Barcelona School of Architecture in shaping everyday life in the city (1875–2025)

You can look for your own street on a 1:2,500 map of Barcelona, pinned with the locations of nearly 600 works by teachers at ETSAB, the city's public school of architecture. They run from small domestic cells to metropolitan structures, and the question is how they shaped daily life since industrialisation.

Around the map are a chronology, a wall of covers of texts the teachers wrote, 24 photographs by Manuel Laguillo and six videos of everyday scenes in these places. Six plaster sculptures from the school's Fine Arts beginnings give the room a human scale. Because it's the Maritime Museum, the centrepiece is six seafront works shown large, with video: from Coderch and Valls's Barceloneta flats to the Fòrum's solar pergola. If you've watched a Primavera Sound set under that pergola, this is where you meet who drew it.

It's the school's own account of itself, chosen by five ETSAB professors. Entry is free, in the Mirador space, daily 10:00 to 20:00, with texts in Catalan, Spanish and English.