Professionals

chasing natural light across façade designs

Building retail environments where the product has the spotlight.

Taking care of the finishes, so the structure can do the heavy lifting.

Structural detail in concrete and repair work

Fitting architecture for warm climates rather than forcing them.

Solid stone masonry and clay tile roofs keep the heat out.

Turning tiny cracks into total building failures since 2013.

Building structure from the ground up across architecture and civil engineering.

Turns light and geometry into rough materials for concrete, glass, and metal in Pozohondo.

Designing Public Spaces That Encourage People to Stay

Designing resilient transport systems where the city infrastructure feels like nature.

Founding Partner at Jones & Davis Architects Landscape

Making shadows work in the heat of Solarana.

Associate Architect at Orbit Lab

Sketching before calculating, spending too much time in the dust of the build.

Unlocking the behavioral potential of concrete.

Translating specs into believable atmospheres, I focus on light and texture for clarity, not flash.

Connecting brick and mortar through sales.

Designing through the lens of concrete and shadow.

Turning algorithms into warm, daylight-aware building envelopes.

Experimenting with cross-laminated timber curves in the Aragonese pilasters.

Project Manager at Orbit Lab

Bridging the gap between dusty site files and daylight, one building envelope at a time.

Protecting shell integrity and humidity control on wood-framed projects.

Designing ventilation strategies that keep homes breathable, even during the hottest summer months.

Redefining accomplished material-first building technologies with an innovative focus on social equity through design as a Lead Architect.

Manuel González. Arquitecto, Basauri. Año 1977.