Young architecture in Spain does not defraud

Well-prepared potential architects conclude their studies in Spanish schools, some exceptionally brilliant. They are unlikely to grow professionally in Spain. It is necessary to consider this situation because we could really start to lose the opportunity to bring new life into Spanish architecture. Showing the work of Julia Cervantes Corazzina, an architect with a grade of "10/10" in her Final Project, and several other awards recognizing their work, we want to show the quality of the new generations.

Julia received an Honorable Mention in the International Competition ArchMedium, in a team with José Bernad Torah; a second prize in the competition for universities of the international congress SB10mad (2010); the second prize in the Schindler National Award 2009 for Architecture Schools, and a second prize in the Ceramic Workshop Contest organized by the "Cátedra Cerámica" in 2009, in a project with Pepe Bernad and Christian Rivera.