Mariana de Delás de Sarriera is a Spanish architect, born in Spain on 16 May 1985. She graduated in Architecture from the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB) in 2011. Before establishing her own practice, she worked with renowned architects and firms, including Federico Correa, Studio Mumbai, led by Bijoy Jain, and Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura. In 2016, she founded Mariana de Delás, an architecture studio operating in Barcelona, Madrid, and Mallorca. Her work combines architecture, interior design, installations, and product design, with a particular focus on the relationship between nature, ecology, materials, and context. Her projects include residential interventions and small-scale renovations, such as Palma Hideaway and 12VoltRetreat in Mallorca. Alongside her professional practice, she has also taught at university level since 2022. Her architecture is characterized by an experimental, sensitive, and optimistic approach, connecting contemporary spaces with the surrounding landscape and evolving ways of living.
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