Manuel Cervantes at MArch

DATE

12.03.2025

Throughout his talk, Cervantes shared not only a selection of his most representative projects but also his working methodology and personal approach to architecture. His lecture provided students with a unique opportunity to gain insight into the creative and conceptual process of an internationally acclaimed architect, delving into the elements that shape his professional practice.

During the conference, Cervantes explained how his architecture is deeply contextual, where culture, history, and the environment play a fundamental role in shaping each space. He emphasized the importance of integrating architectural solutions with their surroundings, understanding each project as a unique response to the needs of its future inhabitants. Additionally, he highlighted interdisciplinary collaboration as an essential pillar of his work, illustrating how interactions with other professionals enrich and transform initial ideas into innovative solutions.

The lecture concluded with an open discussion between Cervantes and the students, who had the opportunity to express their thoughts and ask questions. This dialogue allowed students to receive direct responses to their inquiries and gain a more personal perspective on Cervantes’ early career. He shared details about his first steps in architecture, the challenges he faced, and how his collaborations with other studios and professionals have been key to his development. The conversation proved to be an enriching experience, giving students a deeper understanding of the trajectory and working philosophy of one of today’s most influential architects.

MARCH VALENCIA | ARQUITECTURA Y DISEÑO

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