Gramática Arquitectónica is an architecture studio founded by María Teresa Sánchez Táboas.
María Teresa Sánchez Táboas (Pontevedra, 1988) is an architect by the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid ETSAM (2014). For a year, she studied at IIT Chicago, where her project "New Library for the IIT" with Professor Sou Fujimoto was chosen for the Open House Exhibition and awarded the Dean's List. Upon his return from Chicago, he resides at the FAUP in Porto to deepen his knowledge of urban scale projects with Nuno Portas and architectural theory.
Before founding Gramática Arquitectónica, she collaborated with César Portela's studios in Pontevedra, and with Creus e Carrasco in A Coruña. She also works as an editor at Experimenta Magazine in Madrid and collaborates with Injuve in the rehabilitation of the Samhwasa temples in South Korea. In 2017, she founded Gramática Arquitectónica, a studio that ranges from sugar bowl design to industrial warehouses, turning stories and atmospheres into objects and architecture. Among his works, there are single-family homes, restaurants, educational centers, or centerpieces that turn into dishes.
María Teresa Sánchez Táboas (Pontevedra, 1988) is an architect by the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid ETSAM (2014). For a year, she studied at IIT Chicago, where her project "New Library for the IIT" with Professor Sou Fujimoto was chosen for the Open House Exhibition and awarded the Dean's List. Upon his return from Chicago, he resides at the FAUP in Porto to deepen his knowledge of urban scale projects with Nuno Portas and architectural theory.
Before founding Gramática Arquitectónica, she collaborated with César Portela's studios in Pontevedra, and with Creus e Carrasco in A Coruña. She also works as an editor at Experimenta Magazine in Madrid and collaborates with Injuve in the rehabilitation of the Samhwasa temples in South Korea. In 2017, she founded Gramática Arquitectónica, a studio that ranges from sugar bowl design to industrial warehouses, turning stories and atmospheres into objects and architecture. Among his works, there are single-family homes, restaurants, educational centers, or centerpieces that turn into dishes.
