Founded in 2004 by Fabrizio Barozzi and Alberto Veiga, the Barcelona-based studio Barozzi Veiga has become one of the most prominent Spanish firms on the international scene. Since then, along with teaching and research, they have worked on public and private projects, focussing on cultural, civic, and education buildings. This issue presents eighteen works and projects that track the evolution of a language marked by serene and bold geometries, control of scale and light, and a determination to combine the autonomy of the building’s form with the specifics of context.

Founded in 2004 by Fabrizio Barozzi and Alberto Veiga, the Barcelona-based studio Barozzi Veiga has become one of the most prominent Spanish firms on the international scene. Since then, along with teaching and research, they have worked on public and private projects, focussing on cultural, civic, and education buildings. This issue presents eighteen works and projects that track the evolution of a language marked by serene and bold geometries, control of scale and light, and a determination to combine the autonomy of the building’s form with the specifics of context.