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Mention at TAC! Festival 2026 with “Espacio con cubos de acero”

We have received a jury mention at the Sestao venue of TAC! Festival 2026, one of the most notable ephemeral pavilion competitions on the Spanish architecture scene, with our proposal “Espacio con cubos de acero” (Space with Steel Cubes). The decision, announced after evaluating 156 projects submitted by young architects from across Spain, corresponds to […]

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Water as an Extension of Architecture, Not a Garden Add-On

In contemporary high-end housing, water has stopped being treated as a landscaping element bolted onto the garden once the house itself is resolved. Fountains, channels, and reflecting ponds are increasingly being incorporated as part of the exterior architecture itself, following the same logic of material continuity we apply to any junction between rooms inside the

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Warm minimalism: How Interior Design Is Evolving Toward Materials You Can Touch

Warm Minimalism: When Material Becomes Touchable Again For years, residential minimalism was identified with one very specific look: smooth surfaces, cold whites, plenty of exposed glass, and an almost total rejection of any texture that might break the visual uniformity of a space. It’s a reading of minimalism that, over time, had drifted quite far

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Mention at TAC! Festival 2024 with “Un montón de sal, una pared inclinada”

We have received a special jury mention at the San Fernando (Cádiz) venue of TAC! Festival 2024, the third edition of this ephemeral pavilion competition, with our proposal “Un montón de sal, una pared inclinada” (A Mound of Salt, a Leaning Wall). The decision, driven by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda and the

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