PRÁCTICA is an international architecture and design firm working across all scales and contexts. We seek local solutions through a global vision.
Our work
Our design process is defined by its conceptual approach and attention to detail. We focus on redefining design ideas to reach sustainable and innovative solutions.
Services we offer
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PRÁCTICA works creatively in the fields of architecture, urbanism and design with the latest technologies. We provide specific and locally responsive solutions avoiding predetermined responses.
Our expertise
PRÁCTICA was founded by Jaime Daroca, José Mayoral and José Ramón Sierra while working together at Harvard University. Since then, it has grown into a diverse and multidisciplinary team from all over the World.
Meet our team
Latest news
PRÁCTICA participates in the Biennale Archittetura 2021, curated by Hashim Sarkis, with their project “River Somes: Across communities and ecosystems”. It can be visited starting May 22nd 2021, in the Corderie building at the Arsenale di Venezia.
PRÁCTICA interviews Hashim Sarkis, the curator of the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, on the month of its opening. The interview has been published in the 107 issue of Chile-based ARQ Magazine.
PRÁCTICA will be lecturing about the urbanism of Madrid on April 16th at Rhode Island School of Design. The lecture is part of the course “Urban Contexts: The Planning and Design Of Cities”, led by Prof. Nondita Correa Mehrotra.
The publication “¡Espacio público is overrated! A first world problem!”, produced by PRÁCTICA for the 20th Chilean Biennial for Architecture and Urbanism is now available to buy online. It features interviews with international architects Olayinka Dosekun (Nigeria), Jyri Eskola (Finland), Moisés García (Spain), Aja Jeanty (USA), Ali Karimi (Bahrain), Nicolas Lee (Hong Kong), Sarkis Sarkisyan (Russia), Aliza Sovani (Canada), Aphrodite Stathopoulos (Greece), Alejandro Valdivieso (Spain) and Jerónimo van Schendel (Spain).
