estudioHerreros, Juan Herreros   Norway   In a gesture that highlights the Oslo Opera House built by Snøhetta and the urban area at its podium, the future museum will not just host the work of the Norwegian painter, but it will also play an important role as a cohesive element in the city an

estudioHerreros   Colombia   Ágora-Bogotá is a convention center conceived as a spiral sequence of lobbies and rooms for events from 5 to 5,000 people, and that combines singularity and rationality; the large central atrium functions as a public plaza for the city...

estudioHerreros   France   The residential towers shape a varied urban landscape in which the green spaces play a prominent role; each apartment has a loggia on the facade, generating a transition area between indoors and outdoors...

estudioHerreros, Rubio & Álvarez-Sala   Spain   The project has a double objective: to connect the outskirts with the center and to become the gate of entrance to the city; like a bridge, the new building features different accesses and looks out to the natural context like an urban balcony...

estudioHerreros   South Korea   In order to transform the obsolete elevated highway into a new public space, the viaduct’s sections are divided into different stations fit out for different uses and surrounded by vegetation that spreads over the adjacent urban fabric...

estudioHerreros, Moré Arquitectos   Dominican Republic   The intervention addresses the historical heritage – ruins of a fifteenth-century monastery – in a neutral and respectful way, minimizing ground contact through light structures and including the construction of a new mixed-use cultural center...

estudioHerreros   Morocco   The proposal is based on the riad type, the traditional Moroccan housing, and seeks to link rooftops, raised gardens, terraces, and the inner public courtyard with the streets and the city by favoring pedestrian use of the complex...

estudioHerreros   A paten-shaped roof rests on a circular envelope of glass panels and ribs; the helicoidal side tunnels provide access to the indoor space, presided by the enigmatic floating art installation designed by Mónica Fuster...

Policarpo del Canto   Spain   Along the Bay of Algeciras the sea is divided into Spanish waters and British ones belonging to the Gibraltar peninsula. The Strategic Action Plan on Bordering Geographies GeoFront 1.3 is devised as a fiction strategy to create the Neutral State of t

Fifteen years after the publication of Made in Tokyo, a book-guide by the Japanese studio Atelier Bow-Wow that reflected the hybrid and changing quality of Japan’s capital, the Madrid architect Lys Villalba proposes a new research that brings that wo

Herzog & de Meuron   United Kingdom   Tate Modern has changed London since 2000. Herzog & de Meuron’s project has had a huge impact on the development of Southwark, and in fact Tate Modern has become the world’s most visited museum of modern and contemporary art. Such popularity and the

Over more than two decades, between 1912 and 1936, the CIPP (commission for paleontological and prehistoric research) made a vast number of tracings and drawings of cave art paintings found in different areas of the Iberian Peninsula. The Museo Nacio

Collaborator of Aldo Rossi since 1983, when he photographed San Cataldo Cemetery for magazine Lotus International, Luigi Ghirri (1943-1992) maintained until his death a fruitful dialogue with the Milanese master, with whom he shared an interest in re