From the beginning of the foundation of the EPSEB, cooperation agreements were established that allowed the student to enrich his training and at the same time promoted links with entities and institutions in the environment.

The projects resulting from the agreement range from large monumental complexes owned by public administrations and private entities, to unique constructions, passing through archaeological sites.

We highlight the most representative agreements that have allowed the study of buildings from different departments of the School:

• Archive of Architectural Heritage led by Benet Mecca Acosta. The works on the heritage of Reus, la Modernist Melilla and a large number of works of Catalan modernism, as well as the works resulting from the cooperation agreement with CEDIM (Centre d'Estudis Domènech i Montaner).
   
• Department of Graphic Expression with studies on the Ciutadella Park Waterfall, the Plaza Espanya Fountain, the facades of Carrer Ferran, the old town of El Ciego (La Rioja) or the facades of the Eixample.
   

• Building Laboratory led by Vicenç Gibert Armengol and Paco Jordana Riba. Studies of architectural identification of urban fronts: facades of neighborhoods of Barcelona (Barceloneta, Ciutat Vella, Eixample), Esporles (Mallorca), Toulouse (France), Santiago de Chile, Talca, Valparaiso (Chile) and Mexico City
   

• Photogrammetry Laboratory led by Felipe Buill Pozuelo. The works on Casa Milà, Bab Antakia (Aleppo, Syria), the surveys of archaeological or prehistoric sites as well as the works on the Temple of the Sagrada Familia deserve special mention.
   
• Materials Laboratory led by Joan Ramon Rosell Amigó. Numerous works on residential architecture such as: Casa Amatller, Casa Ravella de l'Ordal, the house in the medina of Tetuan, Malgrat Castle, Godmar Castle, Miravet Castle, the Can Quintana farmhouse or Ca n'Amat in Cabrils. Studies of religious buildings such as the monasteries of Sant Pere de Rodes, Sant Pere Casserres, Santes Creus, or temples such as the Church of Santa Maria de Cardet or the Cathedral of Tarazona. Also noteworthy are the works on historical constructions such as the walls of Tortosa, the Pont de la Margineda in Andorra, the Pont del Diable in Martorell, or the Torre Alcalà in Xivert, without forgetting recent studies that have as their object theSanta Creu and Sant Pau Hospital.
   
• Architectural Heritage Workshop led by Santiago Canosa Reboredo and Joan Serra Santasusagna. Studies on the heritage buildings of Collsacabra, the Montseny massif and Bages. Works on religious buildings such as the churches of Pallars, the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Pi, the Monastery of Sant Benet de Bages, the Monastery of Santes Creus, the Cathedral of Sant Llorenç de Lleida and the Church of Santa Anna. Also noteworthy are the studies of historical town complexes such as the old town of Súria, Lloret de Mar and Breda. Without forgetting the works on unique buildings such as Fabra i Coats, Can Garriga or the Ateneu Barcelonès.