Spain
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Licencia de obras, obra mayor, obra menor — Madrid’s building permit system explained clearly. What requires a permit, how long it takes, and how to avoid the costly mistakes that come from skipping the process.
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Sustainable renovation in Madrid means specific measures with specific costs and returns — not marketing language. Insulation, air quality, solar, water efficiency: what actually works in a Madrid residential context and what it costs.
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Opening up a Madrid apartment isn’t just about removing walls — it’s about understanding structural systems, acoustic consequences, and layout logic. When open-plan works and how to do it well in a Spanish apartment.
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Commercial and hospitality spaces succeed or fail on operational performance, not just aesthetics. How architecture drives customer flow, staff efficiency, and brand experience in Madrid restaurants, hotels, and retail spaces.
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Buying a second home in Spain involves more than property law and tax — the renovation reality catches most international buyers off guard. A practical guide to the process, costs, and decisions that determine the outcome.
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Scandinavian design principles — restraint, light, material honesty, functional clarity — work surprisingly well in Madrid homes. Why Nordic methodology and Mediterranean character are more complementary than they first appear.
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Architecture decisions directly affect rental yield and resale value in Madrid’s property market. How layout, light, finish quality, and spatial design move the numbers — a guide for property investors in Madrid.
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Before you sign on a Madrid property, your architect wants you to know what renovation actually costs, what requires permits, and what the building will and won’t allow. A guide for foreign buyers in Madrid.
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Renovating a listed or heritage building in Madrid requires navigating COAM regulations, heritage protection rules, and permit processes that standard renovations don’t face. What to expect and how to design within the constraints.
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BIM (Building Information Modelling) is how well-run architecture and construction projects manage coordination, cost control, and decision-making. What it means in practice for residential renovation and new build clients.
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