NEW GENERATIONS, JMSG

After some time off, we present a new chapter of the interviews conducted by Itinerant Office in New Generations project. In this case it is the turn of JMSG, Jose Maria Sanchez Garcia. Spanish architect based in Madrid with traditional architecture.

Rowing Centre. Alange, Badajoz, 2009 by JMSG. Image courtesy of Jose María Sánchez García.

José María Sánchez García founded his studio in 2005. The fact of winning a competition for the re-organization of space around the Temple of Merida in Spain, was what prompted him and favored the creation of the study.

The office is based in Madrid and works primarily in architecture from a traditional perspective. After granting the scholarship of the Academy of Spain in Rome followed a working structure between the two cities simultaneously, this enables each of the projects carried out containing different viewpoints enrich the results.

The Office JMSG won several international competitions such as the Temple of Diana, the AGROLAB, and the Center for Sports Innovation in Cáceres (Spain).

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General view. Sport Innovation Centre. Pantano de Gabriel and Galán, Guijo de Granadilla, Cáceres. 2008, by JMSG. Image courtesy of Jose María Sánchez García.

Facade view. Sport Innovation Centre. Pantano de Gabriel and Galán, Guijo de Granadilla, Cáceres. 2008, by JMSG. Image courtesy of Jose María Sánchez García.

Night view. Sport Innovation Centre. Pantano de Gabriel and Galán, Guijo de Granadilla, Cáceres. 2008, by JMSG. Image courtesy of Jose María Sánchez García.

Interior view. Sport Innovation Centre. Pantano de Gabriel and Galán, Guijo de Granadilla, Cáceres. 2008, by JMSG. Image courtesy of Jose María Sánchez García.

Around the temple of Diana, Mérida, 2008, by JMSG. Image courtesy of Jose María Sánchez García.

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JOSE MARÍA SÁNCHEZ, GARCÍA

Jose María Sánchez García was born in Don Benito (Badajoz) in 1975. He is an architect from the School of Architecture of Madrid (2002) and associate professor of the same school.

In 2003 she received a scholarship from the Velazquez House and in 2007-2008 the Academy of Spain in Rome.

At the international level he has received awards like 1st prize of Architectural Review Emerging Architecture in 2009 (exhibition at the RIBA, London), was honored as one of 10 emerging international studies by Architectural Record's Design Vanguard 2009 in New York, X Prize finalist Contractworld 2010 Hannover and was selected VII for Latin American Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism among others.

At national level he has been selected for XI Spanish Architecture Biennale, winning 1st prize in Young Architecture, Special Mention Award in the FAD 2010 Architecture and won 1st prize Nan V Awards of Architecture and Construction 2011 among others.

He has participated in national and international conferences and lectures in Barcelona Open Biarch in Lusiada University of Porto, in Izmir (Turkey), in Schools Architecture of Malaga, Sevilla, Zaragoza, Madrid, Segovia and at the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome.

He has also served as CISMEF09 international exhibition in Guangzhou, China, New York and Paris with exposure JAE Young Architects of Spain in Santiago Chile, Quito, Puerto Rico, Bogotá, Oran and Peru with 100% exposure Madrid at the RIBA in London, Athens and Moscow with the exhibition "Una ciudad llamada España" and with that of "35 + Exposición de Arquitectura Española" in Athens and Cyprus.

Published on: September 25, 2012

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