 RADIO INTERVENTION Marta Rodriguez presents Habitable City journal |  HABITABLE CITY Journal Architecture & Urbanism Provocative Thoughts |  THINK TANK Habitable Studio |
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 CREATIVE MORNINGS “My Commitment to Innovation in Architecture through Ethics and Elegance” by Marta Rodriguez |  WiA Houston Mentoring Event Marta Rodriguez - Mentor |  RICE U "Architecture for the Human: Through the Japanese Looking Glass" by Marta Rodriguez, PhD |
 ARTICLE "Le Corbusier in ‘Simple Lines:’ Toyo Ito" by Marta Rodriguez |  BOOK Authors.- Juan Antonio Cortés, Yayoi Kawamura, Marta Rodriguez, Enric Massip-Bosch, Pedro Luis Gallego, Pilar Garcés, Kiyoshi Sey Takeyama, Jin Taira, Norihiko Dan, José Juan Barba y José Manuel González Vázquez |  INTERVIEW “Not less is more, but more in less. Japan is advanced in that.” Dr. Marta Rodriguez |
 REBUTTAL Feminism and Architecture by Marta Rodriguez |  PECHAKUCHA The New School Parsons Blog - New York Debate between Richmond and Rodriguez |  EXHIBITION Cassina & Internum “Charlotte Perriand, pioneer of Petite Architecture” Video by Marta Rodriguez |
 PETITE ARCHITECTURE Cover Magazine by Denna Jones "Historian Marta Rodriguez describes the conflation of architecture and furniture as ‘petite architecture’—habitable technological furniture, with sensuality as a hallmark where objects conflate into residence, machine and furniture." |  AWARD “The famous architect Rafael Moneo qualifies as realistic the project by Marta Rodríguez" by Fidela Mañoso "Rafael Moneo praised the lightness of the project and its attention to the context and the site, which it can be understood 'in continuous relationship with the park'." |  YOUNG TALENTS Awards - Competition to design the Building for Science - University of Valladolid Second Prize: Marta Rodríguez Fernández |
 TEK-HOMES "Marta Rodriguez knew how to make us travel along the XX century through furniture and architecture, from France to Japan and vice versa" by J.M. Reyes |  AIA HOUSTON "Petite Architecture: Charlotte Perriand & Kazuyo Sejima" by Marta Rodriguez |  PhD Dissertation Defense ETSAM |
 SCIENCE PO Seminar The Legacy of Metabolism: Rethinking the City of the Future in Post-Bubble Japan. by Adrian Favell & Marta Rodriguez |