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Ricardo Labougle

Madrid
As seen in: The World of Interiors, The New York Times, Irish Daily Mail, Architectural Digest, Telva, AD Magazine Spain, Architectural Digest Italia, HOLA
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Three 1700s Cadaqués fishing huts are transformed into an architect’s coastal retreat

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By Susana Ordovás, Ricardo Labougle
| The World of Interiors Verified
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On a Majorcan Estate, a Collage Made Over Hundreds of Summer Holidays

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By Zoey Poll, Ricardo Labougle
| The New York Times Verified
SOMETIME IN THE early 18th century, the House of Zaforteza, a noble Majorcan family thought to be descended from medieval Florentine settlers, deepened their alliance with other prominent local families to form the Nine Houses, or the Nou Cases, as they’re known in Catalan. Knit together by endogamy — common in those days among the Mediterranean aristocracy — these dynasties had built, inherited or acquired the majority of the properties throughout the island by the end of that century.
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Five Franciscan missions in Mexico are visions of Indigenous iconography

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By Susana Ordovás, Ricardo Labougle
| The World of Interiors Verified
Set within the folds of the vast mountain range of the Sierra Gorda are five Franciscan missions, their façades revealing a wealth of colour and sculptural detail. Their Mestizo Baroque (also called Mexican Baroque or Churrigueresque) frontispieces display a distinctive vernacular style, defined by rich ornamentation born from the fusion of Indigenous traditions with Old World methods introduced by the Spanish in the mid-18th century.
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