Ozaeta-Fidalgo: MADRID.
The article focuses on the architectural practice of Arantza Ozaeta and Álvaro M. Fidalgo, who have developed a collaborative and adaptive approach to design in response to the economic crisis in Spain. Graduates of Madrid’s Polytechnic School of Architecture, they emphasize nonhierarchical decision...
| Published in: | Architectural Record Vol. 213; no. 6; pp. 134 - 136 |
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Jun2025
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