Projects

Architectural Projects

New construction that engages with the Mediterranean landscape and renovations that revive traditional techniques and materials: this is how we understand architecture at Farfán Estudio. Completed and ongoing projects, all in line with the New Mediterranean Architecture movement.

Eco-friendly and Bio-Passive Homes

Single-family homes designed to minimize energy consumption without sacrificing comfort or architectural character.

Heritage Restoration

Interventions in historic buildings and homes that improve their energy efficiency while preserving their historical and architectural value.

Hotel and Institutional Projects

Larger-scale projects where we apply the same bioclimatic principles to the hotel, institutional, and research sectors.

Casa neo-vernácula encalada entre olivos y muros de piedra seca en Tarifa (Cádiz)
Neo-Vernacular House, Tarifa
A neo-vernacular house inspired by the traditional architecture of southern Cádiz. It revives natural materials and bioclimatic solutions adapted to the climate, and adds sustainable energy and wastewater treatment systems.

Bioclimatic House, La Cala del Moral

A nearly zero-energy home that combines natural ventilation, geothermal cooling and timber salvaged from the Sierra Bermeja wildfire, together with water harvesting and food-growing systems.
Bioclimatic house in La Cala del Moral (Málaga) that works without active heating or cooling
Passive House in Alhaurín de la Torre (Málaga): The Passivhaus Standard Adapted to the Mediterranean Climate
Bio-Passive House, Alhaurín de la Torre
A bio-passive home that adapts the Passivhaus standard to the Mediterranean climate through natural materials, passive heating and cooling strategies, and sustainable water and garden management.

More projects

10 PROYECTOS
Restored cave house in the Bola de Oro neighbourhood (Granada), built with compacted earth, lime and chestnut wood
Cave House, Granada
Seafront bioclimatic house in Rincón de la Victoria (Málaga), designed to make the most of the sea breeze
Bioclimatic House, Rincón de la Victoria
Casa autosuficiente de Alhama de Granada, desconectada de la red, entre encinas y olivos
Self-Sufficient House, Alhama de Granada
Render of the Finca La Paz eco-hotel in Alhaurín de la Torre (Málaga), a project by Farfán Estudio
Finca La Paz Eco-Hotel
Survey of the Arab Tower of Torrox (12th century)
Arab Tower of Torrox
Traditional oil mill in Cútar (Axarquía, Málaga)
Cútar Mill, Axarquía

In addition, architect Pablo Farfán has extensive experience in the restoration of historic architecture in Madrid, having restored more than 20 buildings from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, which has given him a deep understanding of the construction methods, techniques, arts, and crafts of the city center, such as:

  • Roof Renovation, La Puebla, Madrid
  • Residential Renovation and Design, La Puebla, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Ministriles Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Buenavista Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Luis Mitjans Building, Madrid
  • Repair of Structural Defects in the Fco. Mosqueda Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Salitre 34 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the S. Cosme y S. Damián 11 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Robles 6 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Huerta del Bayo 6 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Salitre 30 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Oso 19 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Amparo 27 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Tres Peces 19 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the San Cosme 13 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Torrecilla del Leal 26 Building, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Building at Santa Isabel 45, Madrid
  • Comprehensive Renovation of the Building at Eugenio Pérez 2, El Pardo
  • Renovation of the Facades and Roofs of La Tabacalera in Madrid
  • Housing Renovation on Valverde Street, Madrid.