Investigar En Arquitectura

Félix Solaguren-Beascoa del Corral's new volume continues and expands his work of critical reading and academic support through a selection of doctoral theses. It serves as an atlas of affinities, highlighting resonances between projects, contexts, architects, and geographies. The book includes commentary on more than twenty theses, exploring references ranging from Arne Jacobsen, Álvaro Siza, and Martienssen to contemporary urban phenomena, Mediterranean architecture, and projects related to landscape and memory. The overarching theme is the "round trip," a motif symbolizing physical and metaphorical journeys, exploring tensions between northern and southern Europe, modern and traditional approaches, and theory and practice. Through these connections, the author offers new perspectives on architecture as a form of thought in action, making the volume a meaningful guide for students, doctoral candidates, and architects engaged in research as a tool for design and critique.