Ethics in Architecture: Case study interpretation of the Deontological code
This work presents a practical interpretation of the Spanish architectural deontological code through the analysis of several complex case studies, approached from the perspective of a member of a Deontological Commission. It focuses on identifying potential ethical and professional breaches, classifying their severity, and examining the responsibilities of the different agents involved in each situation, considering the overlap between legal, contractual, and ethical duties.
The Postcards of Eugenia Matons Rossi
This essay will be focusing on the importance of postcards and deltiology in architectural culture. The aim of this essay is to walk the...
The Rise, Fall and Revival of the Brunswick Centre
The Brunswick Centre represents the concept behind multi-functional buildings, how well does it succeed? Introduction – Brunswick Centre...