Emiliano Roia (Roma, 1971) graduated in Architecture from the University La Sapienza in Rome. In 2001, he founded the architecture studio MORQ together with Matteo Monteduro and Andrea Quagliola. He has teached at La Sapienza and the European Institute of Design (IED) in Rome. In 2007 he moved to Australia, where he is currently Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia. He works between Italy and Australia. In 2012, he participates in the V International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape. RCR Bunka Private Foundation published in that same year a book of photographs entitled “RCR Landscapes. Pilgrimage to Olot: A photographic insight into the world of RCR Arquitectes” collecting his photographic work during the Workshop. In 2013 at the invitation of RCR Arquitectes participates in the I International Workshop on Audiovisual and Photography, directed by Hisao Suzuki, with a session entitled “An approach to photography”. Since 2013, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape. In 2018 he occupies a new role as general coordinator of the IX International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

MORQ

Mauro Turin (La Pampa, Argentina, 1969) is an architect from University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and leads a Swiss based practice with a solid research background at the structural intersection of gravity, vacuum, archaism and time. In 2010 he is laureate of the Europe 40under40 Awards.

In 2017 and 2018 he is appointed Visiting Professor at the University of Miami School of Architecture (UM-SoA). As part of his Upper Level Design Studio in UM-SoA, Mauro Turin, RCR Arquitectes and RCR Lab×A collaborate in a 10-day Joint-Studio Workshop in La Vila. Between 2005 and 2019, he has taught and/or criticised at Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA), at Universidad Nacional de Rosario (UNR), at the University of Miami School of Architecture (UM-SoA), at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), at Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid (ETSAM), at the School of Architecture of Geneva (HEPIA) and at Faculté d’Architecture La Cambre Horta de Bruxelles (ULB). Mauro Turin has been lecturer at the University of Miami School of Architecture (UM-SoA), at École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Grenoble (ENSAG), at the Jan Michalski Foundation, in the Design Studio Unit at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), at Centro Colon Madrid, at the Architects Association of La Pampa, at Universidad de Mendoza (UM) and at Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA).

His works have been awarded by the European Center for Architecture, Art Design & Urbain Studies, by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture & Design, by the Architects Association of La Pampa and by the Argentina National Fine Arts Museum. The Pan-American Biennial of Architecture of Quito in Ecuador, the Museum of Fine Arts of Santa Fe in Argentina, The City and The World Symposium in Spain and the Europe 40under40 Awards in Greece have exhibited his work. Architecture magazines and books in several countries from Europe, Asia and South America have published his projects. Mauro Turin has been invited as jury member for international architectural competitions in Switzerland and Portugal.

Since 2018 he is tutor of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

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Roger Subirà Ezquerra (Sabadell, 1978) graduated from the School of Architecture of Vallès (ETSAV-UPC, 2004). Professor at La Salle Barcelona Architecture School from 2005 and director of the Degree in Management, Design and Technology of Landscape. He has been visiting teacher at the Escola da Cidade (Sao Paulo, 2017) and participated in several masters and workshops, both national and international. He collaborated in the studios of Ábalos+Herreros (Madrid) and Josep Llinás (2002-2013, Barcelona). He has been chief of staff in the Territory and Sustainability Ministry of the Catalan Government and director of the “2016 Architecture Congress” organized by COAC (Colegio de Arquitectos de Cataluña). He has curated exhibitions like “Catalunya-Ciutats” (Maritime Museum of Barcelona 2014) and has been member of the team in charge for the museology of the future “Center for Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape of Cataluña) (2016-2017); he has been commissioned for studies and plans like the Protection Strategy for the Architectonic Patrimony of the 20th Century in Catalonia or the Strategic Plan for developing Architecture as a Cultural Industry in Barcelona. Nowadays he collaborates in research programs of the European Union and DOCOMOMO International. Co-founder of the multidisciplinary design team BACYARD (2016) and deputy chairman of ARQUINFAD, cultural association belonging to FAD (Fomento de las Artes y el Diseño, Barcelona).

ARQUINFAD

Joan Puigcorbé (Barcelona, 1967) graduated from the School of Architecture of Barcelona in 2000. In 1995, he founds the architecture office PAAS in Barcelona and Ripoll. From 2003 to 2010 he works with RCR Arquitectes, and creates in 2008 Costa Rica Natural Design, an architectural office dedicated to real estate in Costa Rica. He has worked in projects of a diverse nature in various countries. He has won international competitions and his work has been recognized in FAD Awards 2013, Girona Awards 2005 and 2013; Finalist in National Convention of Architecture Technal, 2005; “René Frank” Award in Costa Rica 2012. He has shown his projects at conferences in various countries and his work has been published internationally. Since 2014, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

PAAS / Costa Rica Natural Design

Alberto Collet (Conegliano, Italy, 1981) studied at the University IUAV in Venice and ETSAB, Escola Técnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona and gratuated with honors. Postgraduate in Urban Design in ARSNOVA Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences of Siena. Master in Urban Management and Architectural Design at Domus Academy in Milan in cooperation with University of Wales, Cardiff, UK. Master in Theory and Practice of Architecture at the UPC Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya, Barcelona. He is currently PhD candidate at the FAUP Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto in co-supervision with ETSAM Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid and University La Salle Ramon Llull of Barcelona. He has been tutor, assistant, coordinator, visiting professor in various workshops, courses, exhibition, among which in 2018 the coordination of the Summer School of the Center of Art Oliva, São João da Madeira, Portugal. Correspondent of the COAC Col·legi d’Arquitectes de Catalunya from 2013 to 2016 for Venice and from 2017 for Porto. He has worked for several architecture studios in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Argentina and Malta. He is co-founder of studio Bauart.

Bauart 

Mario Cottone (Sciacca, Sicilia, 1974) graduated from the Facoltà di Architettura di Palermo, Italy. In 2009, he founds together with Gregorio Indelicato Cottone+Indelicato Architetti, with headquarter in Sciacca, Italy, after working with David Chipperfield Architects in London, UK, and RCR Arquitectes in Olot, Spain. The practice deals with architecture, landscape and design. They have won numerous international competitions, in Miami, Teheran and Italy among others, designed and built the Passerella in the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento (Unesco Heritage) and won the Quadranti di Architettura Award 2015, the special mention for the Young Italian Talent 2016 and have been finalist of the FAD 2016 Award. They have participated at the 14th International Architecture Exhibition at the Biennale of Venice 2014. Their work has been published in magazines from several countries. He is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape 2017.

Cottone+Indelicato Architetti

Gilberto Rodriguez (Texas, 1973) graduated from the the University of Texas at Austin, USA. In 2008 he founded the architecture studio Brito.Rodriguez with Inês Martins de Brito in Lisbon. He collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in Olot, Spain in 2000, 2002-2004 and with Jim Jennings Architecture in San Francisco, United States in 2004-2008. Brito.Rodriguez has received international recognition with award-winning projects and exhibitions in England, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Scotland, Spain and the United States. The study presented the lectures ‘The Hidden Presence of Architecture’ at the National Car Museum, Lisbon, Portugal in 2017 and ‘Subtle Gestures in the Landscape’ at the 57°10 Architecture Society, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland in 2016 and at the University of Sapienza, Rome, Italy in 2012. The study participated in the annual exhibition of the ‘Center for Emerging Professionals’ at the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Washington DC, United States in 2014 and were invited to participate in the exhibition ‘Portuguese Architecture: Discretion is the New Visibility’, a selection of works by Portuguese architects from the last 20 years, in Lisbon in 2013. Brito.Rodriguez organizes, and are teachers at the ‘Art.Architecture International Workshop’ in their studio.

Brito.Rodriguez

Filipe Nunes Faustino (Bombarral, Portugal, 1987) is an architect from the Faculty of Architecture of Lisbon (2005-11). In 2008 he studied at the ETSAV (UPC) in the scope of the Erasmus program. Finalist of the National Architecture Award (Secil Universidades) with the project and thesis “Appreciation of the vacuum in movement”. Between 2011 and 2012 he collaborates with the architect Pedro Pacheco. He is co-founder of Estudio Além. In 2012, he participates in RCR’s V International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape and starts in the same year collaborating with RCR Arquitectes, being since 2017 also the promoter of RCR Lab·A. He has been part of the teaching team of RCR’s XI International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape 2018.

Jaume Prat Ortells (Barcelona, 1975) graduated from the School of Architecture of Barcelona in 2002. He has collaborated in the studios of Josep Lluís Mateo, Enric Massip and Lluís Comerón among others. Author of the blog “arquitectura, entre d’altres solucions”, www.jaumeprat.com. Associate Editor and Editor-in-Chief of Scalae, he has edited the electronic volumes of the collection. He has written for several national and international publications, and is co-author of the Digital Barcelona Architecture Guide. He has given lectures and workshops in Barcelona, Granada, Seville and Madrid. He has been curator of the Pavilion of Catalonia at the 15^th Venice Biennale of Architecture 2016, together with Jelena Prokoplevic and Isaki Lacuesta. Since 2013, he has collaborated with the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Blog arquitectura, entre d’altres solucions

Sido Cherel (Paris, 1989) graduated from the Technical University of Delft in Netherlands. In 2015, she worked for WEST 8, the international landscape practice based in Rotterdam, on a series of landscape projects and competitions in France and Belgium. Currently she works at MORQ architecture, collaborating on projects both in Italy and Australia. She has participated in the organization of international workshops under the direction of Dutch gardener Piet Oudolf, among others, and learning experiences with Juhani Pallasmaa and Peter Zumthor. She has been a tutoring assistant in the 2017 winter studio at RCR for the University of Western Australia.

Maria K Hawkins (Kingston, Jamaica, 1980) is a graduate of Northeastern University, Boston where she earned a Master of Architecture, and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts with honors in Architecture and Design. She is an associate member of the American Institute of Architects. She founded Mkbstudio in 2014 based on the experiences and passion for architecture that has been refined while contributing to projects and completed works in the North East United States including Massachusetts, New York City and New Jersey; as a humanitarian architect in Egypt; and as a senior consulting designer in San Jose, Costa Rica. Mkbstudio is now in collaboration with Joan Puigcorbé, PAAS Architecture, Barcelona Spain.

Mkbstudio

Inês Martins de Brito (Lisbon, 1977) graduated from the Universidade do Porto, Portugal. In 2008 he founded the architecture studio Brito.Rodriguez with Inês Martins de Brito in Lisbon. She collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in Olot, Spain in 2003-2004 and with Sagan-Piechota Architecture in San Francisco, CA, United States of America, in 2004- 2008. Brito.Rodriguez has received international recognition with award-winning projects and exhibitions in England, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Scotland, Spain and the United States. The study presented the lectures ‘The Hidden Presence of Architecture’ at the National Car Museum, Lisbon, Portugal in 2017 and ‘Subtle Gestures in the Landscape’ at the 57°10 Architecture Society, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland in 2016 and at the University of Sapienza, Rome, Italy in 2012. The study participated in the annual exhibition of the ‘Center for Emerging Professionals’ at the American Institute of Architects (AIA), Washington DC, United States in 2014 and were invited to participate in the exhibition ‘Portuguese Architecture: Discretion is the New Visibility’, a selection of works by Portuguese architects from the last 20 years, in Lisbon in 2013. Brito.Rodriguez organizes, and are teachers at the ‘Art.Architecture International Workshop’ in their studio.

Brito.Rodriguez

Mario Cottone (Sciacca, Sicilia, 1974) graduated from the Facoltà di Architettura di Palermo, Italy. In 2009, he founds together with Gregorio Indelicato Cottone+Indelicato Architetti, with headquarter in Sciacca, Italy, after working with David Chipperfield Architects in London, UK, and RCR Arquitectes in Olot, Spain. The practice deals with architecture, landscape and design. They have won numerous international competitions, in Miami, Teheran and Italy among others, designed and built the Passerella in the Valley of the Temples of Agrigento (Unesco Heritage) and won the Quadranti di Architettura Award 2015, the special mention for the Young Italian Talent 2016 and have been finalist of the FAD 2016 Award. They have participated at the 14th International Architecture Exhibition at the Biennale of Venice 2014. Their work has been published in magazines from several countries.

Cottone+Indelicato Architetti

Gilles Trégouët (París, 1974) graduated  from the École d’Architecture de Bretagne. Since 2003, he collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects, as co-author of the Soulages Museum (Rodez, France), and in works such as the Centre d’Art la Cuisine (Negrepelisse, France), among others. In 2016, he has been Assistant Teacher of the Visiting Studio of the School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB, UPC).

Joan Puigcorbé (Barcelona, 1967) graduated from the School of Architecture of Barcelona in 2000. In 1995, he founds the architecture office PAAS in Barcelona and Ripoll. From 2003 to 2010 he works with RCR Arquitectes, and creates in 2008 Costa Rica Natural Design, an architectural office dedicated to real estate in Costa Rica. He has worked in projects of a diverse nature in various countries. He has won international competitions and his work has been recognized in FAD Awards 2013, Girona Awards 2005 and 2013; Finalist in National Convention of Architecture Technal, 2005; “René Frank” Award in Costa Rica 2012. He has shown his projects at conferences in various countries and his work has been published internationally. Since 2014, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

PAAS / Costa Rica Natural Design

Maria K Hawkins (Kingston, Jamaica, 1980) is a graduate of Northeastern University, Boston where she earned a Master of Architecture, and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts with honors in Architecture and Design. She is an associate member of the American Institute of Architects. She founded Mkbstudio in 2014 based on the experiences and passion for architecture that has been refined while contributing to projects and completed works in the North East United States including Massachusetts, New York City and New Jersey; as a humanitarian architect in Egypt; and as a senior consulting designer in San Jose, Costa Rica. Mkbstudio is now in collaboration with Joan Puigcorbé, PAAS Architecture, Barcelona Spain.

Mkbstudio

Igor Peraza Curiel (Caracas, 1960) holds a BSc of Architecture from the Universidad Central de Venezuela, received a scholarship to do his Master of Architecture at Hokkaido University in Sapporo, and obtained his PhD at the University of Kumamoto, Kyushu, Japan. He worked for five years at the studio of Arata Isozaki and led on-site the Domus project (Museum of Mankind) in La Coruña, Spain. In 2000, he moves to Barcelona to work with Miralles Tagliabue as Director of the Santa Caterina Market project. Peraza went on to serve as Director of EMBT’s Shanghai office where he led a multitude of projects including the Spanish Pavilion at the 2010 World Expo, the New Campus of Fudan University in Shanghai, and the Museum for the Chinese painter Zhang Daqian. He has previously taught at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, the European Institute of Design, and served as a visiting professor at the Lebanese American University from 2013 to 2015. Currently he is Visiting Assistant Professor at the American University of Sharjah. Since 2016, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Igor Peraza Curiel

Jaume Prat Ortells (Barcelona, 1975) graduated from the School of Architecture of Barcelona in 2002. He has collaborated in the studios of Josep Lluís Mateo, Enric Massip and Lluís Comerón among others. Author of the blog “arquitectura, entre d’altres solucions”, www.jaumeprat.com. Associate Editor and Editor-in-Chief of Scalae, he has edited the electronic volumes of the collection. He has written for several national and international publications, and is co-author of the Digital Barcelona Architecture Guide. He has given lectures and workshops in Barcelona, Granada, Seville and Madrid. He has been curator of the Pavilion of Catalonia at the 15^th Venice Biennale of Architecture 2016, together with Jelena Prokoplevic and Isaki Lacuesta. Since 2013, he has collaborated with the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Blog arquitectura, entre d’altres solucions

Emiliano Roia (Roma, 1971) graduated in Architecture from the University La Sapienza in Rome. In 2001, he founded the architecture studio MORQ together with Matteo Monteduro and Andrea Quagliola. He has teached at La Sapienza and the European Institute of Design (IED) in Rome. In 2007 he moved to Australia, where he is currently Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia. He works between Italy and Australia. In 2012, he participates in the V International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape. RCR Bunka Private Foundation published in that same year a book of photographs entitled “RCR Landscapes. Pilgrimage to Olot: A photographic insight into the world of RCR Arquitectes” collecting his photographic work during the Workshop. In 2013 at the invitation of RCR Arquitectes participates in the I International Workshop on Audiovisual and Photography, directed by Hisao Suzuki, with a session entitled “An approach to photography”. Since 2013, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

MORQ

Sido Cherel (Paris, 1989) graduated from the Technical University of Delft in Netherlands. In 2015, she worked for WEST 8, the international landscape practice based in Rotterdam, on a series of landscape projects and competitions in France and Belgium. Currently she works at MORQ architecture, collaborating on projects both in Italy and Australia. She has participated in the organization of international workshops under the direction of Dutch gardener Piet Oudolf, among others, and learning experiences with Juhani Pallasmaa and Peter Zumthor. She has been a tutoring assistant in the 2017 winter studio at RCR for the University of Western Australia. Since 2016, she is Assistant Teacher of the Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Estel Ortega Vázquez (Barcelona, ​​1977) graduated from the School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB, UPC). Associate Professor in the Department of Architectural Projects from 2010 to the present, and coordinating teacher of the TallerHousingEsarq at the School of Architecture since 2008, she has participated in many workshops and has collaborated with national and international schools. She co-founded Cubus Taller d’Arquitectura in 2003 and 15515 Arquitectura in 2017. In her professional career, architecture of cooperation, research, rehabilitation and museography-museology stand out. Other recognitions include the first prize Ajac X by A’Bodega (or how to live in an old stone cellar), or the first prize in the National Prizes of Ephemeral Architecture Emporia by the exhibition Chillida, among the forms. She has worked with the Eduardo Chillida-Pilar Belzunce Foundation, Bullilab Foundation and We Are Water Foundation, among others. Participates as lecturer at the Visiting School Studio RCR of the ETSAB in 2016.

15515 Arquitectura

Joan Puigcorbé (Barcelona, 1967) graduated from the School of Architecture of Barcelona in 2000. In 1995, he founds the architecture office PAAS in Barcelona and Ripoll. From 2003 to 2010 he works with RCR Arquitectes, and creates in 2008 Costa Rica Natural Design, an architectural office dedicated to real estate in Costa Rica. He has worked in projects of a diverse nature in various countries. He has won international competitions and his work has been recognized in FAD Awards 2013, Girona Awards 2005 and 2013; Finalist in National Convention of Architecture Technal, 2005; “René Frank” Award in Costa Rica 2012. He has shown his projects at conferences in various countries and his work has been published internationally. Since 2014, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

PAAS / Costa Rica Natural Design

Emiliano Roia (Roma, 1971) graduated in Architecture from the University La Sapienza in Rome. In 2001, he founded the architecture studio MORQ together with Matteo Monteduro and Andrea Quagliola. He has teached at La Sapienza and the European Institute of Design (IED) in Rome. In 2007 he moved to Australia, where he is currently Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia. He works between Italy and Australia. In 2012, he participates in the V International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape. RCR Bunka Private Foundation published in that same year a book of photographs entitled “RCR Landscapes. Pilgrimage to Olot: A photographic insight into the world of RCR Arquitectes” collecting his photographic work during the Workshop. In 2013 at the invitation of RCR Arquitectes participates in the I International Workshop on Audiovisual and Photography, directed by Hisao Suzuki, with a session entitled “An approach to photography”. Since 2013, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

MORQ

Salvador Figueras Aguirre (Barcelona, 1980) graduated as architect and technical architect from the Technical and Higher School of Architecture La Salle in Barcelona (ETSALS, Universitat Ramon Llull). He has been Assistant Professor of Urban Projects of the 4^th year at ETSALS from 2008 to 2014. Since 2009, he collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects, such as the Soulages Museum (Rodez, France), the Centre d’Art La Cuisine (Nègrepelisse, France), the Malecaze House (Toulouse, France) or the Camí Comtal Park (Barcelona). In 2015, he founds with Pauline Bourgade FAB Architectes, with offices in Lyon, France, and Barcelona. From 2013 to 2016, he has been part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

FAB Architectes

Igor Peraza Curiel (Caracas, 1960) holds a BSc of Architecture from the Universidad Central de Venezuela, received a scholarship to do his Master of Architecture at Hokkaido University in Sapporo, and obtained his PhD at the University of Kumamoto, Kyushu, Japan. He worked for five years at the studio of Arata Isozaki and led on-site the Domus project (Museum of Mankind) in La Coruña, Spain. In 2000, he moves to Barcelona to work with Miralles Tagliabue as Director of the Santa Caterina Market project. Peraza went on to serve as Director of EMBT’s Shanghai office where he led a multitude of projects including the Spanish Pavilion at the 2010 World Expo, the New Campus of Fudan University in Shanghai, and the Museum for the Chinese painter Zhang Daqian. He has previously taught at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, the European Institute of Design, and served as a visiting professor at the Lebanese American University from 2013 to 2015. Currently he is Visiting Assistant Professor at the American University of Sharjah. Since 2016, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Igor Peraza

Sido Cherel (Paris, 1989) graduated from the Technical University of Delft in Netherlands. In 2015, she worked for WEST 8, the international landscape practice based in Rotterdam, on a series of landscape projects and competitions in France and Belgium. Currently she works at MORQ architecture, collaborating on projects both in Italy and Australia. She has participated in the organization of international workshops under the direction of Dutch gardener Piet Oudolf, among others, and learning experiences with Juhani Pallasmaa and Peter Zumthor. She has been a tutoring assistant in the 2017 winter studio at RCR for the University of Western Australia.

Salvador Tarradas Fossoul (Barcelona, ​​1983) is an architect from the School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB), Polytechnic University of Catalonia, and co-founder of the Atheleia Arquitectura studio.

The last university course 2006-07 he participates in the Atelier of Peter Zumthor at the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, Switzerland, and in 2007 he joins the studio of RCR Arquitectes until 2016, where he collaborates in several competitions such as the Museum Soulages in Rodez and in projects such as TheMarquee of Les Cols Restaurant, the Provincial Court of Barcelona or the Waalse Krook Mediatheque in Gent, Belgium.

As a teaching experience she participates in the birth of the RCR International Workshop, where he develops the tasks of coordination and tutor from 2012 to 2015. He also collaborates as an assistant teacher in the Summer Studio in Olot of the University Western Australia in 2015 and 2016.

In 2016 and 2017 he collaborates with the company Bellapart, leader in design of steel and glass structures, where he broadens the knowledge of construction and construction management, collaborating in projects of internationally renowned architects such as Norman Foster or Rafael de la Hoz. Since 2018 he collaborates with the Nikken Sikkei studio in Barcelona for the remodeling project of the Camp Nou.

Atheleia Arquitectura

Alessandra Covini (Milano, 1988) is an architect based in Rotterdam (NL). She studied in Milan and Lisbon and received her master’s degree in Architecture at the University of Technology in Delft, The Netherlands. She founded Studio Ossidiana in 2015 with Tomas Dirrix. Before practicing architecture independently she gained experience in international practices of architecture at Privileggio-Secchi in Milan, the Architectural Review in London and RCR Arquitectes in Spain. She is the winner of the Prix de Rome Architecture 2018, the most prestigious award for architects younger of 35 in the Netherlands. In 2018 she was selected by the Dutch State Architect as a Young Innovator. She has been awarded several grants as Talent Development grant 2015 and 2016, Architecture grant 2016 from the Creative Industries Funds of The Netherlands. In 2016 she won a price for emerging Italian Artists, Giovani Artisti Italiani. She was admitted at the Jan Van Eyck Academie in Maastricht with the project ‘Domestic Landscape’. She currently teaches at the Rotterdam Academy of Architecture and at The Royal Academy of Art in Den Haag.

Salvador Figueras Aguirre (Barcelona, 1980) graduated as architect and technical architect from the Technical and Higher School of Architecture La Salle in Barcelona (ETSALS, Universitat Ramon Llull). He has been Assistant Professor of Urban Projects of the 4^th year at ETSALS from 2008 to 2014. Since 2009, he collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects, such as the Soulages Museum (Rodez, France), the Centre d’Art La Cuisine (Nègrepelisse, France), the Malecaze House (Toulouse, France) or the Camí Comtal Park (Barcelona). In 2015, he founds with Pauline Bourgade FAB Architectes, with offices in Lyon, France, and Barcelona. From 2013 to 2016, he has been part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

FAB Architectes

Emiliano Roia (Roma, 1971) graduated in Architecture from the University La Sapienza in Rome. In 2001, he founded the architecture studio MORQ together with Matteo Monteduro and Andrea Quagliola. He has teached at La Sapienza and the European Institute of Design (IED) in Rome. In 2007 he moved to Australia, where he is currently Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia. He works between Italy and Australia. In 2012, he participates in the V International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape. RCR Bunka Private Foundation published in that same year a book of photographs entitled “RCR Landscapes. Pilgrimage to Olot: A photographic insight into the world of RCR Arquitectes” collecting his photographic work during the Workshop. In 2013 at the invitation of RCR Arquitectes participates in the I International Workshop on Audiovisual and Photography, directed by Hisao Suzuki, with a session entitled “An approach to photography”. Since 2013, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

MORQ

Joan Puigcorbé (Barcelona, 1967) graduated from the School of Architecture of Barcelona in 2000. In 1995, he founds the architecture office PAAS in Barcelona and Ripoll. From 2003 to 2010 he works with RCR Arquitectes, and creates in 2008 Costa Rica Natural Design, an architectural office dedicated to real estate in Costa Rica. He has worked in projects of a diverse nature in various countries. He has won international competitions and his work has been recognized in FAD Awards 2013, Girona Awards 2005 and 2013; Finalist in National Convention of Architecture Technal, 2005; “René Frank” Award in Costa Rica 2012. He has shown his projects at conferences in various countries and his work has been published internationally. Since 2014, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

PAAS / Costa Rica Natural Design

Jaume Prat Ortells (Barcelona, 1975) graduated from the School of Architecture of Barcelona in 2002. He has collaborated in the studios of Josep Lluís Mateo, Enric Massip and Lluís Comerón among others. Author of the blog “arquitectura, entre d’altres solucions”, www.jaumeprat.com. Associate Editor and Editor-in-Chief of Scalae, he has edited the electronic volumes of the collection. He has written for several national and international publications, and is co-author of the Digital Barcelona Architecture Guide. He has given lectures and workshops in Barcelona, Granada, Seville and Madrid. He has been curator of the Pavilion of Catalonia at the 15^th Venice Biennale of Architecture 2016, together with Jelena Prokoplevic and Isaki Lacuesta. Since 2013, he collaborates with the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Blog arquitectura, entre d’altres solucions

Salvador Tarradas Fossoul (Barcelona, ​​1983) is an architect from the School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB), Polytechnic University of Catalonia, and co-founder of the Atheleia Arquitectura studio.

The last university course 2006-07 he participates in the Atelier of Peter Zumthor at the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, Switzerland, and in 2007 he joins the studio of RCR Arquitectes until 2016, where he collaborates in several competitions such as the Museum Soulages in Rodez and in projects such as TheMarquee of Les Cols Restaurant, the Provincial Court of Barcelona or the Waalse Krook Mediatheque in Gent, Belgium.

As a teaching experience she participates in the birth of the RCR International Workshop, where he develops the tasks of coordination and tutor from 2012 to 2015. He also collaborates as an assistant teacher in the Summer Studio in Olot of the University Western Australia in 2015 and 2016.

In 2016 and 2017 he collaborates with the company Bellapart, leader in design of steel and glass structures, where he broadens the knowledge of construction and construction management, collaborating in projects of internationally renowned architects such as Norman Foster or Rafael de la Hoz. Since 2018 he collaborates with the Nikken Sikkei studio in Barcelona for the remodeling project of the Camp Nou.

Atheleia Arquitectura

 Verónica Sofia Tavares Vitoriano (Aveiro, Portugal, 1984) is an architect from the University of Évora, Portugal, 2006. She completed an Erasmus stay at the Università degli Studi di Palermo, Italy, in 2006. Since 2007 she collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects and competitions, such as the Sants Station in Barcelona, the Marquee of Les Cols Restaurant in Olot, the Camí Comtal Parc of La Sagrera in Barcelona, residential buildings with RCRARTOTEC in Bordeaux, France, or the Palmares Resort in Lagos, Portugal. Between 2012 and 2014 he has been part of the teaching team of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Sophie Mayer

Emiliano Roia (Roma, 1971) graduated in Architecture from the University La Sapienza in Rome. In 2001, he founded the architecture studio MORQ together with Matteo Monteduro and Andrea Quagliola. He has teached at La Sapienza and the European Institute of Design (IED) in Rome. In 2007 he moved to Australia, where he is currently Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia. He works between Italy and Australia. In 2012, he participates in the V International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape. RCR Bunka Private Foundation published in that same year a book of photographs entitled “RCR Landscapes. Pilgrimage to Olot: A photographic insight into the world of RCR Arquitectes” collecting his photographic work during the Workshop. In 2013 at the invitation of RCR Arquitectes participates in the I International Workshop on Audiovisual and Photography, directed by Hisao Suzuki, with a session entitled “An approach to photography”. Since 2013, he is part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

MORQ

Salvador Figueras Aguirre (Barcelona, 1980) graduated as architect and technical architect from the Technical and Higher School of Architecture La Salle in Barcelona (ETSALS, Universitat Ramon Llull). He has been Assistant Professor of Urban Projects of the 4^th year at ETSALS from 2008 to 2014. Since 2009, he collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects, such as the Soulages Museum (Rodez, France), the Centre d’Art La Cuisine (Nègrepelisse, France), the Malecaze House (Toulouse, France) or the Camí Comtal Park (Barcelona). In 2015, he founds with Pauline Bourgade FAB Architectes, with offices in Lyon, France, and Barcelona. From 2013 to 2016, he has been part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

FAB Architectes

Sergi Pascual

Eva Alberini (Athens, 1990) completed her bachelor’s degree in architecture at Westminster University, London UK and her master’s degree at the Technical University of Delft, Netherlands. In 2013 she participated at RCR’s VI International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape. After that she worked as an architect intern at RCR Architects and as a coordinator organizing the International Workshop RCR 2014. She has worked for Kokkinou Kourkoulas Architects in Athens and since 2017, she works as a Project Architect in ARP – Architecture Research Practice, in Athens, Greece, specializing on Cycladic residential architecture.

ARP-Architecture Research Practice

Salvador Tarradas Fossoul (Barcelona, ​​1983) is an architect from the School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB), Polytechnic University of Catalonia, and co-founder of the Atheleia Arquitectura studio.

The last university course 2006-07 he participates in the Atelier of Peter Zumthor at the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, Switzerland, and in 2007 he joins the studio of RCR Arquitectes until 2016, where he collaborates in several competitions such as the Museum Soulages in Rodez and in projects such as TheMarquee of Les Cols Restaurant, the Provincial Court of Barcelona or the Waalse Krook Mediatheque in Gent, Belgium.

As a teaching experience she participates in the birth of the RCR International Workshop, where he develops the tasks of coordination and tutor from 2012 to 2015. He also collaborates as an assistant teacher in the Summer Studio in Olot of the University Western Australia in 2015 and 2016.

In 2016 and 2017 he collaborates with the company Bellapart, leader in design of steel and glass structures, where he broadens the knowledge of construction and construction management, collaborating in projects of internationally renowned architects such as Norman Foster or Rafael de la Hoz. Since 2018 he collaborates with the Nikken Sikkei studio in Barcelona for the remodeling project of the Camp Nou.

Atheleia Arquitectura

 Noèlia Baldayo Nebot (Sagunto, Spain, 1978) is an architect from the School of Architecture of Valencia (UPV), 2006, after a final project with honours and awarded by the Official College of Architects of the Valencian Community. This same year she obtained the ARQUIA scholarship for professional internships in the studio of RCR Arquitectes, where she still works as an architect collaborating in diverse projects such as The Edge Business, Trade and Housing Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the House for a Photographer, the equipment of the Athletic Stadium in Tussols-Basil, the Muraba residential building in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, or several residential complexes such as the Îlot-Plaza, La Buttiniere or the Estuaire in Bordeaux. She is the co-author of award-winning competitions such as the Museum of Santiago Ydáñez; m-Art: arts and crafts market; o Europan 9: Calahorra. She has also given lectures, participated in different conferences, round tables and publications.

 Verónica Sofia Tavares Vitoriano (Aveiro, Portugal, 1984) is an architect from the University of Évora, Portugal, 2006. She completed an Erasmus stay at the Università degli Studi di Palermo, Italy, in 2006. Since 2007 she collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects and competitions, such as the Sants Station in Barcelona, the Marquee of Les Cols Restaurant in Olot, the Camí Comtal Parc of La Sagrera in Barcelona, residential buildings with RCRARTOTEC in Bordeaux, France, or the Palmares Resort in Lagos, Portugal. Between 2012 and 2014 he has been part of the teaching team of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Salvador Figueras Aguirre (Barcelona, 1980) graduated as architect and technical architect from the Technical and Higher School of Architecture La Salle in Barcelona (ETSALS, Universitat Ramon Llull). He has been Assistant Professor of Urban Projects of the 4^th year at ETSALS from 2008 to 2014. Since 2009, he collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects, such as the Soulages Museum (Rodez, France), the Centre d’Art La Cuisine (Nègrepelisse, France), the Malecaze House (Toulouse, France) or the Camí Comtal Park (Barcelona). In 2015, he founds with Pauline Bourgade FAB Architectes, with offices in Lyon, France, and Barcelona. From 2013 to 2016, he has been part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

FAB Architectes

Marta Milà Pascual (Sant Pere de Ribes, Spain, 1985), graduated as architect from the School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB 2011). She holds a Master degree in Housing from ETSAB-UPC in Barcelona (2012) and a Master degree in landscape from ENSPV in Versailles (2013). She has been part of the teaching staff at the International Workshop RCR, worked organizing architectural events at the Architecture Congress 2016 held by the Official Catalan Architects Association (COAC) and collaborated with IAAC as a project coordinator and Assistant Master Professor. During her professional career, she collaborated with different studios where she developed urban, landscape and architectural projects in different phases of the process. She has also developed researches, publications and exhibitions in topics related to landscape, housing and urbanism. Currently, she is focused on her own office where she has obtained multiple awards and mentions in small national and international, arts, architecture and landscape competitions. The essence of her work focuses on integrating every project specifically into each site by taking care of each layer of the process to give each one the specific approach needed.

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 Ângela Luísa Barroso Moura (Lisbon, Portugal, 1984) is an architect from the University of Évora, Portugal, 2006. She completed an Erasmus stay at the Università degli Studi di Palermo, Italy, in 2006. Since 2007, she collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects and competitions such as the Soulages Museum in Rodez, France, The Edge Business, Trade and Housing Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the Font Romeu School Group, France, the Provincial Court of Barcelona, the Mediatheque in Ghent, Belgium, the Camí Comtal Parc of La Sagrera in Barcelona, Barberí Space in Olot, residential buildings with RCRARTOTEC in Bordeaux, France, or the Palmares Resort in Lagos, Portugal. Between 2012 and 2013 she has been part of the teaching team of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

 Cristina Franco Pérez (Seville, Spain, 1984) is an architect trained at the School of Architecture of Coruña (ETSAC). In 2006, she studies at the Atelier of Peter Zumthor at the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, Switzerland, with Marco Müller, artistic director of the Venice International Art Exhibition, and Elia Zenguelis, co-founder of OMA and Bernhard Furrer, president of the Swiss Federal Commission for the preservation of monuments. The Diga urbano and Masterplan Basel port projects, carried out during the Atelier together with Salvador Tarradas and Borja Fernández, are exhibited in Basel at the IBA meets IBA exhibition and published in the book Bauen am Rhein. At the same time, that care is translated into a fashion line: e v o l u t a, an atelier that co-founded with his mother Carmen Pérez, in which they develop different timeless pieces in the search for simplicity that is nothing more than the condensation of his binomial Art and Architecture. They make several exhibitions in national territory and are winners of the Young Designers Competition. Participation in the design of a piece-bag-sculpture for the Balenciaga Museum in Guetaria in homage to the renowned Spanish designer Cristóbal Balenciaga. At present both continue with the project.

In 2009, she works with Aires Mateus y Asociados in Lisbon, collaborating in the project of Sociocultural Pavilions in the Botanical Garden of Évora. From 2013 to 2017 she collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in various projects such as the Muraba Residential Building, Kama House, Dar Al Marefa Campus in Dubai, and participates as assistant in coordination in the 2013 RCR International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape. In 2017 she collaborates in Atheleia Arquitectura with Salvador Tarradas, where she initiates different projects, collaborations and competitions. Meanwhile, she learns BIM, specifically in Revit, in A Coruña. In 2018 she collaborates with the Nikken Sekkei studio in the remodeling project of Camp Nou in BIM format.

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Salvador Tarradas Fossoul (Barcelona, ​​1983) is an architect from the School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB), Polytechnic University of Catalonia, and co-founder of the Atheleia Arquitectura studio.

The last university course 2006-07 he participates in the Atelier of Peter Zumthor at the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio, Switzerland, and in 2007 he joins the studio of RCR Arquitectes until 2016, where he collaborates in several competitions such as the Museum Soulages in Rodez and in projects such as TheMarquee of Les Cols Restaurant, the Provincial Court of Barcelona or the Waalse Krook Mediatheque in Gent, Belgium.

As a teaching experience she participates in the birth of the RCR International Workshop, where he develops the tasks of coordination and tutor from 2012 to 2015. He also collaborates as an assistant teacher in the Summer Studio in Olot of the University Western Australia in 2015 and 2016.

In 2016 and 2017 he collaborates with the company Bellapart, leader in design of steel and glass structures, where he broadens the knowledge of construction and construction management, collaborating in projects of internationally renowned architects such as Norman Foster or Rafael de la Hoz. Since 2018 he collaborates with the Nikken Sikkei studio in Barcelona for the remodeling project of the Camp Nou.

Atheleia Arquitectura

 Verónica Sofia Tavares Vitoriano (Aveiro, Portugal, 1984) is an architect from the University of Évora, Portugal, 2006. She completed an Erasmus stay at the Università degli Studi di Palermo, Italy, in 2006. Since 2007 she collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects and competitions, such as the Sants Station in Barcelona, the Marquee of Les Cols Restaurant in Olot, the Camí Comtal Parc of La Sagrera in Barcelona, residential buildings with RCRARTOTEC in Bordeaux, France, or the Palmares Resort in Lagos, Portugal. Between 2012 and 2014 he has been part of the teaching team of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Salvador Figueras Aguirre (Barcelona, 1980) graduated as architect and technical architect from the Technical and Higher School of Architecture La Salle in Barcelona (ETSALS, Universitat Ramon Llull). He has been Assistant Professor of Urban Projects of the 4^th year at ETSALS from 2008 to 2014. Since 2009, he collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects, such as the Soulages Museum (Rodez, France), the Centre d’Art La Cuisine (Nègrepelisse, France), the Malecaze House (Toulouse, France) or the Camí Comtal Park (Barcelona). In 2015, he founds with Pauline Bourgade FAB Architectes, with offices in Lyon, France, and Barcelona. From 2013 to 2016, he has been part of the teaching staff of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

FAB Architectes

Ângela Luísa Barroso Moura (Lisbon, Portugal, 1984) is an architect from the University of Évora, Portugal, 2006. She completed an Erasmus stay at the Università degli Studi di Palermo, Italy, in 2006. Since 2007, she collaborates with RCR Arquitectes in different projects and competitions such as the Soulages Museum in Rodez, France, The Edge Business, Trade and Housing Centre in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, the Font Romeu School Group, France, the Provincial Court of Barcelona, the Mediatheque in Ghent, Belgium, the Camí Comtal Parc of La Sagrera in Barcelona, Barberí Space in Olot, residential buildings with RCRARTOTEC in Bordeaux, France, or the Palmares Resort in Lagos, Portugal. Between 2012 and 2013 she has been part of the teaching team of the International Workshop of Architecture and Landscape.

Marta Milà Pascual (Sant Pere de Ribes, Spain, 1985), graduated as architect from the School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB 2011). She holds a Master degree in Housing from ETSAB-UPC in Barcelona (2012) and a Master degree in landscape from ENSPV in Versailles (2013). She has been part of the teaching staff at the International Workshop RCR, worked organizing architectural events at the Architecture Congress 2016 held by the Official Catalan Architects Association (COAC) and collaborated with IAAC as a project coordinator and Assistant Master Professor. During her professional career, she collaborated with different studios where she developed urban, landscape and architectural projects in different phases of the process. She has also developed researches, publications and exhibitions in topics related to landscape, housing and urbanism. Currently, she is focused on her own office where she has obtained multiple awards and mentions in small national and international, arts, architecture and landscape competitions. The essence of her work focuses on integrating every project specifically into each site by taking care of each layer of the process to give each one the specific approach needed.

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