The day began with a tour of the space, where we saw first-hand how Jung considers every detail, and continued with a show-cooking session in which we were far from mere spectators: we put on the aprons and cooked alongside them.

Throughout the day they showed us the integration of Jung with KNX for home automation, a combination that opens up considerable possibilities at the design stage. We also discovered Jung Home, their home automation system designed so that the owner themselves can manage it with complete ease. And, of course, the various options within the classic LS990 series, a benchmark that remains as relevant as ever.

Thank you to Jung Iberica for the invitation and, most especially, to Francisco, their representative for the province of Alicante.

We are looking for an Architect with at least 7 years’ demonstrable professional experience in residential architecture, preferably in the luxury sector. The ideal candidate should be proactive, able to work at a fast pace and solve problems efficiently.

Responsibilities:

To manage projects at any stage, from concept through to completion.

Finalise details and manage changes with the administration team.

Monitor site works and ensure projects are completed on time and within budget.

Adapt to the company’s internal processes and coordinate the technical office team, assigning roles and tasks.

Report to the studio management.

Requirements:

A minimum of 7 years’ professional experience in residential architecture, preferably in the luxury sector.

Ability to work proactively and solve problems efficiently.

Flexibility to adapt to the company’s internal processes.

Excellent communication skills in Spanish and English. Knowledge of other languages will be an advantage.

We offer an immediate start, a full-time role and on-site work at our office in Jávea.

If you meet these requirements and are looking for an opportunity to advance your career, we’d love to hear from you! Please send your CV to our HR team.

We look forward to receiving your application!

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Senior Technical Architect

We are seeking a Technical Architect (or Quantity Surveyor) with at least 7 years’ demonstrable experience in site supervision and management, preferably in the luxury residential sector. The ideal candidate should be proactive, decisive, with strong organisational skills and accustomed to working to high standards of quality and at a fast pace.

Responsibilities:

To carry out comprehensive monitoring of construction works, ensuring the successful completion of projects in the role of site manager and/or construction manager.

To oversee the quality, cost and schedule of project delivery, ensuring compliance with deadlines and budgets.

To prepare detailed measurements, cost estimates and monitor monthly site certification reports.

Prepare and draw up cost estimates for tenders on new projects.

Coordinate communication between the various parties involved in the project (technical office, builders, subcontractors and suppliers) and report directly to the firm’s management.

Requirements:

Degree in Technical Architecture, Building or Building Engineering.

At least 7 years’ experience on-site, with a particular focus on residential construction.

Proficiency in drawing up quantity surveys, cost estimates and cost control.

Excellent communication skills and fluency in Spanish and English. Knowledge of other languages will be an advantage.

A proactive individual, meticulous in technical details and highly capable of solving problems efficiently on site.

We offer:

Immediate start within an established team.

A full-time, on-site role at our office in Jávea.

The opportunity to take direct charge of the management of our construction projects, working on unique, high-profile projects.

If you meet these requirements and are looking for a stable role where you can contribute your technical expertise and continue to grow professionally, we’d love to meet you! Please send your CV to our HR team.

We look forward to receiving your application!

This was certainly the case with Jean Claude and Casa Helena. We invite you to watch the conversation in the video.

Our method begins with understanding the client. From there, we develop a creative and organisational process aimed at defining a solid idea, always with the goal of meeting the project's objectives under the quality standards that define us.

Every home is the result of listening, designing and executing with the same level of rigour throughout every phase.

Sara Marí, team lead, accompanied by Ana Jiménez, project manager, tells us all about it in this video.

The Church of Our Lady of Loreto is one of the most singular works of contemporary religious architecture in Spain. Conceived as a avant-garde piece, its exposed reinforced concrete structure does not merely support the building: it is the building. Twelve exterior pilasters, symbolising the apostles, hold up a roof that evokes the inverted hull of a vessel. The zenithal light, directed through perimeter skylights, shapes the interior space with an almost sculptural precision. Even the acoustics were conceived as part of the experience.

Built on site in the 1960s, at a time when concrete was not yet industrialised as it is today, the church represented a major technical and constructive milestone. A finalist for the National Architecture Prize and internationally recognised, it remains an outstanding example of structural honesty and beauty without artifice.

Singular Studio would like to thank the College of Civil Engineers of the Valencian Community for the invitation to take part in this congress.

At Singular Studio, we celebrate the recognition of an architect who has built a radically personal practice from Santiago de Chile, proving that architecture does not need to be spectacular to be profound. His work is born from observation, from matter, and from an intimate relationship with place — generating spaces that invite you to pause and find your own voice.

Images from Casa Pite

Radić is known for understated structures that range from the modest — a bus shelter, an artist's studio — to the monumental, such as performing arts venues or a winery. What unites such disparate projects is not a recognisable style, but a way of approaching each commission through its purpose and its surroundings. Among his most notable works are the Pite House (2005, Papudo, Chile), a dwelling oriented to shelter from extreme wind and light; the House for the Poem of the Right Angle (2013, Vilches, Chile), a forest home conceived alongside his wife, sculptor Marcela Correa; the Teatro Regional del Biobío (2018, Concepción, Chile), a semi-translucent envelope that modulates light and favours acoustics through restraint; and the celebrated Serpentine Pavilion (2014, London), a translucent fibreglass shell resting on enormous local stones, transforming fragility into experience.

Images from House Poem.

Unlike many architects of his generation, Radić does not pursue aesthetic signature or monumentality as an end in itself. His buildings appear temporary, unstable or deliberately unfinished — almost on the verge of disappearing — and yet they provide a structured, quietly joyful shelter, embracing vulnerability as an intrinsic condition of lived experience. This is precisely the paradox that defines his work: fragility as strength, imperfection as honesty.

Images from Teatro Regional de Biobío

In 2017 he founded the Fundación de Arquitectura Frágil to support experimental architecture that challenges disciplinary boundaries. His influence extends beyond built practice into architectural thought, reminding us that the boundaries between disciplines are permeable and that the most powerful architecture is often the one that least needs to justify itself.

Images from Pabellón de la Serpentine Gallery

This prize is a recognition of an architecture that does not speak on behalf of people, but allows them to find their own voice through it. The work of Smiljan Radić Clarke reminds us that building well is not building more, but building with greater awareness, greater attentiveness, and greater respect for what already exists

Photo credits:

-Coverage: https://www.nytimes.com/es/2026/03/12/espanol/cultura/smiljan-radic-gana-pritzker-arquitectura.html

-Casa Pite: https://www.dezeen.com/2020/05/08/house-for-the-poem-of-the-right-angle-smiljan-radic-vilches-chile/

-House for the Poem: https://www.dezeen.com/2020/05/08/house-for-the-poem-of-the-right-angle-smiljan-radic-vilches-chile/

-Teatro Biobío: https://hicarquitectura.com/2026/03/smiljan-radic-teatro-regional-del-biobio/

-Serpentine Gallery: https://www.archdaily.cl/cl/623006/se-inauguro-el-pabellon-serpentine-gallery-de-smiljan-radic

It was a very enriching day, full of ideas, interesting conversations and points of view that help to continue broadening our view of our profession.

We were fortunate to be able to participate in this space for dialogue between architects, studios and communicators.

We continue to learn, share and build architecture through conversation. Congratulations to the organisers Enrique Alario and Antonio Verdú.

A delegation from Singular Studio, led by Jose Moragues (architect and executive director) alongside architects Ana Jiménez and Sara Marí, attended the Cerámica Night Experience 2026. This exclusive evening event, organised by the Pamesa Cerámica Group as part of its annual ‘Cerámica Experience’ trade fair, has established itself as one of the most important social and professional events in the sector at a national level.

The event, which broke records this year by bringing together 3,500 professionals from the world of architecture, design and interior design, was held in a spectacular setting: the Roig Arena in Valencia. Under the slogan ‘A week to shine’, the evening offered an immersive experience that combined the technical innovation of new ceramic materials with high-level staging, live music and cutting-edge cuisine.

The members of the studio participated in this key event thanks to the invitation from Ferrcos (Pedreguer, Alicante), a trusted partner of Singular Studio, thus strengthening ties with local suppliers who are committed to excellence and innovation in building materials.