Josep Miàs Gifre

Josep Miàs Gifre (born in 1966) obtained the title of Architect in 1992 by the Superior School of Architecture of Barcelona, Technical University of Catalunya (ETSAB UPC). From 1990 to 2000 he worked in Enric Miralles's office as an associated architect. In 2000 he created MiAS Arquitectes, his own office. His work, intensely developed as a craftwork, has been awarded several times. He has taught Architecture and has given lectures in Universities all over Europe and the US.

Recent projects

Work in progress:

  • iGuzzini Illuminazione España S.A. Headquarters, Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona.
  • Pujades 22@ Office Building, Barcelona.
  • Single house in Besalú, Barcelona.
  • Housing building in Torre Baró, Barcelona.
  • Pedestrian bridge in Palafolls, Barcelona.
  • Health Centre in Arenys de Munt, Barcelona.

Some of his last projects are:

  • Awarded Casc Antic de Banyoles, Girona.
  • Awarded New Market in Barceloneta, Barcelona.
  • Municipal Market Building in Rubí, Barcelona.
  • Puppet theatre in Tibidabo Amusement Park, Barcelona.
  • Annexa-Joan Puigbert Primary School in Girona.
  • Single house in Llavaneres, Girona.
  • Awarded Club Social Golf Fontanals, Girona.

Awards

Among other prizes, MiAS Arquitectes has won:

Teaching Activity

His experience as Architecture Teacher include Spanish Architecture Schools and others from Europe and the US:

He has been invited to give lectures and seminaries in many universities as Alghero, Palermo, Catania, Rome, Venice, Florence, Bruxelles, Lund, Helsinki, Düsseldorf, Kassel, Weimar, Berlin, Paris, Copenhagen, Mexico D.F., Madrid, La Coruña, Aguascalientes, Las Palmas, Montevideo, Zaragoza among others.

Publications

These are some of the books about MiAS Arquitectes that have been published by now.

  • Barceloneta Market. Barcelona: MiAS Arquitectes, 2009.
  • 03_09_2006 17_01_2008 The Sky_iGuzzini. Barcelona: MiAS Arquitectes, 2008.
  • Academic Publication Series. Barcelona-Alghero: MiAS Arquitectes, 2008.
  • Did you see the white whale? Barcelona: MiAS Arquitectes, 1999.
  • 1 MiAS Arquitectes' website