A collective housing complex of detached, orthogonal blocks arranged to maximise light, ventilation and connection with the natural surroundings.
A group of four office towers, an icon of Catalan modern architecture and the developmental era.
Former greyhound racing track in Barcelona, an iconic example of Catalan rationalism and modern architecture from the 1960s.
A social housing building that merges rationalism with Mediterranean tradition through an iconic wooden lattice façade.
Academic complex combining the functional rationalism of the 1960s with an organic modernity expressed in exposed brick.
A benchmark of modern rationalism in Barcelona, awarded for its functional design in steel, glass and modular structures.
Rationalist residential building from the late 1960s, noted for its multi-level layout and experimental character.
Mixed-use building of residences and offices, one of Barcelona’s first skyscrapers, combining Art Deco and functionalist styles.
A masterpiece of the modern movement by Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition.
An example of European rationalism and avant-garde, defined by a play of misaligned volumes that form a sculptural ensemble.
Post-war social housing complex in Poblenou, noted for its functionality and integration within the industrial fabric.
A contemporary art museum founded by the artist himself, home to the largest public collection of his work.
A rationalist house set within a coastal pine forest, a landmark of modern architecture and a key cultural space during the Franco era.
A rationalist building from 1937, now home to a library and archive specialising in the Second Republic, the Spanish Civil War and exile.
Luxury residential block of Catalan rationalism combining traditional materials with a modern composition.
Headquarters of the Colegio de Arquitectos de Cataluña in Barcelona, a key building of the modern movement that introduces a contrast with the Gothic surroundings of the Cathedral.