El Taller

Pablo’s approach at the Taller de Arquitectura balances a respect for its history with an openness to new ideas. As the group has expanded in recent years, it has also returned to a structure more in line with its original emphasis on interdisciplinary and collaborative design. In building the team, Pablo values personal insight alongside professional experience, encouraging diverse contributions across projects. His ongoing focus on craftsmanship helps ensure that quality remains integral to the work.

Hernán plays a central role in the design of projects at the Taller, with particular attention to tectonic detail and materiality across different phases and scales. Trained as an architect in Barcelona and raised between the building trades and the arts, he brings a balance of practical knowledge and conceptual focus to his work. He began his career in South America and, since joining the Taller in 2012, has led projects in Spain, Morocco, Portugal, Albania, Saudi Arabia, and elsewhere. Hernán also works with the archive to support continuity as the group develops, and takes part in its broader cultural efforts, collaborating with artists, designers, and artisans – including some connected to his family's history – to help maintain a diverse creative network.

Since joining the Taller in 2010, Dimitri has contributed a holistic and collaborative approach to the practice. He works to shape architecture that responds thoughtfully to its physical and cultural context, engaging closely with clients, engineers, contractors, and consultants throughout each phase of a project. This approach extends from early concepts to construction, and from broad planning strategies to detailed design, all within a supportive environment for colleagues at every level of their careers. Educated and trained as an architect in Paris and later in London, Dimitri has worked on projects in France, Spain, Morocco, the Czech Republic, Saudi Arabia, and beyond, across cultural, educational, residential, and workplace sectors.

Since joining the Taller in 1995, Giorgio has held significant roles as architect on numerous well-known and large-scale design schemes around the world, such as Dallas Connected City. His current projects are largely concentrated in Albania and Saudi Arabia, and range from the scale of cities to entire territories. Giorgio received his education at the University of Architecture in Florence.

Javier completed his architectural studies at the Escola Tècnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona before joining the Taller in 2018. Since then, his work has spanned multiple countries across Asia (particularly China) and Africa, with a current focus in Morocco. He plays a central role in the design and execution of major projects at the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) campuses in Rabat and Benguerir, acting as the general coordinator among clients, consultants, and construction companies. His approach integrates architectural design, infrastructure, and urban planning, with a particular emphasis on the efficient delivery of technically and aesthetically demanding projects.

Enrique leads projects in Spain, Eastern Europe, and increasingly Saudi Arabia. His approach priorities the cultural and environmental dimensions of architecture, seeking place-specific design over generic solutions. Enrique holds a master’s in housing and urbanism from London's Architectural Association and more than seventeen years of experience in major urban and cultural initiatives, such as national museums and city regeneration plans. His international portfolio includes work in the UAE, Nigeria, and beyond.

Since joining Taller in 2017, Alborz has led the conceptual design of projects and competitions in Albania, Morocco, Spain, Portugal, Georgia, China, and India. Alborz approaches architecture as both a collective and personal endeavour, a perspective that informs his role as a summer tutor at the University of Pavia, where he focuses on community-driven and sustainable development. He holds a master’s from Politecnico di Milano.

Sophie received her architecture degree and began working in practice in Paris before joining the Taller in 2020. Since then, she has led teams on projects primarily in the cultural sector, with a particular focus on work in Saudi Arabia, as well as in France and elsewhere. Her work is marked by a clear, methodical approach and a capacity to drive projects forward with focus and resolution, ensuring clarity in both design intent and execution.

Since joining the Taller in 2020, Callum has focused on large-scale cultural-sector projects predominantly located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He says of his work at the Taller that the chance to adapt creatively to the specific context of each project has led to both personal professional growth. Callum studied at the Scott Sutherland School of Architecture in his native Aberdeen.

Vivian began her academic studies in architecture in her native Havana before specialising in landscape design with a master's degree from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona. This background has equipped her with the skills to approach landscape projects of varied scales, from individual gardens to large integrated master plans. Vivian became part of the Taller in 2022, where she has since led the landscape team on projects across multiple continents. Her work is distinguished by a focus on botanics, offering carefully considered, innovative solutions for each project she undertakes.

Guillermo began collaborating with the Taller in 2022 following the passing of Ricardo Bofill. In thinking about a through-line, Guillermo has since been particularly engaged with the archive, examining the early forms of the Taller’s architecture and the conditions in which they emerged. His projects have been primarily situated in the Caucasus and several African countries, while his own studio continues to cross from architecture into design, sculpture, and scenography. Guillermo holds a master’s degree in design from Elisava and went on to study architecture at the International University of Catalonia. His work has been widely exhibited, including with Side Gallery, Etage projects, and at institutions such as CCCB, Matadero Madrid, and the Cerralbo Museum.

María Rosa joined the Taller in January 1989 and has since led the administration department, managing treasury, tax, accounting, and team-related matters. She has gained invaluable knowledge of the legislation across various countries, as the group has worked on projects in nearly every part of the world. Maria’s expertise has been further supported by external tax specialists and lawyers, ensuring the firm’s operations run smoothly across diverse legal frameworks. Her role is integral to maintaining the financial and administrative cohesion that enables the Taller to design globally.

Jaime joined the Taller in 2020 and oversees the group's overall management, supporting operations and prioritising innovation, efficiency, and sustainable growth. Jaime studied industrial engineering and holds a master’s in industrial organisation. His background includes further training in strategic management, operations, and data-driven decision-making, with studies at institutions such as IE Business School, Baruch College, The Wharton School, and the Universitat Politècnica de València.

Thomas drives growth at the Taller through strategic financial planning and design management. With a background combining architecture and business strategy, he helps advance the Taller's vision across international markets. He holds a bachelor's degree from Leopold-Franzens University Innsbruck and also studied at the Technical University Innsbruck. In 2015, he completed an academic exchange at SCI-Arc in Los Angeles. Thomas joined the Taller in 2018, bringing over a decade of experience from leading firms in Germany, Denmark, and Belgium.

Jade trained as an industrial mechanical engineer at Simón Bolívar University in Venezuela and earned a master’s in industrial organisation from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. She specialises in international project management and holds certifications in Scrum and team management. Since joining the Taller in 2023, she has contributed to efficient project execution through team coordination, process optimisation, and cross-communication. Her work focuses on operational efficiency, strategic resource management, and the use of agile methodologies to support planning and delivery.

Alicia joined the Taller in 1995 and has since been a steady presence within the studio. She values close contact with the team and takes great satisfaction in offering support. She trained as a speech therapist and studied psychoanalysis in her native Buenos Aires.

Pablo leads visual content and presentations at the Taller, working closely with project teams to articulate and communicate their vision. A graduate of the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, his interests range from the theoretical to the artisanal, and remain active through his teaching at EINA (Centro Universitario de Diseño y Arte de Barcelona). His work has been featured in the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale (Arsenale and Spanish Pavilion), AIA New York 2022, the 2022 International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam, the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale, and London Fashion Week SS 2020.

Gregori first engaged with the Taller's work in 1993 while photographing the Vila Olímpica, and again in 1996 with the Teatre Nacional. Fifteen years later, the relationship was formalised when he was commissioned to revisit and document all Taller projects to date. This process has continued with each new work, giving Gregori a unique insight into both the Taller's architecture and its visual communication. Alongside this work, he has pursued personal projects, with recent exhibitions including Unknown City Beneath the Mist (MACBA, 2024) and Fiebre de la materia (Àngels Barcelona, 2025).

Xavier joined the Taller in 2025, bringing experience in large-scale sports venues, high-end residential projects, and commercial masterplans across the UK, France, and Saudi Arabia. He approaches architecture as a holistic discipline, aiming to create designs that respond to and enhance the human experience. Xavier completed his architectural studies at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona. He also collaborated on academic and cultural projects in the UK and in Spain.

Jackeline's work has focused on projects within the cultural sector in Saudi Arabia since she joined the Taller in 2022. Trained in structural architecture in Panama City, she later specialised in document control and completed a master’s in project management. Over the years, Jackeline has come to value the often-overlooked aspects of architectural practice – document control, scheduling, coordination, and follow-ups – as essential to bringing complex projects to life. She bridges creative ambition with the clarity and structure needed to deliver it.

David has been part of the Taller since 2024 and is currently leading a major cultural project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. His practice has been shaped by over a decade of international experience, including work with several renowned London-based studios, among them multiple Pritzker Prize winners. He believes in multidisciplinary design across all scales and excels at distilling the creative ideas of his team into cohesive, well-resolved solutions. David began his architectural studies in his native Barcelona before continuing in Lausanne, later completing a master’s degree in Urban Planning in 2019. He established his own architectural practice in 2020.

Graciana joined the Taller in 2022, focusing on projects in Morocco across educational, cultural, hospitality, residential, and interior design sectors. She studied at the University of California and earned her architecture degree from the University of Buenos Aires, with additional studies in Rome and a master’s in interior and living design in Milan. Graciana has also coordinated the master’s in interior design at Domus Academy, contributing to both practice and academia.

Beatriz has developed her approach to interior design across a range of international projects over the last five years at the Taller. Interested in the elements that define human habitats, Beatriz aims to create spaces that respond to functional needs while enhancing the user experience through atmosphere, meaning, and cultural sensitivity. Her practice is informed by architectural studies at Universidad Alfonso X, with further specialisation at Displacement École Supérieure d'Architecture de Nantes and the Glasgow School of Art’s Sculpture and Environmental Art programme. Beatriz also holds a master’s in BIM from 24Studiolab.

Daniela joined the Taller in 2022 as a BIM Coordinator, supporting design and multidisciplinary coordination, then became a Project Manager in 2025, overseeing two large-scale projects in Saudi Arabia. Her 10+ years of experience includes housing, hospitality, and diverse architectural, civil, and MEP projects, spanning project development, on-site as-built coordination, and teaching BIM at the Fundación Laboral de la Construcción. Daniela studied architecture at the Universidad de Los Andes in Venezuela and completed postgraduate BIM studies at the Universidad Politécnica of Madrid. Looking ahead at the Taller, Daniela aims to continue expanding her impact by strengthening coordination and management strategies and leading projects that merge the Taller’s architectural vision with efficient and high-quality delivery.

Alejandro brings a focus on spatial quality, materiality, and bespoke design to the Taller. He has a passion for detail and craftsmanship, and is increasingly interested in how AI can reshape architectural and interior design processes. Since joining the Taller in 2020, Alejandro has worked primarily in Saudi Arabia on large-scale cultural, institutional, and corporate projects, including public buildings and headquarters, as well as hospitality and residential developments. His education began with architectural studies at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Valladolid, and continued through a master’s in interior design from the Politecnico di Milano.

First collaborating with the group in 2020, Bàrbara has contributed to key education, sports, and urban projects at the Taller, with her focus on site supervision and construction management. She began her architectural studies at UPC Barcelona and later pursued doctoral research under Josep Quetglas at URL La Salle, where she also lectured in Integrated Building Systems and Architecture & Sustainability. Bàrbara previously worked for the Valencian Ministry of Education, evaluating public tenders, then co-founded Niceday Arquitectura in 2012. She holds a master’s degree in urbanism from the University of Valencia.

Alice approaches architecture as a socially embedded discipline, shaped by collaboration between designers, users, and their environments. Her work reflects a commitment to socially responsive design, particularly in the project Sèmè City in Benin. Since joining the Taller in 2013, Alice has also managed key exhibitions in which the group has participated, including the 14th International Exhibition at the Venice Biennale (2014) and Studio Abraxas at Les Espaces d’Abraxas (2024). She holds a master’s in Architecture from La Sapienza University in Rome and a master’s in International Cooperation in Sustainable Emergency Architecture from the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya in Barcelona.

Ana is an architect with experience across residential and tertiary building sectors. Since joining the Taller in 2018, she has contributed to projects in France, Spain, and Benin, bringing a consistent focus on functional clarity and contextual responsiveness. Ana holds a master’s degree in architecture from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and continues to apply a rigorous, site-specific approach to each project she undertakes.

Graeme joined the Taller in 2024, bringing with him experience in projects across the United Kingdom and Ireland. His work is focused in the cultural sector, complemented by contributions to residential and hospitality developments. Graeme brings a thoughtful approach to design, shaped by a diverse project background and a commitment to context-driven architecture. He holds degrees from the University of Strathclyde in Scotland.

Hilario began his professional career at the Taller in 1997, after earning his degree in architecture from the Barcelona School of Architecture. Over the past two decades, he has built an extensive international portfolio, leading the design and delivery of projects across the United States, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East – including work in Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, the Czech Republic, Morocco, Senegal, China, and Saudi Arabia. His experience spans a broad range of building typologies, from residential, cultural, and hospitality projects to offices, service buildings, and complex infrastructure such as airports, railway stations, and large-scale masterplans.

Alba joined the Taller in 2022, bringing experience from several European architecture studios. Her work is concentrated in the early design phases, where she coordinates multidisciplinary teams on international projects of varying scale. Alba integrates drawing and visual arts into the design process, using these tools to explore and communicate spatial ideas through detailed 3D models. Her approach combines critical analysis with precision, resulting in clear, well-structured proposals that reflect the values of the Taller. She holds a degree in architecture from the University of Seville.

Pablo joined the Taller in 2020 and has since contributed to projects across the Middle East and Iberian Peninsula, focusing on cultural, hospitality, and residential sectors. More recently, Sensat’s projects in Benin, Georgia, and the broader Balkans and Caucasus region have furthered his exploration of materiality in both building envelopes and interiors. Sensat embraces the classical orders and proportions as the foundation of his design approach, and aims to advance the Taller's legacy through active research and development. He studied at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona and completed part of his master’s at the City University of New York.

Andrea was inspired from an early age by his family’s passion for architecture and interior design, which led to an interest in how the built environment shapes daily life. Since joining the Taller in 2022, Andrea has worked on large-scale masterplans across the Gulf region, contributing to competition, concept, and detailed design phases. His recent work has focused on hospitality and high-rise developments. Andrea holds a degree in architecture from Politecnico di Milano and a master of science in architecture from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.

Since joining the Taller in 2022, María has contributed to high-profile projects in Saudi Arabia, specialising in the coordination of large-scale and complex developments. Her work encompasses masterplanning, infrastructure design, landscape architecture, and a variety of building typologies including hospitality, residential, and cultural sectors. With a strong interest in art, María applies a creative and multidisciplinary approach to architectural design. She holds a degree in architecture and urban planning from the University of Alcalá, a master’s in architecture from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, and further specialised in urban design through a master’s programme at Politecnico di Milano.

Eduardo has a strong hand in how the Taller designs contemporary public spaces. Since he arrived in Barcelona in 1985, his work has influenced cityscapes globally, including projects from university campuses to large residential developments. Eduardo began his education in his native Argentina at the National University of Tucumán.

Since joining the Taller in 2023, Ana has contributed to several large cultural projects, primarily in Saudi Arabia, bringing to them her design sensibility, construction expertise, and leadership. She studied architecture at ETSAUN in Navarra, where she also completed a master’s degree focused on Environmental and Landscape Design. Ana is a registered architect in both the United Kingdom and New Zealand.

Gianluca joined the Taller in 2023 and has since contributed to a range of international projects across different scales and stages. He completed both of his architectural degrees at the University of Liverpool and furthered his studies at the Bauhaus in Dessau. Gianluca’s work has been exhibited at the Venice Biennale following a workshop invitation in China.

Carmen joined the Taller in 2023, starting work on various residential, healthcare, and refurbishment projects in London and Saudi Arabia. Recently she completed a master’s in Project Management, complementing her architectural practice with skills in leadership, planning, and the delivery of complex projects. Carmen's role involves coordination, management, sustainable design, and MMC, helping ensure high-quality outcomes at all project stages. She studied architecture at IE University in Madrid and is a BREEAM Associate accredited by BRE.

Mariano joined the Taller in 2022 and has since contributed to the development and coordination of various large-scale projects. These include cultural and residential works located mainly in Saudi Arabia, Albania, and Georgia, with a particular focus on project management and the integration of architectural design and BIM technology throughout the design process. Mariano graduated from the Politecnico di Milano with a master’s in BIM Management from the Scuola Master Fratelli Pesenti.

Thomas joined the Taller in 2024 after several years of practice in the Netherlands and in Chile. His work has focused primarily on housing, supported by a master’s degree in Global Housing from TU Delft, an architecture degree from the Universidad de Chile, and BIM experience across all project phases. At the Taller, Thomas has contributed to projects in Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and Georgia.

Antonio has contributed to the execution of complex architectural projects at the Taller for over three decades. He has more than 40 years of experience in architecture and construction, during which his work has been focused on the design and coordination of construction systems, helping to realise architectural concepts in practice.

Julita studied architecture at the Technical University of Poznań and at Università La Sapienza in Rome. She joined the Taller in 2023 and has primarily worked on residential, mixed-use, and cultural projects in Saudi Arabia, Georgia, and Spain. Julita’s experience covers all stages of design, from concept to permitting, with a focus on coordination and project management. She manages timelines, supports permitting processes, and ensures the efficient delivery of design documentation across teams and disciplines.

Soledad studied architecture at Universidad Nacional de Córdoba in Argentina and holds a master’s in Design, Space, Product, and Communication from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Joining the Taller in 2022, she has worked on projects in several countries, including Chile, Spain, China, and Saudi Arabia. These have been across a range of typologies, the variety she values most in her professional work. Soledad has extensive experience with Revit, having participated in the development of the first Revit project in Catalunya (the 112 Emergency Building).

Guido grew up in a family of architects, which encouraged his early interest in the field and the different roles associated with it. He was involved in architectural photography, digital design, and university teaching before joining the Taller in 2024. Guido’s work has since focused on residential projects in Albania, supporting various stages of development with an emphasis on digital design and BIM. He has worked with BIM workflows for several years and brings experience with design software, including CAD, Revit, and Photoshop. Guido studied at a technical college before pursuing architecture at the Universidad Nacional de Rosario in Argentina.

Since joining the Taller in 2020, Ángeles has contributed to projects across the cultural, residential, infrastructural, and hospitality sectors. Her work has involved coordination, construction detailing, and project management for projects located in Saudi Arabia, Albania, and Spain. Ángeles values learning from those around her and believes that collective growth and teamwork are essential to creating spaces that positively impact people’s lives. She completed her architectural studies at the Universidad Europea de Madrid and holds a master’s in BIM Management.

Gonzalo trained as an architect at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de San Sebastián and during his career has contributed to projects in Mexico, Costa Rica, the United States, and Spain across mixed-use, hospitality, residential, and public facilities. At the Taller, he works mainly on projects in Albania and Saudi Arabia, focusing on concept and schematic design.

Mercedes has brought experience in construction management, design coordination, and sustainability to the Taller since 2020, ensuring projects are delivered efficiently and to high standards. She has contributed to projects in Saudi Arabia and Barcelona, including public transportation facilities, masterplans, infrastructure, residential and mixed-use developments, major cultural projects, skyscrapers, and port terminals. Mercedes studied architecture at the University of Buenos Aires and completed a master’s in Construction Management, specialising in Sustainability and Energy Efficiency, at Universidad La Salle, Barcelona. She also holds a master’s in BIM Management from MSI Studio, Barcelona.

Xavier completed his architectural studies at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and later earned a master’s degree in BIM Management. He began his career in Spain and then moved to South Africa, where he spent several years working on sustainable design projects, including the tallest hemp building on the continent. Since joining the Taller in 2023, he has contributed to projects in Saudi Arabia and currently works as BIM Coordinator on a masterplan in Albania.

Oriol joined the Taller in 2023, contributing his experience in design, materiality, and construction to a range of projects. He studied architecture at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia and has worked at a studio focused on sustainable design in Spain, in the high-tech architectural environment of the United Kingdom, and in Uganda, where he worked with traditional techniques and natural materials in a contemporary manner.

David has designed across five continents and a wide spectrum of typologies—including skyscrapers, cultural institutions, hospitality developments, and mixed-use complexes. He joined the Taller in 2022, where his efforts have been focused on carrying concepts through all phases of project development, creating spaces that resonate with users and enrich their environments. David studied architecture at Universidad Piloto de Colombia and Cinematography-Art Direction at EICTV, Cuba, and is currently completing his master’s in Advanced Building Technologies at the Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña.

Nicolás studied architecture at the National University of Colombia and holds a master's in Contemporary Project from the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona. He has also completed courses at the Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto. Nicolás brings a precise and contemporary approach to his role as a BIM architect, contributing to a large-scale transportation infrastructure project in the Gulf region.

Taras joined the Taller in 2023 and has since contributed to various large-scale cultural, residential, and mixed-use projects in Saudi Arabia, Morocco, and Albania. He maintains an interest in the intersections between architecture and other creative disciplines, including art, music, furniture, and sculpture. Taras was trained as an architect at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona, and has also completed courses in parametric and generative design.

Since joining the Taller in 2022, Miriam has worked primarily on cultural and hospitality projects in Saudi Arabia, contributing to various stages of their design and development. She approaches architecture as a broad discipline, concentrating on interior layouts, furniture design, detailing, and finish selection to enhance the overall experience of buildings. Miriam completed her architectural studies at the Politecnico di Milano.

Federico joined the Taller in 2024 and is currently working on cultural projects in Saudi Arabia as part of a team dedicated to detail and construction. He contributes to the delivery of complex architectural designs, maintaining an interest in innovative natural materials and regenerative techniques and practices. Federico studied architecture and building engineering at Politecnico di Milano, with time spent at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Sevilla. He has also completed the Architecture for Landscape programme at YAC Academy and the BambooU course in Bali.

Lucas joined the Taller in 2023 and has since contributed to a range of international projects, including academic and cultural institutions as well as large-scale public infrastructure. He is involved in all stages of a project, beginning with conceptual design and continuing through construction coordination. Lucas studied architecture at the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana and holds a master’s in Advanced Architecture from ETSAB.

Gianluca studied architecture at the Polytechnic University of Turin, where he also completed a master’s degree and a research qualification focused on the rehabilitation of historic villages in Italy. He began his professional career working in the residential and retail sectors, with a particular focus on detailing, materiality, and product design. Gianluca joined the Taller in 2022 and has since contributed to large-scale academic and residential projects in Morocco, Albania, and Saudi Arabia.

Michelle studied a bachelor’s and master’s at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, where she also earned a post-graduate degree in 3D Printing Architecture. She has assisted in teaching at institutions including the AA Visiting School and the IAAC, and has experience in passive house design and sustainable strategies. Her work focuses on creating spaces that integrate ecological awareness with human experience, combining digital and analogue processes to explore the intersection of computation, tectonics, and traditional craft. Michelle joined the Taller in 2023 and has since contributed to various cultural, residential, and mixed-use projects.

Agnese joined the Taller in 2022 and has since contributed to a variety of projects in France, Saudi Arabia, and across the African continent, spanning cultural, office, hospitality, and residential sectors. She studied architecture in Florence and holds an ICDL certificate, bringing experience in BIM workflows, Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, Grasshopper, QGIS, and the Adobe Suite. Agnese values the learning that comes from engaging with projects at different stages and under diverse regulations.

Tamar joined the Taller in 2023 and has since been involved in the development of large-scale cultural projects, contributing to both the design and execution phases in Saudi Arabia. Her background includes experience in France, where she worked on technical, multi-phase projects and gained skills in modelling and interdisciplinary coordination. Tamar graduated as an architect from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, completing a master’s with a focus on structures, construction, architectural design, and urban planning. She continued her education at ENSA Paris-Malaquais and later specialised with a master’s in BIM and data management.

Jesús studied architecture at the University of Zulia in Maracaibo, Venezuela, where his work focused on the dissolution of the programme, understanding buildings as open social, ecological, immaterial systems. He has since practised in Maracaibo, Buenos Aires, Madrid, Lausanne, and Barcelona. Jesús joined the Taller in 2024 for its archive and what he describes as the opportunity to think in terms of systems and continuous spaces.

Caterina joined the Taller in 2024 and has contributed to projects in Albania and Saudi Arabia, primarily in the residential, hospitality, and cultural sectors. She works across scales, from masterplans to exhibition design, and is passionate about architecture as a collaborative process that balances contextual insight with ambitious design. Caterina holds a degree in architecture from Roma Tre University, with time spent at ETSAV and ETSAM in Spain.

Derin holds a degree in architecture from Yasar University in İzmir and a postgraduate diploma from Elisava in Barcelona. She has experience in both design and construction and has worked on residential, cultural, and hospitality projects in Turkey, Spain, France, Mauritania, and Saudi Arabia. Since joining the Taller in 2024, Derin has contributed to various large-scale cultural projects, focusing on creating thoughtfully designed spaces that respond to users’ needs.

Since joining the Taller in 2022, Federica has worked on multiple masterplans and competitions in Albania and Saudi Arabia. These include cultural buildings, private residences, and multifunctional resorts, with hotels, apartments, private villas, and commercial spaces, all of which share a focus on integrating with the landscape. Federica studied architecture at the Politecnico di Bari and completed a traineeship in Valladolid. More recently, she took a BIM course that inspired her to explore new design software.

Most interested in the design of cultural, educational, and residential architecture, Nicola joined the Taller in 2023 to work on several cultural schemes in Saudi Arabia. His efforts have been focused on coordinating the many moving parts of these projects, and on learning from and refining each stage of their processes. Nicola studied architecture at the Università degli Studi della Campania and a master’s in BIM at the Politecnico di Milano.

Since joining the Taller in 2023, Sara has contributed primarily to large-scale cultural projects in Saudi Arabia, Morocco, and across Europe. She is involved in all phases of the design process, from developing creative concepts to delivering technical solutions, with a current focus on BIM development and consultant coordination to maintain design integrity. Sara studied architecture at the University of Granada, continued her studies at RWTH Aachen University in Germany, and completed her master’s degree in Barcelona.

Maria studied architecture at the University of Navarra, completing her master’s degree with a final project in London. Before joining the Taller in 2022, she worked in China on projects of various scales, from concept to construction across urban and rural settings. Her experience in contextual analysis and model testing has helped shape an approach that responds to context, culture, and form. At the Taller, Maria has been working on projects in Albania, Saudi Arabia, and Morocco, primarily within the residential, hospitality, educational, and cultural sectors.

Paul joined the Taller in 2020 following an internship in 2017 and having graduated from ENSA Paris Val de Seine. He has since worked on cultural projects in Saudi Arabia, supervised construction at Mohamed VI University in Morocco, and contributed to the cruise terminal's construction at the Port of Barcelona. He is currently involved in a transport infrastructure project in Saudi Arabia.

Since joining the Taller in 2022, Victor has focused on design studies and visualisation, contributing to the architectural identity of cultural and institutional projects in Europe and Saudi Arabia. He works closely with facade, engineering, and BIM teams to help translate design concepts into built form. Victor studied at the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona, spending periods in Buenos Aires and Oslo, and later completed a master’s degree in Sustainability and Technology.

Beatriz studied architecture at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Valladolid, continued her education at the Politecnico di Milano, and later specialised with a master’s in BIM. She joined the Taller in 2024 and has since contributed to design development, interior detailing, and multidisciplinary coordination on projects primarily in Saudi Arabia. Her work sits at the intersection of architecture and interior design, with a focus on materiality, proportion, and atmosphere. Her experience includes residential and cultural projects in Austria, Switzerland, Spain, and Luxembourg.

Roberta joined the Taller in 2022 and is part of the competitions team, contributing to large-scale projects including masterplans, residential, hospitality, and cultural developments. She works primarily on conceptual design and material research, coordinating closely with the visualisation team to produce books and presentations. Roberta studied architecture at the Politecnico di Bari, with time spent at the Universities of Granada and Tarragona. She also carried out research on ancient ruins at the University of Valladolid.

Camila joined the Taller in 2023 and works as a BIM Coordinator, supporting architectural modelling and the quality of BIM deliverables across international projects, primarily in Saudi Arabia and Albania. Before joining the studio, she worked as a BIM Lead and consultant on projects in the United States, gaining experience in Revit and Navisworks workflows. She holds a bachelor's degree in architecture and a master’s degree in BIM from the University of Buenos Aires, where she also taught Revit.

Javier joined the Taller in 2021, focusing on residential and cultural developments across competition, design, and management phases. He maintains an interest in small-scale projects and the construction process, paying attention to materiality and layout. Beyond architecture, Javier explores product design and is developing a small studio dedicated to objects created by artists and architects in Barcelona. He studied architecture and completed his master’s at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, spending time at the Politecnico di Milano and Tongji University in Shanghai. Javier also holds a diploma from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, combining studies in philosophy, theology, and globalisation.

Since joining the Taller in 2022, Raquel has contributed to the design of urban, residential, and mixed-use projects in Georgia, Albania, and Saudi Arabia. She has also dedicated time to working with the Taller’s archive, which has become a source of architectural, graphic, and intellectual inspiration for her design practice. Raquel holds a master’s degree in architecture from the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Oporto, completing a semester at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris–Belleville.

Axel joined the Taller in 2022 and has since worked on projects across Morocco, Benin, and Albania, primarily in academic facilities, as well as in residential, hospitality, sports, and office buildings. He is involved in the design of projects at varying scales, contributing from the initial concept through to the building’s realisation, and is particularly interested in fast-track construction. Axel studied at the École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Saint Etienne and at the Politecnico di Milano, completing the first year of a master’s in construction design at the latter and earning a diploma from a French master’s programme specialising in public competitions.

Mariana joined the Taller in 2024 and has since contributed primarily to hospitality and residential projects in Albania and Saudi Arabia. She completed her architecture studies at the Universidad Iberoamericana de Puebla and holds a master’s degree in Architecture, Energy, and Environment from Barcelona.

Alfredo is an architect with experience across residential, workplace, and mixed-use sectors, having worked on projects in Europe, Oceania, and Latin America. His work has involved multiple stages of project development, from early concept design to technical documentation, including architectural design, construction detailing, coordination, and visualization.

Since joining Bofill in 2023, Alfredo has continued to develop his practice within collaborative design teams, contributing to projects with a strong focus on design quality, technical rigor, and environmental performance. He studied architecture and urbanism at the Universidad Nacional de Tucumán, and holds a master’s degree in Architecture and Environment from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.

Alfredo earned his bachelor’s degree in architecture from the Universidad Veracruzana, spending a year at the National University of Mexico. He holds a master’s in Advanced Architectural Studies from the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona, where he specialised in project, process, and programming, and a master’s in BIM Management from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. Since joining the Taller in 2024, he has contributed to projects in Morocco, Saudi Arabia, and Madrid, bringing experience across the residential, office, retail, and cultural sector. His work explores the complex relationships that define buildings, the technical and conceptual from concept to detail, while keeping design at the core of every phase.

Federica joined the Taller in 2023 and has since contributed to projects in Saudi Arabia including cultural institutions, residential developments, and tourism destinations, as well as high-rise and large-scale projects in Albania. She completed her undergraduate studies in architecture at the University of Ascoli Piceno and earned a master’s degree in Architecture, Construction, and City from the Polytechnic University of Turin, where she also pursued a double degree with Southeast University in Nanjing. Her work at the Taller has allowed her to broaden her professional interests, including explorations in landscape architecture.

Shilpa joined the Taller de Arquitectura in 2022, bringing extensive experience in residential and mixed-use projects primarily based in India. She studied architecture at the School of Planning and Architecture, University of Mysore, and later completed a Master’s degree in International Cooperation and Sustainable Emergency Architecture at the International University of Catalunya (UIC) in Barcelona. Her work focuses on the detailed design of residential units, with particular attention to climate-responsive solutions for tropical, high-density contexts.

Since joining the taller in 2024, María has worked on a range of national and international projects, including in Saudi Arabia, Morocco, and Albania, from small rehabilitation works to large and complex developments. She contributes to several areas of the taller – masterplanning, architecture, interior design – and supports all stages of the design process. As a BIM specialist, she focuses on modelling and helps coordinate team members from different disciplines. María holds both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in architecture from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid.

Since joining the Taller in 2023, Ferrán has largely been involved in the design of the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University campuses in Rabat and Benguerir. He has worked on both masterplans and individual academic buildings, and is currently positioned as an on-site architect. Ferrán’s approach connects architecture, urbanism, and research, and aims to advance the Taller’s ambition of merging technical precision with artistic exploration across all scales of design. He studied architecture at ETSAB, with time spent at the Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, and holds a master’s in Project Management from EAE Business School.

Lluis has contributed to a range of cultural, residential, educational, and hospitality projects across Morocco, Benin, Albania, and Spain since joining the Taller in 2022. His experience spans several areas within architecture and the wider creative field, including graphic design, cultural coordination, and teaching architectural workshops. Lluis studied architecture at the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona and completed a year at the Czech Technical University in Prague. He also holds a diploma in Urban Planning at the Service of People: Health, Social Well-being, and the Environment from Escola Sert, as well as a specialisation certificate in BIM systems from the CIM Foundation.

Miguel completed both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in architecture at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, focusing his research on cultural and residential design through sustainable construction systems. Since joining the Taller in 2024, he has contributed to academic, cultural, and residential projects in Morocco, Spain, Albania, and Saudi Arabia. He takes an integrated approach to design, valuing collaboration across disciplines and attention to architectural detailing, with particular interest in product and lighting design.

Eva joined the Taller in 2025 and is currently working on a public transport project in Saudi Arabia. She studied architecture at the University of Patras and has BIM experience across all project stages, including Point Cloud-to-BIM conversion, 3D scanning, and the production of accurate models. Eva previously completed an internship in Pamplona, contributing to large-scale projects in Spain including a transport-sector competition in Madrid.

Emanuel earned his degree from the Faculty of Architecture, Urbanism, and Design at the National University of Córdoba, where he also completed a diploma in Digital Technologies for Architecture and later taught as an assistant. His thesis, 'Intercambiadores Mediterráneos', focused on urban mobility and the integration of public transportation systems in Córdoba. Since joining the Taller in 2024, Emanuel has contributed to several projects in Saudi Arabia, including residential and office buildings, as well as transport infrastructure.

Filippo graduated in architecture from the University of Florence, where he also earned his professional license. He joined the Taller in 2022, initially working on competition concepts and progressively following projects through all stages. His work, primarily in Asia and Saudi Arabia, has included masterplans, hospitality, cultural and sports facilities, museums, transport projects, and two island schemes, often from concept to interior design. Filippo takes an integrated approach, combining technical precision with inspiration from art and photography.

Juan Felipe joined the Taller in 2024, contributing primarily to cultural projects in Saudi Arabia. He earned his architecture degree from Universidad San Francisco de Quito and completed a master’s in Advanced Studies of Collective Housing, a joint programme by Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and ETH Zurich. He has also completed a specialised course in Revit for architecture.

Daryna graduated in Architecture from the University of Toledo, Castilla-La Mancha, receiving an honorary mention for her final project. Since joining the Taller in 2022, she has contributed to a range of projects in Saudi Arabia, including residential, cultural, recreational, and research facilities. Daryna’s approach treats architecture as part of its environment, responsive to place, climate, and life. She believes beauty comes from the balance between purpose and setting.

Rebeca completed her architectural studies in Portugal and Melbourne, complemented by further training in sustainable architecture in the Netherlands. She joined the Taller in 2022 with experience on projects in Portugal, Spain, and Saudi Arabia. Her work focuses on the rehabilitation of heritage buildings and on the dialogue between this and contemporary architecture.

José has been part of the Taller since 2024, contributing to projects through interior detailing, architectural design, and multidisciplinary coordination using BIM processes. His work explores the relationship between architecture and interior design, with a focus on materiality, proportion, and atmosphere. Over his career José has been involved in the design and development of luxury residences, commercial spaces, hotels, and cultural institutions across Mexico, the United States, Canada, Italy, Spain, and Saudi Arabia. He studied architecture at the University of the Andes, Venezuela.

David joined the Taller in 2023 and has since been involved in several projects in Saudi Arabia, including museums, libraries, and metro stations. He studied architecture in Madrid, completing academic exchanges in São Paulo and Istanbul, and later earned his master’s at ETSAV in Barcelona. Alongside his studies, David received specialist training in Revit and collaborated in organising events for the Venice Biennale. At the Taller, he works across different scales of design: from large conceptual developments to the fabrication of 3D-printed models of project details. David's work focuses on 3D modelling and visualisation, collaborating closely with the rendering team and managing models for virtual reality design and presentations.

Alexander began his career as an artist and illustrator, which continues to inform his approach to architecture. He holds a degree in architecture from Universidad Javeriana and a master’s in Architecture for the Restoration and Enhancement of Heritage from Politecnico di Torino. Alexander has a particular interest in architectural context and identity, topics he has explored in conferences reflecting on projects and cities where he has worked, including Norway, Denmark, and Colombia. He joined the Taller in 2024 and has since contributed to cultural and hospitality projects in Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Albania.

Manon studied industrial design with a specialisation in interior architecture, later completing a master’s in Tangible Interfaces. Through this she explored how emerging technologies can be integrated into physical spaces, and she continues to be drawn to projects that merge the two. Manon joined the Taller in 2024, working on interiors in Riyadh and Georgia among cultural, workplace, and residential developments. Her approach is based in spatial planning, client engagement, and balancing functionality with aesthetics.

Irina studied architecture at the National University of La Plata and completed further studies in Sustainability, followed by Project Management at the National Technological University, and Building Information Modeling at the University of Buenos Aires. Her experience spans on-site engineering projects as well as architectural and urban design work, including residential complexes and public spaces, where she gained practical knowledge and a hands-on understanding of construction and design. Irina became part of the Taller this year and is currently working as MEP Coordinator on a transport-sector project in Saudi Arabia.

Since joining the Taller in 2023, Silvia has primarily worked on large-scale projects in Saudi Arabia and in Albania, including hospitality and residential developments. She studied architecture at Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid and completed her studies at Università Iuav di Venezia, where she developed an architectural vision closely aligned with artisan craft. This approach is marked by meticulous attention to detail, an expressive use of materials, and the creation of poetic, phenomenological spatial experiences.

Veronica joined the Taller in 2025, working on residential and cultural projects in Saudi Arabia. She was trained at the Politecnico di Milano, where she obtained a double degree in Building and Architectural Engineering, before working in France and Italy on projects ranging from landscape design to hospitality developments. Veronica is particularly interested in how innovative technologies can be integrated into environmentally responsible architecture.

Domonkos studied architectural engineering at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics and at the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona. He is also a certified BIM Manager by Graphisoft. Since joining the Taller in 2024, Domonkos has contributed to cultural and residential projects in Morocco, Albania, and Saudi Arabia. He works mainly on their construction design and development, ensuring that the initial concepts conceived at the Taller are effectively translated into the final buildings.

After completing an internship at the Taller, Paula rejoined in 2025 and is currently contributing to a public transport project in Saudi Arabia. She holds a master’s degree from the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona and has previously worked on large-scale public projects including schools, libraries, museums, and airports. Paula has been interested in architecture, drawing, and music from a young age, and sees photography as a link between these artistic pursuits.

Diab studied architecture at the Lebanese American University, completing a semester abroad in Ohio through a scholarship programme. In 2023 he pursued the Advanced Studies in Contemporary Design master’s at ETSAB, where his thesis explored a speculative approach to urban regeneration in Barcelona. This involved studying the Taller’s 1968 manifesto for La Ciudad en el Espacio. Since joining in 2024, Diab has contributed to residential and cultural projects in Morocco and Albania, focusing on schematic design, 3D modelling, and post-production.

Lucía studied architecture at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, where she also completed her master’s degree in architecture. She joined the Taller in 2023 and has since worked on projects in Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Benin, and Georgia. Her work focuses mainly on the hospitality and residential sectors and spans all phases of design.

Fran joined the Taller in 2023 and has since worked on educational, cultural, and hospitality projects in Morocco, Benin, Saudi Arabia, and Albania. He works as a BIM architect, focusing on modelling and coordination across disciplines. Fran holds a bachelor’s in architecture and urban planning from the University of Zagreb and a master’s in architecture and urban design from the Politecnico di Milano.

Lena completed her bachelor’s degree in Architecture in Warsaw and earned a master’s at the Escola Tècnica Superior d'Arquitectura de Barcelona, specialising in Contemporary Project. She has worked as an interior designer on housing, retail, and exhibition projects, and as a graphic designer involved in product design, branding, and social media content. Since joining the Taller in 2024, Lena has contributed to interior design projects in Saudi Arabia and Benin.

Giussepe studied architecture at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Cali, Colombia, completing an academic exchange at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. He joined the Taller in 2024 and has contributed to cultural and exhibition projects in Saudi Arabia, Benin, and Barcelona. Influenced by his interests in cinema, philosophy, and the arts, Giussepe approaches architecture as an interdisciplinary field that gains richness through other forms of creative expression.

Virginia completed both her bachelor’s and master’s at the Academy of Architecture in Mendrisio, Switzerland, graduating under the mentorship of Grafton Architects. In 2025 she joined the Taller, where her work focuses on cultural and residential projects across Saudi Arabia.

Erik studied architecture at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City and earned a master’s from Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera in Valencia. He joined the Taller in 2025, bringing a focus on conceptual development, digital modelling, and emerging design methodologies. Erik’s experience includes projects in Saudi Arabia, Albania, Morocco, Spain, and Georgia, and spans residential buildings, hotels, pavilions, and concert halls.

Francesco earned his master’s degree in architecture from Politecnico di Bari in 2020, including field research at the University of Fuzhou and an Erasmus exchange at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura in Seville. He is a registered member of the Saudi Council of Engineers and an Autodesk Certified Professional in Revit Architecture. Francesco joined the Taller in 2022 and has worked primarily on cultural and educational projects in Saudi Arabia and Morocco, with previous experience in Spain and Italy. His approach focuses on design precision, material quality, and user experience.

Manuel joined the Taller in 2020 and has since contributed to major cultural projects including the Royal Arts Complex in Riyadh and the FC Barcelona Museum, as well as initiatives in the sports, transport, and public sectors. In 2022, he relocated to Riyadh as Design Guardian, responsible for overseeing the successful translation of architectural concepts into built reality. Manuel studied Architecture at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Sevilla, completing part of his studies at the École Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris. He also holds a diploma in Project Management from the University of Seville and a master’s in Facade Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Valencia.

Since joining the Taller in 2021, Carolina has contributed to large-scale cultural and educational developments in Saudi Arabia, as well as projects in Spain and Brazil. She is the Design Guardian for the Royal Arts Complex in Riyadh, making sure the architectural vision for the project is maintained through all phases of construction by coordinating with its stakeholders. Carolina holds a degree in architecture and urbanism from Universidade Belas Artes in São Paulo and a master’s in Sustainable Projects and Technologies from Politecnico di Milano. She is registered with both the Saudi Council of Engineers and the Brazilian Architecture Council and is currently pursuing Project Management Professional certification.

Reda graduated in architecture from the International University of Rabat in 2021. He joined the Taller in 2022 as part of the coordination and site supervision team for the UM6P campus, and has since worked across its successive phases. His responsibilities include reviewing execution drawings for multiple trades and providing day-to-day technical supervision on site. Through this work, he has gained experience with a range of facilities, including a high-rise building, a public building, an Olympic-size pool, a combat sports arena, a medical-sports centre, and several sports fields. He is currently supervising the construction of an academic building with two 300-seat amphitheatres and a 600-seat auditorium.

Hady joined the Taller in 2024, bringing experience in landscape and sustainable architectural projects, with a focus on environmentally responsive design. She completed her architectural studies at the École nationale supérieure d’architecture de Lyon, having previously trained in interior design in Paris. Hady is currently based in Marrakech, working as an on-site architect on the UM6P University project in Benguerir, Morocco.

Pietro is currently supervising works at the UM6P campus, working closely with the client, contractor, engineers, and construction management to coordinate progress. Prior to this, he contributed to a cultural project in Saudi Arabia from the conceptual stage through to construction drawings. Pietro had also worked on-site at UM6P before, overseeing several educational and cultural buildings and developing the project from initial sketches to facade details. His time on site has shaped the way he approaches design as it enables him to make early decisions that have a positive impact on a project’s development. Pietro joined the Taller in 2017 and holds both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in architecture from ETSAB.

Eitaro joined the Taller in 2023 and has since worked mainly on projects in Morocco and Benin. In 2025, he relocated to Rabat to support sitework at the UM6P campus. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Florence and a master’s degree from the Politecnico di Milano, along with a license to practise from the University of Bologna. Eitaro's experience also includes a brief internship in Tokyo, which informed his ongoing interest in Japanese architecture.

Belén’s work focuses on the intersection between the built and natural environment, exploring ways to connect architecture with its surroundings in a contemporary and integrated manner. She joined the Taller in 2023 and has since contributed to projects in Morocco, Albania, Saudi Arabia, and Benin. Belén holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture, a postgraduate degree in Architecture and Technology, and a master’s in Architectural Innovation.

Andrea joined the Taller in 2023 and has since been involved in landscape and urban projects across Saudi Arabia, Benin, and Albania. Her work includes the coordination and development of large-scale masterplans, integrating environmental analysis and biodiversity preservation. The aim is to design sustainable, inclusive, and adaptable environments that respond to immediate social and ecological challenges while prioritising long-term resilience. Andrea received her architecture degree from Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and a master’s in landscape architecture from ETSAB.

Since joining the Taller in 2020, Sofía has been involved in landscape and urban design projects in Saudi Arabia and Albania, using BIM coordination and modelling, implementing efficient digital workflows. She gained her bachelor’s in architecture from the University of Buenos Aires before working in Argentina on road and rail infrastructure projects, and later completed a master’s in urban design at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia.

Patricia studied architecture at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid and spent a year abroad in Finland. She also completed an Architecture for Landscape course in Bologna and continues an interest in the relationship between architecture and nature. Patricia joined the Taller in 2023, since working on projects across Albania, Spain, Morocco, Benin, and Saudi Arabia, with additional experience in Tokyo and Rome.

Karla received her initial training in architecture in Havana before working on small, socially oriented projects in the city. She later moved to pursue a master’s in Urbanism and Landscape Design at the Universitat Politècnica de València. In 2024, Karla joined the Taller as part of the landscape team and has since contributed primarily to the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University campuses in Rabat and Benguerir. She has a particular interest in the integration of small-scale architectures and sustainable solutions within large-scale landscapes and masterplans.

Isabel joined the Taller in 2025, working on landscape and territorial projects ranging from large-scale masterplans to detailed design solutions. She approaches her work with an emphasis on creating sustainable, inclusive, and adaptive environments that address social and ecological challenges. Isabel earned her architecture degree from the Universidad de Sevilla in 2018 and a master’s in landscape architecture from the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona.

Artur brings a multidisciplinary background in 3D design, filmmaking, visual art, and programming, having studied architecture and sculpture. Since joining the Taller in 2022, he has visualised various educational and cultural projects in Saudi Arabia, Albania, and Morocco. Artur's work combines artistic experimentation with architecture, maintaining a particular interest in object and installation design.

Since joining the studio in 2022, Cristian has contributed to visualisations for residential, educational, and cultural projects in Albania, Saudi Arabia, Georgia, Morocco, and Benin. He studied architecture at the National University of Colombia followed by master’s in both architecture and project management from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Throughout his career, Cristian has collaborated in the development of projects across various stages, scales, typologies, and locations. At the same time, he has developed a personal practice and research in architectural photography, documenting projects mainly in Colombia and Spain.

Martiño’s work in the 3D team is informed by his studies at the University of Barcelona, first in Fine Arts and later in Sound Design, and by the meeting point of these disciplines with architecture. He works closely with his colleagues to produce images that aim to be both precise and expressive. Martiño joined the Taller in 2023 and has since visualised projects across Saudi Arabia, Albania, Georgia, and Morocco.

Since joining the Taller in 2022, Javi has been involved in large-scale cultural and educational projects in Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Albania, and Benin. He holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in architecture from the Universidad de Alcalá, where his interest in representation led him to specialise in visualisation and later in virtual reality. Javi focuses on improving workflow efficiency and creating comprehensive visualisations, such as masterplans and aerial images, with attention to detail and realism.

Gabriele specialises in architectural visualisations, combining an interest in art, photography, representation, and new technologies with his studies in architecture at the Università degli Studi di Roma. He joined the Taller in 2017, and has since produced images and videos for projects located internationally and at various stages of the design process. These visualisations include towers, airports, performance centres, and railway stations, and involve coordinating both the in-house team and external rendering companies.

Since joining in 2024, Michele has produced images for projects ranging from large-scale masterplans and public buildings to detailed architectural elements, supporting the visual representation of designs at every stage. He has a passion for visual arts and conducts aesthetic research both within and outside the Taller, aiming to create images that convey atmosphere and emotional quality as well as design intent. Michele earned his degree in architecture from the University of Pescara and a master’s in Digital Architecture from IUAV Venice.

Santiago received his degree in architecture from the Universidad de San Buenaventura Cali, followed by a master’s in BIM Management at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya and a master’s in Advanced Studies in Architecture at the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona. He joined the Taller in 2023, where he focuses on improving production processes, integrating AI into BIM workflows, and supporting BIM implementation for projects in the Gulf region.

Diego studied architecture in Santiago followed by a postgraduate degree in Sustainable Design for Complexity at the Politecnico di Milano. His experience includes international projects across all phases using BIM and advanced 3D modelling tools. Diego joined the Taller in 2023 and has since contributed to projects in Saudi Arabia and Africa across cultural, educational, and hospitality sectors.

Irene studied architecture and building engineering at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, with exchanges at the University of São Paulo and the Lusíada University of Lisbon. She has completed advanced training in Revit, Dynamo, Solibri, and BIM, supporting her work in model coordination, workflow automation, and quality control. Since joining the Taller in 2025, Irene has contributed to projects in Saudi Arabia across infrastructure, residential, and sports sectors.

Álvaro received his degree in architecture from the Escuela Técnica Superior d’Arquitectura del Vallés, Barcelona, before gaining a master’s in both BIM Management Steering at UPC Talent School and Construction Project Management at the Zigurat Global Institute of Technology. He joined the Taller in 2010 and, through the strategic use of BIM, looks to improve the quality, efficiency, and profitability of all its projects, implementing new workflows and technologies into its day-to-day processes.

Carla studied a bachelor’s in architecture in Venezuela before pursuing a master’s degree in urban regeneration at the Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña. She has since specialised in various digital design and construction technologies, including BIM Management, Dynamo, and Python. Since joining the Taller in 2025, Carla has worked on large infrastructure and public buildings primarily located in the Gulf region.

Guadalupe joined the Taller in 2023 with a background in BIM management across international architectural and engineering projects. She specialises in developing BIM standards, coordinating multidisciplinary models, and improving workflows to support design quality and construction efficiency. Her experience includes work across Europe, the Americas, and the Gulf region. Guadalupe holds a BIM Management Diploma from Dovel Pontem and a bachelor's in architecture from the National University of Córdoba.

Carmen joined the Taller in 2023, initially as part of the competitions team before moving to the group overseeing visual content and communication. Her work involves drawing, model-making, graphic design, and printed publications, finding the most effective way to communicate architectural concepts via these various mediums. Carmen collaborates with project teams, the in-house workshops, and collaborating artists and designers through an open process of research, testing, iteration and experimentation. She studied architecture at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid and spent a year on exchange at the University of São Paulo.

Abhishek joined the Taller in 2023 after completing his bachelor’s degree in architecture in Chandigarh and his master’s in Advanced Architecture at IAAC Barcelona. He has worked across various phases of the design process on international competitions and buildings in Saudi Arabia, Albania, Morocco, and Benin, and is now focused on physical model-making. He develops conceptual models for projects at all stages, introducing new modes of representation that expand the studio’s design language and best communicate its ideas.

Ale joined the Taller in 2023 to organise, restore, catalogue, and share the archive held at La Fábrica, managing documentation for both internal reference and external presentation to students, visiting architects, institutions, and the wider public. She studied Art History at the University of Barcelona, specialising in contemporary art and film studies, and later completed a master’s in Archiving and Documentation at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Her training allows her to appreciate the archive’s objects both as products of their historical and artistic context and as resources that support the Taller’s work today.

Gulnisa is dedicated to supporting efficient project delivery through accurate document management and smooth information flow across teams at the Taller. She joined in 2023, particularly interested in using innovative technologies to improve collaboration and transparency during the construction process. Gulnisa holds a bachelor’s and master’s in Construction Engineering from the Azerbaijan University of Architecture and Construction, as well as a master’s in Economics and Management from the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague. She is also an Accredited Aconex Professional, certified by Oracle.