
The 2021 Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (BEAU) has announced the finalists for its "Panorama of Architecture and Urbanism Works" category. Out of 581 submissions, 100 projects were initially shortlisted, with 70 now selected for the final round. Of these, 20 will ultimately be recognized as the most outstanding works of Spanish architecture and urbanism from the last three years.
Selected for their quality, relevance, social and cultural focus, or innovation, the finalist works reflect, in the words of curators Óscar Miguel Ares, Anna Bach, and Eugeni Bach, "not only the excellent architectural, landscape, and urban work of a large number of professionals, but also the current state of architecture in our country."
This year's jury featured Iñaki Carnicero, Director General of Urban Agenda and Architecture; Marta Vall-Llossera, First Vice President of CSCAE; and Naiara Montero, architect and trustee of the Arquia Foundation, alongside the XV BEAU curatorial team and prominent professionals including Stephen Bates, Véronique Patteeuw, María Castrillo, Carmen Moreno, and Alberto Veiga.
Discover the 70 finalist projects selected for the 2021 BEAU below.


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This article was written by Fabian Dejtiar. The translation is powered by AI.




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