Estudio Lamela

About

Estudio Lamela is a renowned Spanish architectural firm founded in 1954 by Antonio Lamela. The firm is currently led by his son, Carlos Lamela, who has been at the helm since Antonio's passing. Estudio Lamela is known for its innovative and modern approach to architecture, focusing on technical solutions that integrate functionality with aesthetics. Over the years, the firm has expanded its reach globally, with offices in Madrid, Warsaw, Mexico City, and Doha. It has completed over 1,600 projects across 32 countries, showcasing its versatility in various architectural fields. The firm's notable projects include the renovation of the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and Terminal 4 of the Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport. These projects highlight Estudio Lamela's ability to tackle large-scale, complex designs while maintaining a commitment to excellence and collaboration. The firm's contributions have been recognized internationally, earning several prestigious awards for its work. With a team of over 80 professionals, Estudio Lamela continues to evolve, focusing on quality, sustainability, and multidisciplinary approaches to architecture.