Exhibition "Internalities. Arquitectures per a un equilibri territorial"
26 June 2026 – 13 September 2026 · 10:00
Oliva Artés. Museu d'Història de Barcelona, Provençals del Poblenou, Sant Martí
Curated by: Roi Salgueiro and Manuel Bouzas. Internalities, the Spanish Pavilion at the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale, explores how architects can minimise the environmental externalities associated with production processes in order to advance the decarbonisation of construction. Through works and research, Internalities shows how new territorial balances can be generated: agreements between ecologies and economies. Nature produces no waste. Nor externalities. All material flows are internalised within a continuous cycle. What happens when architecture follows the same logic? What happens when we internalise our environmental externalities? The Spanish Pavilion is built around a word that does not exist: Internalities. Through it, the exhibition explores how architects can —and must— minimise the environmental externalities associated with production processes in order to move towards the decarbonisation of construction. Internalities highlights the work of a new generation of Spanish practices characterised by the use of local, regenerative and low-carbon resources. Collectively, they contribute to a deeper understanding of regional ecologies involving materials such as…
Part of the programme: Barcelona 2026, World Capital of Architecture. Barcelona 2026, Capital Mundial de l’Arquitectura: 10 activities in Barcelona, from May 28 to March 27. All free.
Source: Ajuntament de Barcelona · checked on 8 September 2026