News from Architecture Walks

Slow Architecture with Anupama Kundoo Anupama Kundoo discusses the potential of architecture to address complex intersections of urbanization, people, technologies, resources, and the environment within the context of growing affordability issues. Her practice, the result of her quest for knowledge … Read More

Barcelona hará la transformación más radical del Eixample desde el pla Cerdà. Las obras del nuevo proyecto del distrito, que contará con 21 ejes verdes y 21 plazas nuevas, empezarán el primer trimestre del 2022. Si hasta ahora los modelos … Read More

Ten years ago, we embarked upon a passionate adventure; Barcelona Architecture Walks! Today we want to tell you how it all started. This is a story about a a couple of architects from Barcelona, Elodie Grammont and Miguel Angel Borras, … Read More

This year the COAC co-organizes the RCR Open Program Lectures that accompany the annual summer workshop organized by RCR Arquitectes and the RCR BUNKA Private Foundation. RCR is an architectural firm formed by Rafael Aranda, Carme Pigem and Ramon Vilalta, … Read More

Last July 3rd was the 20th anniversary of the death of Enric Miralles, a great architect and one of our favourite masters. Today we want to share a great article by Anatxu Zabalbeascoa on the occasion of this anniversary. Enric … Read More

Barcelona Architecture Walks amoung the 9 best Barcelona walking tours There is no better way to return to normal than by sharing some great news: the Time Out Barcelona has published an article that puts us amoung the 9 best … Read More

The final result of our collaboration with CuriosityStream Today we are very happy to share our collaboration with CuriosityStream.com, they contacted Barcelona Architecture Walks to ask for help in making the documentary “The History of Home”. CuriosityStream.com was started by … Read More

Barcelona Architecture Walks amoung the top 5 best guided tours in Barcelona Hi walkers! After the difficult weeks we have been through recently Barcelona is slowly returning to “normal”. Soon our streets and parks will be able to welcome back … Read More

Some facts you need to know about Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia, Barcelona’s most visited attraction In his time, Gaudí predicted that “people would come from all over to see the Sagrada Familia,” and that the Temple would “influence art”. And this … Read More