MH.AP. Architecture studio founded by Marina Huguet and Andrés Peñuela based in Barcelona that operates through collaborative efforts and personalised accompaniment to offer tailor-made design solutions.
Marina Huguet (Reus, Spain) and Andrés Peñuela (Medellín, Colombia) graduated in Architecture at ETSAV in Barcelona. They started their practice as nomads, living and working in Sweden, France and Southeast Asia. During that time they had the opportunity to collaborate in architecture studios such as Barozzi Veiga, Tham & Videgård and Dominique Perrault, among others.
In 2015 Marina and Andrés moved back to Spain to found MH.AP. Through their practice, they seek to produce architecture linked to the social, economic and cultural context of each project. They believe in constant dialogue with clients and collaborators, understanding these exchanges as a fundamental tool to enrich their projects.
MH.AP has successfully executed several residential and public projects inside and outside Barcelona, obtaining recognition for their work, including the first prize of the X Bienal Alejandro de la Sota and two AJAC Awards in 2016 and 2024. Currently, Marina and Andrés are also lecturers at the University School of Design and Art of Barcelona (EINA).
Marina Huguet (Reus, Spain) and Andrés Peñuela (Medellín, Colombia) graduated in Architecture at ETSAV in Barcelona. They started their practice as nomads, living and working in Sweden, France and Southeast Asia. During that time they had the opportunity to collaborate in architecture studios such as Barozzi Veiga, Tham & Videgård and Dominique Perrault, among others.
In 2015 Marina and Andrés moved back to Spain to found MH.AP. Through their practice, they seek to produce architecture linked to the social, economic and cultural context of each project. They believe in constant dialogue with clients and collaborators, understanding these exchanges as a fundamental tool to enrich their projects.
MH.AP has successfully executed several residential and public projects inside and outside Barcelona, obtaining recognition for their work, including the first prize of the X Bienal Alejandro de la Sota and two AJAC Awards in 2016 and 2024. Currently, Marina and Andrés are also lecturers at the University School of Design and Art of Barcelona (EINA).
