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Alberto Campo Baeza is a Spanish architect known for his rigorous minimalism and masterful use of light and geometry. His work emphasizes essential forms, spatial clarity, and a profound connection to place, often drawing on classical and metaphysical references. Through projects like the House of the Infinite and Caja de Granada, he has established a distinct architectural voice rooted in timeless principles.
“Architecture should be like a mirror in which man looks and recognizes himself” – Alberto Campo Baeza
Set on a hillside in Sevilla la Nueva, a town southwest of Madrid, Casa De Blas is a distilled expression of the architectural dialectic between weight and lightness, earth and…
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In the undefined periphery of Granada, where infrastructure precedes urban identity, Alberto Campo Baeza inserts a resolute and luminous object: the central offices of the Caja General de Ahorros. Designed…
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Located at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean in Cádiz, Spain, House of the Infinite (Casa del Infinito) by Alberto Campo Baeza embodies a radical architectural gesture: a purified horizontal…
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