Jordi Badia
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Jordi Badia qualified as an architect in 1989 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture). Founder and director of BAAS arquitectura in 1994, Jordi Badia combines his professional task of an architect with that of lecturer in the Projects Department at the ETSAB (2001-present). He also contributes to ARA newspaper (2010-present) and has been editor of the architecture blog www.hicarquitectura.com since 2009.
Together with Félix Arranz, he curated the Catalan and Balearic Island pavilion at the 13th Venice Architecture Biennial 2012.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1989-2001. Lecturer at the Elisava School of Design.
1994-2001. Lecturer at the ETSAV-Vallès School of Architecture.
2001-present. Lecturer at ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture.
2009-2013. Lecturer at the ESARQ.
PUBLICATIONS
2009-present. Founder and editor of the HIC international architecture blog.
2010-present. Contributor to ARA newspaper with a monthly architecture column.
AWARDS
Prize and Special mention, Comarques de Barcelona Award 2013.
Finalist, FAD Award 2012.
Special Jury Prize BEAU XI (Spanish Architecture and Urban Design Biennial) 2011.
FAD Opinion Prize 2010.
Ciutat de Barcelona Award 2009.
Winner of the Premi Nacional de Patrimoni Cultural 2009.
First prize, Catalunya Construcció 2008.
AR+d Emerging Architecture Award 2001.
Second prize, 13th Premio de Astúrias de Arquitectura (COAA) 1996.
Mª Luisa Badía
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Maria Luisa Badía qualified as an architect in 1990 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture). She started collaborating with L35 Arquitectos in 1989 and became a partner in 1998. She is currently director of the Paris and Barcelona studios. She is a specialist in the theory, history and restoration of artistic monuments. Since 1989 she has participated in and directed numerous architecture and urban planning projects, and site management.
Co-founder of GINA in 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
Lecturer in the master’s degree in Integrated Site Management at La Salle.
Enric Batlle
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Enric Batlle qualified as an architect in 1981 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture), gaining his PhD in the Department of Urban Design and Territorial Planning (UPC-Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2002) and a master’s degree in Landscape Architecture (UPC, 2002). He has been joint principal of MMI Gestió d’Arquitectura i Paisatge, SLP since 1981.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
Lecturer on the master’s degree in Landscape Architecture (ETSAB-UPC).
Lecturer in Landscape Architecture (Department of Urban Design and Territorial Planning-UPC).
Governor at Elisava Barcelona School of Design.
Architecture and Project workshop advisor (ETSAV-UPC).
Lecturer in Architecture (Navarre School of Architecture, Pamplona).
PUBLICATIONS
“The Metropolitan Ecological Matrix and the Different scales of the Green Infrastructures” Urban Director Plan of Barcelona Metropolitan Area, Quadern 03 PU. AMB 2014.
“Giardini Periferici”. Revista swizzera di architettura, ingeneria et urbanistica. 2013.
El jardín de la Metrópoli: Del paisaje romántico al espacio libre para una ciudad sostenible. Gustavo Gili. 2012.
“El jardín de la Metrópoli en el Río Llobregat”. Paisea EXTRA01. 2013.
“El triunfo final de la naturaleza”. Altaïr, no. 80, Rome. 2012.
“Cuñas de verdor muy planificadas”. Altaïr, no. 74, Paris. 2011.
”Batlle i Roig. Veinte Jardines 1981-2011”. Aflor Ediciones. 2011.
New Landscape in the Metropolis. Return of Landscape. Jovis. 2010.
”Batlle i Roig Arquitectes. Arquitectura 1996-2009”. TC cuadernos. Ediciones Generales de la Construcción. 2009.
AWARDS
International Architecture Award 2014.
FAD 2012 Theory and Criticism Award 2012 for ”El Jardín de la Metrópoli: Del paisaje romántico al espacio libre para una ciudad sostenible”.
WAF 2011, 2009 & 2008 AWARDS.
Cantabria Architecture Awards 2009.
Mediterranian Landscape Awards 2006.
J.A. Coderch Architecture Awards 2005
Europan Award for Public Urban Space 2004
Palma de Mallorca Architecture Awards 1997-2002
Bonaplanta Awards 1998
Architecti International Awards
Andrea Palladio Awards 1993
Antonio Camuñas Awards 1990
Josep Benedito
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Josep Benedito qualified as an architect in 1971 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture). He worked in the studio of Josep Antoni Coderch from 1968 to 1970, and began his professional career in the Barcelona studio (1971 to 1991). He worked as architect for the Department of Education of the Generalitat de Catalunya Government (1981-1989). Founder and director of RQP Arquitectura (1991 to present), combining project design and construction with project management, specializing in cultural and educational facilities. He has collaborated with the architects A. Mateos, J. Llobet, R. Valls, S. Orteu, X. Farré, G. Piferrer and G. Costa.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1979-1981. Lecturer in Projects at El Vallès School of Architecture (UPC).
PUBLICATIONS
”Entrevista a Josep Benedito”. Rehabilitazione MNAC. Quotidiana Barcelona. 2008.
”Pla funcional i projecte arquitectònic MNAC”. Butlletí del Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya no. 8. 2005.
Universitat, arquitectura i territori. RQP Arquitectura slp. Comisionado de universidades e investigación y sociedad de la información. Generalitat de Catalunya. 2001.
Campus: 10 anys d’arquitectura universitària a Catalunya. RQP Arquitectura slp. Comisionado de universidades e investigación y sociedad de la información. Generalitat de Catalunya. 1996.
Universitat i ciutat. Visions sobre el campus urbà de la UPF. Edificions 62. Llibres a l’abast. 1993.
”Arquitectura i Administració”. Quaderns d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme no. 149: COAC and Departament d’Ensenyament de la Generalitat de Catalunya. 1981
AWARDS
Ciutat de Barcelona 2008 award for the Ca l’Aranyó audiovisual campus (UPF). 2008.
2nd Terres de Lleida Architecture Show: 1st prize for the Applied Energy Research Centre (CREA). 2007.
2nd Terres de Lleida Architecture Show: finalist for the Historical Archive in Lleida. 2007.
Bonaplata Award: 1st prize for the CREA. 2005.
Bonaplata Award: runner-up for Mare Nostrum (UPC). 2005.
GBC Sustainable Building 2002 Oslo and EU Thermie programme for the UPC campus in Castelldefels. 2002.
Girona Architecture Show prize for 3/2l secondary school. 2001.
FAD Prize for the Josep Sol special education centre. 1982.
Esteve Bonell
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Esteve Bonell qualified as an architect in 1971 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture).
He worked for Ricardo Bofill before establishing his own practice in 1973. In 1999, he became an associated partner in Bonell i Gil Arquitectes.
The studio’s work, which includes sports facilities, arts centres, hospitals and housing, has obtained international recognition.
They have collaborated with the architects Francesc Rius, Albert de Pineda, Marc Collomb and Jacques de Brouwer, among others.
In 2009, Esteve Bonell curated the exhibition “Architecture catalane 2004-2009. Portrait d’époque”, for the Cité d’architecture et du patrimoine in Paris.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1972-2011. Projects lecturer at the ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture.
1983-1984. Guest Projects lecturer at the Polytechnic Federal School of Lausanne.
1985-1987. Guest Projects lecturer at the Paris-Belleville School of Architecture.
1987-2003. Member of the Administrative Board of the Paris-Belleville School of Architecture.
1994-1998. Guest Projects lecturer at the Polytechnic Federal School of Lausanne.
1999-2013. Projects lecturer, member of the Diploma jury and member of the Consiglio Accademico at the Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio (Switzerland).
Between 1975 and 2014, he has given over 80 lectures. Barcelona, Madrid, Pamplona, Seville, San Sebastian and La Coruña stand out nationally, with international highlights of Paris, Zurich, Lausanne, Buenos Aires, London, Helsinki, Dublin, Oslo, Bologna and Mexico City.
PUBLICATIONS
Their work has been published in monographics such as Building the city: Pieter Vreedeplein (Hans Ibelings, Kirsten Hannema).
”Bonell e Gil, architetti, Barcellona: il dialogo del progetto” (U. della Svizzera Italiana).
”Bonell i Gil, arquitectes” (COAC), “Documentos de Arquitectura – 29” (Colegio de Arquitectos de Almería) and “Bonell&Gil – Rius” (Gustavo Gili).
They have collaborated in national and international journals with various opinion articles and publishing their own work.
AWARDS
Catalan national award for Architecture and Urban Space 2010 (CoNCA).
Spanish national award for Sports Architecture 2000, awarded for his body of work in sports architecture.
Ciutat de Barcelona award 1996, for the new Jaume I campus of Pompeu Fabra University.
IAKS Prize Gold Medal 1995 (International Olympic Committee).
Ciutat de Barcelona award 1994 for Citadines Aparthotel in Barcelona’s Rambla.
Mies van der Rohe Prize for European Architecture 1990-1992 for the Basketball Olympic Stadium in Badalona, with F. Rius.
FAD Architecture award 1984, for the cycle track in Horta, Barcelona, with F. Rius.
FAD Architecture award 1975, for the Fregoli I apartment building in Barcelona.
Lluís Dilmé
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Lluís Dilmé in qualified as an architect in 1988 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture). He has shared a practice with Xavier Fabré since 1985, first working in interior design and, since 1988, in architecture and urban design. His projects cover many fields, particularly related to the arts: auditoriums, theatres, opera houses and heritage restoration. He has directed and written many books about the reconstruction of the Liceu opera house in Barcelona, one of his most important projects. He has been appointed member of the Archizinc Trophée jury, Paris.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
PUBLICATIONS
Contributor to Equipamientos Culturales and Escenotécnic magazines.
Teatre Principal de Terrassa. Passat, Present i Futur. Prismatic Gràfiques Arts, Inc. April 2011.
Teatre La Massa de Guastavino. Vilassar de Dalt 1881-2002. UPC Edicions. 2002.
Architecture of the Liceu. Barcelona’s opera house with Xavier Fabre and I. de Solà Morales. Edicions UPC. 2000.
Liceu. Un espai per a l’Art with Xavier Fabre and I. de Solà Morales. Editorial Lunwerg Publishers. 1999.
El Gran Teatre del Liceu. Reconstrucció i Ampliació with Xavier Fabre, I. de Solà Morales and Ramon Pla. Actar Editorial, 1996.
AWARDS
National Cultural Heritage Award 2000 for the extension and reconstruction of the Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona.
Europa Nostra Award for the rebuilding and installation of modern stage equipment in the Gran Teatre del Liceu.
Finalist, First Maresme Architecture Triennial 2001-2003 for the restoration of La Massa Theatre (Vilassar de Dalt).
Finalist, Catalunya Construcció Award 2007, for the extension and rehabilitation of the Teatre Principal de Sabadell.
Public Prize for Construction Excellence for the remodelling and extension of the Teatre de Terrassa, June 2012.
Jordi Fabré
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Jordi Fabré qualified as an architect in 1977 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture). He was an intern at Fritz Schumacher Stiftung. In 1979 he began his professional career in Guayaquil (Ecuador), where he spent six months developing urban planning for the city’s growth and participated in various architectural projects.
In 1981 and 1982, he collaborated with Badalona Council on the Special Facilities Plan. He has been founder and co-director of Fabré & Torras Arquitectes since 1980, working in the field of public administration, particularly on university teaching and research projects.
He also specializes in large-scale public transport projects and, more recently, in prison architecture. He has been associated with Dilmé & Fabré since 2013.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
AWARDS:
Finalist, FAD Award 1988 for the UAB Veterinary Faculty.
Technal Prize for the Best Façade.
Xavier Fabré
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Senior Partner - CEO
Xavier Fabré qualified as an architect in 1988 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture). He has shared a practice with Lluís Dilmé since 1985, first working in interior design and, since 1988, in architecture and urban design.
International course on Heritage Intervention, International Laboratory of Architecture, Urbanism and Design, Siena, 1986.
Researcher Training grant 1988-1992. Qualified as a researcher, 1993. Specialist in restoring architectural heritage.
He designs a wide variety of projects, especially related to the performing arts and music: auditoriums, theatres and opera houses. Director of the International Conference on Theatre Heritage Intervention, 17th AADIPA course, Barcelona 2005.
He has written books and numerous articles about architecture and spoken at many forums.
Director of Urban Planning and Infrastructures of the Consorci del Besòs (2000) during preparation of the Forum 2004.
Member of the Barcelona Cultural Heritage Board since 2013.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
Teaching at the ETSAB, 1988-1993.
2013. Invited lecturer at the School of Architecture of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and the School of Architecture of the McKencie University of Sao Paulo.
PUBLICATIONS
Contributor to the journals Serra d’Or, Equipamientos Culturales, Escenotécnic, Informació i Debat, Arquitectes de Barcelona and L’Avenç.
Teatre Principal de Terrassa. Passat, Present i Futur. Ajuntament de Terrassa. 2011.
Teatre La Massa de Guastavino. Vilassar de Dalt 1881-2002, Edicions UPC. 2002.
Architecture of the Liceu. Barcelona’s opera house with Lluís Dilmé and I. Solà de Morales. Edicions UPC. 2000.
Liceu. Un espai per l’Art with Lluís Dilmé and I. de Solà Morales. Lunwerg Editors. 1999.
El Gran Teatre del Liceu. Reconstrucció i Ampliació with Lluís Dilmé, I. de Solà Morales and Ramon Pla. Actar. 1996.
Exposició i ciutat. Barcelona Exposició Universal 1888, with A. G. Espuche, P. Hereu and M. Guàrdia. 1988.
Balnearis de Catalunya, Guia Turística de Balnearis. 1987 and 1993.
Arquitectura Balneària a Catalunya, with Ignasi de Solà-Morales and J. M. Birulés, Generalitat de Catalunya, Departament d’Arquitectura i Habitatge. 1986.
AWARDS
National Cultural Heritage Award 2000 for the extension and reconstruction of the Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona.
Europa Nostra Prize for the reconstruction and installation of modern stage equipment in the Gran Teatre del Liceu.
Finalist, First Maresme Architecture Triennial 2001-2003 for the restoration of La Massa Theatre (Vilassar de Dalt).
Finalist in Catalunya Construcció Award 2007 for the extension and rehabilitation of Teatre Principal de Sabadell.
Public Prize for Construction Excellence for the remodelling and extension of the Teatre de Terrassa, June 2012
Jos Galán
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Jos Galán qualified as an architect in 1969 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture).
He is senior partner of L35 Arquitectes.
The design and development activity of L35 Arquitectes, under his direction, now covers more than 10 countries, including Spain, France, Switzerland, Portugal, Morocco, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria and Turkey.
Throughout his 40-year career at L35, Jos Galán has won many prizes in architecture and design competitions.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
Lecturer at the ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture.
He has given numerous lectures, seminars and postgraduate courses.
He is currently teaching on master’s degree programmes at the UPC and La Salle School of Architecture.
AWARDS
1970. Winner of the tender for the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia.
Josep Mª Gil
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Josep Maria Gil qualified as an architect in 1978 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture).
In 1977 he started collaborating with Esteve Bonell and, in 1999, became a partner in Bonell i Gil Arquitectes.
The studio’s work, which includes sports facilities, arts centres, hospitals and housing, has obtained international recognition.
They have collaborated with the architects Francesc Rius, Albert de Pineda, Marc Collomb and Jacques de Brouwer, among others.
In 2009, Esteve Bonell curated the exhibition “Architecture catalane 2004-2009. Portrait d’époque”, for the Cité d’architecture et du patrimoine in Paris.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1979. Projects lecturer at the Barcelona School of Architecture.
1998-2007 and 2011-2013. Invited Projects lecturer, Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio (Switzerland).
PUBLICATIONS
Their work has been published in monographics such as Building the city: Pieter Vreedeplein (Hans Ibelings, Kirsten Hannema).
”Bonell e Gil, architetti, Barcellona: il dialogo del progetto” (U. della Svizzera Italiana).
”Bonell i Gil, arquitectes” (COAC), “Documentos de Arquitectura – 29” (Colegio de Arquitectos de Almería) and “Bonell&Gil – Rius” (Gustavo Gili).
They have collaborated in national and international journals with various opinion articles and publishing their own work.
AWARDS
Catalan national award for Architecture and Urban Space 2010 (CoNCA).
Spanish national award for Sports Architecture 2000, awarded for his body of work in sports architecture.
Ciutat de Barcelona award 1996, for the new Jaume I campus of Pompeu Fabra University.
IAKS Prize Gold Medal 1995 (International Olympic Committee).
Ciutat de Barcelona award 1994 for Citadines Aparthotel in Barcelona’s Rambla.
Mies van der Rohe Prize for European Architecture 1990-1992 for the Basketball Olympic Stadium in Badalona, with F. Rius.
FAD Architecture award 1984, for the cycle track in Horta, Barcelona, with F. Rius.
FAD Architecture award 1975, for the Fregoli I apartment building in Barcelona.
Bernat M. Gato
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Bernat M. Gato qualified as an architect in 2001 (ETSAV-Vallès School of Architecture). In 2011 he completed the master’s degree in Health Centre Planning and Design (UOC).
He obtained a scholarship in the European SOCRATES exchange programme at Nantes School of Architecture (France), 1999.
He started working at the architecture practice Robert Brufau i Associats, S.A., Barcelona.
Since 2000 he has worked at CASA SOLO in Cerdanyola del Vallès, where he has been a partner since 2008.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
2000. While at the ETSAV he was assistant lecturer on the Introduction to Architecture course (UPC Teaching prize) for junior students.
AWARDS
Third prize, competition for the New Parliament of Andorra, 2002.
First prize, competition for the new hospital in Cartagena, 2003.
First prize, competition for the Hospital del Mar Menor, 2005
Francesc Pernas
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Francesc Pernas qualified as an architect in 1971 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture).
He also has a Health Facility Planning Diploma (North London Polytechnic, 1977) and a master’s degree in Health Services Planning & Design (Columbia University, USA, 1978).
He attended an Advanced Management course at the School of Public Administration, Barcelona (1984) and has a technical certificate in European Integration, Barcelona-Brussels (1985).
In 1986 he did a course at the European Commission (DGIX) as an architect.
He was a freelance architect from 1971 to 1976, before becoming head of the Architecture Division of Iberhospitalia and director of the Architecture Service of the Health Department of the Generalitat Government of Catalonia (1981-1987).
Since then, he has been directing CASA Sólo Arquitectos, SLP, a practice he set up in 1987.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1971-1985. Projects, with Rafael Moneo, at the ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture.
1980. ILAUD, Urbino (Italy).
1981-1983. Projects IV complements: Hospitals, ETSAB.
1981-1982. Fire prevention in hospitals, CP Enginyers, Barcelona.
1981-1982. Hospitals course at INSALUD, Madrid.
1988-1991. Hospital management at the Institute of Economists and ESADE.
Master’s degree in Nursing Management and Administration at Santa Madrona, and other courses at the private centre ID+2.
1992-1993. ESADE.
1995. Instituto de Empresa de Madrid.
PUBLICATIONS
Proposta per la reforma de les funcions docents i assistencials de la Facultat de Medicina de la Universitat Complutense de Madrid. 1978.
M.S. Health Services Planning and Design. Fundació Juan March. 1979.
Els centres sanitaris de la Generalitat. 1984.
Arquitectura sanitària i de serveis socials a Catalunya, 1987.
Arquitectura d’Ensenyament. 1989.
Els Hospitals de la XHUP. Història d’una diversitat. Member of the advisory committee. 1995.
Criteris per a la construcció de nous edificis per a centres docents públics, editor. 1999.
He has also spoken at congresses and seminars on hospital architecture and written articles for the specialist press, including Policlínica, Hospital 80, World Hospitals, Todo Hospital, Salut Catalunya and Hospital Management International. Contributor to the art magazine Batik while resident in London and New York, 1976-1978.
Editor of “El juego de las baldosas d’Antoni Gaudí”, 2004.
AWARDS
Winner of the tender for Andorra Hospital, 1986.
Shortlisted, FAD Architecture and Interior Design Award 1987 for L’Elèctric civic centre in Les Planes (Barcelona).
Winner of the tender for a nursing home in Escaldes-Engordany, Andorra, 1989.
Graniteiros Galegos Prize 1996 for Nostra Senyora de Meritxell hospital.
Winner of the tender for the Esperit Sant hospital in Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Barcelona). 1999.
Third prize, competition for the New Parliament of Andorra, 2002.
First prize, competition for the new hospital in Cartagena, 2003.
First prize, competition for the Hospital del Mar Menor, 2005.
Roger Pernas
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Roger Pernas qualified as an architect in 2001 (ETSAV-Vallès School of Architecture) and studied Building Engineering (UPC). He is currently studying the Executive MBA at IESE Business School (ends May 2015).
He obtained a scholarship in the European ERASMUS exchange programme at the Instituto Universitario di Architettura, Venice (Italy), 1999.
His professional experience began at CASA, Cerdanyola del Vallès, 2001, which he combined with an internship at Robert Brufau & Associats, SA, Barcelona.
From 2001 to 2003 he worked with the architect Rafael Moneo in Madrid.
He has been a partner at CASA since 2008.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
2000. While at the ETSAV he was assistant lecturer on the Introduction to Architecture course (UPC Teaching prize) for junior students.
AWARDS
Third prize, competition for the New Parliament of Andorra, 2002.
Winner of the tender for the new hospital in Cartagena, 2003.
Winner of the tender for the Hospital del Mar Menor, 2005.
Albert Pineda
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Albert de Pineda qualified as an architect in 1980 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture). Master in Healthcare Facility Planning. He is an architect and the founder and principal of PINEARQ, founded in 1989, an international leader in the design and construction of hospitals, nursing homes, research centres, laboratories, education centres and markets. It has built over 180 projects in different countries in Europe (Spain, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal) and Latin America (El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Chile, Haiti and Panama), with recent initiatives in Angola, Algeria, Morocco, Qatar, Dubai and China. PINEARQ has eight offices worldwide with a multidisciplinary team of managers, urban designers, architects and engineers. Its most outstanding projects include the Hospital del Mar in Barcelona, the Biomedical Research Park in Barcelona-PRBB, Berlin Hedwigshöhe Hospital, the Martí i Júlia Hospital Complex in Girona, Beatriz Angelo Hospital in Loures, Hospital Da Luz and Hospital Todos os Santos in Lisbon, the Antidoping Laboratory in Doha, and private hospitals such as the Quiron Group in Madrid, Saragossa and Barcelona. Albert de Pineda is also an advisor to the COAC-Architect’s Institute of Catalonia, Barcelona City Council and various autonomous regional governments in Spain.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
He has participated in conferences and seminars as a specialist.
Academic Director and lecturer at the Open University of Catalonia (UOC).
2010-present. Lecturer on the master’s degree in Planning and Healthcare Design.
2011-present. Lecturer on master’s degrees at the School of Architecture of Galicia and in Healthcare Architecture at the CEU in Madrid.
2008-present. Lecturer on the master’s degree in Direction and Management of Municipal Markets organized by the Diputació de Barcelona and IL3.
PUBLICATIONS
He has written various articles for specialist magazines and books about healthcare design for Spain and other countries.
AWARDS
FAD Architecture and Design Award, 1992-2007.
Barcelona Decade Award, 1998-2008.
Nan Prize, 2010.
Barcelona Meeting Point Award for PRBB, 2008
Julio Galán Prize of the Architects’ Institute of Galicia, 1998.
Pere Joan Ravetllat
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Senior Partner
Pere Joan Ravetllat qualified as an architect at the ETSAB (Barcelona School of Architecture).
Master of Science of Building Design, Columbia University. New York.
PhD from the UPC in 1994 and lecturer in the Department of Architectural Design since 2004.
He embarked on his professional career together with Carme Ribas in 1985.
He has always combined architecture practice with teaching and research at the ETSAB; he regards the two activities as complementary.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1982-present. Lecturer in Design at ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture.
1994-present. Lecturer in PhD Design Programs at ETSAB.
2000-present. Director of the Housing and City course.
2004-2009. Head of BCN Design Studio at the Illinois School of Architecture, Chicago.
2010-present. Head of exchange programmes with ETH Zurich and ZHAW Winterthur.
2011-2013. Member of the Academic Board of the Barcelona Institute of Architecture (BIArch)
2013-present. Coordinator of the REARQ architecture restoration research group.
PUBLICATIONS
“El sentido de un curso sobre viviendas”. Metodología del proyecto arquitectónico, 2011.
“Habitatge i Ciutat, un únic projecte. Charlottenburg-nord, Berlín 1956”, 2011.
HABITAR MILLOR. Converses sobre habitatge. Foment de les Arts i del Disseny (FAD), 2008.
“Un edificio no és más que una construcción muerta”. B. Lubetkin, 2006.
“La planta baja: una intersección entre el edificio y la ciudad”. DPA, 2005.
“La fosse ardeatine. El recorrido como alternativa al monumento”. DPA, 2002.
“Barcelona Futura”. 1855-1999 Barcelona Contemporània. 1996.
“Habitatge: Noves alternatives”. Quaderns d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme, 1995.
“Ciutat Vella: Reptes i estratègies.” Quaderns d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme, 1994.
AWARDS
Finalist, Catalunya Construcció Award 2012 and 2014.
Finalist, Spanish Architecture and Urban Design Biennial 1995, 1997 and 2013.
Winner, 15th Comarques de Girona Architecture Award 2012.
Finalist and Special Mention, CONSTRUMAT Awards 1989 and 2013.
Finalist and Special Mention, Social Housing Awards of Catalunya 2007.
Finalist, European Landscape Biennial 2002 and 2006.
Winner of Spain. European Steel Design Award 2005.
Finalist, FAD City and Landscape Awards 2004 and 2005.
Finalist, FAD Architecture Award 1989 and 1990.
Finalist, Ciutat de Barcelona Award for Rehabilitation, 1988.
Finalist, FAD Rehabilitation Award 1988.
Finalist, FAD Interior Design Award, 1987.
Carme Ribas
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Senior Partner
Carme Ribas qualified as an architect at the ETSAB (Barcelona School of Architecture).
Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture at the ETSAB.
She embarked on her professional career with Pere Joan Ravetllat in 1985. She has always combined architecture practice with teaching and research at the ETSAB; she regards the two activities as complementary.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1987-present. Lecturer in Design at ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture.
1995-1998. Lecturer on the master’s degree Architecture. Criticism and Project (ETSAB-UPC).
1996-1998. Lecturer in Interior Design at ELISAVA.
1998-2001. Lecturer on the master’s degree in Landscape Architecture (ETSAB-UPC).
2004-2009. Head of the BCN Design Studio at the Illinois School of Architecture, Chicago.
PUBLICATIONS
“Escales”. Proyecto I y II. Ejercicios y lecciones. 2012.
“La permanencia de las infraestructuras”. Arquitectura e infraestructuras. 2011.
HABITAR MEJOR. Conversaciones sobre vivienda, Foment de les Arts i del Disseny (FAD), 2008.
“El retorn al subsòl: tres museus del segle XX”. DPA, 2005.
“Plaza Francesc Maciá. Gavá, Barcelona”. Topos, European Landscape Magazine, 2001.
“Sota el terra de Silkeborg”. Quaderns d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme. 1998.
AWARDS
Finalist, Catalunya Construcció Awards 2012 and 2014.
Finalist, Spanish Architecture and Urbanism Biennial 1995, 1997 and 2013.
Winner, 15th Comarques de Girona Architecture Awards 2012.
Finalist and Special Mention, CONSTRUMAT Awards 1989 and 2013.
Finalist and Special Mention, Social Housing Awards of Catalonia 2007.
Finalist, European Landscape Biennial 2002 and 2006.
Winner in Spain. European Steel Design Awards 2005.
Finalist, FAD City and Landscape Awards 2004 and 2005.
Finalist FAD Architecture Awards 1989 and 1990.
Finalist, Ciutat de Barcelona Award for Rehabilitation 1988.
Finalist, FAD Rehabilitation Awards 1988.
Finalist, FAD Interior Design Awards 1987.
Joan Roig
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Joan Roig qualified as an architect in 1981 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture).
Jury member for national and international competitions: Europan, Spanish Architecture Biennial, European Landscape Biennial, Saloni Prizes and Alicante Architecture Expo.
Board member for Culture (Barcelona Branch), Architects’ Institute of Catalonia (COAC); consultant to the Colección Mixta (Editorial Gustavo Gili) and member of the Architecture Commission of Barcelona City Council.
He was recently director of the Barcelona Institute of Architecture (BIArch).
Joint principal of MMI Gestió d’Arquitectura i Paisatge, SLP since 1981.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1984-2013. Lecturer in the Department of Architecture Projects (UPC-Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya).
Lecturer in Architectural Design at the Barcelona School of Architecture (UPC).
Lecturer at the Barcelona School of Agriculture.
Visiting lecturer at, among others, Academie van Bounkunst, Rotterdam; Delft University of Technology; ILAUD (International Laboratory of Architecture and Urban Design), Urbino; IUAV, Venice; Architecture Faculty, Genoa; ITU, Architecture Faculty, Istanbul; Washington University, St. Louis; University of Illinois, Chicago; École superieure du paysage de Versailles; Technische Universität, Munich; Universität Stuttgart, Germany; and Navarre School of Architecture, Pamplona.
PUBLICATIONS
Nuevos puentes. Gustavo Gili. 1996.
Batlle i Roig Arquitectes. Arquitectura. 1996-2009. TC cuadernos. Ediciones Generales de la Construcción 2009.
Batlle i Roig. Veinte Jardines. 1981. 2011. Paisajismo. Asflor Ediciones. 2011.
Numerous opinion articles published in specialist journals, including El Croquis, Arquitectura Viva, Topos, Quaderns, Domus, etc.
AWARDS
Waf Award 2008, 2009, 2011.
European Award for Urban Public Space 2004.
Andrea Palladio Award; Bonaplata Award 1993.
Delta FAD Design Award 1991.
Antonio Camuñas Award 1990.
Twice finalist of the Construmat Award.
Twice finalist of the Spanish Architecture Biennial.
Sixteen times finalist of the FAD Architecture Award.
Ramón Sanabria
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Ramon Sanabria qualified as an architect in 1973 (ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture).
The professional partnership of ARTIGUES & SANABRIA, ARQUITECTES began in 1980. When Ramon Artigues ended his professional career in 2004, the practice was renamed RSANABRIA ARQUITECTOS ASOCIADOS SLP.
Member of the Barcelona City Architecture Commission.
Member of Barcelona City Council’s new Strategic Metropolitan Plan Committee.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
TEACHING ACTIVITY
1974. Lecturer in Projects at ETSAB-Barcelona School of Architecture.
2005. Associate lecturer at the Pamplona School of Architecture.
2009-2010. Lecturer in the Barcelona Housing workshop of the Mies van der Rohe Chair, created by the Mies van der Rohe Foundation in collaboration with the ETSAB.
PUBLICATIONS
“Aeroport Internacional de Múrcia”. XII Bienal Espanyola d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme. Fundación Caja de Arquitectos. 2013.
Ramon Sanabria Arquitectura 2000-2010. TC Cuadernos no. 97. 2010
Hospital Sociosanitari Francolí a Tarragona i Hospital de la Garrotxa a Olot. Arquitectura per la Salud, 18 anys d’arquitectura sanitària a Catalunya, CatSalut 1991-2009. CatSalut and COAC. 2010.
“Edifici Intermodal de l’Aeroport de Barcelona com a finalista dels premis FAD 2008”. ON Diseño no. 297. 2008.
AWARDS
Finalist, 12th Spanish Architecture and Urban Design Biennial 2013 for Murcia Airport.
Finalist, Ciutat de Barcelona Award 2009 for the building of 143 dwellings in Carrer Pallars, Barcelona.
Finalist, FAD Architecture Award 2008, for the intermodal building at Barcelona airport.
Flyer Architecture Award 2007, for the intermodal building at Barcelona airport.
Mercè Torras
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Mercè Torras graduated in architecture from the ETSAB (Barcelona School Architecture) in 1984.
In 1979 she began her practice in Guayaquil (Ecuador), where she spent six months developing urban planning for the city’s growth and participated in various architectural projects.
In 1981 and 1982, she collaborated with Badalona Council on the Special Facilities Plan. She has been founder and co-director of Fabré & Torras Arquitectes since 1980, working in the field of public administration, particularly on university teaching and research projects.
She also specializes in large-scale public transport projects and, more recently, in prison architecture. She has been associated with Dilmé & Fabré since 2013.
Co-founder and partner of GINA since 2013.
AWARDS
Finalist, FAD Award 1988 for the UAB Veterinary Faculty.
Technal Prize for the Best Façade.