Bauhaus Campus 2021:
Jury

Addenda Architects (Roberto González, Anne Hinz, Cecilia Rodríguez, Arnau Sastre, José Zabala) is a Barcelona-based architecture practice founded in 2015, after winning the international competition for the Bauhaus Museum Dessau, which received 831 entries. Referring to some specific features of the Bauhaus building in Dessau – the glazed Curtain Wall, the two-story Bridge and the overall impression of transparency, lightness and plane surfaces – the museum embodies a manifesto of contemporary culture that could most accurately be described as ‘low resolution at its best’, a bon mot that adequately captures the precariousness of our present time, but combines it with an attitude of great optimism.

Addenda is currently working on residential, office and facilities projects for public and private clients; the motivations and expectations of our daily work are driven by the idea that architecture is an ultimate representation of sociocultural issues.

Pau Bajet and Maria Giramé both graduated with honors from the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB-UPC) in 2013, after which they worked at David Chipperfield Architects in London before establishing the Barcelona-based studio Bajet Giramé in 2017. Both Pau and Maria combine their practice with teaching design studios at ETSAB-UPC and ETSALS-URL, writing and architectural curatorship.

Bajet Giramé recent work has been recognized with the XI and XII AJAC Award (Agrupació de Joves Arquitectes de Catalunya, 2018), the Gold Award Best Architects 18 (Germany, 2017) and selected for the Gran Premio Enor 2017 (Spain, 2017). It has been published, exhibited and awarded in international competitions for emerging architects such as Eme3, Europan11 and Europan12.

Montserrat Villaverde has a degree in History of Art and a master’s degree in Historic Research in the field of Architectural Heritage from Barcelona University. She currently heads AqabaBcn, a practice specializing in historic research in the field of architectural heritage and its dissemination. Since 2003, she has lectured at La Salle School of Architecture of Ramon Llull University, Barcelona. 

Leku, lugar, place… a word that captures the meaning and essence of this firm, which takes the creation of spaces, places and landscapes as the backbone of their architectural practice.

Leku designs in a range of different scales, integrating the social and ecological dimensions with the aesthetic one. They aim to improve people’s lives in relationship with their surroundings.

Leku is a flexible and transversal firm that works by putting together groups of professionals from different disciplines in teams capable offering comprehensive and specific solutions for each project.

Jokin Santiago Elorriaga is an architect from the Barcelona School of Architecture, 2014. Specialized in urban ecology and public space projects, in his previous professional career he has worked as an architect for the Urban Prospecting Department of the Barcelona City Council and a consultant in urban strategy in the private sector. In 2016 he founded the OUT association for the promotion, design and curating of cultural projects in the field of architecture

Marta Sola Páramo is an architect from the Barcelona School of Architecture, 2015. Before founding Leku Studio, she collaborated with different international studios participating in architecture projects and master plans in cities such as Doha, Tangier and London. Specialized in the design of urban transformation projects and strategies, she is also co-director and responsible for the cultural program of the Open House Bilbao architecture festival.