Losada Rodríguez Arquitectos. Architecture studio founded in 2015 by Jorge Losada and Lola Rodríguez, in the north of Peru, the office where they develop their ideas. His first project in this country, the Architecture Workshop in the desert, was widely awarded and published in various media: Arkinka and Proyecta in Peru, Summa+ and Plot in Argentina, and in Mexico the Arquine publishing house included it in its book “RADICAL, 50 Latin American architectures” in which, in his opinion, were the 50 most outstanding young Latin American offices. He was selected as the representative of Peru for the X Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism of Sao Paulo. In 2018 they won the First Prize in the International Competition for Bicentennial Schools, taking charge of the design of the Costa Lluviosa region. In 2019, within the Plan A 0100 collective, they won the competition for the new headquarters of the Universidad Científica del Sur in Lima, which is now under construction. And in 2020 and 2021, the competition for the University Clinic and the Ate Headquarters, from this same university.
Lola Rodríguez has a Master's degree in Theory and History of Architecture from the University of Navarra and an architect from the same university. She enrolled in the Doctorate Program "History and Critical Analysis of Spanish Architecture of the 20th Century" with a research on modern ephemeral architecture. She has done research stays at the Architectural Association, Columbia University and the Getty Research Institute. She has participated in numerous congresses and published in different national and international magazines. Previously, her teaching and research career has been developed in the Department of Architectural Projects of the Higher Technical School of Architecture of the University of Navarra. She currently works as an Ordinary Professor in the Projects area of the Architecture Program of the University of Piura and co-directs the Losada Rodríguez Arquitectos office.
Jorge Losada is a Doctor of Architecture from the University of Navarra. His research focuses on theory, criticism and history of the modern and contemporary project. He has a two-year Specialization in Landscape and Environment. His work is divided into the professional field, research and teaching. He has taught Project courses at the University of Navarra and the University of Piura. He has been Visiting Scholar at Columbia University and the Milan Polytechnic, Visiting Critic at Otaniemi University, and Visiting Researcher at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles. He has participated in numerous congresses and published research articles in different national and international journals. Since 2014 he works in the Architecture Program of the University of Piura (Peru) as an Ordinary Professor in the Projects Area, of which he is also coordinator.
Lola Rodríguez has a Master's degree in Theory and History of Architecture from the University of Navarra and an architect from the same university. She enrolled in the Doctorate Program "History and Critical Analysis of Spanish Architecture of the 20th Century" with a research on modern ephemeral architecture. She has done research stays at the Architectural Association, Columbia University and the Getty Research Institute. She has participated in numerous congresses and published in different national and international magazines. Previously, her teaching and research career has been developed in the Department of Architectural Projects of the Higher Technical School of Architecture of the University of Navarra. She currently works as an Ordinary Professor in the Projects area of the Architecture Program of the University of Piura and co-directs the Losada Rodríguez Arquitectos office.
Jorge Losada is a Doctor of Architecture from the University of Navarra. His research focuses on theory, criticism and history of the modern and contemporary project. He has a two-year Specialization in Landscape and Environment. His work is divided into the professional field, research and teaching. He has taught Project courses at the University of Navarra and the University of Piura. He has been Visiting Scholar at Columbia University and the Milan Polytechnic, Visiting Critic at Otaniemi University, and Visiting Researcher at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles. He has participated in numerous congresses and published research articles in different national and international journals. Since 2014 he works in the Architecture Program of the University of Piura (Peru) as an Ordinary Professor in the Projects Area, of which he is also coordinator.
