MADhel is an architecture studio based in Madrid, directed by Daniel Bergman (1978) and Miguel Herraiz (1978), founding partners of the UNTERCIO studio (2006-2015). Studio explores from the building to the city and from the city to the building, and will explore new challenges and technologies, such as sustainability and bim. An urban architecture linked to the city, with a special interest in housing and a close-scale urbanism that cares about and prepares the insertion of buildings.
Daniel Bergman (1978. Siboo, Finland) is an architect from ETSAM (2005), with an outstanding qualification and Extraordinary End of Degree Award. Master's Degree in Urbanism and Territory Planning in 2013 at the same university. Interested in collective housing, residential satisfaction evaluation methods, and housing quality, he understands design as a circular process of feedback and dialogue. He is also interested in the city and the interaction of mobility, space syntax and gis systems. Between 2003 and 2007 he worked at Javier Sáenz Guerra's studio in Madrid, with whom he participated in countless competitions, winning prizes in some (homes for EMVS, for example), and later at Auer and Sandâs in Finland, where he learned about standardization processes in information management to free up creative time.
Miguel Herraiz (1978. Madrid, Spain) is an architect from ETSAM (2005) and has a Master's in Analysis, Theory and History of Architecture from the same university. He specialist in collective housing. Experience acquired in the development of social housing projects for the EMVS for 10 years and 2 years for the PMH of Barcelona as a partner of the UNTERCIO studio. He combines professional work with academic work as a researcher at the ETSAM European Contemporary Collective Housing Research Group since 2012. He Design and curator of exhibitions with Nexatenaus. Criticism and consultancy in architecture and contemporary design.
Daniel Bergman (1978. Siboo, Finland) is an architect from ETSAM (2005), with an outstanding qualification and Extraordinary End of Degree Award. Master's Degree in Urbanism and Territory Planning in 2013 at the same university. Interested in collective housing, residential satisfaction evaluation methods, and housing quality, he understands design as a circular process of feedback and dialogue. He is also interested in the city and the interaction of mobility, space syntax and gis systems. Between 2003 and 2007 he worked at Javier Sáenz Guerra's studio in Madrid, with whom he participated in countless competitions, winning prizes in some (homes for EMVS, for example), and later at Auer and Sandâs in Finland, where he learned about standardization processes in information management to free up creative time.
Miguel Herraiz (1978. Madrid, Spain) is an architect from ETSAM (2005) and has a Master's in Analysis, Theory and History of Architecture from the same university. He specialist in collective housing. Experience acquired in the development of social housing projects for the EMVS for 10 years and 2 years for the PMH of Barcelona as a partner of the UNTERCIO studio. He combines professional work with academic work as a researcher at the ETSAM European Contemporary Collective Housing Research Group since 2012. He Design and curator of exhibitions with Nexatenaus. Criticism and consultancy in architecture and contemporary design.
