Pablo Paradinas Sastre is a Spanish architect born in Madrid. He studied at the Madrid School of Architecture (ETSAM), part of the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM), where he obtained his Bachelor's Degree in Fundamentals of Architecture in 2018 and his Master's Degree in Architecture in 2020. He subsequently began doctoral studies in Architecture and Urbanism.
In 2020, he established his independent architectural practice in Madrid, developing architectural projects, temporary installations, and interventions in public space, alongside architectural research.
In 2022, he was awarded the 8th Arquia–Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando Research Fellowship for his project El tiempo cero en la escuela de Nueva York, which examines the relationship between architectural education and practice in New York during the 1970s.
His distinctions include first runner-up in the competition for the curatorship of the Spanish Pavilion at the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale, a special mention at Europan 17 (2023) for Terra Fluxus, a proposal developed with Óscar Cruz García, and second prize in the ONSITE MUGAK 2024 competition in Bilbao.
In 2024, together with Óscar Cruz García, he won first prize at the TAC! Urban Architecture Festival for ¡Qué faena(r)!, a temporary pavilion built in Vigo. In 2025, in collaboration with Eletres Studio, he completed Pabellón 100 metros lineales, a temporary installation in the agricultural landscape surrounding Valencia, developed as part of Miradors de l'Horta.
