New Mediterranean Architecture

Sustainable and Bioclimatic Architecture · Málaga

Sustainable and Bioclimatic Architecture Firm in Málaga

Farfán Estudio is an architecture firm based in Málaga that designs and plans spaces rooted in the Mediterranean landscape. We specialize in green building, historic preservation, and contemporary architecture that engages with the region’s traditional building practices.

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Method

New Mediterranean Architecture

Farfán Estudio designs contemporary architecture using bioclimatic design and local eco-friendly materials, based on traditional Mediterranean construction systems and adapted to the 21st century.

We call this concept New Mediterranean Architecture (NAM): healthy construction that respects the environment and is good for people, prioritizing sustainability, energy efficiency, and a connection to the landscape.

Projects

Services

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New Construction Architecture

Residential and unique projects designed from scratch using the New Mediterranean Architecture method.

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Heritage Restoration and Revitalization

Restoration of traditional buildings—cave houses, farmhouses, and vernacular architecture—using green building techniques.

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Construction Management

Technical and operational oversight of the project until its completion.

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Consulting on Green Building and Sustainability

Advice on natural materials, energy efficiency, and passive strategies

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Heritage and Tourism Revitalization Projects

Projects that improve the efficiency of historic buildings while preserving their historical and architectural value.

Blog and Media

Pablo Farfán explains a renovation project in the RTVE report
Farfán Estudio on RTVE
Apartment buildings in the city: 80% of the buildings are energy-inefficient
80% of buildings are energy-inefficient
Pablo Farfán interviewed live from a construction site on World Architecture Day
World Architecture Day. Interview with Pablo Farfán
White walls and cacti in an eco-friendly home by Farfán Estudio
Architects of Eco-Friendly Homes: In Search of the 100% Sustainable Building

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