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An appointment with Lucía Mendoza, the gallery owner behind ISLA, an acronym for Ideario de Sostenibilidad y Laboratorio de Arte, a personal project born with the intention of seeking alternatives to the climate and ecological emergency through the visual arts in the Sierra Oeste de Madrid, in Robledo de Chavela.

The Museo ICO in Madrid presents until January the largest retrospective of the work of Balkrishna Doshi, a pioneer of modern architecture in his country and the first of his country to be recognised with the Pritzker Prize (2018).

On 26 October, C&A presented its new "Logomania" collection to the press at El Invernadero. Their guests were able to enjoy a snack and an earrings pottery workshop.

It took place on 28 September at El Invernadero. The exhibition will be open to the public until 5 October.

The Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism kicks off in Seville an edition with its sights set on the future of the habitat.

They have come on strong. They do so with the conviction and enthusiasm to reinvent and fill the world of Madrid's gastronomy with freshness. An increasing number of young chefs are committed to launching interesting projects in which passion for cooking, creativity and the defence of local and local produce become the absolute protagonists.

We talked to the founders of ACdO about their successful projects as PET Lamp based on social, cultural and environmental commitment.

There are places in the world that transcend mere geography; places where every cobbled street, every ancient corner, seems to whisper stories of centuries gone by. In the heart of Cataluña, there is a city that embodies this essence in its purest form: Girona.

Beyond the coast and the hustle and bustle of the tourist areas lies a hidden paradise that few have discovered: the captivating interior.

Summer is the perfect time to discover and visit some of the most interesting and original hotels scattered across the country.

Being in sparsely populated natural settings and designed by great Spanish architects of the 20th century, many people look at these villages with nostalgia and romanticism as an alternative to city life.

We talked to the architect, an expert in urbanism and urban planning, about the challenges of this little-known but no less important discipline. For Rodríguez Montejano, architecture is a public service, a tool for building a city not only from the aesthetic point of view, but also from what cannot be seen.