With the beginning of summer, and in these days in which the 90th anniversary of the birth of the Portuguese Pritzker laureate Álvaro Siza is commemorated, it is a good moment to talk about one of his most representative projects. Located in Leça da Palmeira (Matosinhos), to the north of the city of Porto but very close to it, they were built between 1961 and 1966, thus being a project belonging to Siza's early days as an architect.

The students have traveled to Villarreal to visit the factory and the showroom of the Living Ceramics company. Accompanied by Lavinia Lancu, a former MArch student, they have been able to learn about the latest news from their catalogue, as well as different ceramic solutions for the home and the different formats they produce.

As every year, Estudi{H}ac presents the Microarchitectures workshop, which asks MArch students to develop an exercise focused on Retail or interior design for commercial spaces.

The creative José Manuel Ferrero, CEO of Estudi{H}ac, who received the award for Best Industrial Designer and the Best of the Year Awards, has shared some of his projects with the MArch students.

The renowned Pritzker laureate Álvaro Siza, one of the most influential contemporary architects, turns 90 on June 25 and both the world of architecture and the city of Porto are celebrating.

In collaboration with the company Parma Creaciones, and with the contributions and experience of its manager, Francisco Pardo, the Solid Surface workshop has taken place in the workshops of Espai Alfaro.

In these weeks the students of the MArch postgraduate course in design and digital innovation are studying module 05, in which they have already started with sessions focused on graphic design.

Yesterday at MArch there was a presentation given by the National Design Award winner Pepe Gimeno, who shared with the students some of his most relevant projects created throughout his career.

This innovative program offers students comprehensive training through practical activities that systematize and apply technical knowledge to the development of the different phases of the industrial process, from initial prototyping to the execution of work and quality control.

This week, MArch students have had the honor of welcoming Ibán Ramón, one of the most distinguished and awarded graphic designers of the moment. With prestigious awards such as the LAUS, the awards from the Association of Designers of the Valencian Community (ADCV), Gràffica, the Type Directors Club of New York, and the Red Dot Design Award.

These days, the interior design workshop given by Ricardo Candela, project director of the Fran Silvestre Arquitectos studio, is taking place at MArch, from where he has developed numerous interior design projects that he now shares with the students.

The renowned designer Ibán Ramón, MArch lecturer who will be with us this week, has recently been awarded four new Laus awards, taking silver in the Vinyl/Records category and three bronzes in posters and periodicals.

This week the students of the MArch Advanced program in Architecture, design and business administration travel to Sweden to start a new edition of the Portoacademy workshop, which this year takes place in the Scandinavian country. It is divided into two cities, Stockholm and Växjö.

Switzerland is an extremely interesting country for many reasons, and one of these is the excellent quality of the architecture built in our time. Although it is not easy to make a brief summary of what to visit, it is true that it is possible to generate tours focused on a single city.

The students have traveled to the Arkoslight headquarters to learn about its facilities and products. They have toured the company's central offices, designed by Francesc Rifé, and in addition to learning about its catalog of lighting solutions, they have faced the challenge of resolving a space by inserting luminaires.

The prestigious Pritzker prize-winning architect Eduardo Souto de Moura, in collaboration with Nuno Graça, has designed an exhibition around the figure of one of the most notable Brazilian architects, Paulo Mendes da Rocha.

During the days in which the students of the MArch Advanced program in Architecture, design and business administration have been visiting the 18th edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale, they have also taken the opportunity to learn about some of the projects carried out in recent years in the city .

During the days in which the students of the MArch Advanced program in Architecture, design and business administration have been visiting the 18th edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale, they have also taken the opportunity to learn about some of the projects carried out in recent years in the city .

Within module 05_Interior Design, the renowned interior designer Andrés Alfaro Hofmann, author of numerous projects of both a residential and retail nature, and one of the most famous collectors of product design in the world, has given a session on the practice of interior design.

The renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma participates in this 18th edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale with an installation located in Palazzo Cavalli, in front of the Accademia bridge, which complements all the architectural criticism offered during these months you can enjoy in this city.

On June 14, the Universidad Europea celebrates an Open Day in which an Open Session will be held focused on the MArch postgraduate course in Industrialized Architecture.

These days, the Dvein creative studio has shared its projects with the students of the MArch Advanced master's degree in architecture, design and business administration, the students of the MArch master's degree in architecture, design and innovation and the students of the MArch postgraduate degree in design and digital innovation.

The work of the sculptor Andreu Alfaro is closely related to architecture and the proof of this is that in most cases, he conceived the sculptures with the public space in mind. It is precisely this relationship with architecture that led him to leave a piece permanently in Venice, and which can be enjoyed with each edition of the biennale.

The students of the MArch Advanced program in Architecture, design and business administration have been these days in the city of Venice to visit the 18th International Architecture Biennale, learning first-hand about the proposals and concerns of each of the participating nations.

Within the framework of the 18th edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale, entitled The laboratory of the future and curated by Lesley Lokko, Spain has presented an exhibition called Foodscapes, with the subtitle "When we eat, we digest territories", designed by Manuel Ocaña and Eduardo Castillo-Vinuesa, and which delves into the food engine of Europe within an agro-architectural context.

The University of Granada is celebrating after the presentation of the Eco Campus Azucarera, with which it will see its facilities expanded.

The architect and MArch speaker Emilio Tuñón, recent National Architecture Award winner, together with his partner Carlos Albornoz and in collaboration with the Dhoore Vanweert Architecten, Vestio Vastgoed, Rogroep and Group Machiels studios, have been winners of the international competition for the Landbouwbelang at the Dutch city of Maastricht.

Module 05_Interior Design begins this week with Ricardo Candela, project manager at FSA and speaker at MArch in collaboration with interior designer and collector Andrés Alfaro Hofmann.

The web medium Culturplaza, in an article signed by the journalist Vicent Molins, has echoed the Argentine presence in Valencia and, particularly, those who are dedicated to the architecture and design sector.

This workshop is developed in a professional environment having an important didactic component. Proposes reflection on architecture using a diverse set of research tools.

NIU Houses settles in Madrid with a second exhibition of architecture on a real scale. The presentation event will take place today at 7:00 p.m. at the Gandia Blasco Group flagship store, Madrid

The great city of Tokyo has the particularity of keeping very good architecture in many of the neighborhoods that make it up. Summarizing everything they keep in a few paragraphs is complicated, but focusing on one of them can be more interesting. And Ginza is extremely attractive.

The architecture studio based in Valencia and known as Homu Arquitectos is made up of Pedro Martínez, Belén Plá and Javier Hernández. Pedro and Belén attended the first edition of MArch and at the end of their academic training, they decided to form a studio together. From then until today they have grown a lot professionally, developing high-quality projects and creating a brand in the city.

The Utopick chocolate house, after having relied on the services of Lavernia & Cienfuegos a few years ago for the design of the packaging of its products, have once again contacted the National Design Award studio for the re-elaboration of the packaging of their chocolates.

One of the most notable architects of our time, Tadao Ando, has work throughout the world. Large architecture projects such as the San Museum or the Bonte Museum, both in South Korea and which we visited with our students from the MArch Advanced program in architecture, design and business administration, or the Garden of Fine Arts in Kyoto, which we also had the opportunity to visit.

From May 27 to July 5 you can visit the exhibition "90 years Álvaro Siza: Two Towers", which will take place at the Aedes Architecture Forum and echoes two buildings that respond to an unusual typology in the production of the Portuguese Pritzker prize throughout his career, that of the tower.

The Agraph studio, headed by Patricia García and Daniel López, is these weeks at the Espai Alfaro facilities giving its workshop on architectural visualization and image treatment known as Drawing Architecture for students of the master's and Postgraduate in Design and Digital Innovation.

Architecture and design degrees provide us with information and skills that allow us, once we enter the labor market, to undertake projects of a different nature and resolve them with solvency. But, are we capable of being solvent also from the economic point of view?

MArch Ambassadors is a network of members from the alumni community who act as representatives of the school in their respective places of residence, thus acting as a network of ambassadors that aims to spread the MArch philosophy.

La compañía de mobiliario Viccarbe viene convocando desde hace años los Viccarbe 3D Awards, los cuales promueven el diseño digital con el objetivo de conocer el trabajo de diseñadores y arquitectos que busquen innovar y explorar hasta nuevas cotas este inmenso sector.