Articles by Javier García Librero

The College of Architects of Madrid (COAM) has made the initial digitization process of their Architecture Journal public, making one of the most important and influential Spanish architectural publications of the twentieth century available to everyone. COAM is a publication known as a platform for debate, thought, and a vital resource for architects, urban planners, and professionals from other closely related sectors.

Earlier this month, in a conference held by the City of Arts and Sciences (Valencia) the winner of a private architecture competition to build the new CaixaForum Valencia was announced. The future cultural center in the Spanish city will be located inside one of Santiago Calatrava’s building.

Last October 23, in the small Galician city of Ares (Spain), the “Guide of colors and materials” was publicly presented, with which the administration of the Galician community – in collaboration with the Galicia College of Architects (COAG) – aims to establish aesthetic criteria and recommendations in the search for a better image and urban quality of Galician populations.