Salvà Ortín Arquitectes. A practice in which Catalina Salvà and Hector Ortín work together since 2011, based in Barcelona and Mallorca, developing Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape projects.
They won the first prize in the Europan 15 competition at the Parc BIT site in Palma (Mallorca) with the Beginning at the End proposal in 2019 and Europan 14 at the Playa de Palma (Mallorca) site with the Agora 4.8 proposal in 2017. They also They have obtained the 2nd prize in the Riverwalk of the Riera de Arbúcies competition (2011), a mention in the International Passatges Metropolitans Competition (2015) and the AJAC X Award (Association of Young Architects of Catalonia) in the category of urban planning and unbuilt landscape (2016) for the Fòrum km.0 project in Sant Vicenç dels Horts. His Cocomo restaurant in Barcelona has been nominated for the VIII NAN Architecture Awards (2014) and the Son Mut Pool in Mallorca selected for the Rosa Barba Prize at the 9th International Landscape Biennial (2016).
Catalina Salvà Matas (Llucmajor, 1984) is an architect from the Vallés School of Architecture (ETSAV - UPC), postgraduate in Landscape Architecture and Master in Urban Planning from the UPC. She is pursuing a Doctorate in the field of Landscape Analysis and Planning in the Department of Urban Planning and Territorial Planning of the same university, where she has also been an associate professor since 2015.
Hector Ortín Isern (Barcelona, 1981) is an architect from the Barcelona Higher Technical School of Architecture (ETSAB - UPC) and completes his training in Portugal at the Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto.
They won the first prize in the Europan 15 competition at the Parc BIT site in Palma (Mallorca) with the Beginning at the End proposal in 2019 and Europan 14 at the Playa de Palma (Mallorca) site with the Agora 4.8 proposal in 2017. They also They have obtained the 2nd prize in the Riverwalk of the Riera de Arbúcies competition (2011), a mention in the International Passatges Metropolitans Competition (2015) and the AJAC X Award (Association of Young Architects of Catalonia) in the category of urban planning and unbuilt landscape (2016) for the Fòrum km.0 project in Sant Vicenç dels Horts. His Cocomo restaurant in Barcelona has been nominated for the VIII NAN Architecture Awards (2014) and the Son Mut Pool in Mallorca selected for the Rosa Barba Prize at the 9th International Landscape Biennial (2016).
Catalina Salvà Matas (Llucmajor, 1984) is an architect from the Vallés School of Architecture (ETSAV - UPC), postgraduate in Landscape Architecture and Master in Urban Planning from the UPC. She is pursuing a Doctorate in the field of Landscape Analysis and Planning in the Department of Urban Planning and Territorial Planning of the same university, where she has also been an associate professor since 2015.
Hector Ortín Isern (Barcelona, 1981) is an architect from the Barcelona Higher Technical School of Architecture (ETSAB - UPC) and completes his training in Portugal at the Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto.
