ИСПАНИЯ, КАК ОНА ТЕРЯЕТ СВОЕ БУДУЩЕЕ...: От городов с душой к зависимости и потреблению.

Critical look from architecture at the social, cultural, and urban void that has gradually taken shape in contemporary Spain. Far from being a technical analysis, this book is an invitation to reflect on how the country has filled itself with constructions while, to a large extent, emptying its territory, its communities, and its identity of purpose. From personal observation and professional experience, I seek to shed light on a map of tensions shaped by real estate speculation, social uprooting, excessive regulations, bureaucracy that suffocates creativity, urban environments that prevent genuine encounter, and the transformation of the citizen into a mere consumer of mass-produced spaces. This is not a book of complaints, but an act of awareness. It is not about denying progress, but about asking what kind of progress is being built and for whom. The book points not only to the constructed dystopias of the last real-estate boom, but also to the symbolic ones: more broadly, the loss of community, architecture without soul, and life without truly inhabiting the places we live. For architects, urban planners, social thinkers, and, of course, any citizen who has ever felt that their city no longer belongs to them, this book offers a space for reflection and approach.