Sulitze Muñoz Arquitectos is a Spanish-German architectural studio with projects and works in different countries in Europe, especially Spain and Germany, founded in 2011 by Holger Sulitze and David Muñoz.
The studio has participated in projects and works of different scales and typologies, including architecture, rehabilitation, interior architecture and interior design.
In the private sector, the studio has participated in retail projects for different brands and in rehabilitation, reform, conditioning and fit-out projects for offices of various sizes.
The hotel portfolio includes more than 25 hotels, located in Germany, Spain, Belgium and Holland. Among them, the NHOW Brussels Bloom Hotel stands out, an original hotel concept that forms the most exclusive and disruptive segment of the NH Hotels chain.
In the public sector, the studio has a long list of works for public bodies both Spanish and German, especially within the cultural, institutional and educational fields, such as the German Archaeological Institute or the Goethe Institute.
The firm's educational programme is particularly important in its work, especially in schools and kindergartens, where it has already won several awards. Among these projects, the first prize was awarded to the Goltz-Mertensstraße Primary School in Berlin, Germany.
