Displacements: The Transnational Work of Jasper Architects, by Bisman Ediciones

In the field of architecture, the technological, social, and cultural changes driven by 21st-century globalization processes have enabled the development of transnational teams and diverse firms designing projects with innovative perspectives and visions unmoored from a single geographical location. Hyper-communication, exchange, and advanced digital resources are design tools that have allowed architects to operate with a more global vision of the practice, transcending national borders and enabling them to approach architectural challenges in a more open and pluralistic way.

This world of multiple horizons is the focus of the book "Desplazamientos / Jasper Architectes", an editorial project carried out by Bisman Ediciones and Qut ediciones—with interviews conducted by Fredy Massad—which explores the design work of the studio founded and led by Martin Jasper. Conceived as a compendium, the volume presents a selection of works organized around the eight main cities where the office has designed buildings, focusing on the studio's inherent displacements—a condition addressed from geographical, conceptual, and design standpoints.