Barcelona celebrates world-renowned architect Miralles
A show in Arts Santa Mònica commemorates Miralles, who designed Scottish parliament among other iconic sites around the world
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Romanesque and Roman wonders mark 20 years since UNESCO World Heritage recognition
Medieval churches in Vall de Boí and Roman-era Tarraco complex celebrate twentieth anniversary of international award
Sagrada Família’s 2026 finish date delayed over pandemic construction halt
Completion of Antoni Gaudí’s 140-year-old temple set to miss centenary of architect’s death
Catalan museums join campaign to save Picasso murals in Oslo
Y-block building murals are precursor to iconic facade of College of Architects of Catalonia headquarters
Sagrada Família: finishing touches to Gaudí masterpiece
Spires’ sculptures unveiled as Antoni Gaudí’s temple set to be completed by 2026
Mies van der Rohe Foundation opens 2019 with reflection on avant-garde architecture
'Geometry of Light' installation begins new season that includes 16th EU architecture prize and commemoration of German Bauhaus school
Historic Lleida church to present candidacy for UNESCO World Heritage
The town will present the 946-page dossier for the Turó de la Seu Vella complex on Monday to the culture minister
The gloomy side of Barcelona
The cemeteries of Barcelona open their gates to offer free tours to visitors
Barcelona’s Architecture in 2 days: Open House event begins
The 48-hour open-doors of the capital’s architecture will bring opportunities to see buildings usually closed to the general public
Dreams of award-winning architecture
Celebrated Catalan RCR Arquitectes showcase their plans for the future at the Venice Biennale in an otherworldly installation
Award-winning architects to unveil new project at Venice Biennale
RCR Arquitectes, winners of prestigious Pritzker Architecture prize, to shed light on their creative mindset
Pritzker-winning architects to look at ‘next 30 years of career’ in Venice
RCR Arquitectes are to design the Catalan pavilion in the 2018 biennale
Catalan culture gets exposure in Venice and Buenos Aires
Barcelona becomes first city invited to Buenos Aires Architecture Biennale
RCR Architects set up international digital platform to share knowledge
Pritzker prizewinning architects based in the Catalan city Olot create LAB·A to promote debate through universities around the world, starting with annual summer workshop
Barcelona 25 years on from 1992 Olympics: a city still glittering a little too much?
The main architect of the great transformation the city experienced a quarter of a century ago says opening up to the sea was the principal feat