Tendencias Diseño, a Valencia-based magazine focused on architecture, interior design and design culture, features Mas Cadalt in its latest winter issue.

Tendencias Diseño has established itself as a reference publication within the Spanish architectural scene, highlighting contemporary projects and innovative approaches that explore new visual languages and ways of understanding architectural practice.

The article addresses the rehabilitation of a traditional farmhouse transformed into a contemporary villa through a minimal and precise intervention. The project preserves the original volumetry and typology, reinterpreting tradition to meet present-day needs without losing its identity.

The villa is conceived as a serene space, closely connected to the landscape, light and self-sufficiency. Architecture and design come together in a home that balances traditional materials with contemporary solutions, proposing a new way of living.

WABISABI magazine has featured an article dedicated to Mas Cadalt in its January/February issue, a project located in the Serra de Canet d’Adri, Girona.

WABISABI is a bimonthly magazine devoted to architecture, interior design and contemporary art, whose editorial approach draws inspiration from the Japanese aesthetic that celebrates simplicity, essence and imperfection. The publication offers a thoughtful and critical perspective on the act of creating and inhabiting, focusing on projects that advocate for a sensitive, enduring architecture deeply connected to its context.

The article presents Mas Cadalt as a careful rehabilitation of an old farmhouse in ruins, set within the mountainous landscape of Serrat de la Cadalt in Girona, transformed into a contemporary home without losing its original identity. The feature analyses how the project preserves the rural volumetry and typology, reconstructs the stone walls using traditional techniques, and contrasts the vernacular exterior with a white, luminous interior of precise geometry. By harnessing natural light and reinterpreting local materials such as lime, stone and cork, the project achieves a self-sufficient dwelling that is integrated into the landscape and balanced between memory and contemporary living.

The issue is available in both print and digital formats and can be accessed through WABISABI magazine’s official platform.

Domus magazine has featured Casa Camiral in its most recent issue, one of the latest completed projects.

Founded in 1928 by Gio Ponti, Domus is one of the leading international publications in the fields of architecture and design. Its editorial trajectory is defined by its focus on works that combine innovation, constructive rigor, and a thoughtful relationship with their environment.

The article examines how Casa Camiral integrates into the natural landscape surrounding the Camiral Golf Club in Girona. The geometry of the house responds to the longitudinal configuration of the plot through a shifted upper volume that creates a generous protected outdoor space, oriented toward the open views of the site.

The publication highlights the way the interior spaces connect with the exterior, establishing a continuous sequence between both areas. The material selection and the precision in defining the volumes reinforce the project’s aim of achieving an architecture attentive to its context and to the experience of its inhabitants.

Its appearance in Domus represents a new recognition of the studio’s work and its commitment to an architecture that seeks the synthesis between form, light, and place.

Additionally, Bjarke Ingels, CEO of BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), concludes his year as guest editor of Domus by proposing the immaterial as the new frontier of design and architecture. He signs an editorial in which he reflects on the inspiration that led him to this theme, connecting his vision with the work of Refik Anadol and the fusion between the digital and the natural.