Enrique León García, Iñigo Ortiz Díez de Tortosa. Ortiz León Arquitectos

Ortiz León Architects is an architecture practice founded in Madrid in 1984 by Enrique León García and Iñigo Ortiz Díez de Tortosa. The studio has established itself as a benchmark in sustainable and innovative architecture. With extensive experience in large-scale projects, the firm specializes in the design of office, residential, mixed-use, and hospitality buildings, adapting to the current challenges of energy efficiency and decarbonization.

Among its most notable works are projects such as the Alvento Building, the first building in Europe to achieve LEED certification, and the recent rehabilitation of the KOI Building, an example of urban regeneration that combines advanced technology, sustainability, and well-being for its occupants. Ortiz León Arquitectos' vision focuses on redefining the architecture of the future, integrating quality and creativity to create spaces that enhance people's lives and respect the urban environment.