Lucía Cano is a Spanish architect, founder of the Madrid office Selgascano, whose work stands out mainly for its polychromy, the search for new materials, and the relationship between the landscape and its architecture.
Lucía herself obtained her architecture degree in 1992 at the Madrid Higher Technical School of Architecture, beginning her professional career at the Cano Lasso Studio, collaborating on works such as the ‘Sace’ Laboratories on the Murcia university campus. In 2003 she founded the Selgascano studio together with the architect José García Selgas, achieving international recognition with the projects carried out.n
Throughout their career, they have received international recognition such as the Kunstpreis prize awarded in 2013 by the Berlin Academy of Arts, or the declaration as "Architects of the Year" by the German Council of Design in Munich in the same year.
Lucía herself obtained her architecture degree in 1992 at the Madrid Higher Technical School of Architecture, beginning her professional career at the Cano Lasso Studio, collaborating on works such as the ‘Sace’ Laboratories on the Murcia university campus. In 2003 she founded the Selgascano studio together with the architect José García Selgas, achieving international recognition with the projects carried out.n
Throughout their career, they have received international recognition such as the Kunstpreis prize awarded in 2013 by the Berlin Academy of Arts, or the declaration as "Architects of the Year" by the German Council of Design in Munich in the same year.
