Magén Arquitectos   Spain   The initial plan was to revamp a 1960s farmhouse, enlarged and turned into a summertime bar, but the poor state it was in made renovation inadvisable. A work of the practice of Jaime Magén and Francisco Javier Magén, the new pavilion for the Miralbue

Magén Arquitectos   Spain   Illueca is a town located in the western part of Zaragoza, and is the administrative center of Aranda, one of the least populated areas of Aragón. To prevent depopulation and provide leisure activities, the town council called a competition to build

Magén Arquitectos   Spain   The neighborhood of Arcosur is the first residential expansion towards the south of Zaragoza. The building is located on one of the structuring axes of the area, and it is the first public facility completed there, so these two aspects together give

Francisco Javier Magén Jaime Magén Magén Arquitectos   The new Town Hall of Escatrón, a municipality on the lower banks of the Ebro River, goes up on a site consisting of two adjacent plots: one where the former Town Hall building used to stand, and the other where the dwelling adjacent to the old buildi

Francisco Javier Magén Jaime Magén Magén Arquitectos   Spain   On the southern border of the city, between a new residential area and the Z-40 beltway, the project addresses the conditions of the place. The plot initially had an area of 60,000 m² for all educational stages, with an unevenness of almost 20 meters

Magén Arquitectos   Spain   La sede asume una función pedagógica, manifiesta en la elección de materiales y soluciones constructivas, planteándose como un recorrido tejido con tableros de madera de ipé.

Magén Arquitectos   Spain   El proyecto desarrolla un programa residencial de viviendas de protección oficial, de diversos tipos y superficies, en un edificio longitudinal de cuatro plantas, escalonado en tres tramos para adaptarse a la pendiente del emplazamiento. Su situación

In his sarcastic evocation of Spain, Mario Praz described it as an anti-romantic “pentagonal peninsula,” in a geometrical metaphor that could be completed in this way: “Pentagonal peninsula whose center and sides are full, but which is otherwise bare