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Anto Lloveras is a Spanish architect and theorist who reframes architecture as an operative epistemic infrastructure. Trained in Madrid and shaped by early professional experience in large-scale architectural and urban projects across the Netherlands, he gradually shifted from object-based practice toward the construction of systemic, research-driven frameworks. His work departs from representation and advances architecture as executable logic: a metabolic structure capable of organizing knowledge, sustaining coherence, and acting within complex cultural environments. He is the author of Socioplastics, a long-term conceptual system in which architecture, art, and urbanism operate as interdependent relational fields. Within this framework, theory is not commentary but construction. Citation becomes commitment, pedagogy becomes structural transmission, and publication becomes spatial practice. His research develops methods that reinforce conceptual resilience and institutional durability under conditions of digital acceleration and fragmentation. Through the independent curatorial and research platform LAPIEZA, which he founded in Madrid, Lloveras has led an extensive body of exhibitions, installations, and pedagogical programs internationally. Across architecture, urban thought, and artistic research, his practice articulates a post-autonomous model grounded in cultural agency and epistemic sovereignty. His work integrates design, theory, curation, and education into a coherent academic proposition, positioning architecture as a living infrastructure for contemporary knowledge production and systemic civic engagement.

Within Anto Lloveras’s Socioplastics, the archive emerges not as passive repository but as epistemic infrastructure, wherein enumeration ope...