Services
We develop new construction, renovation, and heritage enhancement projects, guiding the entire process from consulting and design through construction management, with a bioclimatic, Mediterranean, and site-specific approach.
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Residential and unique projects designed from the ground up using the New Mediterranean Architecture method: homes designed for the Mediterranean climate, incorporating bioclimatic principles, local materials, and a direct connection to the surrounding landscape.
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Work on traditional buildings—cave houses, farmhouses, and vernacular architecture—using green building techniques that respect the building’s history and modernize its livability without compromising its origins.
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Technical and operational oversight of the project through to completion, ensuring that the design is faithfully translated into the finished structure, while maintaining quality control, adhering to deadlines, and staying within budget.
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Advice on natural materials, energy efficiency, and passive strategies for our own projects or those of third parties seeking to reduce their environmental impact without sacrificing comfort.
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Development of proposals for public agencies and private developers seeking to highlight the value of their architectural heritage—from feasibility studies to the design of experiences tied to the renovated building.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a method of designing buildings that takes advantage of environmental conditions—sun, wind, vegetation—to achieve thermal comfort with the lowest possible energy consumption, rather than relying on artificial climate control systems.
Sustainable architecture is the overarching approach: designing in a way that minimizes environmental impact throughout a building's entire life cycle. Green building is one of its tools, focused on the use of natural and healthy materials during construction.
Yes. That is precisely what we have demonstrated in projects such as the biopassive house in Alhaurín de la Torre, with results that have caught the attention of media outlets such as National Geographic and RTVE: bioclimatic design makes it possible to keep a home cool in the summer without compromising on quality or comfort.
