frank Gehry.