mta+v is an architecture studio founded in Mexico City in 2002 and led by architect Miguel de la Torre Carrillo currently has offices in Mexico City and Los Cabos. The practice emerged in November 2002 from the merger of MTC Arquitectos and ARQME, two firms that had been collaborating since 1989. With more than two decades of experience, it works across scales and typologies, from residential projects and mixed-use buildings to commercial and hospitality architecture and large-scale developments.
The studio is formed by a multidisciplinary team of architects, engineers and professionals from different fields, complemented by a network of specialised consultants. Under the direction of Miguel de la Torre, its work encompasses architectural projects, executive development and the comprehensive coordination of architecture, engineering, consultants and construction, collaborating with developers and national and international architecture practices.
Miguel de la Torre Carrillo (Mexico City) is an architect who graduated from Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. Before establishing his own practice, he developed his professional career in different areas of architecture, including a period at KMD Architects. In 2002, he founded MTA+V, consolidating a career focused on the architectural project and development of residential, commercial, hospitality and mixed-use buildings.
Throughout its trajectory, mta+v has developed projects in different regions of Mexico, particularly in Mexico City and Baja California Sur, working both independently and in collaboration with national and international architecture practices.
