Last Monday, the students of the MArch programs had the opportunity to visit a unique space: a completed project by Marcos Mazza, a former master’s student, alongside other alumni such as Alejandro Cervantes and Alba González.

A degree in Interior Design opens up a wide range of career opportunities—from working on residential or commercial spaces to designing furniture, scenography, or temporary installations.

On May 10th, the 19th edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale opened its doors and will remain on view until November 23rd, 2025.

The iconic Portugal Pavilion, designed by architect Álvaro Siza for the 1998 Lisbon Expo, has entered a new chapter with its recent reopening to the public.

In recent years, the need to respond quickly, efficiently, and sustainably to urban growth has driven a new model of architectural production: the industrialization of housing.

In the heart of Castilla, an architectural piece emerges—not one that imposes itself, but one that gently settles into place. More than a conventional winery, it is conceived as a place for the research and recovery of ancestral grape varieties.

As part of its 40th anniversary, Arkoslight — a company that runs the Light Workshop for students of various MArch programs — has expanded its headquarters in Valencia with a project designed by Francesc Rifé.

The San Isidro sugar factory, located on the edge of the city of Granada and the Vega plain, has been the subject of intense architectural, urban, and heritage research and reflection.

World expositions and fairs, known as Expos, have been key platforms for showcasing technological, cultural, and architectural advances since their origin in 1851 in London. They reflect the global interests of their time.

Arquitectura Viva has released a new monograph dedicated to the work of Portuguese architect Eduardo Souto de Moura, curated by Luis Fernández-Galiano.

This week marks the start of the Drawing Architecture workshop at Espai Alfaro — a specialized course in architectural visualization led by the renowned studio Agraph, founded by Patricia García and Daniel López.

Since 2018, the Holy See’s participation in the Venice Architecture Biennale has been one of the most distinctive and celebrated contributions to the exhibition.

In the creative field, a professional portfolio is much more than a simple collection of work: it is a strategic tool and a visual calling card.

The studio Barozzi Veiga has recently completed a new project in the Belgian city of Kortrijk: a contemporary gallery integrated into the historic Groeninge Abbey.

Set within the privileged surroundings of Altos de Valderrama in Sotogrande, Villa 95 is the latest project by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos.

In the field of creative studios, where intuition, aesthetic sensitivity, and innovation are often the main driving forces, developing a business plan can sometimes seem like a secondary step.

On April 23rd, coinciding with World Book Day, Gràffica inaugurated its new physical space in Valencia, located at Calle Almudín 16, right in the historic city center and very close to the studio of renowned graphic designer Daniel Nebot.

This July, the city of Olot will host a new edition of the international workshops organized by RCR Arquitectes, winners of the prestigious 2017 Pritzker Prize.

World Book Day is the perfect occasion to give publications that not only inspire but also provide deep, rigorous technical knowledge.

MArch Alumni is one of the most special and anticipated events within the calendar of the MArch Valencia Postgraduate School.

Mexican architect Manuel Cervantes, who recently visited MArch and gave a lecture to the students, is the author of one of the most significant projects built in recent years in the city of San Luis Potosí: the Avancer Tower.

The prestigious magazine El Croquis has released a new issue dedicated to the renowned Portuguese studio Aires Mateus, which maintains a close relationship with the MArch Postgraduate School.

Architect Alba de la Fuente, known for her artistic and technical approach in the field of architectural visualization, returned to MArch to share with our students a new edition of her talk on imagery, architecture, and creativity.

As part of the MArch Advanced Master’s Program in Architecture, Design, and Business Administration, a new session was held focusing on one of the key pillars in the management of an architecture or design studio: the Human Resources Plan.

Between April 8th and 13th, students from MArch had the opportunity to attend the Salone del Mobile in Milan—considered by many to be the most influential design fair in the world.

Over the past few years, designer Francesc Rifé has established a notable presence at Milan's Salone del Mobile through his stand designs for some of the most renowned brands in the industry.

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.