Monograph of one of Spain’s most important modern houses. Recently acquired by the Ministry of Culture, it will soon be open to visitors.
This guide celebrates the acquisition and aims to bring together the best information currently available online about the house.
Projets: 1
Years: 1949 · 1962
Location: Madrid
Links:12
Help us continue developing new guides. Support the project!
[Estimated value: €3]
On this map you will find information about one of the most beautiful buildings to visit in Madrid.Find out about the projects submitted to the competition that led to its construction. Information on the building designed by Eduardo Torroja and its recent restoration.
Location: MadridYears: 1934 · 41Links: 10
Help us to continue developing guides: Help us![Estimated value: 3€]
The architecture of the second half of the twentieth century in Morocco is exceptional and little known.In this guide you can see 6 examples that will allow you to start discovering it.Aziza Chaouni and Mamma Group are the references to follow if you want to know more about this architecture.-Aziza ChaouniIG: @azizachouniprojectswww.azizachaouniprojects.comMamma GroupIG: @mama.groupwww.mammagroup.org
·
This trip was made possible thanks to the Visages programme of the Spanish Ministry of Culture in collaboration with the University of Architecture of Rabat.Projects: 6Location: MorrocoYears: 1947 - 78Links: 34Mapout-guides exists thanks to subscriptions and donations. Help us!
Guide sponsored by accommodation at La Muralla Roja, “La Casita Laberinto”. The guide proposes a route through the works of the Taller de Arquitectura in La Manzanera, along with nearby recommendations for its guests.
Former 18th-century hospital designed by Francisco Sabatini, later transformed into a museum by Antonio Fernández Alba and expanded by Jean Nouvel. A remarkable dialogue between heritage and contemporary architecture.
Projects: 1
Location: Museo Reina Sofía
Year: 1950
Links: 18
Help us continue developing guides. Support our work!
[Suggested contribution: €3]
Ricardo Lorenzo is an architect with a fascinating body of work that remains largely overlooked.
This guide brings together a selection of his most significant projects in the Santander area.
