Jordi Domènech has worked with many professionals and has had different apprentices, who, by his side, have learnt, among others, the technique of the timbrel vault. Among them it is worth mentioning: the Japanese apprentice Tatsuei Taniguchi (for 10 years), Jordi Fortea (10 years), Ali… Tasadaq (15 years), Elías Martín (21 years), Joaquim García (2 years).

Jordi Domènech has also dedicated part of his time during the last years to teaching, both to constructors and architects, as follows: 

Demonstration of the construction and resistance of the bóveda catalana (timbrel vault) within the framework of the acts taking place because of the Fiestas de San Pedro, in El Masnou (2011). A bridge-shaped vault was built over which the assisting public could go, thus proving its resistance.

Workshop on the bóveda catalana (timbrel vault) for the students of the Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña (located in Mataró), in El Masnou, Barcelona (2015).

“Bóveda catalana, un patrimonio a recuperar”, a lecture on the bóveda catalana (timbrel vault) commissioned by the Asociación de Amigos de la UNESCO in El Masnou, Public Library in El Masnou, Barcelona (2015).

Teacher at the “Curso de bóveda catalana” organized by the School/Workshop of Bioconstruction Orígens at Les Planes d’Hostoles, Girona (2016).

“Curso de bóveda catalana” organized by Jordi Domènech in El Masnou, Barcelona (2016). The course included the participation of the Colectivo de Arquitectos BaseA arquitectura, with the ultimate intention of being able to learn the system and to be able to implement it in a project in India. 

Construction of four brick vaults at the School of Engineering in Terrasa to carry out a series of scientific tests with regard to their resistance, under the supervision of the architect David López and with the collaboration of Pep Brazo and Antonio Haro, from Urcotex (2017).

Construction exhibition regarding the bóveda catalana (timbrel vault) in Molins de Rei, Barcelona (2017), and the construction of a small monument, carried out parting from the building of the Federación Obrera, by the art nouveau architect Cèsar Martinell. Activity carried out by different award-winning master builders, following the design and under the supervision and direction of Jordi Domènech and the architect Manel Julià. This monument will decorate for a period of a year one of the squares of the city. 

“Taller de bóveda catalana” organized by the School/Workshop Origens in Mataró, Barcelona (2017).