In the decade that has elapsed since Mansilla died, Emilio Tuñon has seen the grand commissions of times of plenty giving way to smaller works, a professional shift of scale that he is now undertaking alongside Carlos Martínez Albornoz. In this period of change, the duo has nevertheless continued to take pride in the trademark of the house: the determination to work in contexts dominated by preexistences or the landscape, demonstrating a geometric and constructive rigor which Arquitectura Viva attests to through five recent buildings, and which ten years later proclaim what Andrés Calamaro sang: “Don’t forget I’m different from what I was, but almost the same.”[+]