AV Proyectos 114 dedicates its dossier to the latest projects by the French-Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh – selected to design the Serpentine Gallery summer pavilion of this year in London –, which show that tradition and ecological innovation can go hand in hand in making a unique architecture.

The chapter that follows features the proposal by Europarc, winner of the competition to revitalize the current headquarters of the European Parliament in Brussels. The issue also includes four works built in marés stone in Mallorca, offering examples of how this multipurpose material is used in residental projects of different scales.

AV Proyectos 114 dedicates its dossier to the latest projects by the French-Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh – selected to design the Serpentine Gallery summer pavilion of this year in London –, which show that tradition and ecological innovation can go hand in hand in making a unique architecture.

The chapter that follows features the proposal by Europarc, winner of the competition to revitalize the current headquarters of the European Parliament in Brussels. The issue also includes four works built in marés stone in Mallorca, offering examples of how this multipurpose material is used in residental projects of different scales.