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.

The prestigious supplement Fuera de Serie, from the newspaper Expansión, has featured Bodegas Dominio D’Echaux, a recent project by our studio.

Fuera de Serie is Expansión’s lifestyle and luxury magazine. Its content focuses on topics such as architecture, design, art, travel, automobiles, fashion, gastronomy, and profiles of influential figures — always from a sophisticated and aspirational perspective. The magazine highlights how the project combines constructive innovation, sustainability, and landscape sensitivity, once again reinforcing Fran Silvestre Arquitectos’ commitment to precise, elegant architecture deeply connected to its context.

Located in Zayas de Báscones (Soria), the project rises among the vineyards as a white, sinuous form that dialogues with the geometries of the landscape and blends gently into its surroundings. This winery not only houses the research facilities of Vitis Navarra but also safeguards and protects the genetic biodiversity of grapevines in Spain, including those species that still survive on the margins of the landscape and of time. The longitudinal layout of the proposal responds to the sequence of the winemaking process: from the arrival and destemming of the grapes, through fermentation in steel tanks, to the aging room with oak barrels, and finally, bottling. This linear path expands at specific points to incorporate a social and tasting area, as well as spaces dedicated to research and storage, while always maintaining the functional logic of the oenological process.

The walls, made of hempcrete blocks —a mixture of plant fibers, lime, and water— laid vertically, gain greater structural inertia thanks to their curved geometry and are reinforced by a lightweight, single-pitch metal roof. All the building elements are unified through a continuous coating of white Diathonite, a natural cork-based mortar applied to walls, floors, and ceilings. This system not only contributes to a unified and natural appearance but also provides significant thermal inertia, essential to ensure stable conditions inside the winery and to promote the optimal development of the wine during aging.

Bodegas Dominio D’Echaux joins projects by Carme Pinós, Francesc Rifé, and Norman Foster in Fuera de Serie’s feature on Architecture in the Vineyard — a collection showcasing different ways of capturing the formal spirit of wineries.

AD has featured the collaboration between Fran Silvestre Arquitectos and Nerinea in its FOMO selection.

This curated selection highlights the designs and collaborations that, according to the magazine, “no one in the architecture and design world can afford to miss.” It includes the collection of sculptural pieces in natural stone designed by our studio and produced by Nerinea, a leading company in the national market, recognized for its excellence in the design, production, and commercialization of natural stone.

The collection, composed of a series of objects made from Carrara and Marquina marble, establishes a direct dialogue between form and matter, between architectural lines and the timeless density of stone. Each piece is made to order, allowing for customization in size and stone type.

In addition to the classic varieties, the series includes a special edition crafted in Jurassic Fossil — a material of fossil origin with over 150 million years of history — recently presented at the Marmomac international fair in Verona. According to the magazine, this material introduces a temporal dimension to the object: contemporary design inscribed within a material that holds the memory of the Earth.

The Valencian magazine Tendencias Diseño, focused on architecture, interior design, and design, features an article on Villa 18 in its recent autumn issue.

Recognized for highlighting contemporary projects and innovative proposals from the Spanish architectural ecosystem, Tendencias Diseño has established itself as a benchmark publication for professionals seeking new visual languages and design expressions.

Under the title “Dynamic Geometry”, the publication explores the contrast between straight and curved lines and how these sculptural forms— inspired by the universe of Andreu Alfaro—engage in dialogue with the architectural space.

With Villa 18, we achieved a combination of technical precision, beauty, and sculptural sensibility, creating spaces where light and form merge into a continuous architectural experience.