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The Threeseven project has become the setting for a special collaboration with the furniture brand Andreu World.

The photo session, carried out both inside and outside the Threeseven residences (a project conceived by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos to redefine the concept of high-end living in La Moraleja), is part of an editorial collaboration that highlights contemporary architecture and responsible design. In this context, Andreu World’s furniture is presented not only as a functional object, but as an integral part of the living space.

The collaboration celebrates shared values between both brands: sustainable design, material quality, and a respectful approach to the environment. With their essential geometry and spaces in continuity with nature, the Threeseven residences offer the ideal setting to showcase a way of living grounded in comfort, durability, and effective beauty.

The geometry of the house emerges as a direct response to its setting: a predominant views, and a plot with elongated proportions that determine the longitudinal placement of the volume.

In this context, a sequence of extruded spaces is chosen, where the main rooms are oriented toward the open landscape, establishing a continuous relationship between interior and exterior.

The upper volume, slightly offset from the main body, houses the night area and creates a large covered terrace. The volumes feature only two additional openings: one on the ground floor and another on the upper level. Both are placed at strategic points, giving the façade a dynamic reading.

We have always been fascinated by Arthur Schopenhauer’s idea of architecture as “frozen music.” We like to think of this project as a movement in pause, a form sculpted by its context, like Andreu Alfaro’s sculpture Figure About to Fly, eternally still and yet in perpetual motion.

On 11 July, Fran Silvestre, founder of the studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, will be one of the keynote speakers at Archi Summit 2025, the international architecture event held in Portugal that this year focuses on the concept of “CHANGE.”

Archi Summit 2025 will run for three days, bringing together leading international figures in an environment designed for debate, inspiration and the exploration of innovative solutions. It is an unmissable event for anyone who believes the future is built through design.

On June 13th, the MArch Valencia Postgraduate School held the fourth edition of MArch Alumni.

This event brings together former students from around the world for a day dedicated to exchanging ideas, projects, and professional experiences, as well as celebrating the 12th Anniversary of the school.

The gathering took place at The Terminal Hub, a unique venue located in La Marina de Valencia, right in front of the iconic Veles e Vents building, where the previous edition was also held in 2022.

Throughout the day, alumni shared the projects they’ve developed since completing their studies at MArch through short speeches, showcasing the diversity of approaches and career paths that define this international community. From architecture and design to urban innovation and technology applied to space, the program highlighted the emerging talent that has emerged from MArch’s classrooms.

MArch Alumni is now firmly established as a global platform for connection and a reference point for those who understand architecture as a constantly evolving discipline, driven by exchange and collaboration.

On June 4th, the event “Spain is in” took place in Athens, an initiative promoted by Interiors From Spain/ICEX.

Organized in collaboration with the Economic and Commercial Office of the Embassy of Spain in Greece and the architectural publications ek, the event was inaugurated by the Spanish Ambassador to Greece, Jorge Domecq Fernández.

The event is part of the international promotion program for Spanish design, which includes sectors such as interior design, furniture, lighting, textiles, and ceramics. This edition builds on the initiatives launched in November 2023 with a first technical session, and consolidates the presence of Spanish design in the Greek market with a more ambitious format.

On this occasion, Fran Silvestre participated as a speaker, delivering a lecture that opened the event, addressing topics related to residential development and contemporary architecture from the studio’s perspective.

More than 120 guests —including architects, interior designers, specifiers, and distributors— attended a day that strengthens the positioning of Spanish design on the international stage and highlights the value of collaboration between institutions, companies, and professionals in the sector.