The founders of Grafton Architects have reached the highest award in architecture because of their cosmopolitan, brutalist style, in which every building establishes a direct connection with the natural, sociological, and cultural environment; uniting people with the urban core.

With 2,500 projects under their belt, father and son Julio Touza Rodríguez and Julio Touza put their architectural work at the service of people who are looking for a sense of proportionality between human and natural wellbeing. Their ethical commitment is to creating buildings as a specific response, defending aesthetic and social plurality and creating individual stories.

Specialising in premium furniture, the Valencian firm has throughout its 26 year history been a proponent of work done by hand with attention to detail, in the face of depersonalisation and fast consumption in home decor.

They met while studying a postgraduate degree in Valencia, and since then they have become inseparable. Ommar Uribe, Raúl Durá and Pedro Rivera laid out their common interests and concerns to bring life to this project, one of their most innovative in terms of product design.

He has redefined the concept of modernism by combining age-old elements with a more contemporary style, and his refined and timeless artistic vision is known around the world. Through his firm Studio Sofield, this American architect has designed more than 800 luxury shops for legendary brands such as Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Tom Ford.

Energetic, playful, colourful. Teresa Sapey, an architect with a degree in Fine Arts, treats architecture as the art of space, and each project as a blank canvas that is born of an idea.

Colour and light are the materials she uses as a way to give volume to each of her works.

Tamara Falcó reveals her favourite recipes to surprise guests this holiday season. A fusion of flavours that the winner of MasterChef Celebrity Spain has created among the pots and pans of a Residence HPL kitchen from Porcelanosa.