Facundo Martínez, de Mislata a Kioto

In the ever-changing urban fabric of Valencia during the 1960s and 1970s, Facundo Martínez emerged as a visionary developer, creating an architectural legacy that, although it has never received the recognition it truly deserves, has left an indelible mark on the city—one where he even has his own fan club. His buildings display a remarkable originality and boldness, securing him a prominent place in Valencia's architectural history. Structures bearing names such as DOMUS, GRECO, SAN REMO, LAS VEGAS, OSLO, and KYOTO reflect his distinctive vision. Facundo's personality permeates each of these buildings, and for their residents, living in a "Facundo" is a source of genuine pride.