“350,000 ha”: a slap in the face for the word “waste”
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4/17/2026

“350,000 ha”: a slap in the face for the word “waste”

At ARCO Madrid, a pavilion by Manuel Bouzas and Salazar Sequero Medina turns fire-damaged timber into a spatial argument for post-disaster recovery

Author
Félix Zerdán
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