The new Perelada Winery, designed by the award-winning studio RCR Arquitectes, rises on the hillside next to the Castle of Peralada, forming a semi-buried building that dialogues with the historic 1941 farmhouse without competing with it formally.

Summer is the perfect time to immerse yourself in architecture through travel.

Expo 2025 Osaka stands as a prime stage to explore how architecture can express cultural identity, technological innovation, and sustainability.

Traveling is an essential part of the learning experience at MArch. Through the trips included in programs, students discover cities from a professional perspective that goes beyond the tourist experience.

The geometry of the house emerges as a direct response to its setting: a predominant views, and a plot with elongated proportions that determine the longitudinal placement of the volume.

One of the most decisive factors for the success of an architecture studio or creative company is having a clear strategy from the very beginning.

This week, the students of the MArch Advanced program are immersed in the workshop “Feeling the Place”, a unique experience taking place in La Vila, the research and creative space of RCR Arquitectes in Olot.

Over the next ten years, Spain’s Strategic Project for Economic Recovery and Transformation (PERTE) on Housing Industrialization will mobilize a public investment of €1.3 billion, with the goal of building an average of 15,000 homes per year, reaching up to 20,000 annually.

On July 10, Universidad Europea held the graduation ceremony for its MArch program students in an event filled with emotion and pride, celebrated at the iconic Valencia Conference Centre, a landmark building designed by architect Norman Foster.

Eduardo Souto de Moura, one of the most influential architects of our time, has been awarded the prestigious 2025 Praemium Imperiale Prize, one of the most important global recognitions in the field of architecture.

Over the past few days, students have presented the results of the Packaging Workshop led last week by Alberto Cienfuegos, designer and partner at the studio Lavernia\&Cienfuegos.

During the class the focus was on the importance of product design as a key element in shaping the identity, functionality, and longevity of everyday objects.

In this session, students learned how to develop a complete marketing plan tailored to the design and architecture sector.

Recently, architect Carmen Moreno visited MArch to share with our students a selection of some of her projects across various scales.

Master’s students had the opportunity to visit the facilities of Vibia, one of the most internationally renowned brands in the field of contemporary design lighting.

The MArch Postgraduate School prepares future professionals by offering an education that goes beyond theory.

MArch Valencia Postgraduate School continues to establish itself as a leading institution for advanced training in architecture, design, and business.

In recent years, the construction sector has undergone a significant transformation.

As in every academic year, the studio Lavernia&Cienfuegos visited MArch to deliver a lecture and kick off a product design workshop.

This week, students of the MArch program had the opportunity to welcome Ibán Ramón, one of the most recognized and awarded graphic designers today.

The creative studio PalauGea recently visited MArch to share with students some of their most notable projects, especially their editorial work with the renowned specialized platform Gràffica.

As part of Module 05\_Product, students in the MArch program recently attended a lecture by Asier Mateo, architect and founder of the watch brand Lebond.

The workshop led by Gimeno Gràfic took place in the MArch classroom over the past few days, offering students a valuable opportunity to immerse themselves in the fundamentals of graphic design from a practical and creative perspective.

The Osaka Expo is a unique and inspiring event that celebrates innovation, sustainability, and international cooperation.

Recently, the students of the MArch Advanced program embarked on a rich and inspiring journey through Japan, visiting three of its main cities: Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka.

Students from the MArch master's programs and the postgraduate program in Design and Digital Innovation recently attended a lecture by Pepe Gimeno, a leading figure in the field of graphic design in Spain.

Ibán Ramón, graphic designer and MArch lecturer, has been awarded a Bronze Laus Award in the Branding category for the visual identity developed for Espai Guastavino.

Ahead of the MArch Alumni event, and with the arrival of some of the participants, MArch organized a special presentation in which Martín Olivera gave a talk to share his work and his approach to the profession.

The ADCV has marked its forty-year history with a major transformation, beginning with a name change.

Teatro Italia, designed by Giovanni Sardi (1915–16), is a beautiful example of Venetian Neo-Gothic architecture with traces of Italian Art Nouveau.

This is the new volume in the monographic series showcasing a selection of built projects by former students of the MArch postgraduate school.

The Archive is the upcoming exhibition in the Serralves series, taking place from June 6 to September 7, 2025, at the Power Station of Art in Shanghai.

José Manuel Ferrero, designer and founder of the studio Estudi{H}ac, visited MArch to share his design vision through an inspiring lecture and a workshop held in collaboration with the company Creavalo.

Students from the MArch Advanced in Architecture, Design and Business Administration program, along with participants from other programs, took part in a new edition of Fuorisalone Valencia—a day organized by the school to bring them closer to the professional world of contemporary design.

MArch Postgraduate School recently welcomed Pilar Marcos, director of the renowned magazine Diseño Interior, a publication specializing in interior design, architecture, and design.

Today, June 13, as part of the MArch Alumni meeting, the second volume of Loading: Emerging Architectures is being presented, a monograph that brings together outstanding projects by former students of the MArch program.

One of the most anticipated moments of the academic year is drawing near for the students of the MArch Advanced program in Architecture, Design, and Business Administration: the trip to Japan, which this year will take place from June 16 to 24.

Every year, the international calendar of design and architecture fills with essential events that set trends, spark dialogue, and promote innovation.

This unique space was conceived by Japanese architect Tadao Ando and fashion designer Issey Miyake with the goal of exploring the potential of design in everyday life and offering a new perspective on how we perceive the world and the objects around us.

This week marks the beginning of the M05_Interior Design module of the MArch program, kicking off with sessions dedicated to the Interior Design Project, led by Toni Cremades, a member of the Fran Silvestre Arquitectos team.