Architektur Mallorca

18/10/2026

Shanghai’s new Grand Opera House has officially opened.

Designed by Snøhetta in collaboration with ECADI, the waterfront building opened on October 17, 2026. A sweeping spiral staircase connects the ground to a vast rooftop overlooking the Huangpu River.

Inside, three auditoriums provide a total of 4,200 seats, alongside spaces for rehearsals, exhibitions and arts education.

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22/09/2026

… das passiert, wenn der Klempner sein erstes Lehrjahr absolviert … 😉

Bureaucracy

15/09/2026

Pablo Picasso sentado al lado de Joan Miró, el 19 de Agosto de1969.

Pablo Picasso y Joan Miró: Historia de una amistad

Pablo Picasso (Málaga, 1881 –Mougins, Francia, 1973) y Joan Miró (Barcelona, 1893 – Palma, 1983) se conocieron en París en 1920 cuando un todavía joven Miró de 27 años, visitaba el estudio que tenía Picasso en la rue La Boétie de París.

A pesar de su diferencia de edad, los separaban doce años, y de tener personalidades contrapuestas, Picasso era extrovertido, orgulloso y de fuerte carácter, en cambio Miró, era tímido, callado y hombre de una sola mujer, se iniciaría una amistad asidua y profesional que duraría hasta la muerte del malagueño.
Can Prunera Museu Modernista está ubicado en una antigua casa de estilo modernista construido a comienzos del siglo XX. Formas sinuosas, animalísticas y naturales se combinan para dar la bienvenida al visitante, que recorrerá un sorprendente museo que se ha convertido en una de las señas de identidad del pueblo Soller.

31/08/2026

… great architecture!

31/08/2026

Classic architecture is still alive …

Frank Lloyd Wright built this spiral-shaped house in Phoenix for his son David in 1950. David Wright and his wife Gladys lived in this innovative structure, surrounded by citrus orchards, for the rest of their lives, both living past the age of 100. Often described as Wright's last residential masterpiece, the house was saved from demolition by its current owners, who are now restoring the property.

© Pedro E. Guerrero, 1952

29/08/2026

The Stone House in Guimarães, Portugal, is a rare example of architecture seamlessly integrated into its natural surroundings. Built between two massive boulders, the structure blends vernacular building techniques with raw, untouched stone, creating the illusion of a prehistoric dwelling. Despite its primitive appearance, the house features conventional interiors, proving how natural formations can shape habitable spaces. Often compared to the Flintstones' house, this private residence exemplifies an extreme approach to organic architecture, where construction adapts to the landscape rather than altering it.

16/08/2026

En esta casa mallorquina todo ha sido repensado para que el protagonista sea el mar ☀️🤩 Te encantará, entra: https://architectural-digest-spain.visitlink.me/ZCd6CO