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José Hevia is a Spanish architecture photographer with a distinctive style who embodies an exceptional understanding of space, light, and form, enabling him to capture the intrinsic essence of architectural designs in his images. Hevia’s photography masterfully showcases the interplay of light and shadow, the dialogue between architecture and its surroundings, and the tactile qualities of construction materials.
Barcelona’s escalating housing crisis, marked by rising costs and inflexible development strategies, has revealed the limitations of conventional urban planning. In response to this pressing challenge, the Illa Glòries housing…
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Completed in 1952, Casa Ugalde is one of the earliest and most influential residential works by José Antonio Coderch, designed in collaboration with Manuel Valls. Located on a rugged cliffside…
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ARQUID’s expansion of Idilia Foods’ cocoa cream factory in Parets del Vallès, Barcelona, represents a thoughtful response to the pressing demands of industrial growth. Faced with the need to expand…
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In an ambitious and symbolic transformation, the Spanish architecture studio b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos has breathed new life into Simon’s old Poble Nou, Barcelona factory. The project, aptly named SWITCH,…
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In the serene Bonanova neighborhood of Palma, the innovative residential project Paral·lel stands out as a model of sustainable and efficient design. Conceived and executed by Oliver Hernaiz Architecture Lab…
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Completed in 2022 by OHLAB architects, the Can Santacilia restoration represents an elegant interplay of history and modernity in a residential project tucked away in the vibrant heart of Palma…
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