This second project in the Los Roques archipelago, Venezuela, took advantage of the absence of strict facade aesthetic regulations to explore a more modern architectural language. The design of this larger structure includes an internal patio that seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor living, enhancing the lifestyle experience in this stunning natural setting.

This project involves developing a luxury community of townhouses atop a hill in Alto Florida, designed to offer both security and comfort. Positioned to maximize panoramic 360-degree views of the Caracas city valley and the Avila mountain, the complex caters to a high-end market, providing residents with a secure and scenic living environment that epitomizes exclusivity and aesthetic appeal.

This project, designed for a Bohemian Hostel for Backpackers competition in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, introduced a striking 100-meter tower that utilized a catenary curve to stand out in the historic cityscape. The design provided all necessary comforts for a backpacker hostel and aimed to create a new city icon. This innovative approach earned the project an honorable mention.

This renovation project on a modern two-family house involved adding an additional volume on top to expand one of the units. This extension created a spacious master bedroom and dressing area for enhanced privacy and comfort. The design also included an external access to a new roof terrace, offering expansive outdoor living space

This project designs a visitor shelter for the Roraima Tepuy formation in La Gran Sabana, Venezuela. Conceived in concrete, the structure offers an open space that accommodates camping and hanging hammocks, providing a durable yet welcoming environment for mountain visitors to rest and enjoy the natural surroundings.

This project transforms an old water tank within the rugged stone walls on Lanzarote, Canary Islands, into a music school. Inspired by local viticulture techniques, where molten lava rocks shield grapevines from intense winds, this design uses similar protective strategies to enhance the school's structure and acoustics, harmoniously blending tradition with function.

This project involved a complete redesign of a two-story modern house, redefining everything from the floors to the roof. Traditional materials were reimagined, such as terrazzo flooring laid out in a barcode pattern using shades of gray, black, and white, adding contemporary significance to classic elements. The redesign also extended to outdoor areas, featuring a newly defined swimming pool, enhancing the home's leisure and aesthetic appeal.

This project aims to complete the Chandigarh Capitol, adhering faithfully to Le Corbusier's modern architectural language and materials. It expands the original design to include additional cultural services such as art galleries, an underground library, and office buildings, seamlessly integrating these elements while preserving the iconic style of the landmark.

The Naval Base Theater in Punto Fijo features a striking auditorium designed as a vast ramp-like structure with a floating box that encloses and shelters the space. Glass and curtain walls are used strategically to integrate stunning exterior views into the interior, serving as a dynamic backdrop and enhancing the theatrical experience.

This townhouse development in Puerto Piritu features five one-story units arranged in a jigsaw-like formation. This layout enhances privacy and maximizes natural light and ventilation, taking full advantage of the tropical climate. Each home is designed to offer a comfortable, private living environment while maintaining a cohesive community feel.

This project in Wellington, New Zealand, designed an iconic public space connecting the city boulevard to the beach. The multi-level structure houses an art gallery at street level, a restaurant halfway down to the beach, and an auditorium halfway up, creating a dynamic hub of culture and leisure that enhances the urban landscape.

The interior renovation of the Fundación Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho building updated six floor plans, each over 560 square meters. The project included a facade makeover and a strategic furniture layout redesign, enhancing both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the space to better suit modern needs.

This interior design project for a house in Vallearriba was a collaborative effort with fashion designer Angel Sanchez. Inspired by architect Gio Ponti, we custom-designed various furniture pieces, blending architectural form with fashion sensibilities to create a uniquely styled home environment that reflects Sanchez's artistic vision.

This project entailed a comprehensive interior renovation of the Banco Nacional de Ahorro y Préstamo (BANAP) building, transforming eight floors, each over 150 square meters. The massive overhaul included a new layout and modern furniture, revitalizing the space to meet contemporary office needs and enhance workflow efficiency. Additionally, the facade was redesigned as part of the renovation to improve ecological building sustainability.

Building on his earlier proposal for the Tate Modern Gallery competition, Manuel Alejandro Carballo Amat's final thesis project expanded the concept into a fully realized Space Gallery. Situated in outer space with zero gravity, this architectural thesis explores the profound implications of such an environment on building dynamics and the presentation of art within it.

The image presented illustrates Manuel Alejandro Carballo Amat's concept for the 2003 Tate Modern Gallery competition, where he was awarded the position of 1st finalist. Envisioning the next Tate gallery in outer space, his design is inspired by the Möbius strip. The structure elegantly twists through the void, creating an infinite surface that challenges traditional architectural limits in a zero-gravity environment.