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Architects: Grupo GEN Arquitectura, Sergio Latre Palacios
- Area: 303 m²
- Year: 2021


The Master of Advanced Studies in Collective Housing (MCH) is a full-time international postgraduate program in architecture and design for cities and housing, presented by UPM and ETH Zurich. After 16 editions, it is considered one of the best architecture master's programs in the world.


Migration has been a constant phenomenon throughout human history and has played a fundamental role in the formation and development of cities. While it may not appear to be a particularly novel approach at first glance, there are few topics more relevant today than migration, which is intersected by political, geostrategic, economic, environmental, and urban issues. Today, new structural factors are driving it with greater force than ever before. Instability in the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America, the war in Ukraine, climate change, poverty, and population growth only serve to increase the flow of people seeking a better place in the world.

The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) in Barcelona announces a new edition of its Global Summer School (GSS), marking another milestone in fostering global collaboration and innovation in the fields of architecture and design.
For over 14 years, the IAAC has been at the forefront of facilitating the exchange of knowledge and experience among architects, engineers, designers, and innovators worldwide. The GSS brings together students from diverse backgrounds to engage with the IAAC’s network of renowned experts and faculty.

If you are interested in the relationship between food and the city, we invite you to the presentation of the new book co-published by Arquitecturas Afectivas Editorial and the Master in Architectural Communication (MACA). The event will be held online on Wednesday, November 13, at 7:00 PM (CET).

Affective Ecologies is an independent learning environment for observing and experimenting with the affective realities that drive us in relation to design and contemporary ecology.

Designed for students and professionals in architecture and urban planning seeking alternative approaches to intervening in the city and the territory.
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