Taller Segovia Molina is a firm founded in 2015 by architect Daniel Segovia Molina, who holds a degree in architecture from the Tecnológico de Monterrey, Querétaro campus, and a master's degree in collective housing from the Polytechnic University of Madrid and ETH Zurich. The studio specializes in small and medium-sized residential projects with a strong emphasis on functionality and affordability.
Notable projects include Casa Lola in Querétaro (2016), Casa Piamonte in Querétaro (2017), Casa P in Querétaro (2018), Casa Billeva in San Miguel de Allende (2019), and Casa Aguilar in Querétaro (2023). The firm's design approach is anchored in two fundamental pillars: a detailed analysis of the site and a deep understanding of the user, which allows them to create architectural solutions tailored to each specific context.
