Sevilla: Cruz y Ortiz Tour

The work of Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos is among the most internationally admired within the panorama of Spanish architecture, widely published and exhibited across Europe, Asia, and America. Over the years, the studio has received numerous awards, including the National Architecture Prize, the Spanish International Architecture CSCAE Award, the Abbe Bonema, Aadipa, Silberner Hase, and Schweizer Heimatschutz prizes, along with honorary distinctions such as membership in the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the title of Knight of the Royal Order of the Dutch Lion. In their projects, Cruz y Ortiz consistently consider constructive techniques, the appropriate use of materials, the cultural context of each site, client needs and possibilities, and the adaptation or reinvention of architectural programs. Their work is defined by a search for clarity and synthesis, producing balanced buildings that thoughtfully integrate all these aspects.

In Seville, the studio’s architectural legacy includes a wide selection of significant works such as the Housing in Doña María Coronel, the Infanta Elena Library, the Faculty of Education of the University of Seville, the Administrative Building of the Junta de Andalucía, and the Santa Justa Train Station. This guided visit through Seville invites visitors to explore these contemporary landmarks and appreciate the architectural language of Cruz y Ortiz in depth. The tours focus on architecture and urbanism, making them ideal for architecture lovers, experts, professionals, groups, and student trips who wish to experience Seville through its modern architectural achievements.