L35 Architects

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L35 Architects

L35’s practice covers a myriad of architectural forms, projects both large and complex. We are currently working on numerous projects, among which are several office buildings and corporate headquarters, residential complexes and large shopping and leisure centres. In line with its international development strategy, the firm is currently working on a variety of projects In France, Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Brazil and Argentina.

23/06/2026

For a few days, the Sala Club became a suspended blue interior: an immersive space designed by to slow the pace, listen, and perceive differently.

Light, sound, colour and materiality came together to create an experience where architecture, music and atmosphere converged. A stage for Queralt Lahoz’s voice and, at the same time, a sensory pause within the Ecléctica journey.

Thank you to everyone, collaborators, visitors and teams, who made this temporary atmosphere possible.

09/06/2026

𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗡 𝗖𝗔𝗡𝗔𝗥𝗜𝗔 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗗𝗜𝗨𝗠: La Nube takes another step towards becoming reality. With the publication of the construction tender, the transformation of Gran Canaria Stadium enters a new phase.

The project will redefine the stadium as a world-class venue for the 2030 FIFA World Cup, enhancing the spectator experience and creating a more open, connected and future-ready destination for the city.

A major milestone in bringing this vision to life.

04/06/2026

KO·MO·RE·BI (木漏れ日) is the Japanese word for the sunlight that filters through the leaves of trees — a fleeting moment where light, nature and time come together.

Inspired by this idea, our proposal for Valencia Central Station places the new station underground, transforming the former rail barrier into a continuous public space that reconnects both sides of the city.

The project was awarded second place in the competition and was developed in collaboration with Kengo Kuma & Associates.

The new roof filters natural light deep into the underground spaces. Like komorebi itself, light shapes the experience of the station, bringing together mobility, public space and urban life in a new civic destination for Valencia.

02/06/2026

The Santiago Bernabéu is now a benchmark in the evolution of the contemporary stadium: an infrastructure capable of integrating sport and the city through new forms of collective experience.

We’ll continue the conversation soon at Mexico City, where our partner Alejandro Barca will discuss the defining characteristics of the contemporary stadium.

We look forward to seeing you in Mexico City on June 3!

01/06/2026

Competition proposal for the new Valencia Central Station by Kengo Kuma & Associates + L35 Architects.

Ranked 2nd in the 2025 international competition, the project brings together rail infrastructure and public space within a continuous urban landscape, reconnecting both sides of the city.

Images by .barcelona

26/05/2026

EDIFICIO GENERALI: La renovación de un icono barcelonés. Con esta intervención recuperamos el valor histórico del edificio Generali mientras lo adaptamos a los estándares contemporáneos de accesibilidad, eficiencia energética y confort.

Una relectura arquitectónica donde la modernidad dialoga con la memoria material de Barcelona para proyectar el edificio hacia el futuro.

14/05/2026

Las texturas y las tonalidades que definen la renovación interior del edificio Generali en Barcelona.

La intervención reorganiza accesos, actualiza los núcleos de comunicación, restaura la fachada y transforma los espacios comunes para adaptarlos a una nueva forma de trabajar en un edificio histórico del Eixample.

📸 Lucia Cimadevilla

16/04/2026

Esta mañana se ha presentado en Barcelona la iniciativa “És l’hora de Pelai”, impulsada por comerciantes, entidades y agentes del territorio para activar la transformación integral de este eje.

Desde L35 Architects hemos compartido la propuesta urbanística desarrollada para este ámbito, un trabajo que parte de la idea que Pelai no es solo una calle comercial sino una pieza estratégica en la estructura del centro de la ciudad.

La propuesta plantea su transformación en un boulevard donde el espacio público recupera calidad y coherencia, priorizando al peatón, el confort urbano, el verde y una movilidad ordenada, compatible con la actividad económica.

Se trata de un proyecto que va más allá de una intervención puntual: abre una reflexión sobre el papel de los ejes centrales y sobre cómo equilibrar uso ciudadano y actividad económica en el corazón de la ciudad.

Muchas gracias Barcelona Oberta!

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Barcelona
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Teléfono

+34 932 92 22 99

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http://www.L35.com/

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