David Cohn

Led by six women, Cierto Estudio reconsiders domestic space in Spain.

The climate-sensitive project is steeped in Andalusian tradition, including the extensive use of esparto grass.

Designed by local architect Jose Fernández-Llebrez, this understated multifamily home contains three apartments on four floors for a couple and the families of their two adult children.

The husband and wife team of Álvaro Fidalgo and Arantza Ozaeta, in Madrid, are redesigning the design process to include clients and users.

The timber structure features branching columns and intricate joinery inside a 19th-century stable ruin, highlighting the school’s learn-by-doing approach.

Read an excerpt from ‘Spain: Modern Architectures in History’ discussing the short but influential career of Catalan architect Enric Miralles.

Even industrial buildings should have architectural bravura, according to the Spanish startup that hired the 2012 Design Vanguard firm.

A trio of pavilions honor the original family home designed by Lucía's father while expanding the live-work capacity of the site.

The Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos co-founder details the firm’s first American commission: an expansion of the Edward Larrabee Barnes–designed Dallas Museum of Art.