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
CANALEJAS
CENTER
MADRID
Madrid - Spain | 2012 - 2019
NEW TERMINAL
AT AMSTERDAM
AIRPORT SCHIPHOL
Amsterdam, Netherlands | 2017 - 2023
CENTRAL CAMPUS
OFFICES FOR
AIRBUS
DEFENSE & SPACE
Madrid - Spain | 2016 - 2018
PRESENT
Architecture is the constant search for balance between light, space, and function.
Carlos Lamela
“The virus is transitory, and it won’t change everything at once,” Carlos Lamela shares in ‘El Norte de Castilla’
Among great changes and modifications by good sense and historical teaching of architecture, Carlos Lamela, president of Estudio Lamela, shares his thoughts in the newspaper ‘El Norte de Castilla’ alongside colleagues and professionals such as architect Juan Herreros; José María Ezquiaga, former dean of the Madrid College of Architects (COAM); and Paloma Sobrini, general director… View Article
The kitchens of Centro Canalejas Madrid prepare 1,000 meals a day for the most vulnerable
Commitment and solidarity spread faster than any virus. The Canalejas Center Madrid, designed by Estudio Lamela, was scheduled to open in May. It will no longer be possible due to Covid-19, but is still active. In their kitchen, chef Dani García’s team prepares 1,000 meals a day for vulnerable families in nine districts of Madrid…. View Article
Carlos Lamela explains in ‘El País’ that houses must be rethought. It’s not a question of resources “but of ideas”
Confinement has revealed that thousands of houses were not prepared for us to live, work and enjoy leisure in. Interior apartments, closed terraces, lack of ventilation and sunlight, sanitation, impractical accesses … the list of reproaches goes on and on. Carlos Lamela, president of Estudio Lamela, explains his vision in the El País newspaper (“The… 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
