Andrea Molina Cuadro, Alberto Martínez García, Alejandro Carrasco Hidalgo, Eduardo Cilleruelo Terán. Estudio Latente

Estudio Latente is a collaborative practice led by Andrea Molina Cuadro, Alberto Martínez García, Alejandro Carrasco Hidalgo, and Eduardo Cilleruelo Terán. Their work operates at the intersection of architecture, technology, infrastructure, and ecology, exploring how these dimensions intertwine in the production of contemporary territories.

Alberto Martínez García is an architect and researcher from Madrid, currently based in the United States. His work lies at the intersection of architecture, ecology, and colonialism, with a particular focus on modes of representation. He is currently pursuing a PhD at Yale University.

Andrea Molina Cuadro is an architect, researcher, and educator based in Los Angeles, working at the intersection of design, art, and ecology. She is pursuing her doctoral studies and teaching at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

Alejandro Carrasco Hidalgo is an architect, researcher, and educator. He is currently pursuing his doctoral dissertation at the University of Alcalá. His research focuses on the role of spatiality in the relationship between colonialism, modernity, extraction, and the construction of national identity.

Eduardo Cilleruelo Terán is an Assistant Professor at the Huckabee College of Architecture, Texas Tech University. An architect, researcher, and educator based in the United States, his work explores the relationship between infrastructure and data management, and how these reshape the ways of thinking and projecting contemporary architecture.