Estudio Mínima is an ecological architecture practice founded in El Escorial, Madrid by Helena Aguilar and Juan Ramón Cristóbal in 2020. Their work focuses on the design and retrofit of sustainable, high-energy-performance dwellings, integrating the Passivhaus standard within a broader vision that combines bioclimatic design, natural materials and spatial quality.
Their approach rests on a single premise: architecture can improve people’s lives and foster a more conscious relationship with the environment. From a practice grounded in direct involvement and technical rigour, they develop projects that bring together sustainability, constructive precision and sensitivity toward place.
