Archinect - Features

Husos Architects: One Guy, One Bulldog, One Vegetable Garden, and the Home They Share

2020-03-21T14:34:00-04:00

Project by Husos. Text by Camilo García and Diego Barajas (Husos)

This is a small refurbished house, 495 square feet (46 square meters) in size, in a modern variation on the traditional Spanish corrala––a block of flats whose access corridors look out over a shared interior courtyard––in the Acacias neighbourhood of Madrid. It began as a commission from Jaime, a young doctor who works in Casualty, in order to cater to his needs and those of his bulldog Albóndiga (Meatball).

The Photographic and Film Work of Imagen Subliminal Playfully Translates the Architect’s Ideas to the Public

2018-03-13T09:00:00-04:00

In Focus is Archinect's recurring series dedicated to profiling the photographers who help make the work of architects look that much better. What has attracted them to architecture? How do they work? What type of equipment do they use? What do they think about seeing their work in blogs?

For this installment, we interviewed Imagen Subliminal, a New York and Madrid-based practice run by Miguel de Guzman and Rocío Romero.

ShowCase: Casa H by Bojaus Arquitectura

2014-03-05T14:51:00-05:00

Bojaus Arquitectura’s Casa H is a modernist white cube, but it’s also not what you think it is. The cube is sometimes interpreted as a reflex towards neutrality, to get the spaces and the inhabitants within to speak for themselves. But Casa H isn’t arbitrarily a white cube; it’s the logically resulting form of rationalist, as well as aesthetic, concerns.