Rocamora is an architecture, design, and museography studio comprised of a highly specialized and multidisciplinary team dedicated to the realization of museographic projects and the enhancement of art and historical and cultural heritage. This commitment encompasses architectural, artistic, ethnographic, and archaeological heritage.
Founded by Ángel Luis Rocamora Ruiz in 2014 in Elche, the studio's focus is on the development of heritage interpretation spaces that merge creativity, scientific rigor, and contemporary expression.
The team, comprised of architects, technical architects, graphic designers, audiovisual designers, and historians, is dedicated to providing comprehensive solutions tailored to the needs and specifics of each space and content.
Ángel Luis Rocamora Ruiz completed his studies as a Technical Architect at the TFC in February 1999, with the work: Historical and Constructive Study of "THE HOUSE-STUDIO OF THE PAINTER JOSÉ MARÍA LÓPEZ MEZQUITA." He studied Applied Arts in Sculpture from 2000 to 2001.
In July 2007, he completed his studies as an Architect, earning a distinction in his Master's Degree in Architecture, with the thesis "Enosection: Guidelines for Winemaking and Wine Tourism in the Cooperatives of Medio Vinalopó."
In 2012, he completed his Master's Degree in Architecture and Sustainable Urbanism, earning a distinction in his Master's Degree in Architecture and Sustainable Urbanism, earning a distinction in his Master's Degree in Architecture and Sustainable Urbanism, with the thesis "The Architectural Practice of the Temporal Event." He has collaborated for nine years with architects Carmen Pérez Molpecerez, Javier Gironella Pallarés, and Efigenio Giménez García on project development and construction management.
Since 2000, he has worked as an independent professional and as an author specializing in museum projects and cultural spaces, applying rigorous criteria for durability and conservation. They are currently involved in major projects, including the Alcoy Art Gallery and exhibitions at several important institutions in Madrid, among other initiatives currently underway.
