FEATURED PROJECTS
“The architect must listen to the world’s voice, draw ideas, build bridges, and imagine projects that reflect the echo of a society with new needs and old desires.”
Carlos Lamela
NEW TERMINAL
AT AMSTERDAM
AIRPORT SCHIPHOL
Amsterdam, Netherlands | 2017 - 2023
CANALEJAS
CENTER
MADRID
Madrid - Spain | 2012 - 2019
ASTRO
TOWER
Brussels, Belgium | 2010 - 2016
PRESENT
Architecture is the constant search for balance between light, space, and function.
Carlos Lamela
Carlos Lamela in the ‘Expansión’ newspaper: “In fifty years, houses will be built in factories”
“There’s no reason for houses not to be built in factories such as it is with cars. What is surprising is that it’s taking so long in being standardized,” Carlos Lamela shares with the economic newspaper Expansión in a lengthy article about the relation of architecture with industrialized construction. For years, Estudio Lamela has been… View Article
Estudio Lamela is proud to present its latest residential projects in a booklet titled “Residential: Where Dreams Come Home”
Residential architecture is one of the essential sectors of Estudio Lamela to which it has been committed for over six decades. This publication compiles some of its most recent projects that are most representative in Spain and abroad. Some worth mentioning are the Canalejas Center (Madrid), Torres del Río (Málaga) and several residential buildings in… View Article
Carlos Lamela, absolved from final sentence for his performance in the Canalejas Project
The Criminal Court No. 16 of Madrid has acquitted, with all favourable statements, Architect Carlos Lamela, president of Estudio Lamela, as responsible for an alleged crime against the Historical Heritage for his performance in the buildings of Calle Alcalá no. 14 and Plaza de Canalejas no. 1. These developments are part of the ongoing “Canalejas… View Article
HISTORY
Discover the Studio’s History“I aspire for ethical and sensible architecture that surpasses the prevailing commercialism and that lasts in time as solid and inalterable as possible.”
Antonio Lamela
