Porras Guadiana Arquitectura (PGA) is a consortium of architecture studios (constituted for each project as a joint venture) linked together since 2005 by the architects Arantxa La Casta , Lorenzo Fernández-Ordóñez and Fernando Porras-Isla.
It is made up of the following firms: Estudio Guadiana SL and Porras La Casta Arquitectos SCP.
PGA practices a collaborative ideology and relies on its association with different firms that contribute and enrich the development of the projects. His recent works include the Río Manzanares Master Plan and the Madrid Río project, which is the largest and most significant urban development operation in the Spanish capital. The project has received numerous national and international awards such as the Hispania Nostra 2016 and the Veronica Rudge Green Prize from Harvard University in 2015.
The team's approach is based on a sustainable perspective and covers the entire spectrum, from urban planning to the discipline of architecture, from design strategies to master plans, from the realization of large-scale projects to their smallest details. The philosophy of the firm is based on the sensitivity for the cultures and the meanings that we find in each place, in addition to the combination with the latest construction advances and techniques learned from vernacular architecture. With a methodology used for the last ten years, we strengthen the skills, enthusiasm and knowledge of our teams, clients and communities involved to create inspiring environments and rich shared knowledge.
It is made up of the following firms: Estudio Guadiana SL and Porras La Casta Arquitectos SCP.
PGA practices a collaborative ideology and relies on its association with different firms that contribute and enrich the development of the projects. His recent works include the Río Manzanares Master Plan and the Madrid Río project, which is the largest and most significant urban development operation in the Spanish capital. The project has received numerous national and international awards such as the Hispania Nostra 2016 and the Veronica Rudge Green Prize from Harvard University in 2015.
The team's approach is based on a sustainable perspective and covers the entire spectrum, from urban planning to the discipline of architecture, from design strategies to master plans, from the realization of large-scale projects to their smallest details. The philosophy of the firm is based on the sensitivity for the cultures and the meanings that we find in each place, in addition to the combination with the latest construction advances and techniques learned from vernacular architecture. With a methodology used for the last ten years, we strengthen the skills, enthusiasm and knowledge of our teams, clients and communities involved to create inspiring environments and rich shared knowledge.
