9 Winners and a Gold Medal in the 2024 CSCAE ARCHITECTURE Awards
20/06/2024.
[MAD] Spain
metalocus, ANTONIO CORREDERA
metalocus, ANTONIO CORREDERA
The awards organized by the Higher Council of Colleges of Architects of Spain (CSCAE) have just been awarded, in their second edition. At the gala, the Gold Medal for Architecture was awarded to the architect Josep Llinàs and the Alejandro de la Sota Foundation received the Lluís Comerón Graupera Architect Award
Among the notable awards, the Spanish Architecture award went to the 40 rental homes in Sant Feliu de Llobregat (Barcelona), by MAIO Architects; the Spanish Urban Planning Award, for the Master Plan of Els Rajolars d'Oliva (Valencia), by Terrario Arquitectura; and, the Permanence Award, for the University Campus of Vigo (Pontevedra), by Benedetta Tagliabue – EMBT Architects.
In total, 9 awards have been awarded: three special distinctions and six value awards, of the 27 finalist proposals among the 185 selected in the first phase out of a total of 497 presented.
Among the notable awards, the Spanish Architecture award went to the 40 rental homes in Sant Feliu de Llobregat (Barcelona), by MAIO Architects; the Spanish Urban Planning Award, for the Master Plan of Els Rajolars d'Oliva (Valencia), by Terrario Arquitectura; and, the Permanence Award, for the University Campus of Vigo (Pontevedra), by Benedetta Tagliabue – EMBT Architects.
In total, 9 awards have been awarded: three special distinctions and six value awards, of the 27 finalist proposals among the 185 selected in the first phase out of a total of 497 presented.
40 rental homes in Sant Feliu de Llobregat by MAIO Architects, María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López and Anna Puigjaner. Photography by José Hevia
Vigo university campus by EMTB. Photograph by Milena Villalba
Vigo university campus by EMTB. Photograph by Duccio Malagamba
Vigo university campus by EMTB. Photograph by Duccio Malagamba
La Hoya Mediterranean Gardens Park by KAUH. Photograph by Fernando Alda
La Hoya Mediterranean Gardens Park by KAUH. Photograph by Fernando Alda
La Hoya Mediterranean Gardens Park by KAUH. Photograph by Fernando Alda
LIVING IN LIME - 42 social housing in Son Servera by Peris + Toral Arquitectes. Photograph by Jose Hevia
LIVING IN LIME - 42 social housing in Son Servera by Peris + Toral Arquitectes. Photograph by Jose Hevia
LIVING IN LIME - 42 social housing in Son Servera by Peris + Toral Arquitectes. Photograph by Jose Hevia
First reception center for homeless women by Vivas Arquitectos. Photograph by José Hevia.
First reception center for homeless women by Vivas Arquitectos. Photograph by José Hevia.
First reception center for homeless women by Vivas Arquitectos. Photograph by José Hevia.
Non Binary Cross Space by PACHÓN—PAREDES. Photograph by Luis Asín.
Non Binary Cross Space by PACHÓN—PAREDES. Photograph by Luis Asín.
Non Binary Cross Space by PACHÓN—PAREDES. Photograph by Luis Asín.
Horta provisional market in Barcelona, by RavetllatRibas Architects. Photograph by Adrià Goula.
Horta provisional market in Barcelona, by RavetllatRibas Architects. Photograph by Adrià Goula.
Horta provisional market in Barcelona, by RavetllatRibas Architects. Photograph by Adrià Goula.
Master Plan of Els Rajolars d'Oliva by Terrario Arquitectura. Luís Bernardo, Ana Méndez and Ignacio Burgos.
Master Plan of Els Rajolars d'Oliva by Terrario Arquitectura. Luís Bernardo, Ana Méndez and Ignacio Burgos.
Master Plan of Els Rajolars d'Oliva by Terrario Arquitectura. Luís Bernardo, Ana Méndez and Ignacio Burgos.
40 rental homes in Sant Feliu de Llobregat by MAIO Architects, María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López and Anna Puigjaner. Photography by José Hevia
40 rental homes in Sant Feliu de Llobregat by MAIO Architects, María Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López and Anna Puigjaner. Photography by José Hevia
"Ruins, Scars and Traces" (publication), of estudio sic.
Six works were awarded for their values
In the Sustainability and Health category: Universal values.
Mediterranean Gardens Park of La Hoya, in Almería,
by Kauh Architects.
In Habitat: Basic values of Architecture and Urbanism.
Living in Lime - 42 social homes in Son Servera (Mallorca),
by Peris + Toral architects.
In Profession: Professional and ethical values.
First reception centre for homeless women, in Barcelona,
by Vivas Arquitectos.
Rehabilitation: Values associated with rehabilitation, renewal and regeneration.
Non-Binary Cross Space III in Madrid,
by Pachón-Paredes.
New Bauhaus: Cultural and artistic values.
Horta provisional market in Barcelona,
by RavetllatRibas Architects.
In Commitment: Values associated with innovation, diversification, dissemination and dissemination.
"Ruins, Scars and Traces" (publication),
of estudio sic.
In the Sustainability and Health category: Universal values.
Mediterranean Gardens Park of La Hoya, in Almería,
by Kauh Architects.
In Habitat: Basic values of Architecture and Urbanism.
Living in Lime - 42 social homes in Son Servera (Mallorca),
by Peris + Toral architects.
In Profession: Professional and ethical values.
First reception centre for homeless women, in Barcelona,
by Vivas Arquitectos.
Rehabilitation: Values associated with rehabilitation, renewal and regeneration.
Non-Binary Cross Space III in Madrid,
by Pachón-Paredes.
New Bauhaus: Cultural and artistic values.
Horta provisional market in Barcelona,
by RavetllatRibas Architects.
In Commitment: Values associated with innovation, diversification, dissemination and dissemination.
"Ruins, Scars and Traces" (publication),
of estudio sic.
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Josep Llinás
Josep Llinás is a Valencian architect born in Castellón. He later taught there, as well as at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura del Vallés and the Ramon Llull University.
He has published studies on Josep Maria Jujol and José Antonio Coderch, and has collaborated on several projects with the architect Alejandro de la Sota, such as the construction of a building at the Spanish embassy in Paris.
He has won the FAD Interior Design Award (1976), the City of Barcelona Award (1995) for his apartment building on Carmen Street in Barcelona, and the FAD Architecture Award (1996) for the restoration of the Metropol Theatre in Tarragona. His works include a residential building in Berga (1977), CAP in Ripollet (1985), Municipal Library in Vila-seca (1986), Library and departments of the Escola de Enginyers de Camins de Barcelona (1989), Director's Building of the Facultat de Informàtica de Barcelona (1995), Vila-seca Town Hall (1996), the classroom building and bar of the Faculty of Law of the University of Barcelona (1996), the Central Library of Terrassa (1997), the Torre del Far in Torredembarra (2000) and the Pit-roig Centre in Barcelona (2001).
He has published studies on Josep Maria Jujol and José Antonio Coderch, and has collaborated on several projects with the architect Alejandro de la Sota, such as the construction of a building at the Spanish embassy in Paris.
He has won the FAD Interior Design Award (1976), the City of Barcelona Award (1995) for his apartment building on Carmen Street in Barcelona, and the FAD Architecture Award (1996) for the restoration of the Metropol Theatre in Tarragona. His works include a residential building in Berga (1977), CAP in Ripollet (1985), Municipal Library in Vila-seca (1986), Library and departments of the Escola de Enginyers de Camins de Barcelona (1989), Director's Building of the Facultat de Informàtica de Barcelona (1995), Vila-seca Town Hall (1996), the classroom building and bar of the Faculty of Law of the University of Barcelona (1996), the Central Library of Terrassa (1997), the Torre del Far in Torredembarra (2000) and the Pit-roig Centre in Barcelona (2001).
Enric MIRALLES
Enric Miralles Moya (Barcelona 1955 - Sant Feliu de Codines 2000) studied at the Barcelona School of Architecture, ETSAB, graduating in 1978. From 1973 to 1983 he collaborated with Albert Viaplana and Helio Piñón, and in 1984 he founded the Enric Miralles and Carme Pinós studio, from this stage one of his most poetic works stands out, such as the Igualada Cemetery. In 1993 he began the EMBT study with his wife and partner Benedetta Tagliabue.
Considered an architect of great inventiveness, he defined himself as the enfant terrible of Spanish architecture. He was a Fulbright Visiting Professor at Columbia University for the 1980-81 academic year. Two years later, he presented his doctoral thesis "Things seen to the left and the right, (without glasses)."
Since 1985 he was professor at ETSAB (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona), holding the Chair of Architecture since 1996. In 1990 he began as Director and Professor of the Master Class at Städelschule of Frankfurt and beginning in 1992 served as the "Kenzo Tange Chair” professor at the GSD of Harvard University. Moreover, he was visiting professor and lecturer at several universities in the United States (Columbia, Princeton, Harvard, Yale), Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, the Netherlands, and a member of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland.
As an architect of many works, his projects include, the Igualada Cemetery in Spain (1995) and the rehabilitation of Utrecht City Hall in Holland (2000). He was also active as an interior designer, with projects including The Hipostila shelving system(1989) in collaboration with Lluis Clotet and Oscar Tusquets Blanca for Bd Ediciones de Diseño, Lungomare Bench for Escofet,(2000), Vacante bench for Sellex (1991), and many other furnishing designs which were not put in production.
He has received numerous awards, including the National Prize of Spanish Architecture 1995, FAD Prize (Fomento Artes Decorativas) 1985 and 2000, The European ITALSTAD (Italy) 1991. Leone d’Oro Prize at the Biennale di Venezia 1996. His work has been published internationally in the most distinguished reviews, El Croquis N.100 101, Enric Miralles Benedetta Tagliabue 1996-2000. GG. Miralles Tagliabue Time Architecture 1999. Electa, Documenti di Architettutra. Benedetta Tagliabue. Enric Miralles: Opere e Progetti. 1996. In 1999 he was named an Honorary member of The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland. In 2002 he received posthumously the Gold Medal from the Col·legi d'Arquitectes de Catalunya.
Miralles Tagliabue. EMBT
Miralles Tagliabue EMBT is an international acknowledged architecture studio formed by Enric Miralles (1955-2000) and Benedetta Tagliabue in 1994.
The studio has experience in public spaces and buildings in both Europe and China working for State and Local Governments as well as Corporate and private clients.
EMBT’s mature approach to architecture, interior design, facility planning includes experience with educational, commercial, industrial and residential buildings, restoration of buildings as well as special purpose landscape architecture.
Each project evolves from the specific client requirements and innovation emerges through the design process. This approach is combined with strong technical and management skills to provide cost effective and personal service.
The studio maintains a highly personal level of service throughout the design process and offer strong technical and structural solutions through close collaboration with engineering offices.
The majority of the EMBT projects are commissioned by public clients with special emphasis on urban space and the coherence between the built environment and the public space. Each project brings with it a new client and special cost constraints. To achieve the desired solution, EMBT believe that the design process must be a collaborative effort between the client and the designer.
EMBT ensures that clients take an active role in defining their needs, bringing client and solution together, and is backed by a support team with a capability of responding rapidly to projects demands.
The studio put great emphasis on each individual projects context, history and culture and aims to enhance these aspects through their unique design process.
Vincent Morales Garoffolo, Juan Antonio Sánchez Muñoz. KAUH
KAUH is the architecture studio by Vincent Morales Garoffolo (Albuquerque, NM, USA, 1976) and Juan Antonio Sánchez Muñoz (Cádiz, Spain, 1977).
They both received their architecture degrees from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura of Sevilla in 2003.
Juan Antonio Sánchez Muñoz also holds a Masters degree in landscaping, gardening and public space from the University of Granada (2013-2014), and Vincent Morales Garoffolo translates texts specialized in architecture.
They have balanced their professional practice with academic activities as professors at the Department of Architecture at Penn State University, USA.
After working in The Netherlands at VHP and WEST 8 respectively, in 2004 they established their own practice under the name KAUH. Between 2004 and 2012 they worked from Seville, and as of 2012 they do so from Granada. With a multifaceted profile, they mostly work in the Andalusian context.
Among the different fields architecture covers, their professional activity focuses on building, public space and landscape design. In their practice they also carry out projects in the editorial field related with the spreading of architecture and they participate in actions that offer them the opportunity to reflect upon the city, the discipline itself and its relationship with society.
In their practice, they believe in the perceptive and relational experience that our work generates in the construction of our environment. All of this is interwoven by their foremost interest: to materialize and add quality to what belongs to everyone, to the places in which they all interact, the places in which the collective is expressed.
They both received their architecture degrees from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura of Sevilla in 2003.
Juan Antonio Sánchez Muñoz also holds a Masters degree in landscaping, gardening and public space from the University of Granada (2013-2014), and Vincent Morales Garoffolo translates texts specialized in architecture.
They have balanced their professional practice with academic activities as professors at the Department of Architecture at Penn State University, USA.
After working in The Netherlands at VHP and WEST 8 respectively, in 2004 they established their own practice under the name KAUH. Between 2004 and 2012 they worked from Seville, and as of 2012 they do so from Granada. With a multifaceted profile, they mostly work in the Andalusian context.
Among the different fields architecture covers, their professional activity focuses on building, public space and landscape design. In their practice they also carry out projects in the editorial field related with the spreading of architecture and they participate in actions that offer them the opportunity to reflect upon the city, the discipline itself and its relationship with society.
In their practice, they believe in the perceptive and relational experience that our work generates in the construction of our environment. All of this is interwoven by their foremost interest: to materialize and add quality to what belongs to everyone, to the places in which they all interact, the places in which the collective is expressed.
César Vivas Millaruelo, Cristian Vivas Millaruelo. Vivas Arquitectos
Vivas Arquitectos is an office established in 2006 by César Vivas Millaruelo and Cristian Vivas Millaruelo with its headquarters in Barcelona focused on urbanism, landscape, architecture and design fields with assignments in both public and private sectors.
Cristian Vivas was born in Barcelona in 1978. Graduated from the ETSAV, Escuela Superior de Arquitectura del Valles, Barcelona in 2004. Has collaborated at several architecture and landscape offices in Beijing, Dubai and Barcelona before developing his own work as Vivas Arquitectos.
César Vivas was born in Barcelona in 1975. Graduated from the ETSAB, Escuela Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona in 2002. He also studied at Universität Hannover,Architecktur&Landschaftarchitektur in Germany. Has collaborated at several architecture and landscape offices in Berlin and Barcelona before developing his own work as Vivas Arquitectos.
Vivas Arquitectos ranges from conceptualization of ideas and proposals to project implementation and development with the collaboration of technicians and consultants. With a creative, pragmatic and multidisciplinary approach, it works in many fields, from the territorial and urban scale to the architecture and design on small scale, using criteria that take into consideration at the same level formal, spatial and functional issues as well as economical, environmental and social aspects to ensure the sustainable development of the projects.
Cristian Vivas was born in Barcelona in 1978. Graduated from the ETSAV, Escuela Superior de Arquitectura del Valles, Barcelona in 2004. Has collaborated at several architecture and landscape offices in Beijing, Dubai and Barcelona before developing his own work as Vivas Arquitectos.
César Vivas was born in Barcelona in 1975. Graduated from the ETSAB, Escuela Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona in 2002. He also studied at Universität Hannover,Architecktur&Landschaftarchitektur in Germany. Has collaborated at several architecture and landscape offices in Berlin and Barcelona before developing his own work as Vivas Arquitectos.
Vivas Arquitectos ranges from conceptualization of ideas and proposals to project implementation and development with the collaboration of technicians and consultants. With a creative, pragmatic and multidisciplinary approach, it works in many fields, from the territorial and urban scale to the architecture and design on small scale, using criteria that take into consideration at the same level formal, spatial and functional issues as well as economical, environmental and social aspects to ensure the sustainable development of the projects.
Luis G. Pachón, Inés Garcia de Paredes. Pachón-Paredes
Studio Pachón-Paredes is an architectural practice based in Madrid, founded in 2020 by Luis G. Pachón and Inés García de Paredes. Their work focuses on the relative synergies between space, time, matter and energy in architecture and society, developing processes of interpretation, adaptation and transformation of local traditions and types, translating them to present and future techniques, functions and contexts.
Since 2015, they have actively worked with international offices such as Tuñon Arquitectos, Paredes Pedrosa or estudioHerreros. They combine practice with academics at Università IUAV di Venezia Wa.Ve, teaching graduate and undergraduate studios & workshops; Canadian Carleton University-ETSAM bilateral winter workshops. They have lectured in different institutions, at ETSAM Polytechnic University of Madrid, IUAV di Venezia and Escola da Cidade in Sao Paolo. Their work has been awarded and exhibited at the 16th and 17th Venice Architecture Biennale, COAM Madrid, BEAU XIII Spanish Architecture-Urbanism Biennale, Iberoamerican Historical and Cultural Patrimony PHI; EME3 collapse international architecture festival, ETSAM. Their projects, writings and collaborations have been published in several magazines, books and various digital platforms.
Luis G. Pachón holds a Masters in Architecture with Honors from the Polytechnic University of Madrid. He also studied at DIDA Università degli Studi di Firenze and IaaC Barcelona. Awarded with honors final thesis at the ETSAM UPM, 2015. COAM pfc 1st Prize granted by the Architects Association of Madrid, 2015. He obtained a fellowship by UPM in the Master MPAA.
Inés García de Paredes holds a Masters in Architecture with Honors from the Polytechnic University of Madrid. She also studied at DIDA Università degli Studi di Firenze and IaaC Barcelona. Awarded With Honors PFC at the ETSAM UPM, 2015. COAM Heritage PFC 1st Prize granted by the Architects Association of Madrid, 2015. Iberoamerican Historical and Cultural Patrimony PHI Award 2nd prize, 2016. XIII BEAU Spanish Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism final thesis Award, 2016.
Since 2015, they have actively worked with international offices such as Tuñon Arquitectos, Paredes Pedrosa or estudioHerreros. They combine practice with academics at Università IUAV di Venezia Wa.Ve, teaching graduate and undergraduate studios & workshops; Canadian Carleton University-ETSAM bilateral winter workshops. They have lectured in different institutions, at ETSAM Polytechnic University of Madrid, IUAV di Venezia and Escola da Cidade in Sao Paolo. Their work has been awarded and exhibited at the 16th and 17th Venice Architecture Biennale, COAM Madrid, BEAU XIII Spanish Architecture-Urbanism Biennale, Iberoamerican Historical and Cultural Patrimony PHI; EME3 collapse international architecture festival, ETSAM. Their projects, writings and collaborations have been published in several magazines, books and various digital platforms.
Luis G. Pachón holds a Masters in Architecture with Honors from the Polytechnic University of Madrid. He also studied at DIDA Università degli Studi di Firenze and IaaC Barcelona. Awarded with honors final thesis at the ETSAM UPM, 2015. COAM pfc 1st Prize granted by the Architects Association of Madrid, 2015. He obtained a fellowship by UPM in the Master MPAA.
Inés García de Paredes holds a Masters in Architecture with Honors from the Polytechnic University of Madrid. She also studied at DIDA Università degli Studi di Firenze and IaaC Barcelona. Awarded With Honors PFC at the ETSAM UPM, 2015. COAM Heritage PFC 1st Prize granted by the Architects Association of Madrid, 2015. Iberoamerican Historical and Cultural Patrimony PHI Award 2nd prize, 2016. XIII BEAU Spanish Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism final thesis Award, 2016.
Esaú Acosta - Mauro Gil-Fournier - Miguel Jaenicke SIC Estudio
[SIC] is a professional studio interested in the advancement of architecture, city and territory, described as a study very adaptable to changes in society over the years. SIC is composed of Esaú Acosta Pérez, Mauro Gil-Fournier Esquerra and Miguel Jaenicke Fontao, architects licensed by the School of Architecture of Madrid and working together since 2002.
Marta Peris, Jose Manuel Toral. peris+toral
peris+toral.arquitectes. Founded in 2005 by Marta Peris and Jose Manuel Toral, both graduated from ETSAB, peris+toral.arquitectes is an architecture practice based in Barcelona, which combines its professional activity with the academic one. They are currently working in different projects, both in housing and public space, while working as teachers in the Faculty of Architecture in Barcelona (ETSAB) and IED.
Their work has been published in architecture books and magazines, nationally and internationally, and exhibited in UIA Tokyo 2011, París 2009 and the Venice Biennal 2000. Theorically, the practice has published articles both in architecture books and magazines, among which Arquitectura COAM, Ed. Fundamentos and DC Papers are to highlight. Their work has been recognized with different awards such as AJAC Joves Arquitectes 2011, FAD 2009 award fianlists, Saloni d’Arquitect award fianlists.
2021 Winner. Premio Europeo di Architettura MATILDE BAFFA UGO RIVOLTA 2021. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Gold Award. BEST ARCHITECTS 22. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 First Prize. Premios MAPEI a la Arquitectura Sostenible 2021. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner Jury's TOP PICK. BLT Built Design Awards - Social Housing. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner. THE PLAN AWARD 2021 - Social Housing. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner Best of best. ARCHITECTURE MASTERPRIZE AMP 2021 - Residential Multi Unit. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner ex-aequo. Premio CATALUNYA CONSTRUCCIÓ 2021 - Innovació a la construcció. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner. Premio A+ by DAIKIN - Vivienda plurifamiliar. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner. XV Premios NAN Arquitectura y construcción 2021 - Residencial. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner. Premio de opinión, PREMIO FAD DE ARQUITECTURA. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Awarded. Arquitectura y Urbanismo, BEAU XV. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
Their work has been published in architecture books and magazines, nationally and internationally, and exhibited in UIA Tokyo 2011, París 2009 and the Venice Biennal 2000. Theorically, the practice has published articles both in architecture books and magazines, among which Arquitectura COAM, Ed. Fundamentos and DC Papers are to highlight. Their work has been recognized with different awards such as AJAC Joves Arquitectes 2011, FAD 2009 award fianlists, Saloni d’Arquitect award fianlists.
2021 Winner. Premio Europeo di Architettura MATILDE BAFFA UGO RIVOLTA 2021. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Gold Award. BEST ARCHITECTS 22. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 First Prize. Premios MAPEI a la Arquitectura Sostenible 2021. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner Jury's TOP PICK. BLT Built Design Awards - Social Housing. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner. THE PLAN AWARD 2021 - Social Housing. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner Best of best. ARCHITECTURE MASTERPRIZE AMP 2021 - Residential Multi Unit. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner ex-aequo. Premio CATALUNYA CONSTRUCCIÓ 2021 - Innovació a la construcció. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner. Premio A+ by DAIKIN - Vivienda plurifamiliar. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner. XV Premios NAN Arquitectura y construcción 2021 - Residencial. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Winner. Premio de opinión, PREMIO FAD DE ARQUITECTURA. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
2021 Awarded. Arquitectura y Urbanismo, BEAU XV. 85 Viviendas sociales en Cornellà
Maria Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner. MAIO
MAIO brings together creators to generate ideas and architectural solutions in order to re-imagine objects and sites.
MAIO was founded in 2005. It is currently led by Maria Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López and Anna Puigjaner, architects based in Barcelona, that combine professional activities with academic and research ones.
The works done by MAIO have been published in magazines such as ONdiseño and DETAIL among others. MAIO has been awarded several times, among which stands out: LampLighting Solutions Award 2009, FAD Award finalist in 2007 and 2008, Girona College of Architects Award in 2007, New Working Fields Award finalist in 2009 of the National College of Architects of Spain CSCAE, and finalist of the Arquia/Proxima Award in 2010 of the Architect’s Bank Foundation ARQUIA.
People and others that have collaborated in MAIO projects:
Olga Felip, Josep Camps, Maria Charneco, Alfredo Lérida, Guillermo López, Anna Puigjaner, GMK, Saint-Gobain, Schott, Mecrimar, Construmat-Fira de Barcelona, Ajuntament de Barcelona, Toldos Maillol, Brigadas Municipales del Ayuntamiento de Girona, Aceroid, Lamp Lighting, Rètols Gispert, Metàl·lics Cabratosa, Vallès School of Architecture ETSAV.
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