Jonathan Corral Arquitectos is an architectural practice founded in 2008 by Jonathan Corral Contreras (Durango, Mexico, 1984) and based in Durango, Mexico. Corral graduated in Architecture from the Universidad Autónoma de Durango in 2009. He began his professional career with FORUM Constructora and, in 2012, established its architecture department, DA FORUM, which he co-directed with architect Martín Soriano.
The practice develops architectural projects across educational, cultural, residential, and public programmes, encompassing both new construction and the renovation and adaptive reuse of existing buildings. Its work addresses spatial, structural, and construction requirements in relation to each project's site, context, and programme.
Among its projects are the UAD University Entrance (2015), the Arena Lobo Fitness Club, the Arena Lobo Convention Center, the Monolito UAD pavilion, the Sunken Cafeteria, and Torre Negra (2024–2025), a laboratory building for the Universidad Autónoma de Durango.
Its projects have received several architectural awards, including the Interceramic Award for the UAD University Entrance in 2015 and distinctions at regional architecture biennials in Mexico.
