Alberto Martinez Garcia is an architect and researcher born in Madrid in 1988 and currently residing in the United States. His work is situated at the intersection of architecture, ecology, and colonialism, with a particular interest in modes of representation that can democratize specialized knowledge and serve as tools for dialogue and transformation. He is currently pursuing a PhD at Yale University, where he also earned a Master of Environmental Design (MED). He previously studied at Cooper Union and earned his architectural degree from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid (ETSAM). He has lived and worked in Amsterdam, Madrid, and Shanghai. His interest lies in contemporary domesticity and the transition in the field of architecture from the movement to postmodernism. His work has been recognized with multiple awards and grants, including the 2016 COAM Award, a Tinker Research Grant, a Harold C. Conklin Research Fellowship, and a British Architectural Library Trust (BALT) Fellowship. He is a co-founder of the publishing project Hidden Architecture with Héctor Rivera Bajo, with whom he published the book Hidden Architecture: Atlas in 2023.
![[2] Domesticity in the Netherlands: from the modern movement to the present by Alberto Martínez García](/sites/default/files/styles/card_article_image/public/lead-images/metalocus-domesticidad-diagon_15_1280_0.webp?itok=TRfup-VR "[2] Domesticity in the Netherlands: from the modern movement to the present by Alberto Martínez García")
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