El estudio Vivas Arquitectos, fundado por César Vivas y Cristian Vivas en Barcelona en 2006 abarca desde la conceptualización de ideas y propuestas hasta la ejecución y desarrollo de los proyectos en colaboración con técnicos y consultores especializados. Con un enfoque creativo, pragmático y multidisciplinar, trabaja en diversos ámbitos, desde la gran escala territorial y urbana hasta la arquitectura y diseño a pequeña escala, aplicando criterios que tienen en consideración a un mismo nivel tanto cuestiones formales, materiales y funcionales como económicas, medioambientales y sociales que garanticen el desarrollo sostenible de los proyectos.
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The building comprising 56 industrialised timber social housing units in Sant Andreu has been awarded first prize in the 7th edition of the AMAD Wood Architecture Awards, in the ‘new build’ category, organised by the Wood Industry Research Association (AITIM), the Sustainability and Architecture Association (ASA) and ONESTA.
We have been shortlisted for the 2026 Architecture Awards organised by the CSCAE for the 30+8 social housing block on Calle Josep Togores, Palma de Mallorca.
The building comprising 45 units of industrialised social housing on Carrer del Marroc, Barcelona, has been featured in issue 133 of AV Proyectos magazine under the title “Industrialised Housing”.
‘La Chalmeta’ building has been featured in the book “From the Zona Franca to the Marina. 100 Years of Social Housing in Barcelona 1925–2025”.
The 56-unit social housing block in Sant Andreu and the emergency shelter for homeless women have been featured in the book “Industrialised Timber Architecture in Spain”.
Third prize in the restricted competition for the extension and refurbishment of the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC), organised by the museum itself (with Tomàs Morató).
The building comprising 30+8 social housing units on Calle Josep Togores, Palma de Mallorca, has been featured in issue 174 of the magazine Vía Construcción.
Second prize in the design and construction competition for community facilities in the Pere Garau neighbourhood, Palma de Mallorca, organised by Palma City Council.
Presentation of the Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women, recognised as the best social housing project at the 10th edition of the Matilde Baffa Ugo Rivolta European Architecture Award.
The building comprising 45 industrialised social housing units on Calle del Marroc has been selected as a finalist in the Advanced Architecture Awards in the ‘Industrialised Construction’ category.
Participation in the round-table discussion “Large-scale industrialisation: requirements, conditions, benefits”, on innovation and sustainability in housing, at the National Congress on Advanced Architecture and Construction 4.0 Rebuild 2026, with a presentation.
The building comprising 30+8 social housing units on Calle Josep Togores, Palma de Mallorca, has been featured in issue 391 of Diseño Interior magazine.
A review of recent residential projects, rethinking housing from an architectural perspective and placing well-being, sustainability and the collective dimension at the heart of the project.
Presentation of the latest projects in the ‘Unit Earth Matters’ project course at La Salle School of Architecture (ETSALS).
Honourable mention in the ideas competition for the Elche Conference Centre, organised by the Alicante Provincial Council.
We have been awarded first prize for the best social housing project at the 10th edition of the Matilde Baffa Ugo Rivolta European Architecture Award for the Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women.
Second prize in the competition for 82 social housing units on Carrer Plom, in the Marina del Prat Vermell neighbourhood, Barcelona, organised by INCASÒL.
Presentation of our most recent projects as part of the Instituto Cervantes’ lecture series “Différents manières de construire”, within the framework of Architectures en transitions.
‘La Chalmeta’ building and the social housing block for the elderly and temporary accommodation in Fort Pienc have been featured in the special “Spanien” issue of Archithese.
We have received first prize in the “Sustainable Architecture” category at the 8th edition of the Arquitectura Plus Awards for the Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women.
The 67-unit social housing block in Block C of Illa Glòries, Barcelona, has been featured in issue 24.2025 of Bauwelt under the title “30%. Wie Sozialer Wohnungsbau aussehen kann”.
Presentation of the most recent projects as part of the conference “Other Ways of Building” at the ETSA Seville.
Publication on the emergency shelter for homeless women in issue B11 of the German magazine Baumeister under the title “Krisen überwinden”.
Presentation of the most recent social housing projects as part of the conference and debate “Paisatges habitacionals”.
We have been awarded first prize in the design and construction competition for the Palma de Mallorca Exhibition Centre, organised by Palma City Council.
We have received first prize in the March Materials Awards for the 30+8 social housing building on Calle Josep Togores in Palma de Mallorca.
Finalists in the Mapei Awards for Sustainable Architecture 2025 for the 45-unit industrialised social housing block on Calle del Marroc and the 56-unit social housing block on the site of the former Sant Andreu Barracks.
The emergency shelter for homeless women has been featured in issue 150 of the French magazine Sequences Bois under the title “Convivialité”.
Participation in the conference on industrialised construction organised by Jornadas Interempresas and La Vanguardia, demonstrating a commitment to innovation and sustainability in the housing sector.
The building comprising 45 prefabricated social housing units on Calle del Marroc has been selected as a finalist in the 10th edition of the Matilde Baffa Ugo Rivolta European Architecture Award 2025 for social housing.
We have been awarded first prize in the competition for 89 social housing units on Miquel Porter i Moix Street, in the Marina del Prat Vermell neighbourhood of Barcelona, organised by INCASÒL (with Jaume Alcover).
The building comprising 30+8 social housing units on Josep Togores Street, Palma de Mallorca, has been published in TC Cuadernos under the title “Wooden Life. Engineered timber in collective housing in Spain”.
The 67-unit social housing block on Illa Glòries, Barcelona, has been shortlisted for the 7th edition of the BigMat International Architecture Award 2025.
The 45-unit industrialised social housing block on Calle del Marroc has been featured in issue 436 of ON diseño under the title “Transportable Architecture”.
The emergency shelter for homeless women has been shortlisted for the 20th ENOR Awards 2025.
The 45-unit industrialised social housing block on Calle del Marroc has been featured in issue 190 of NAN Arquitectura.
Presentation of the main industrialised housing projects as part of the conference “The Industrialisation of Construction: Industrialisation for an Efficient and Sustainable Model”, including an analysis of their social and economic benefits.
The emergency shelter for homeless women in Barcelona is featured in issue 128 of AV Proyectos, under the title “Community Care”.
The industrialised social housing on Calle del Marroc takes centre stage in the article “We Build Like the Romans” by Juli Capella, which offers a critique of conventional construction systems.
Participation in the debate “Social architecture at different scales”, which analyses new ways of living, cohabitation, flexibility in housing spaces and architectural solutions that respond to contemporary needs.
The building comprising 45 industrialised social housing units on Calle del Marroc has been shortlisted for the 2025 Architecture Awards organised by the CSCAE.
Participation in the round table “Science and Architecture in the Service of Health: New Paradigms in Construction”, discussing how innovation in materials and expertise in green building are redefining the way healthy spaces are designed.
Participation in the round-table discussion “Co-housing in Barcelona: living in community, another way of life in the big city”, which explores how co-housing transforms urban life, the opportunities it offers, its impact on the city, and the challenges and solutions it presents.
The 30+8 social housing building in Palma de Mallorca forms part of the Spanish Pavilion at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia. It is included in the exhibition “Internalities: Architectures for Territorial Equilibrium”, within the research theme “Emissions”.
Participation in the Barcelona Housing and Renovation Forum 2025 with various recent social housing projects in the city.
The 30+8 social housing block on Calle Josep Togores, Palma de Mallorca, has been selected as a finalist in the 2025 Catalonia Green Building Awards in the “best green-built housing” category.
A review of the studio’s track record through its major works, with a particular focus on collective housing projects that combine structural clarity, urban sensitivity and social commitment.
Publication of the Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women in Issue 1, 2025 of the Swedish magazine Trä!, which specialises in wood.
The social housing project on Illa Glòries is featured in the article “Social housing during the Colau era” by Llàtzer Moix, as part of a recent analysis of public housing in Barcelona.
Third prize in the competition for 91 social housing units on Carrer del Marroc with Agricultura, Barcelona, organised by the IMHAB.
The 32-unit cooperative housing block “La Chalmeta” is featured in the exhibition “Conviviendo. European Collective Housing Award”, in which the Basque Architecture Institute highlights collective housing as a cornerstone of European societies and the welfare state.
The emergency shelter for homeless women in Barcelona has been featured in issue 271-272 of AV Monografías, within the volume “Spain 2025”.
Publication of the 45-unit industrialised social housing block on Calle del Marroc in issue 61 of a+t magazine, entitled “Resources and Finesse”.
We have been included in AD100 Spain, Architectural Digest’s annual selection of the most prominent architecture and design studios and professionals in Spain.
Second prize in the competition for the refurbishment of the former Calella municipal market and its conversion into a civic centre, organised by Calella Town Council (with Arantxa Manrique).
The emergency shelter for homeless women has been shortlisted for the 2024 Mapei Awards for Sustainable Architecture in the ‘Public Buildings’ category.
Participation in the round-table discussion “WikiHousing & Industrialised Housing”, organised by IMHAB, which addressed the need to find an effective approach to the production of social housing.
“La Chalmeta” and the emergency shelter for homeless women projects featured in the article “They look like homes for the rich: why Britain should look to Europe for its social housing revolution”, published in the British newspaper The Guardian.
The Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women has been featured in the German magazine AIT No. 11.2024 under the title “Health and Spa”.
The emergency shelter for homeless women was a finalist at the XVIII Ibero-American Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism, in the “Panorama of Works” category.
Publication of the emergency shelter for homeless women in the German magazine Bauwelt No. 22.2024 under the title “Obdach”.
Third prize in the competition for the refurbishment and extension of the Can Felipa municipal facility, organised by BIMSA.
Feature on the emergency shelter for homeless women in issue 168 of the magazine Vía Construcción.
First prize in the competition for 150 social housing units on Avenida de Pau Casals, Hospitalet de Llobregat, organised by INCASÒL (with Nogué Onzain Arquitectes and Jaume Alcover).
Third prize in the competition for 190 social housing units on Calle del País Basc, Terrassa, organised by INCASÒL (with Nogué Onzain Arquitectes and Musquera Arquitectura).
Feature on the Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women in the Austrian architecture magazine Architektur aktuell, issue 9/2024, under the title “KLIMA”.
Feature on the Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women in the article “Welcoming through architecture”, by Anatxu Zabalbeascoa.
Interview of the studio in the article “The future of Health”, in the Italian magazine Domus, on housing rights in Barcelona in recent years.
First prize in the competition for 35 cooperative housing unit for the elderly in the former Solterra Hotel, Sant Hilari Sacalm (Girona), organised by Sostre Cívic (with Victor Lacima and Manuel Pagés).
A compilation of strategies and proposals addressing the design of residential living spaces, featuring the 32-unit cooperative housing block ‘La Chalmeta’.
Inclusion of social housing for the elderly and temporary accommodation at Fort Pienc in the article “Spain: new forms of domesticity arising from the crises”, as part of a reflection on policies and the recent landscape of social housing.
The studio has been awarded the Professional Award (for professional and ethical values) for the Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women at the 3rd edition of the Architecture Awards organised by the CSCAE.
The Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women has been featured in issue 429/430 of ON diseño magazine.
Feature on the Emergency Shelter for Homeless Women in issue 60 of a+t magazine, entitled “Abstraction and Responsibility”.
The 32-unit cooperative housing block “La Chalmeta” was a finalist in the first edition of the European Collective Housing Award, organised by the Basque Country Institute of Architecture and the Arc en Rêve Centre d’Architecture.
Fourth prize in the competition for the new Alzines Balladores nursery and primary school in Sant Feliu de Buixalleu, organised by Infraestructures of the Government of Catalonia.
The emergency shelter for homeless women was selected as a winning entry in the 5th edition of the AMAD Wood Architecture Awards, organised by the Wood Industry Research Association (AITIM), the Sustainability and Architecture Association (ASA) and ONESTA.
The 32-unit cooperative housing block “La Chalmeta”, in the Marina del Prat Vermell neighbourhood, has been featured in issue 261–262 of AV Monografías, within the volume “Spain 2024”.
Finalist in the competition for 88 social housing units in Cornellà de Llobregat, organised by AMB-IMPSOL.
First prize in the competition for the renovation, refurbishment and conversion of the Artéxtil building into a teaching building for the UAB in Sabadell (with Tomàs Morató).
Inclusion of the social housing block for the elderly and temporary accommodation in Fort Pienc in the exhibition “Everyday life explained through architecture. Barcelona, 2000–2020”, held at the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona.
The studio participated in the round table “Sustainable development in public works”, held at the COAC Tarragona, on the challenges of sustainability in public works and the incorporation of environmental, social and economic criteria into architectural projects.
The 32-unit cooperative housing building “La Chalmeta” is featured in the compilation “Building Utopia: A Project on Cooperative Housing”, dedicated to cooperative housing projects in Barcelona.
The 32-unit cooperative housing building “La Chalmeta” has been selected for the 4th edition of the Barcelona Catalan Architecture Exhibition.
The 32-unit cooperative housing block “La Chalmeta” features in the compilation of cooperative housing projects in the “Autogestionar” collection.
The 32-unit cooperative housing building “La Chalmeta” has been included in the publication “Me-dio Pla-zo. We are the architecture we live in”, as a finalist in the 16th Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism.
Fourth prize in the competition for the new Gaia School for pre-school and primary education in the former Umbrella Factory, in Barcelona’s Eixample district, organised by the Barcelona Education Consortium (with Tomàs Morató).
Third prize in the competition for the refurbishment of the existing Barcelona Activa headquarters building in Barcelona, an office building (with Tomàs Morató).
Publication of the 32-unit cooperative housing block “La Chalmeta” in the German magazine Bauwelt No. 15.2023 under the title “Moderne Moderne”.
Social housing for older people and temporary accommodation in Fort Pienc take centre stage in the Canadian Centre for Architecture’s documentary “Where We Grow Older”, presented at the 2023 Arquiteturas Film Festival in Porto.
The 32-unit cooperative housing building “La Chalmeta” features in the publication “Barcelona. Urban Architecture and Community Since 2010”, which brings together architectural and urban planning projects built in Barcelona since 2010.
The 32-unit cooperative housing building “La Chalmeta” was a finalist at the 16th Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism, in the “new programmes” category.
Participation in the Social Housing Festival (ISHF) at the conference “Innovative Experiences in Social Housing in Europe”, focusing on recent developments in social housing, organised by the Catalan Land Institute (INCASÒL).
Inclusion of the 32-unit cooperative housing block “La Chalmeta” in the compilation of cooperative housing projects in Barcelona.
Presentation of the housing landscapes from the IMPSOL competitions at the exhibition “Paisatges Habitacionals. An inclusive and forward-looking perspective on collective housing in Catalonia”, organised by AMB-IMPSOL.
The studio’s participation in the conference “Towards healthy, decarbonised and circular buildings”, as part of the VII Architecture and Health Congress, where recent experiences with natural materials in public works projects were shared.
We have won first prize in the competition for 100 social housing units in Mollet del Vallès, organised by INCASÒL.
First prize in the competition for the Integrated Care Unit for Children and Adolescents (Barnahus) in Manresa, organised by Infraestructures.cat.
Inclusion of some of the studio’s most recent projects in the book “Habitatge. Barcelona 2015-2023”, promoted by Barcelona City Council, which sets out the housing policies implemented in the city between 2015 and 2023.
Publication of the 32-unit cooperative housing block “La Chalmeta” in issue 57 of the magazine a+t, entitled “Generosity”.
Third prize in the competition for the comprehensive refurbishment of Castell Nou de Llinars del Vallès as a multidisciplinary office space (with Tomàs Morató).
The 32-unit cooperative housing building “La Chalmeta” has been featured in issue 417 of ON diseño magazine.
Presentation of the industrialised social housing units on Carrer Marroc at the exhibition “Industrialised Housing. Building a more flexible and efficient housing model for Barcelona”.
Presentation of the “La Chalmeta” cooperative housing units at the exhibition “Cooperative Housing. Community living in Barcelona’s housing cooperatives under a transfer-of-use arrangement”, as one of 19 ongoing projects in Barcelona.
Presentation of the blocks of industrialised social housing in the former Sant Andreu Barracks at the Barcelona Housing and Regeneration Forum (FHAR).
Second prize in the competition for 48 social housing units in Can Gambús, Sabadell, organised by VIMUSA.
Presentation of recent collective housing projects at the Collective Housing Seminar at the Tecnológico de Monterrey, in the School of Architecture, Industrial Design and Art.
First prize in the competition for the new PAV-3 Meridiana Sud sports centre in Barcelona, comprising a park and sports hall in the Sant Martí district, organised by BIMSA (with Elena Valls and Pep Buxadé).
Publication of the social housing for the elderly and temporary accommodation in Fort Pienc, Barcelona, in ON diseño magazine no. 410.
First prize in the competition for Building A comprising 79 industrialised social housing units in the former Sant Andreu Barracks, Barcelona, organised by IMHAB (with Exe Arquitectura).
First prize in the competition for Building J comprising 56 industrialised social housing units in the former Sant Andreu Barracks, Barcelona, organised by IMHAB (with Exe Arquitectura).
Participation in the UIA International Forum with the debate “Barcelona as an agent of change, Urbanism and Social Housing. Affordable Housing Activation Event”, at the Roca Barcelona Gallery, on strategies for activating affordable housing in the city.
2021
Second prize in the ideas competition for 52 social housing units in Ibiza, organised by IBAVI (Balearic Housing Institute).
The social housing and accommodation building on Calle Ali Bei was a finalist in the Arquitectura Plus Awards, in the ‘multi-family housing’ category.
The studio took part in the debate ‘The Future of Residential Architecture in Barcelona’, sponsored by Grupo Vía, where recent projects were presented alongside those of other architectural firms.
First prize in the competition for 45 industrialised social housing units on Calle del Marroc, Barcelona, organised by IMHAB (in collaboration with Exe Arquitectura + Constructora del Cardoner).
Second prize in the competition for the new Regional Technical Building in Sant Fruitós del Bages, Barcelona – a regional fire station – organised by Infraestructures of the Government of Catalonia.
Second prize in the competition for the Sagrada Família Social Services Centre in the Myrurgia block, Barcelona, as a new local facility in the Eixample district, organised by BIMSA.
Social housing for the elderly and temporary accommodation in Fort Pienc, Barcelona, are the focus of Llàtzer Moix’s architectural review in La Vanguardia, entitled “Habitar la pell de l’edifici”.
Presentation of the “La Chalmeta” cooperative housing block and participation in the round-table discussion as part of the session “Living Differently: The Borda Experience and New Cooperatives”.
Third prize in the competition for the new Municipal Police Station for Territorial Unit 9 in the Sant Andreu district, Barcelona, organised by BIMSA (with Coll-Barreu architects).
Participation in the “Panorama” lecture, as part of the “Habitatge i Ciutat” course at the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB), with a presentation of recent housing and urban projects.
First prize in the competition for the industrialised construction of a building comprising 40 social housing units and local facilities in the Sants-Montjuïc neighbourhood, Barcelona, organised by IMHAB (with Ojo Estudio + Fnueve Studio).
Second prize in the competition for the redevelopment of the “Sallarés Deu” industrial complex in Sabadell as a new centre for social and technological innovation, organised by Sabadell City Council (in collaboration with Arderiu & Morató).
Featured in Arquitectura Plus magazine, issue No. 26, with an interview with the studio and a review of its most recent projects.
First prize in the ideas competition for 30+8 social housing units on J. Togores Street, in the Olivera neighbourhood, Palma de Mallorca, organised by the IBAVI (Balearic Housing Institute).
Finalist in the competition for the partial refurbishment of Hall “E” at the Palo Alto site, Barcelona, intended to house a business incubator, organised by BIMSA (with Arderiu & Morató).
The studio participated in the conference “Ágora, the future of housing”, sponsored by Grupo Vía, presenting its most recent projects for discussion alongside other architectural practices.
2019
Second prize in the competition for the refurbishment of the Sants Community Centre in Barcelona, organised by BIMSA (with Arderiu & Morató).
Third prize in the ideas competition for a care home and day centre for the elderly in Sant Vicenç de Torelló, Barcelona, organised by Sant Vicenç de Torelló Town Council.
Fourth prize in the competition for a mixed-use facility in Nou Barris, Barcelona, comprising a social services centre, an assembly hall, a residents’ association and a centre for the elderly, organised by BIMSA.
Fifth prize in the competition for the refurbishment and extension of the “El Local” Cultural Centre in Sant Pere de Ribes, Barcelona, organised by Sant Pere de Ribes Town Council.
Fourth prize in the competition for the La Sagrera Municipal Sports Centre in Sant Andreu, Barcelona, featuring outdoor swimming pools and a solarium, activity rooms and paddle tennis courts, organised by BIMSA.
Second prize in the competition for the refurbishment of the former Teixonera tile factory as premises for neighbourhood organisations in Vall d’Hebron, Barcelona, organised by BIMSA (with Arderiu & Morató).
Fourth prize in the competition for the refurbishment of a new music school in El Raval, Barcelona, organised by BIMSA (with Arderiu & Morató).
Contribution, through various social housing projects currently under development, to the analysis of housing policies promoted by Barcelona City Council between 2015 and 2018.
Winners of The Creative Awards 2018 in the Architecture category. The award was presented during The Creative Fest, held at the former Estrella Damm factory.
First prize in the competition for 115 social housing units on Via Favència, Barcelona, organised by IMHAB (with Pau Vidal and Arquitectura Produccions).
First prize in the competition for an emergency shelter for homeless women in the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district of Barcelona, comprising a 100-bed building and the development of the outdoor spaces, organised by BIMSA.
First prize in the competition for 32 cooperative housing units under a transfer-of-use scheme on Carrer Ulldecona, La Marina in the Zona Franca, Barcelona, organised by Barcelona City Council (with Pau Vidal).
First prize in the competition for a building comprising 67 social housing units and commercial premises (Block C) at Illa Glòries, Barcelona, organised by IMHAB (with Pau Vidal).
Fifth prize in the competition for a multi-purpose building with communal facilities for the elderly and accommodation in Ciutat Vella, Barcelona, organised by BIMSA (with Pau Vidal).
Interview with the studio reviewing the main housing projects currently underway.
Second prize in the competition for a care home in Pòrtol, Marratxí, Mallorca, organised by the Consortium of Social, Health and Care Resources of the Balearic Islands (with Pau Vidal).
Honourable mention in the ideas competition for a care home in Son Martorell, Palma de Mallorca, organised by the Consortium of Social, Health and Care Resources of the Balearic Islands.
Second prize in the competition for the development of the “Eix Bruc” area and the construction of 16 social housing units in Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Barcelona, organised by AMB-IMPSOL (with Pau Vidal).
Article entitled “Essential Architecture. New homes, new concepts” on the studio’s history and projects.
Participation in the exhibition “Europe 40 under 40”, opened at Contemporary Space Athens, Athens.
Fourth prize in the competition for a nursery, family centre and sports hall in the Sants district of Barcelona, organised by BIMSA (with Pau Vidal).
Selected as one of Europe’s 40 emerging architects and designers in 2016 by the European Centre for Architecture, Art, Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design.
First prize in the competition for 108 social housing units on Ulldecona Street, in the La Marina neighbourhood of the Zona Franca, Barcelona, organised by IMHAB (with Pau Vidal + Arquitectura Produccions).
The social housing and collective accommodation building in the Fort Pienc neighbourhood, Barcelona, featured in the publication “Plans and Projects for Barcelona 2011–2015”, published by the IMHAB.
The 36-unit social housing block in La Mina, Barcelona, is featured in the exhibition “Connection – Import Zurich, Export Barcelona – Cooperative Housing & Social Housing” at the Cities Connection Architektur Forum in Zurich.
Presentation at the ETSAB of five competitions in Bon Pastor (PMHB), featuring the 36-unit social housing building in La Mina, Barcelona, as part of “Qüestions d’Habitatge”.
Third prize in the competition for 58 social housing units in the Bonpastor neighbourhood of Barcelona, organised by IMHAB (in collaboration with Pau Vidal and Arquitectura Produccions).
The 36-unit social housing building in La Mina is featured in the exhibition “Connection – Import Zurich – Cooperative Housing & Social Housing” by the Cities Connection Project at the Official College of Architects of Catalonia (COAC), Barcelona.
The 36-unit social housing building in La Mina is featured in the exhibition “Connection – Export Barcelona – Social Housing in Urban Context” by the Cities Connection Project at the Pavillon SICLI in Geneva.
Participation in the “Les Portes de Collserola” competition in the publication “Naturbà. Barcelona Collserola, una relació retrobada”, which brings together 10 reflections and 111 proposals.
The renovation of a penthouse in Santa Catalina, Palma de Mallorca, has been featured in the Almudaina supplement of Diario de Mallorca.
The Master Plan for the Rambla de Nogalte in Puerto Lumbreras is part of the exhibition for the 8th AJAC Awards.
The building for tourism and socio-cultural uses and the redevelopment of open spaces in Sant Josep, Ibiza, feature in the publication Future Arquitecturas 43–44.
El edificio de 36 viviendas sociales en La Mina forma parte de la publicación “CCP – Export Barcelona. Social Urban Housing in Urban Context”.
The 36-unit social housing block in La Mina features in the exhibition “Connection – Export Barcelona. Social Housing in Urban Context”, organised by the Cities Connection Project at the Accademia di Architettura in Mendrisio.
The Masterplan for the Rambla de Nogalte in Puerto Lumbreras, Murcia, forms part of the AJAC VIII Awards exhibition at the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB).
The Master Plan for the Rambla de Nogalte in Puerto Lumbreras, Murcia, forms part of the AJAC VIII Awards exhibition as part of the “Thinking the Edge” conference, held at the Istanbul Modern Museum and Tütün Deposu-DEPO.
First prize in the competition for 49 social housing units for the elderly and 15 shared accommodation units in the Fort Pienc neighbourhood, Barcelona, for the IMHAB (with Pau Vidal and Arquitectura Produccions).
The Master Plan for the Tourist Areas of Calvià (PRIZTC), Mallorca, features in the publication Paisea No. 023, “The Large Scale”.
Joint award for urban planning and landscaping (unbuilt project) in the competition for the Master Plan of the Rambla de Nogalte in Puerto Lumbreras, Murcia.
Runner-up in the competition for a building and open spaces for tourist and socio-cultural uses in Caló de s’Oli, Sant Josep de Sa Talaia, Ibiza.
The Master Plan for the Tourist Areas of Calvià (PRIZTC), Mallorca, forms part of the BAM 012 Award, Mediterranean Bio-architecture exhibition at the Official Association of Architects of Catalonia (COAC), Barcelona.
Honourable mention in the ideas competition for a restaurant and bar building with terraces on Avenida del Conde de Guadalhorce, Avilés (with Daniel Valdés).
Invited to Palma de Mallorca for the Pecha Kucha sessions under the theme “Celebrate your city’s diversity”, as part of an event bringing together more than 450 cities worldwide to explore the diversities that shape and transform them.
Presentation of the studio’s most recent projects at the La Salle School of Architecture, Tarragona (URL).
Presentation of the studio’s most recent projects at the Reus School of Architecture (EAR).
Participation in the debate “I have a proposal for you”, with young architects and urban planners and Barcelona’s chief architect, as part of Trueque Barcelona.
Third prize in the ideas competition for the Strategic Master Plan for the restoration of the River Segura’s surroundings as it flows through the Hoya de D. García area, Abarán, Murcia.
Interview reviewing the studio’s career through its participation in various competitions.
Finalists in the competition for the socio-cultural centre, urban planning and beautification of Jesús, Santa Eulalia des Riu, Ibiza (with Pau Vidal and Jordi Raventós).
The competition for the Comprehensive Rehabilitation Plan for the Tourist Areas of Calvià (PRIZTC), Mallorca, finalist in the 3rd Mediterranean Landscape Award.
First prize in the ideas competition for the Master Plan for the urban regeneration of the Rambla de Nogalte in Puerto Lumbreras, Murcia.
Participation in the Pecha Kucha presentations and the project exhibition at the “Paisatgista.Paisatgista? 1st meeting of young landscape professionals” event, aimed at young landscape professionals.
Finalists in the competition for the planning and improvement of accessibility to the historic centre of Vejer de la Frontera, Cádiz (with Luis Arredondo).
Finalist project for the Plaza de J. I. Urenda in Nou Barris, Barcelona.
Presentation and exhibition of the winning proposal from the ideas competition for the Master Plan of the Tourist Areas of Calvià (PRIZTC) at the COAIB headquarters, Palma de Mallorca.
First prize in the competition for the drafting of the Master Plan for the Tourist Areas of Calvià (PRIZTC), Mallorca.
Finalist project in the competition for a building comprising social housing for the elderly, a day centre and community facilities in Es Molinar, Palma de Mallorca.
First prize in the competition for a building comprising 116 social housing units in Can Gambús, Sabadell, for VIMUSA (with Jan Puig).
Finalist project in the competition for the park on the southern hillside of Baena, Córdoba.
Runner-up in the competition for the development of the railway surroundings in Puerto Real, Cádiz.
The work on three urban itineraries in Madrid (with Robert Berenguer) is included in the publication PAISEA No. 004, “The Street”.
Finalist project in the competition for the urban regeneration of the Ronda del Marrubial in Córdoba (with Robert Berenguer).
Submission of the proposal for the competition for three urban itineraries in the centre of Madrid.
First prize in the competition for young architects for 36 social housing units for INCASOL in La Mina, Barcelona.
First prize for the design of the B&B stand in Barcelona, at the Bread & Butter fair, for the Felicidad Duce fashion school (with Narcís Font).
Second prize in the competition for three urban routes in the centre of Madrid (with Robert Berenguer).
The competition entry for the Paris 2012 Olympic landmark is featured in the publication METALOCUS No. 16.
Second prize in the international competition for the design of an Olympic landmark for Paris 2012 (with Jordi Raventós and Gemma Serra).
