Lecumberri & Cidoncha Iñigo Beguiristain   Spain   The urban disorder that surrounds the house compels it to radically turn inward and organize itself in a classic sequence of spaces around a large quadrangular courtyard. Behind the opaque facade, auxiliary spaces are pushed to the four corners so th

IDOM   Spain   In the Basque city of San Sebastián, on Aldapeta Galtzada, stands this new-build educational center run by Marianists, high on a promontory called Alto de Aiete that looks over rooftops and out north towards the Concha Bay. Directed by Antonio Lorén

Alegría Colón Mur Alejandro Dean    Spain   Complying with local building tradition, the project renovates a medical practice in Azanuy, a municipality of under 200 people in the comarca of La Litera, in the Aragonese province of Huesca. The clinic is above a warehouse and a garage, both of wh

Sergio Sebastián   Spain   The refurbishment of this chapel, a project of Sebastián Arquitectos, is included in the second phase of a series of interventions on the French Way as it passes through Aragón. Facing the Leyre mountains, amid elms and oaks, the building once treasu

Galar-Vélaz-Gil Iñigo Beguiristain   Spain   In Barbatáin, a hamlet belonging to the Navarre municipality of Cedea de Galar, rises the headquarters of Archivos Tecnológicos de Navarra (Atecna), built by Daniel Galar, Josecho Vélaz, Javier Gil Ayesa, and Iñigo Beguiristain. Atecna’s rapid growth

Javier Larraz Iñigo Beguiristain Iñaki Bergera   Spain   The project for the new municipal school of Berriozar – situated six kilometers from Pamplona – takes as point of departure the importance of architecture in teaching, taking inspiration from Louis Kahn’s words: “Schools began with a man under a tree

Alcolea + Tárrago   Spain   Built with loadbearing walls of reinforced concrete and boards of pinewood, this house for a young couple with small children frees up as much land as possible without sacrificing views.

Iñaki Bergera   At Museo ICO, the architects and photographers Ana Amado and Andrés Patiño present the Franco regime’s exemplary adventure of rural colonies.

Iñaki Bergera   From childhood we want to climb trees, reach the top of a tower, or stand on a cliff’s edge for thrilling views. Since the 19th century the modern city has been associated with verticality, the dream of ever taller buildings in defiance of structural

Iñaki Bergera   The enthusiasm of Angelo Maggi, a historian of architectural photography, led the heirs of George Everard Kidder Smith (1913-1997) to move his archive from New York to the Università Iuav di Venezia. A fruit of this donation is this first monograph e

Enrique Morillo   The medium is the message. Marshall McLuhan was saying that the mode through which information is transmitted influences how it is received. This may be why many monographs on architects, at a time when publishing and advertising overlap, are an unre

Iñaki Bergera   The Botín Centre’s current show on Thomas Demand presents his photos of realistic models that he himself  makes with paper and cardboard.

Iñaki Bergera   One could make a family album of Spanish architecture from the Transition to democracy to the dawn of the 21st century using only photographs by Lluís Casals. He had colleagues like Ferrán Freixa, Hisao Suzuki, Duccio Malagamba, or Luis Asín, but Cas

Iñaki Bergera   This is a homage to photography and to a city which, paradoxically, plays a secondary role in a visual account. In Madrid, a human landscape lords over the urban one, actors take center stage against the backdrop of props. Madrid – with its popular a

Iñaki Bergera   Rigorous and hedonistic at the same time, the work of Fernando Higueras exalts nature and life, far from fashions and labels.

Iñaki Bergera   One could identify the visual narrative of mid-20th-century modern Californian architecture, in all its glamour, exclusively with Julius Shulman’s iconic photographs, but this fruit of the ‘discovery’ of the vast archive of the Angeleno Marvin Rand (

Iñaki Bergera (Vitoria, 1972) is a photographer, architect, researcher, and teacher. He obtained his PhD from the School of Architecture of Navarre in 2002, and later studied photography with the British Chris Killip at Harvard University. Since then

Photography of building models brings together two architectural representation systems to express what a project wants to become. Its importance as graphic element, as dissemination tool, and its documentary value as bearer of a legacy that has some

B. S. González   With his rigorous, clear, and socially oriented eye, Juan Pando counted among the favorite photographers of the leading architects of modernity in Spain.

Iñaki Bergera   This first detailed study focussed on the modern master’s work as a photographer complements what Le Corbusier and the Power of Photography (2012) addressed in a general way. Tim Benton’s research demonstrates how, in spite of Le Corbusier’s contrad

Iñaki Bergera   From Wright to Venturi through Le Corbusier or Perriand, photography was for modern architects both a mediatic instrument and a personal vehicle for aesthetic exploration.

Iñaki Bergera   In spite of early successes, Aburto preferred to withdraw into a discreet background, and from there develop a silent and complex body of work as both an architect and an artist.

María Cifuentes   En 1911, durante el trienio reformista de Canalejas bajo el reinado de Alfonso XIII, se promulgó la Ley de Casas Baratas, que supuso el primer intento de compromiso de las administraciones públicas con la vivienda social en España. Con ocasión de ese

Iñaki Bergera   De almacén de alcoholes municipal a espacio cívico, la centenaria Alhóndiga ha cambiado de función sin perder carácter público; por el camino han quedado proyectos insólitos. 

Fermín González Blanco   El arquitecto Miguel Fisac, fallecido hace ahora cuatro años, protagoniza dos publicaciones recientes, ambas esperadas. Por un lado, un libro editado por Ricardo Sánchez Lampreave para el Ministerio de la Vivienda con ocasión del Premio Nacional de A

Marta García Carbonero   De la mismo modo que en la literatura y el cine hay personajes que con apenas un par de líneas consiguen tensar una trama, la historia de la arquitectura se beneficia de la aportación de ciertas personalidades que influyen en el debate profesional de

Iñaki Bergera   «Algún día se morirá Cabrero y no me enteraré», me dijo Rafael Aburto hablando de sus colegas y amigos hace no muchos años. Sin embargo, se enteró por la prensa de que había fallecido el pasado 26 de febrero. Los rigores de este duro invierno sellaro

Iñaki Bergera   En marzo de 2002 tuve la oportunidad de visitar la vivienda construida por José Luis Sert en Cambridge. La casa de los tres patios es luminosa y espacialmente rica. También es chata, a escala de su primer propietario, por lo que la visita debía limit

Adela García-Herrera   Éste es el fruto de un trabajo historiográfico que parte no de la excepción, sino de la norma, y que ha prescindido de los actores principales para dar el protagonismo a las figuras secundarias. Aspira a reflejar la temperatura creativa del periodo 1

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Ediciones Asimétricas   - 112 Pages 

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Ediciones Asimétricas   - 198 Pages 

Iñaki Bergera   Zaragoza  2015  
Institución Fernando el Católico   - 127 Pages 

Iñaki Bergera   2012

Iñaki Bergera Ricardo Sánchez Lampreave   Arquitecturas y fotografías del siglo XX

Carlos Labarta Iñaki Bergera   Zaragoza  2011  
Prensas Universitarias de Zaragoza   - 64 Pages 

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