Articles by Francesc Zamora

Modular layouts, sun-responsive cladding and low-carbon construction define the new aesthetic of for ward-thinking research campuses.

These projects prove that climate-conscious architecture isn’t just smart — it’s beautiful, atmosphe ric, and surprisingly poetic.

These buildings engage Niemeyer’s spatial ideals in dialogue with today’s environmental and social i mperatives.

Barcelona’s famous building is expected to be completed in 2026, marking 100 years since Antoni Gaud í’s death and over 140 years of construction.

Today, Maximalism blends history, technology, and bold aesthetics with contemporary design.

From cast-iron icons to contemporary community spaces, Barcelona’s modern market renovations are red efining urban life and architecture.

How did Barcelona's former industrial neighborhood, once known as "the Catalan Manchester," transfor m into its new technological hub?

How did Modernism shape the built environment and influence contemporary architecture?

Arch Viz has become an essential tool for communicating architecture.