Ignasi Bonet Peitx (Barcelona, 1975) is an architect and documentalist. His academic journey formally began in his hometown, where he enrolled at the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB - UPC), graduating with a degree in architecture in 1999. Seeking to delve deeper into knowledge management and digital environments, he later expanded his training by pursuing a degree in Documentation at the Open University of Catalonia (UOC), from which he graduated in 2014, achieving a hybrid professional profile that defines his technical and theoretical approach.
Professionally, Bonet Peitx has consolidated his career primarily in the public sector in Catalonia. Since 2001, he has worked continuously for the Barcelona Provincial Council, where he currently serves as Head of the Architecture and Library Equipment Section. In this role, she has led, advised, and overseen the physical design of more than 70 public reading centers throughout the province.
Her main conceptual focus lies in transforming the traditional library into a model adapted to the "network society." Based on this premise, she combines her institutional work with research, writing for specialized architecture blogs, and teaching, contributing in areas such as the design of adaptable furniture, spatial flexibility, and the control of environmental parameters for modern cultural centers.
