2022

• The dam of the damned, co-authored with P. Jankiewicz. GeoHumanities 8(1), 301–316.

2021

• (in consideration) – Dancing with counterpreservation: The alternative reactivation of industrial urban ruins as a living heritage. International Journal of Heritage Studies.
• (accepted for publication) – A Conversational Plea for the Ruin Studies, co-authored with P. Jankiewicz. The Munich Social Science Review.
• A new sensibility towards unfinished ruins: Affective knowledge translation through experimental video. Space and Culture. 10.1177/1206331221989962

2020

• Phantom brickworks: Antimetaphors of the property crisis in Spain. Journal of Contemporary Archaeology 7(1), 79–94.

2019

• Reimagining unfinished architectures: Ruin perspectives between art and heritage. Cultural Geographies 26(2), 227–244.

2018

• Ruins come what may: A trip to the capital of Spainistan. Cultural Geographies 25(1), 221–228.

2017

• ‘Ruins of modernity’: The critical implications of unfinished public works in Italy. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 41(5), 804–820.
• Threats and hopes for abandoned buildings in Berlin: An urban exploration approach. URBS. Revista de Estudios Urbanos y Ciencias Sociales 7(1), 41–55.
• The paradox of ‘Incompiuto Siciliano Archaeological Park’ or how to mock heritage to make heritage. International Journal of Heritage Studies 23(4), 299–216.

2016

• Beyond the aestheticization of modern ruins: The case of Incompiuto Siciliano. Journal of Contemporary Archaeology 3(1), 21–44.
• Heritage views through urban exploration: The case of ‘Abandoned Berlin’. International Journal of Heritage Studies 22(5), 368–381.

2014

• Re(VI)VIENDO Cabo de Gata: Entropy through dérive. URBS. Revista de Estudios Urbanos y Ciencias Sociales 4(1), 249–258.
• Students’ expectations from Graduate Studies in Heritage (Tourism) Management, co-authored with E. Bakev; E. Matta and A. Vaida. AlmaTourism: Journal of Tourism, Culture and Territorial Development 2, 74–76.

2018

• Reckoning with Incompiuto Siciliano: Unfinished public works as modern ruins and all which it entails (Phd diss.) Bauhaus University Weimar, Germany.

2014

• Heritage claim through urban exploration: The case of ‘Abandoned Berlin’ (MA diss.) Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg, Germany.

2020

• Notes from a shrinking market: Pre-nostalgia and place-making in the midst of change, co-authored with H. Lorimer. In: P. William; M. A. Rhodes and A. Walker (eds.) Geographies of Post-Industrial Memory, Place, and Heritage, 23–36. London: Routledge.
• Berlin, a repurposed ruin, and constant change as the fixed condition: A photo-comic, co-authored with P. Jankiewicz. In: E. Macrì; V. Morea and M. Trimarchi (eds.) Cultural Commons and Urban Dynamics: A Multidisciplinary Perspective, 341–362. Berlin: Springer.

2017

• A review on Incompiuto Siciliano: Transforming the negative perception of unfinished public works. In K. Rheidt and W. Lorenz (eds.) Groß Bauen. Großbaustellen als kulturgeschichtliches Phänomen [Large buildings. Large-scale sites as a cultural-historical phenomenon] 283–290. Basel: Birkhäuser.

2012

• Sistemas de validación en proyectos arquitectónicos [Validation systems in architectonic projects] co-authored with R. De Lacour; M. Sánchez and L. Rodrigo. In L.M. Jiménez and M.C. García (eds.) Innovación docente y buenas prácticas en la Universidad de Granada vol. 1 [Innovative teaching and best practices at University of Granada vol. 1] 825–833. Granada: University of Granada.

2010

• Sistemas de validación de proyectos arquitectónicos [Validation systems of architectonic projects] co-authored with R. De Lacour; M. Sánchez and L. Rodrigo. In Actas de las I Jornadas sobre Innovación Docente y Adaptación al EEES en las Titulaciones Técnicas [Proceedings of the 1st Conference on Teaching Innovation and Adaptation to the EHEA in Technical Degrees] 57–60. Godel: Granada.

2018

• The Dead City: Urban ruins and the spectacle of decay, by Paul Dobraszczyk. Urban Studies 55(13), 3048–3050.

2017

• Elements of architecture: Assembling archaeology, atmosphere and the performance of building spaces, by Mikkel Bille and Tim Flohr Sørensen. Norwegian Archaeological Review 50(1), 95-97.

2017

• ‘Amigos del Toldo Verde’: Hacia un verdadero patrimonio de lo común [‘Friends of Green Awnings’: Towards a truly involving heritage] Homo Velamine.

2016

• You’re more beautiful when you don’t pretend: On Berlin and its abandoned buildings. UrbanNext.