Vicissitudes in the Design of the Architect During the Bubble and the Real Estate Crisis

In 2006, architecture studies in Spain were still immersed in a large-scale housing projects work cluster. Small, medium-sized promoters and real estate giants gave architects great possibilities that deserved more than to pay attention to smallscale reform and detached housing. The guarantee of bringing a housing building into the studio was to be able to assume the costs of delineation, estimations of facilities and structure, as well as to keep the study active for at least one year else.