The workshop will have a very clear start (a given urban situation, namely 3X) and finish (printed + digital presentation in A2 panels), but the design's development will be decided by each student addressing the given questions by explicitly integrating the five design logics learned throughout the Master's.

Start: Student's will be given a specific urban situation in the metropolitan area of Barcelona of special relevance for the city's future development. An urban situation entails a physical site and a cultural framework, potentially including pre-existing urban studies and/or architectural preliminary schemes, which students will be asked to address in a critical way.

Development: Each individual student will develop their design taking two main questions into account:
- Identity: Build personal attitude towards what can a contemporary architect do.
- Integration: Articulate the 5 design logics learned and tested throughout the year.
That means that the specific object of design (e.g., a building, a plan, a temporary intervention, an activist project, a collaborative initiative, a communication project and so on), the design process followed (e.g., mapping, diagramming, sketching, modelling, calculating, writing and so on), and the design results achieved (e.g., strategic planning, plans and sections, axonometrics, perspectives, multi-media, maps, scores, performances, manifestoes, critical texts, content curatorship, communication, technical developments, construction details, policy proposals and so on) will be consciously chosen by each student team in order to further their interests and expand on what can an architect do in the 21st century.
In order to help students in their design process, the workshop will propose weekly interim deliverables of a specific type of documentation (see detailed schedule for details). These documents can be adapted individually if previously agreed by both student and professors.

End: Based on the abovementioned weekly interim deliverables, each student will distil all their work in a formatted set of printed + digital panels. Quality will be valued over quantity, and all effort will be made so each student's workshop's deliverables are publication-ready.