Francesc Mitjans At the age of 96, just a few months before his death, the Catalan architect was given the XII Antonio Camuñas Award in one of his most representative buildings, the Royal Nautical Club (1958). Founded in 1985, this prize is awarded
José Antonio Corrales Forever linked to his inseparable partner Ramón Vázquez Molezún, who passed away in 1993, Corrales is, at the age of 83, a historical figure of Spanish architecture. Friend and collaborator of Alejandro de la Sota – with whom h
Javier Carvajal Ferrer The Camuñas Foundation established in 1985 the Antonio Camuñas Award that takes stock, every two years, of the career of a Spanish architect; and in 1990 it created the exhibition of Young Spanish Architects, to acknowledge a s
José Luis Picardo Alternating with prizes for specific works by young architects, every two years the Antonio Camuñas Foundation takes stock of the oeuvre of a consolidated professional. The honoree of this year’s ninth trophy was José Luis Picardo,
Luis Peña Ganchegui With a professional biography inexorably linked to the city of San Sebastián, Luis Peña Ganchegui received the Antonio Camuñas Award, granted since 1985 by the so-named Madrid foundation to acknowledge a Spanish architect’s overal
