Eduardo Carazo, Daniel González, Álvaro Moral, Antonio Olavarrieta. MADE.V Arquitectos

MADE.V Arquitectos is an architecture practice based in Valladolid, led by Eduardo Carazo, Daniel González, Álvaro Moral, and Antonio Olavarrieta. Founded in 2017, it is a natural evolution of over five years of collaboration on competitions and projects between the two generations of architects that make up the team.

MADE.V is an office that fosters intersections between professional practice, teaching, and research, actively participating in the activities of the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Valladolid. All its members combine professional work with research related to urban heritage and contemporary domesticity, with a significant focus on R&D and training.

Several of their projects have received awards and have been referenced in various specialized publications.

Eduardo Carazo Lefort, born in Valladolid in 1959, is an architect, having graduated from the University of Valladolid in 1983. He joined the faculty in 1987, obtaining his doctorate in 1990. He became a tenured professor in 1992 and a full professor in 2009. He has practiced as an architect since 1983 and founded the firm O.D.I. más P SLP in 1999. His publications include books such as *La arquitectura y el problema del estilo* (1993), *Arquitecturas centralizadas: el espacio sacro de planta central* (1995), and *Valladolid: Forma Urbis* (2010), as well as the monograph *Grijalba, Carazo y asociados* (Pamplona 2005), and many other scientific and professional publications. Among the awards he has received are the 1997 Royal Academy of Fine Arts of the Immaculate Conception prize for the rehabilitation of a residential building in San Martín and the first runner-up prize in the Galán Carvajal Prize in 1999. In 2021, he received the Targa D'Oro from the Unione Italiana per il Disegno.

Daniel González García, born in Salamanca in 1990, graduated as an Architect from the ETSA of Valladolid in 2016 and as a Technical Architect from the EPS of Zamora in 2012. He earned a Master's degree in Architectural Research from the ETSA of Valladolid in 2017. He is currently a doctoral candidate in Architectural Theory and Architectural Projects at the University of Valladolid (Spain), where he is researching contemporary transformations of domestic space in historic urban areas. His dissertation is supervised by Dr. Eduardo A. Carazo Lefort and Dr. Jose Manuel Martínez Rodríguez. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Valladolid branch of COACYLE (Official Association of Architects of Castilla y León) and curator of several exhibitions promoting architecture and the profession.

Álvaro Moral García, born in Burgos in 1989, holds a degree in Technical Architecture from the University of Burgos (2012) and a degree in Architecture from the University of Valladolid (2016). He also holds a Master's degree in Architectural Research (2017) and a PhD (2021). Since 2018, he has been a professor at the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Valladolid, where he is currently an Assistant Professor. He has undertaken research stays at the University of Salerno, the University of Turin (POLITO), and the School of Architecture of Navarra (ETSAUNav). His research focuses on modern and contemporary architectural design, graphic analysis, and intervention in existing buildings. He has published with publishers such as Springer, EGA, Disegno, and DisegnareCON, and has participated in national and international conferences. He combines teaching and research with professional practice since 2016. His work has received awards (BEAU XV, COACYLE, COABU, 40u40) and has been published in specialized print and online media (METALOCUS, Diseño Interior, Afasia, Tectónica, Veredes, Cercha, Casa Viva, NAN Arquitectura). He is the author of the book Obra Inacabada, el proceso de idiota de la Catedral de Burgos (2023) and curator of the exhibition Miradas Fragmentadas (2021).

Antonio Olavarrieta Acebo, born in Santoña (Cantabria) in 1991, is an architect, having graduated from the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Valladolid (2016). He combines professional practice with academic research. He is currently working on his doctoral thesis, "The Territorial Object: Landscape and Construction of Space in the Work of Aurelio Galfetti," under the supervision of Carlos Rodríguez Fernández and Sagrario Fernández Raga. Since 2016, he has worked as an architect in various studios, gaining extensive experience in the development and management of large-scale projects nationwide. He has advanced training and broad experience in BIM methodology, both in collaborative environments and integrated workflows. He has performed modeling and interdisciplinary coordination roles, establishing a specialized technical profile as a BIM Expert.