Institute for historical heritage

Culture · by Higueras & Miró · 1988

Madrid, Spain

A landmark heritage institute built as an architectural machine: a bold circular form enclosing deep, controlled interiors for conservation and research. The building’s identity comes from the marriage of expressive geometry and serious technical function—storage, labs, and study spaces tuned for preservation. It’s architecture that feels futuristic and monastic at once: protective, inward, and intensely purposeful.

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