MH10 is an architecture studio founded by Juan Ignacio Mera González in 1985 and is based in Madrid, Spain. It is a multidisciplinary architecture and graphic design studio focused on conscious design, always seeking to partner with clients throughout the entire creative process.
The studio possesses extensive experience in architecture and a solid track record of delivering projects that excel in design, functionality, and energy efficiency—spanning both new construction and building renovations. Notable projects include the Embajadores Building, the Fuenlabrada Towers, National Police stations in Alcalá de Henares, Alicante, and Valladolid, the Flor Tower, and the pavilions for the Ideo School.
Its accolades include the following:
2022 / COAM Award for the Flor Tower.
2014 / COAM Award for the Acantilado Building.
2012 / COAM Award and L. Mansilla Award for the Las Retamas 138-unit housing complex.
2011 / First prize in the International Competition for the Villafranca de los Barros Inn (Junta de Extremadura).
2011 / First prize in the International Competition for the renovation of the San Fernando de Henares building to house State Museum Collections and the expansion of the National Historical Archive.
2005 / COAM Award (Distinction for Excellence in Work).
2005 / Work exhibited at the Venice Biennale.
2002 / Community of Madrid Award for Housing Solutions.
1997 / Finalist at the FAD Awards (Barcelona) for the Torres de Loranca building.
1993 / First prize, Madrid City Council: 7th Awards for Urban Planning, Architecture, and Public Works (Zelig Building).
For the past 15 years, the studio has maintained a dedicated department for editorial graphic design, web design, and branding.
Our core values are rooted in attention to detail, the importance of functionality—without overlooking beauty—and a commitment to sustainability.
