A guest lecture was held by Spanish architect Manuel Bailo Esteve from BAILORULL ADD+ Arquitectura in Barcelona. Through associations, references, and reflections, he presented his theoretical positions and approach to architecture, as well as the role of the architect as an active participant in shaping public space, alongside a series of projects characterized by pronounced programmatic diversity and an individualized approach to each new architectural design process.

Through his own concept of “Landspaces,” he explained his understanding of the relationship between architecture and landscape as an inseparable whole, which, in a constant and simultaneous balance of tension and harmony, forms the living environment in which we exist. He demonstrated architectural principles of spatial design through a series of projects that clearly express an approach to the relationship between building and context.