
Torrefiel-Orriols Neighborhood Equality Unit / 7a+i
D11 Renovation / SOG design + Espacio Studio

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Architects: Espacio Studio, SOG design
- Area: 484 m²
- Year: 2021
Entrepatios House / Z3 Arquitectura Interior

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Architects: Z3 Arquitectura Interior
- Area: 215 m²
- Year: 2023
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Manufacturers: Cosentino, EGGER, JUNG, Jiso Iluminacion, Aromas del Campo, +8
La Volteta del Carmen Renovation / Piano Piano Studio

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Architects: Piano Piano Studio
- Area: 115 m²
- Year: 2020
Apartments in Spain: 20 Examples with less than 100 m2

How to design livable spaces, making the most of the available square meters? Currently, the design of housing in major urban centers is often linked to finding ways to optimize interior spaces, integrate environments for better lighting and ventilation, and establish a connection with the outdoors. According to the needs of its inhabitants, project requirements, and often construction costs, architecture professionals seek to provide flexibility, spaciousness, and adaptability to spaces through renovations, transformations, and more, which provide good living conditions and consider the possible changes that future generations may have to face.
TAC! Urban Architecture Festival 2023 Inaugurates the Mediterranean Pavilion in Valencia

Until October 16, 2023, the second edition of TAC! Urban Architecture Festival will take place in the city of Valencia under the temporary Mediterranean pavilion designed by Manuel Bouzas. Located in the Plaza Músico López Chavarri in the Carmen neighborhood, the pavilion pays homage to vernacular architecture in response to the Mediterranean climate and the role of the Mediterranean shutter, a mechanism that for centuries provided an effective, simple, and lightweight solution for sun protection, allowing habitable spaces to adapt to climatic conditions.
Rehabilitation and Extension of Masía de Sant Josep de Montserrat / Carpe Studio + CRUX arquitectos + Anna Solaz

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Architects: Anna Solaz, CRUX arquitectos, Carpe Studio
- Area: 1665 m²
- Year: 2022
ONDIS, Non-Discrimination and Anti-Crime Office / 7a+i
Les pinyes del Cabanyal Intervention / Piano Piano Studio

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Architects: Piano Piano Studio
- Area: 141 m²
- Year: 2022
Reinventing History: 20 Remarkable Renovations of Stone Houses in Spain

What does architectural restoration, transformation, or renovation entail? What factors are involved in their processes? When delving into the interiors of Spanish homes, we set out to discover the various methodologies, tools, and technical and construction strategies that are often employed, with stone as the main protagonist.
Earth House / Lara Fuster Prieto

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Architects: Lara Fuster Prieto
- Area: 142 m²
- Year: 2022
Renovation of the Hall of Doors / CRUX arquitectos

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Architects: CRUX arquitectos
- Area: 110 m²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: JUNG, Cinca, Madentia SL, Roca, TEULAT
Porcelanosa: A 50-year history in the world of architecture and design

This year, Porcelanosa celebrates 50 years of inspiring architects, stimulating creative exploration in design, and bringing memorable projects to life. Since its founding in 1973 in Vila-real, Spain, Porcelanosa has become a benchmark for architecture, design, and interior design, focusing its production on flooring, single-fired wall tiles, stoneware, and porcelain tiles. Moving away from traditional red clay manufacturing, José Soriano and brothers Héctor and Manuel Colonques introduced the distinctive touch of ceramics to design.
Alongside developing comprehensive space design solutions, year after year, Porcelanosa sets trends in materials, textures, and interior design. Additionally, since 2018, the company has organized an international exhibition showcasing annual design trends in flooring, wall coverings, kitchens, bathrooms, and other elements such as wardrobes, furniture, and lighting.
What are the Interior Courtyards of Spanish Houses like? 10 Examples in Contemporary Architecture and Design

The origin of interior courtyards dates back several years, serving as a means of shelter, security, and protection, while also aiming to achieve comfort and well-being through exterior elements. In contemporary housing, a wide range of possibilities is deployed, capable of accommodating various uses and activities that foster the relationship between the interior and exterior environment. Furthermore, notions of energy efficiency, thermal regulation, ventilation, and natural lighting are incorporated, among others.
Integrated Kitchens in Spanish Homes: 50 Houses that Add Spaciousness and Flexibility

In Spain, the implementation of integrated kitchens in homes has become increasingly common in contemporary architecture. Although there are various configurations and designs that are applied according to the customs and cultures of societies, as we saw in Argentina or Uruguay, the essence of conceiving the kitchen space as a hub of activities and a gathering space among its inhabitants and visitors is a common factor. This has led architects to try to find innovative ways, technologies, or materials that achieve an aesthetic and harmony capable of providing functionality, spaciousness, and flexibility to homes.
Evergreen Design Elements that Define Contemporary Interiors: 7 Features that Last the Test of Time

When it comes to forward-thinking interior design, adaptability, and timelessness are two key factors that can guarantee a home will look just as current years from now as it does today. One interior style that makes use of them more than any other is: contemporary. By borrowing elements from several prominent styles and combining them into a harmonic whole, contemporary interiors stay current even as trends move on. But what are the components that remain constant even with this ever-changing fashion? We explore seven evergreen design elements that define contemporary interiors.
Call for Entries Opens for the European Award for Architectural Heritage Intervention AHI

The call for entries for the European Award for Architectural Heritage Intervention (AHI), aimed at professionals and associations linked to architectural heritage, is open until March 17, 2023. Its primary objective is to recognize high-quality interventions in built heritage across all its dimensions. In doing so, the award aims to contribute to their dissemination and establish itself as a catalyst and observatory for the new challenges that contemporary architectural globalization poses to the conservation and intervention of built heritage.
Best Houses of 2022

As 2022 winds down, ArchDaily brings together the highlights of architecture in a series of retrospectives. As part of this effort, the Projects Team turns to one of the most popular categories among readers—residential architecture—with the objective of gathering the houses that represent the best of a vast world of architectural production according to our worldwide audience.























































