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WELL Certification, a Standard Beyond Sustainability
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The Amphitheatre of Calpe: iconic architecture facing the Mediterranean
Continuar leyendo: The Amphitheatre of Calpe: iconic architecture facing the MediterraneanCalpe is a territory where architecture maintains a constant dialogue with the landscape. The Peñón de Ifach rock, the sea, and the topography define a unique context that has given rise to buildings capable of becoming authentic urban landmarks. It is precisely for this reason that at Arquifach we understand the urban landscape of Calpe…
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2026 arrives, reinforcing the architectural trends of 2025
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Calpe: Vernacular Architecture of the Old Town
Continuar leyendo: Calpe: Vernacular Architecture of the Old TownCalpe combines a diverse architectural history ranging from traditional constructions (old town, church, and defensive tower) to internationally renowned modern and postmodern architecture, especially thanks to the work of Ricardo Bofill. La Muralla Roja, Xanadu, and El Anfiteatro are examples of how innovative design can dialogue with the Mediterranean coastal landscape and become a global…
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Agres Factory, Alcoy: industrial modernism, Alicante architecture
Continuar leyendo: Agres Factory, Alcoy: industrial modernism, Alicante architecture1. Introduction: a unique example of industrial heritage In the heart of Alcoy, a city deeply linked to the Valencian Industrial Revolution, stands one of the most representative jewels of early 20th century Alicante architecture: the Factory at 8 Agres Street. This building, the work of Alicante architects Vicente Pascual Pastor and José Cort Merita,…
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Smart Materials: The New Frontier of Living Architecture
Continuar leyendo: Smart Materials: The New Frontier of Living Architecture21st-century architecture is ceasing to be a static exercise and becoming a dynamic, sensitive system. As cities grow and climate change demands more efficient responses, architects and engineers are seeking materials that not only fulfill a structural function but also actively respond to the environment, learn, adapt, and even repair themselves.Thus emerges a new generation…
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Towards a More Inclusive Architecture
Continuar leyendo: Towards a More Inclusive ArchitectureThe vision of architecture with an inclusive perspective starts from a critical premise: built spaces are not neutral. Recognizing this reality is the first step towards profound change: admitting that architectural practice and urban theory have reproduced inequalities by making certain groups invisible, normalizing social roles, and creating spatial distributions that favor some over others.…
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Eco-innovative materials: the new revolution in sustainable construction
Continuar leyendo: Eco-innovative materials: the new revolution in sustainable constructionIn 2025, architecture stands at a turning point. For decades, the construction sector has been responsible for more than 35% of global CO₂ emissions and an enormous consumption of natural resources. However, climate change, the scarcity of raw materials, and growing environmental awareness are driving a profound transformation: the shift towards eco-innovative materials, capable of…
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Neuroarchitecture: when space shapes the mind
Continuar leyendo: Neuroarchitecture: when space shapes the mindFor centuries, architecture was understood as the art of building beautiful and functional shelters. However, in the 21st century — and especially in 2025 — the discipline has taken a qualitative leap: it has gone from designing physical structures to designing cognitive and emotional experiences. Thus was born neuroarchitecture, a field that combines neuroscience, environmental…