Light in architecture: the Romanesque version of architecture
A legacy that teaches us that architecture is not limited to containing spaces, but to transforming consciences.
Green Horizon Villas
The villa opens and closes according to the desired privacy, in a sensory journey that alternates between shade, breeze and aquatic reflections.
History of architecture: the caryatids (part I)
Six enigmatic figures of petrified humanity and trivial and ironic gestures at the same time, guard the threshold between the sacred and the pagan.
Cultural Centre for Urban Innovation
Multifunctional centre with library, co-working rooms, auditorium for events, exhibition area and cafeteria.
Architecture and democracy: principles
It is not about how attractive the building is, but about how the community lives in it - and with it.
Performing Arts Centre, Qiddiya City, Saudi Arabia
An almost alien aesthetic, a building of “megalithic slabs” that “playfully” lean on each other.
Handmade architecture: Warka Village, Cameroon, Africa
“Heroic and surprising”, made without machinery, with indigenous techniques and natural materials extracted from the jungle.
Natural light in Byzantine architecture
The real impact of enlightenment is not in its intensity, but in its direction; not in its quantity, but in its meaning.
What is this “inflatable architecture”?
The construction and design of inflatable structures is a way of making architecture an intense and brief event.
Revit 2026 in leisure and tourism projects
The arrival of Revit 2026 in the design, architecture and construction of these projects represents a qualitative leap forward.
Rare earths in architecture and construction
In structures, scandium combined with aluminium gives life to alloys that defy the laws of gravity.
Launch of Burj Azizi, the world’s second tallest tower, Dubai
“Just as what’s inside each of us makes us special, it’s the offerings inside Burj Azizi that make it exceptional”.