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Editorial Team

ArchEyes is an independent architecture and design magazine, published in English and Spanish since 2016. Its editors and contributors are architects, engineers, researchers, and journalists working across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. This page introduces the people behind ArchEyes, the standards we publish by, and the recognition our work has received.

Editor-in-Chief

Roberto Ortiz de Landázuri

Founder & Editor-in-Chief · Furniture Designer

Roberto Ortiz de Landázuri founded ArchEyes in 2016 and leads its editorial direction. He holds a Master of Architecture from the Technical University of Madrid, where he also taught, and is a Ph.D. candidate at the Institute of Science Tokyo (formerly Tokyo Tech). With an international background spanning Spain, the United States, Japan, Mexico and the Dominican Republic, he brings a rigorous, research-driven perspective to architectural journalism, combining academic inquiry with critical analysis. Under his leadership, ArchEyes has grown into a bilingual reference for architects, scholars and design enthusiasts, publishing in-depth essays, critical reviews and interviews.

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Editors

Julieta Brunero Santiago

Journalist & Media Content Director

Julieta is a journalist and social strategist who leads content production and digital engagement at ArchEyes. Originally from Argentina and now based in Mexico City, she has worked across Argentina, Mexico, and the United States. Her content strategy and social media expertise shape ArchEyes’ editorial voice and extend its reach across English- and Spanish-speaking audiences.

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Clara Mendez Navarro

Architect & Editor

Clara is an architect and editor from Mexico City. She focuses on contemporary architecture and the adaptive reuse of historic buildings, highlighting projects that combine cultural sensitivity with sustainable innovation and making architecture accessible to a new generation of readers.

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Adrian Vale

Journalist & Editor

Adrian Vale is an editor at ArchEyes covering modern and Brutalist residential architecture, from postwar houses to contemporary concrete dwellings. His writing explores how materials, structure, and light shape domestic spaces, tracing the enduring influence of modernism on the way we design and inhabit homes.

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Contributing Experts

Ignacio García Martínez

Architect, Professor & Theorist

Ignacio is a Spanish architect based in Lisbon, Portugal, with professional experience in Spain, Portugal, England, Mexico and China. His contributions to ArchEyes bring a nuanced reading of global architectural trends and the cultural contexts behind them.

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Xaime Diz Sanz

Architect & Illustrator

Xaime is a Spanish architect based in Madrid who has worked in Spain, Switzerland and the United States. In 2020 he founded XDS, his own architecture and design studio. His articles draw directly on professional practice.

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Dr. Kenzo Hosokawa Menéndez

Construction Engineer & Professor

Kenzo is a building engineer of Hispanic-Japanese descent based in Madrid. He earned his Ph.D. in Building Engineering in 2020 and has since been a faculty member at the Technical University of Madrid. His contributions examine the intersection of architecture, construction, and engineering.

William K. Liu

Architectural Trainee & Design Writer

William writes about sustainable, detail-driven architecture. Raised in a century-old heritage home, he approaches design as a balance of craftsmanship, function, and longevity, and is currently exploring climate-responsive and culturally rooted design through an architectural exchange program in Asia.

Editorial Standards

  • Editorial independence. Projects are selected for their architectural significance. We do not follow a publishing schedule and publish only when we have something noteworthy to share; read our editorial philosophy.
  • Review. Articles are edited and reviewed under the direction of the Editor-in-Chief before publication.
  • Sources and credits. Articles are built on architects’ documentation, published research and site knowledge, and credit the architects, photographers and image owners whose work appears.
  • Corrections. If you spot an error, please contact the editorial team, and we will review and correct it.

Recognition

Contact

For corrections, project submissions and editorial enquiries, please contact the editorial team. Learn more about ArchEyes.