This series explores Bilbao’s contemporary architectural heritage from within, focusing on interior geometries rather than iconic facades. Five buildings representing different dimensions of 21st-century urban life—an archive, a social care center, a modernist tower, a metro station, and a hotel—are photographed through geometric abstraction that reveals their essential architectural language.
By stripping away context and function, the series questions what transforms architecture into heritage. Is it age, beauty, or purpose? Or is it the quiet way these interior spaces shape our collective experience?
From the archival repository preserving our past to the spiral staircase offering contemplation, these images document the intimate architectural landscapes that will define how future generations understand early 21st-century Bilbao—a city that transformed itself not just in skyline, but in the spaces where daily life unfolds.