Venice has been agonizing from success for decades, but the profession remains bent on rethinking the world every two years through an exhibition that revolutionizes the Lagoon. Aware of the Biennale’s contradictions, and in general of the day-by-day workings of the building sector, Manuel Bouzas and Roi Salgueiro defend with their scheme for the Spanish Pavilion architecture’s capacity to generate balances with the environment. In their insatisfaction with this abstract starting point, these architects and professors from Galicia have coined a word to explain it: ‘internality.’...[+]