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In 1998, she joined the Carlos Ferrater studio as an architect and in 2006, together with Carlos Ferrater, Borja Ferrater and Xavier Martí Galí, she founded the Office of Architecture in Barcelona (OAB), together with Núria Ayala as Projects Manager.

Among her works authored along with Carlos Ferrater are the rehabilitation of the Coderch House-Studio in Barcelona, a Social Services Centre on the Barcelona Eixample, and a group of houses in Plaça Lesseps, in Barcelona, this time with Xavier Martí. She has made several works, including the Evangelical Church of Terrassa, different housing blocks and family houses, and particularly the "House facing the sea" with Xavier Martí, the Roca Barcelona Gallery also with Borja Ferrater, the Hotel Alenti in Sitges, the Rehabilitation of the former Tugboat Building in the Port of Barcelona and the New Sports Harbour and Leisure Buildings in the port of Tangier, Morocco.

She is currently working on the projects of the New Fish Market in Barcelona port, a project of homes and offices in the city of Montevideo, Uruguay, a project for an old people’s home in Terrassa and three family houses in Barcelona.

In 2006, she displayed her work, the "Centre for Social Services on the Eixample" at the MOMA in New York as part of the exhibition "On Site: New Architecture in Spain”.

Finalist at the FAD Architecture Awards in the year 2000 for a housing block in Sant Cugat del Vallés. COAC Girona demarcation Architecture Award in 2017 for "the House Facing the Sea" in Port de la Selva, along with Xavier Martí.

Teacher of Projects at the UIC from 2019 to 2012, teacher of the 1st semester of the 3rd year of Projects at the UEM Madrid in 2012, associate teacher on the White Chair at ETSAB (UPC) from 2012 to 2015. She was a teacher on the Master Madrid City Summer Workshop at the San Pablo CEU University in 2013 and subsequently at the Un Universo Efímero competition directed by the students of the Master's Degree. Associate teacher each year at the MArch Master in Valencia along with Núria Ayala. Jury of the Cosentino Design Challenge 2016 and the Neolith Awards 2017. She was a member of the jury of the Palmares Technical Awards 2013 in Paris.

She is currently a Second Year Project Teacher at the La Salle School of Architecture in Barcelona.

He joined the Carlos Ferrater Studio as an associate architect in 2003. In 2006 he set up the Office of Architecture in Barcelona (OAB) with Carlos Ferrater, Lucía Ferrater and Borja Ferrater, with Núria Ayala as Projects Director.

He is currently working on national and international projects in countries like France, Morocco, Mexico and Ecuador.

He received the 2008 City of Barcelona Prize as co-designer of the Mediapro Tower in Barcelona.

As co-designer of the Benidorm Waterfront he received the Spanish National Architecture Award 2011 for Urban design, 1st prize at CEMEX 2011 in the category of Infrastructure and Urban development, 2nd prize in International Sustainability and 3rd prize in International Accessibility WAN Award in Urban Design, HOSBEC Golden Insignia 2010, COACV Architecture Award 2007-2009 in the area of Urban Development and Landscaping, FAD Architecture Award 2010 in the category of City and Landscape, Chicago Athenaeum International Architecture Award “best new global design” 2010, Saloni Architecture Awards 2010, Fopa 2009 Prize for the work best integrated into the environment and respect for the environment, Applus Awards 2010, a special mention in the Urban Public Space European Award 2010, 8th ASCER Ceramic Awards 2009, Madrid Real Estate Salon Award 2006, ASPRIMA Award 2006 for the best tourist development and a place as a finalist in the “Rosa Barba” European Landscape Award 2010, as well as express recognition at the 9th Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urban Development 2011.

In 2012 he received first prize at the Porcelanosa Awards as the co-designer of the BF House in Castellón.

As co-designer with Lucía Ferrater of the Casa Frente al Mar in Port de la Selva, he received the COAC Architecture Award 2017 and the 17th ASCER Ceramic Awards 2018.

Together with Carlos Ferrater, he brought out the book Benidorm. West Beach Promenade, published by Actar and the book La Casa AA/Origami House, published by aMag.

He has given lectures in Spain, France, China, Mexico, Italy and Estonia. He was President of the Final Projects Tribunal at the La Salle School of Architecture in 2013 and President of the Court of the Enabling Master of the La Salle School of Architecture in 2010, as well as a member of the jury of several national and international architecture awards. In 2010 he was a guest professor on the Master's Degree in Projects XXI of the UPC.

Beginning in June 2012, many models and original drawings of the Benidorm Waterfront have been chosen to form part of the permanent collection of the Georges Pompidou National Centre for Art and Culture, with displays in Paris and Malaga.

Graduated in Management and Public Administration at the Pompeu Fabra University in 1996, Master Degree of Human Resources in 2008 (Fundemi IQS Ramon Llull University) and graduated in Labour Sciences the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya UOC in 2013.

Performing functions of reception and communication, including the management of the corporate website contents, coordinating the University practice agreements with architecture students and the organisation of the archive and bibliographic collection of the OAB. 

As a student, works in sustainability and development projects in Sub-Saharan Africa and collaborates with professional office CVarq, in the department of architecture, developing, among other projects, the Rio de Janeiro Infant School.

After graduating assists the professional office 23:45 architects, in the rehabilitation of Block Els Pescadors, J.A. Coderch’s building.

She joins Office of Architecture in Barcelona in November 2011, and since then collaborates, among others, in the following projects:

Hotel in Torroella de Montgrí, PGA Catalunya Resort Houses in Caldas de Malavella, ZAC MONGES housing buildings in Toulouse, Extension of Benidorm Waterfront and exhibition in Pompidou museum, Office building in Guadalajara, Mexico and Realigment of the port and waterfront of Tanger, Morocco.

As a student, participated in the architectural studio Jesus Godoy Architects in diverse projects in the Spanish territory during 2012-2013.

Between 2013-2016, collaborated as a Teacher and Research Assistant with Catedra Blanca de Barcelona (CB.B), in the Department of Projects in Architecture from ETSAB in which received the MECD grant for training and investigation.

Participated in several International Workshops with Universities such as Zurich University of Applied Sciences ZHAW in Switzerland, Tsinghua University in China, in LAB.A from RCR Architects and in the Intensive Program EU/EPOS in the period 2014-2015.

In 2015 joined Office of Architecture in Barcelona (OAB) and has work since then on various designs including: an office building in Beirut, the waterfront urbanization in Escala (Girona), the competition for the new Camp Nou, the rehabilitation of the Deutsche Bank tower and two Hotels in the city center of Barcelona.

Since 1999, he has taught both on the undergraduate and postgraduate degrees of the ETSAB in which he is currently responsible for his qualifying master's degree in the morning.

He coordinates the UPC AR.I.EN research group and with Carlos Ferrater directs the Cátedra Blanca de Barcelona and the Palimpsesto magazine and editorial, currently indexed among others in Avery. In the editorial, among other things he highlights the publications of various educational projects and the development of the book Words with Architects Towards the reconstruction of the discipline (2015). With extensive activity as a lecturer and guest professor behind him, he has taken part in seminars, workshops and end-of-degree projects in different schools, such as the Cooper Union (NY), Paris, Berlin, Monterrey, Milan, Madrid, Seville, Toledo and Valencia.

His designing activity has been published in leading journals of the field and recognised with numerous awards. His achievements include around fifteen first prizes in contests, and recognitions of his work at the Mies van der Rohe (2018), FAD (2017, 2018 and 2019) and XI BEAU and VIII BIAU Biennial awards and by the School of Architects. His work has been displayed at the Cervantes Institute in New York and at the School of Architects of Valencia. He has several designs and utility models made with the UPC.

In 2019-2020 she continues her career as an international student at the Polytechnic University of Valencia through the “Erasmus +” scholarship. In 2021 she participates in the “SpamLab 0.3” workshop with KCAP architects. In 2022 she completed her architecture internship at the OAB studio through the “Erasmus + Traineeship” scholarship and later joined as an architect.

Since then, she has collaborated, among others; in the housing competition in Glorias Barcelona, in the riverfront promenade and rehabilitation of three office buildings in Seville, the competition for a hospital in Switzerland, a promenade in Locri, Italy, a single-family house in Port de la Selva, the competition for a residential complex in Barquers, France, the competition for a music school in Castellón and a project for 2 office towers on Tarragona street in Barcelona.