Alberto Campo Baeza

Calle del Almte 4, 28004 Madrid, Spagna

www.campobaeza.com

Alberto Campo Baeza is an internationally renowned Spanish architect, known for his minimalist style and masterful use of natural light. His works are characterized by formal simplicity, geometric clarity, and a balance between space and light. Among his most famous projects are Casa de Blas, Casa Gaspar, and Caja de Granada, where the use of light becomes a central element of the composition. Campo Baeza has taught at prestigious universities and written numerous essays on architecture, promoting a timeless and essential vision of building.

PROJECTS

Garden House in Buenos Aires. The structure made of exposed reinforced concrete opens towards the outside

Alberto Campo Baeza's Studio carries out the project of a villa on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The two-level structure was designed with an exposed reinforced concrete structure, where some walls disappear to open the "structural box" towards the garden

University sports pavilion in Madrid: light and spaciousness

The sports pavilion of the Francisco de Vitoria University (UFV) in Pozuelo, Madrid, is a large, bright, and spacious open space. It is a sober project, architecturally in harmony with the surrounding buildings, that is much more than just a space for sports activities; it is a place designed, developed, and built to be an additional complement to the university.

Architecture enclosed within stone and glass. The building seems to be floating in the air

In Zamora, Spain, the Alberto Campo Baeza Studio implements the project of this office building, following the boundary of a former convent. The aim is to make the building light and transparent so as not to conflict with the urban context.

In Cadiz a villa on the edge of the sea. Architecture emerges as a stone platform

The Villa, designed by the Alberto Campo Baeza Studio, rises like an infinite plane on the edge of the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, built as if it were a pier on the seafront. The travertine structure blends in with the sand and the pool looks like a continuum of the sea