Portuguese architect Álvaro Siza has completed one of his most outstanding works in New York City: the residential skyscraper 611 West 56th Street in Manhattan.

Fondazione Prada is an Italian cultural institution dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of contemporary art. Founded in 1993 by the fashion house Prada, the foundation has established itself as one of the most important references in the international cultural landscape.

The Italo-Spanish architecture studio Barozzi Veiga, led by Alberto Veiga and Fabrizio Barozzi—who are also lecturers at MArch—has designed one of the most culturally significant projects developed in Miami in recent years: the Oolite Arts Center.

Recently, the students of the MArch Advanced program in architecture, design, and business administration had the opportunity to visit the Norman Foster Foundation in Madrid, located in a building designed in 1912 by Joaquín Saldaña.

Renowned graphic designer and MArch lecturer Ibán Ramón has been chosen by the Associació de Dissenyadors de la Comunitat Valenciana (ADCV) to design and develop its new visual identity.

The Salone del Mobile Milan Fair 2025, taking place from April 8 to 13 at Fiera Milano Rho, stands out this year for the much-anticipated Euroluce Biennial, dedicated to the world of lighting.

Venux joins Casa Decor 2025 with its own space, identified as 3.03, designed by the studio Estudi{H}ac, led by the award-winning designer and MArch lecturer José Manuel Ferrero.

The second workshop of module M04_Digital Innovation is led by filmmaker Jesús Orrico, who previously shared his expertise with MArch students during module M01_Communicate, specifically in the photoshooting segment.

Universidad Europea has established itself as one of the most influential private educational institutions in Spain, standing out for its commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

If you travel to Japan and are passionate about architecture, visiting Kengo Kuma’s projects is a must.

The Financial Plan sessions, a crucial part of the MBA module within the MArch Advanced Master’s Program in Architecture, Design, and Business Administration, have recently begun.

Today, March 27th, marks the opening of the exhibition titled "Con la música a otra parte. La portabilidad del sonido" at the Las Naves cultural space in Valencia. The exhibition will be open to visitors until May 8th.

The postgraduate programs at MArch Valencia have recently caught the attention of Archdaily, one of the largest and most influential platforms for architecture and design on a global scale.

In recent days, we had the privilege of welcoming the creative studio Dvein, a benchmark in the field of design and digital innovation.

Portuguese architect Cassandra Carvas visited MArch to share her professional experience with students and offer insights into the process of developing a strong portfolio.

The first session of the M04_Digital Innovation module has taken place, officially marking the beginning of the MArch Postgraduate Program in Design and Digital Innovation. This introductory session was dedicated to the concept of visualization, a fundamental element in design and digital communication.

This Thursday, March 20, marks the start of the MArch Postgraduate Program in Design and Digital Innovation, an academic program that offers comprehensive training in the areas of digital innovation, interior design, product design, and project development.

Recently, one of the most prominent figures in contemporary Latin American architecture, Manuel Cervantes, visited MArch. This Mexican architect is distinguished by his contemporary and sensitive approach to context, sustainability, and spatial design.

The project features diagonal views of a lake belonging to the La Moraleja golf course in Madrid. Given the size of the plot, a home primarily developed on a single floor was proposed.

MArch students had the opportunity to attend a class led by Gino Brollo, offering a comprehensive introduction to the concept of industrialized architecture from cultural, historical, and technical perspectives.

The Fallas of Valencia are one of Spain's most iconic and colorful festivals, celebrated every March in honor of Saint Joseph, the patron saint of carpenters.

This week, the MArch International event took place at Espai Alfaro, a special day where students have the opportunity to share details about their places of origin with their peers through a classroom presentation.

This week, Espai Alfaro hosted a lecture by renowned Mexican architect Manuel Cervantes, aimed at students from all the postgraduate programs offered by MArch Valencia.

José Carlos Oliveira, founder and director of the Portuguese studio NOArq, recently visited Valencia to give a lecture as part of the MArch program. During his talk, he shared some of his most significant projects from recent years with the students of the MArch programs, whom he had previously met during the trip to Porto.

From February 21 to 28, the students of the MArch Advanced program in architecture, design, and business management traveled to Olot to participate in a workshop organized by RCR Arquitectes, winners of the prestigious Pritzker Prize in 2017.

The Chinese architect Liu Jiakun has been awarded the prestigious 2025 Pritzker Prize, considered one of the highest honors in the field of architecture.

Recently, the class on Toyotism took place, covering a production system that has marked a turning point in the history of industry.

As part of the M03_Construir module, the Singular Structures team, led by David Gallardo, organized a workshop where MArch students had the opportunity to take on a challenge directly related to their area of specialization.

MArch students had the opportunity to explore some of the most iconic projects of the renowned studio Kengo Kuma & Associates, thanks to the visit of Mitsuharu Yoshisato, a Japanese architect and close collaborator of Kengo Kuma.

Choosing between one type of education or another always entails a great responsibility. Studying a master's in architecture and design in Spain is already a significant and well-advised decision for numerous reasons.

In recent days, students from the MArch programs, as part of module 03_Construir, have had the opportunity to discover and work with a material that is becoming increasingly common: solid surface.

The renowned architect from Granada, Juan Domingo Santos, recently visited MArch to share his professional experiences. Juan Domingo's career is particularly fascinating, both professionally and in the academic and theoretical realm.

The visual identity session recently took place within the MBA module of the MArch Advanced program in architecture, design, and business administration.

On Thursday, January 30, as part of the trip to Barcelona organized within the framework of the MArch programs, students had the opportunity to attend a lecture given by Alberto Veiga, one of the founding partners of the prestigious Barozzi Veiga studio.

On Friday, January 31, the students of the MArch programs, during their stay in Barcelona, visited the Fundació Miralles, where they were welcomed by Ilia Celiento, coordinator and curator of the foundation’s various activities.

Once again, the renowned Italo-Portuguese architecture studio Correia/Ragazzi visited Valencia to deliver a lecture to MArch students, where they shared some of their most notable projects, as well as their influences and personal concerns.

This week, as part of the M03_Construir module, we have started the Building Information Modeling (BIM) sessions, a process of digitalization and optimization in architectural project management that has revolutionized the way we design, construct, and manage buildings.

On Tuesday, February 11th, as part of the Madrid Design Festival, the ONLY YOU Boutique Hotel in the capital will host the opening of the exhibition The Light of Coderch, an event of great significance in the world of design and architecture.

Recently, students from the MArch Postgraduate Program in Applied Architecture, the Master's in Architecture, Design, and Innovation, and the Advanced Master's in Architecture, Design, and Business Administration embarked on an enriching trip to Barcelona.

Fundación Arquia has opened the registration period for its prestigious training scholarships, aimed at promoting the academic and professional development of young architects and architecture students.