Viar Estudio Arquitectura is an architectural studio based in Getxo, Vizcaya founded by Iñigo de Viar.
Iñigo de Viar studied architecture at the San Sebastian School of Architecture, graduating in 1988. He later obtained a Doctorate in Architecture. Since 1989 he has been a project lecturer at the San Sebastian School of Architecture.
Daniel Migoya, an architect since 2012 from the University of the Basque Country, has collaborated with the studio since 2008.
His work includes first prizes in the ideas competition for the Pamplona Planetarium, Europan IV for the restoration of the Zona Gasometro in Florence and the restoration and new construction of the Renaissance building of the Casas Consistoriales in Baeza.
Iñigo de Viar studied architecture at the San Sebastian School of Architecture, graduating in 1988. He later obtained a Doctorate in Architecture. Since 1989 he has been a project lecturer at the San Sebastian School of Architecture.
Daniel Migoya, an architect since 2012 from the University of the Basque Country, has collaborated with the studio since 2008.
His work includes first prizes in the ideas competition for the Pamplona Planetarium, Europan IV for the restoration of the Zona Gasometro in Florence and the restoration and new construction of the Renaissance building of the Casas Consistoriales in Baeza.
