The Nd_Arquitectos office was founded by Juan Carlos Gómez de Cózar in 1996.
From the beginning, Nd_Arquitectos focused on the exercise of architecture as a result of the research. From the beginning, projects (scenarios for the Lisbon EXPO, 1998) were alternated with the development of architectural prototypes (Deployable Bar Meshes, Florín patent).
From the beginning of 2007, the office began a new journey, finally being called Nd_Arquitectos, completing its staff with the architects Santiago Bermejo Oroz as co-director and Rosa Benítez Bodes as a collaborating architect.
Juan Carlos Gómez de Cózar obtained the title of architect in 1996 and that of Doctor of Architecture in 2001. He has been a professor at the ETS of Architecture in Seville since 1996 where he teaches several subjects (including a free configuration subject called: From the detail: Inventions in Architecture). He is the coordinator of the University Master in Innovation in Architecture: Technology and Design, in which he develops extensive teaching. Also, he has been a professor of doctoral courses and teaches in the Master's Degree in Architecture and Historical Heritage.
Santiago Bermejo Oroz, is an architect since 2001, a Master in Innovation in Architecture, Technology and Design (2012), and an honorary assistant in the Department of Architectural Constructions I of the ETSA. His professional career began in the studio of the architect Virginia Ugalde Donoso, a period that ran from October 2000 to November 2001, this experience being very fruitful, since it meant the first contact with the professional world and the application of all the theory studied to real projects.
Rosa Benítez Bodes obtained the title of architect in Seville in July 2007, proposing as a Final Project a Center for Heritage Studies in Cerro de San Cristóbal in Badajoz. During 2007 and 2008 he continued his doctoral studies at the University of Seville, took a Master's degree in Architecture and Historical Heritage, and obtained an FPU grant from the Ministry of Science and Innovation, to carry out the Doctoral Thesis, which deals with THE COVERS OF THE MEDIEVAL TEMPLES OF THE KINGDOM OF SEVILLE: INTERVENTION PROCEDURES.
From the beginning, Nd_Arquitectos focused on the exercise of architecture as a result of the research. From the beginning, projects (scenarios for the Lisbon EXPO, 1998) were alternated with the development of architectural prototypes (Deployable Bar Meshes, Florín patent).
From the beginning of 2007, the office began a new journey, finally being called Nd_Arquitectos, completing its staff with the architects Santiago Bermejo Oroz as co-director and Rosa Benítez Bodes as a collaborating architect.
Juan Carlos Gómez de Cózar obtained the title of architect in 1996 and that of Doctor of Architecture in 2001. He has been a professor at the ETS of Architecture in Seville since 1996 where he teaches several subjects (including a free configuration subject called: From the detail: Inventions in Architecture). He is the coordinator of the University Master in Innovation in Architecture: Technology and Design, in which he develops extensive teaching. Also, he has been a professor of doctoral courses and teaches in the Master's Degree in Architecture and Historical Heritage.
Santiago Bermejo Oroz, is an architect since 2001, a Master in Innovation in Architecture, Technology and Design (2012), and an honorary assistant in the Department of Architectural Constructions I of the ETSA. His professional career began in the studio of the architect Virginia Ugalde Donoso, a period that ran from October 2000 to November 2001, this experience being very fruitful, since it meant the first contact with the professional world and the application of all the theory studied to real projects.
Rosa Benítez Bodes obtained the title of architect in Seville in July 2007, proposing as a Final Project a Center for Heritage Studies in Cerro de San Cristóbal in Badajoz. During 2007 and 2008 he continued his doctoral studies at the University of Seville, took a Master's degree in Architecture and Historical Heritage, and obtained an FPU grant from the Ministry of Science and Innovation, to carry out the Doctoral Thesis, which deals with THE COVERS OF THE MEDIEVAL TEMPLES OF THE KINGDOM OF SEVILLE: INTERVENTION PROCEDURES.
