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Rafael Gómez-Moriana's architecture blog

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Spanish Steps

[Originally published in Azure, Nov/Dec 2013] One thing becomes immediately apparent when approaching MediaLab-Prado. There is no confusing old with … More

adaptive re-use, architecture, Azure, Langarita Navarro, Madrid, media

Quietly Brilliant: Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos

[Originally published in Mark Magazine #35] Fuensanta Nieto and Enrique Sobejano are truly architects’ architects. They may not be a … More

architecture, competition, geometry, Interviews, Islamic architecture, Madrid, Mark Magazine, museum, Nieto Sobejano

Power to the People: Andrés Jaque activist-architect

[originally published in Mark Magazine #29] The office of Andrés Jaque Arquitectos Still on the shy side of 40, Andrés … More

activism, Andrés Jaque, ethics, housing, interactive, Madrid, Mark Magazine, politics, Research, urbanism, urbanization

Team Play: Caja Mágica Tennis Centre, Madrid, by Dominique Perrault

[originally published in Mark Magazine #21] Exterior view of Caja Mágica Tennis Centre. La Villa Savoye on steroids? In-between the … More

dominique perrault, flexibility, Madrid, Mark Magazine, piranesi, sport

Exquisite Corpse: CaixaForum Madrid by Herzog + de Meuron

[originally published in Mark Magazine #14] A large sculpture next to a mega monochrome painting – at first glance and from a … More

adaptive re-use, art, heritage, Herzog de Meuron, Madrid, Mark Magazine, museum, Spain

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Criticalista collects Rafael Gomez-Moriana's writings on architecture and the built environment. All photographs by the author unless indicated otherwise.

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