A structure of precision
The quality of a studio does not depend only on individual talent. It depends on the ability to turn that talent into a shared culture. Direction, development, technique, visualization, site work, structures, technology and administration coexist within the same working logic.
Rubén Muedra
CEO
Pilar Quevedo
Financial Director · Partner
Javier Muedra
Technical Director
Bianka González
Development Director
Javier Hinojosa
Visualization Director
Iana Iamendi
Administration Director
Project Coordination
Tomás Johnstone
Architect · Project Coordinator
José Tourón
Architect · Project Coordinator
Luciana Bruna
Architect · Project Coordinator
Paco Olcina
Architect · Project Coordinator
Borja Alcover
Architect · Project Coordinator
Miguel Ivars
Architect · Project Coordinator
Natalia Castro
Architect · Project Coordinator
Juanjo Marín
Technical Architect · Project Coordinator
Technical Development, Structures and Site
Andrea Ortiz
Technical Architect · Site Director
Emilio Belda
Structural Engineering
Román Martínez
Collaborating Engineer
Technology, Visualization and Support
Iago Comput
Artificial Intelligence Director
Adrián Mora
Photography
Without fixed formulas
Each project is built from its own condition, not from a repeated identity.
We are interested in each work finding its own language through the idea, the place and the real need that gives rise to it.
Every project is unique, for a specific client and within a specific context. For that reason, we avoid predetermined identity resources and the repetition of a studio image applied automatically.
Essentiality
We seek a clear and refined result, even when behind it there is a dense, complex project resolved down to the finest detail.
Integration
Architecture must enter into dialogue with the built environment, the landscape, the social context and the cultural dimension of place.
Balance
We are interested in the right relationship between forms and geometries, between the parts and the whole, between presence and continuity.
Synthesis
We design from the idea, avoiding pre-established resources. Light is understood as an essential raw material of the work.
Timelessness
We aspire to a sincere architectural language, capable of enduring beyond trends and continuing to evoke over time.
Continuity
Continuity with the environment, spatial continuity, minimization of materials, integration of systems and continuity over time.
Constructive Sincerity
Nothing in representation that is not in the function. Nothing in the form that cannot be sustained by logic.
Responsible Innovation
New materials and new technologies, always at the service of people and of a conscious improvement of tradition.
Sustainability
Responsible materials, renewable energies and rational decisions that make possible a healthy and economically coherent architecture.
Precision
From the initial idea to materialization, precision is both a working condition and a way of understanding quality.
Protecting coherence
Solving needs with precision requires listening well, interpreting well and supporting the project with realism and rigor.
This work begins with the client and with the context. It requires time, listening, analysis and a reading capable of distinguishing between what is expressed and what truly needs to be solved.
Technical precision, BIM methodology, virtual reality, licensing follow-up, budget management and close collaboration with the contractor all form part of one and the same process.
Client
The project begins by understanding who will inhabit it, use it or drive it. Architecture is born from that reading.
Context
Location, orientation, topography, surroundings and environmental conditions are active parts of the project from the outset.
Realism
Understanding the real economic capacity makes it possible to optimize resources and demonstrate that architectural quality does not depend on budget alone.
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Listen
Understand the client, interpret needs and detect what is essential behind what merely appears to be so.
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Read the Context
Understand the plot, surroundings, orientation, topography, environmental conditions and relationship with place.
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Design with Realism
Work from the real economic capacity in order to optimize resources without giving up quality.
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Refine and Coordinate
Resolve the project in detail, through BIM methodology and tools that anticipate better execution.
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Materialize
Carry the work through to a result that not only meets expectations, but surpasses them.
Regarding a Certain Structuralist Neo-Formalism
A text that helps to understand the critical, conceptual and disciplinary dimension of the studio. Not as a theoretical appendix, but as a living part of its architecture.
Read articleInhabiting the Essence
A piece that helps explain the trajectory, maturity and consolidation of a distinctive identity through the studio’s first ten years.
Read articleBeyond the studio
The life of the work does not end in the project. It expands into the places where it is shared, recognized and contrasted.
Media
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Recognitions that reflect the consistency of the work and the level of rigor with which each project is developed.
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