IDOM architects

Spain's built landscape is a cultural mosaic, rooted in history and informed by a plethora of cultures and architectural styles. From Roman colonization to Islamic rule during the medieval period, each era has contributed to the architectural palimpsest that defines Spain today. The Moorish architecture, characterized by intricate geometric patterns and stunning arches, can still be witnessed in iconic landmarks such as the Alhambra in Granada. Similarly, the Gothic cathedrals and Romanesque churches across the country reflect Spain's European influences during the Middle Ages. Even in contemporary context, modernism or “modernismo” in Spain, embraced its rich, ornamental past, drawing inspiration from global influences like Ar... More

This new bus station in Santiago de Compostela sees the concept of building merge with that of a viewpoint over the immediate surroundings that border the lowlands of the Sar River. Aitor Ortiz From this starting point, the IDOM architects organized the elements required. Structural components are in the central area of the building to avoid clashes with bus loading bays, providing more fluid movement of vehicles and people. Large overhangs protect the bays from inclement weather. Aitor Ortiz The bus terminal is organized on two superimposed floors. On the lower floor is the area of the loading bays and the vehicle circulation and maneuvering lanes. The upper floor meanwhile houses the services necessary to attend to passengers.... More