In its spring–summer edition, Decomarbella magazine features an interview with Maria Masià, general director of Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, where she reflects on her professional career, her vision of architecture, and the role that teaching plays in her work.

Decomarbella is a magazine with an editorial focus on architecture, design, decoration, art, and premium lifestyle. It has established itself as a reference platform for studios and professionals in the field.

On this occasion, the interview traces Maria Masià’s journey from her academic beginnings between ETSA Valencia and the Universidade Lusíada of Porto, to her joining the studio in 2011 and her consolidation as general director in 2014. A path marked by the balance between technical knowledge, sensitivity, and teamwork as fundamental pillars. “I have always understood architecture not only as a discipline, but as a tool to improve people’s lives.”

The publication delves into her early experiences in the professional world, the value of learning in different cultural contexts, and her lasting connection with Porto. It also highlights her role as a lecturer at MArch Valencia, where she conveys to her students the importance of thinking through making, of caring for the process as much as the result, and of understanding that each project is an opportunity to add value from the essential.

Through this interview, Decomarbella offers a close look at the figure of a professional who has helped consolidate the international projection of the studio and who continues to champion precise, emotional, and collective architecture.

The specialized magazine Tu Reforma has dedicated the cover of its August edition to Villa 95 located in the natural enclave of Sotogrande, within Altos de Valderrama.

With a consolidated trajectory in promoting contemporary architecture and innovative construction solutions, Tu Reforma has become a reference publication within the sector, offering a technical and editorial perspective that highlights projects combining design, efficiency, and sustainability.

In this issue, the magazine presents Villa 95 as a residence that merges with its natural surroundings and has been conceived with a clear will for permanence. From its formal configuration—based on three elongated volumes that adapt to the topography of the plot—to its structural system, the project seeks to maximize the relationship between living space and landscape.

The feature highlights aspects such as the belvedere terrace designed for welcoming guests and enjoying the scenery, the functional flexibility that allows the house to be lived in across generations, and the incorporation of technologies like aerothermal and geothermal systems, which make this residence an example of self-sufficient architecture.

The publication includes a careful selection of photographs by Fernando Guerra, capturing the light, materiality, and geometry that define the project.

The July/August issue of WABISABI magazine includes an article dedicated to Villa 95, one of our residential projects located in Sotogrande.

WABISABI is a bimonthly publication specializing in architecture, interior design, and contemporary art. Its editorial approach is inspired by the Japanese aesthetic of the same name, which values beauty in simplicity, essence, and imperfection. The magazine aims to offer a thoughtful perspective on creation and dwelling, exploring projects that embrace conscious, timeless architecture in dialogue with the surrounding environment.

In this issue, the article highlights the relationship between architecture and landscape, emphasizing how Villa 95 adapts to the site’s topography and light through a clear geometry and warm materials. The feature explores how the interior spaces are connected to the exterior, creating a sequence of inhabitable areas that seek balance between form, experience, and context.

The edition is available in both print and digital formats and can be accessed through the official WABISABI magazine platform.