On 22 and 23 October, the Fundació Joan Miró hosts the 10th arquia/próxima Festival, taking place in Barcelona for the first time under the theme Territory.
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Discreet, residential and still removed from the spotlight of other prime neighbourhoods, Nueva España has become one of Chamartín’s most sought-after enclaves. Its large apartments, houses and small historic residential communities now sit alongside a new generation of luxury developments, with the area around Paseo de La Habana emerging as a key focus.
This firm, founded in Barcelona 15 years ago by five friends and partners, has built a practice that encompasses architecture, urban planning, interior design, and furniture design. From a transdisciplinary perspective, they champion vernacular architecture, research, and sustainability based on responsibility, coherence, and common sense.
Despite its small size, the diversity of Cádiz—combined with a scarcity of high-quality properties—makes it one of the most unique premium markets in southern Spain. It offers a form of luxury rooted in the landscape, privacy, tradition, and Atlantic coastal living along the Costa de la Luz, as well as a distinctive lifestyle along the Mediterranean coast of the Campo de Gibraltar and Sotogrande.