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Adrià Goula is a Barcelona-based architectural photographer. He has worked on numerous projects, capturing the essence of various buildings and their relation to space, light, and geometry. Adrià Goula’s photography emphasizes the integration of architecture into its surroundings and the impact that design can have on its context.
Forestone Cabin is a 20 m² experimental dwelling located in the Pyrenees, conceived as a research prototype that explores the intersection of regenerative forestry, fire-responsive construction, and compact living within…
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Located in Soa, near Yaoundé, Cameroon, the African Flow School emerges as a spatial manifestation of a pedagogical framework rooted in cultural continuity and low-impact construction. Designed by Vicente Guallart…
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Tucked into the dense landscape of Barcelona’s Collserola Natural Park, the Valldaura Labs Campus of the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) continues its experimental trajectory with the development…
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In the bustling urban landscape of Barcelona, where modernity meets antiquity, a fresh structure has come to fruition: the House 1616. Nestled between partition walls, this single-family house is a…
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Designed by HARQUITECTES, House 1101 in Sant Cugat, Barcelona epitomizes a refreshing blend of modern architecture and natural harmony. The genesis of House 1101 was uncharacteristically aligned with an architects’…
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Nestled in the quaint town of Ullastret, Girona, lies an architectural gem that brilliantly fuses tradition with innovation. House 1413, conceived by HARQUITECTES, is a project inspired by a timeless…
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