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AI generates images and accelerates workflows, but architects will retain their value if they know how to identify viable ideas, coordinate teams, and create spaces where people truly want to be.

Marbella’s light has a distinctive quality: golden in the morning, radiant at midday, and warm and endless at sunset. In the hills of Nagüeles, GVI Architects took that light as their starting point. Armani Residences Marbella was born from it.

“The true beauty of a home is always understated,” says the architect behind the Armani-branded residences to be built in Marbella.

The Sanctuary of the Martyrs of Christ the King, designed by GVI Architects, embraces monumentality, but its true protagonist is light.

Marbella’s light has a distinctive quality: golden in the morning, radiant at midday, and warm and endless at sunset. In the hills of Nagüeles, GVI Architects took that light as their starting point. Armani Residences Marbella was born from it.

For the 1970 FIFA World Cup, Gómez Vázquez International (GVI) carried out a remarkable renovation, successfully adapting the stadium to meet the tournament’s demanding standards.

San Miguel de Allende was named the “Best City in the World” for 2026 in Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Awards 2026. It marks the third consecutive year the city has received this recognition, honoring its continued commitment to strengthening tourism.

The Director of GVI Architects explains why the future of architecture lies in designing spaces that people remember, inhabit, and long to experience again.

Armani and Playa Assets—the company led by Rafael Nadal and entrepreneur and former minister Abel Matutes—are developing in Marbella the Italian brand’s first residential project in Spain.

Marbella’s light has a distinctive character: golden in the morning, radiant at midday, and warm and endless at sunset. In the hills of Nagüeles, GVI Arquitectos embraced that light as their starting point. Armani Residences Marbella was born from it.