María Toledo is an architect, founder, and co-director of Toledo Heras Arquitectos. She is also an Authorized Sustainability Evaluator for Buildings by GBCe, a university professor at the General Foundation of the University of La Laguna, and a Ph.D. candidate in education and health in interior spaces at the University of La Laguna. María holds a master's degree in Bioconstruction from IEB Baubiologie and a master's degree in renewable energies.
Her architecture firm specializes in sustainable and healthy architecture, climate comfort, and energy efficiency. They design tourist villas, beach clubs, energy-efficient renovations, and restaurants, with a focus on creating spaces that harmonize with human biology, promoting healthy environments. Every choice in their projects is based on rigorous technical analysis that assesses its impact on health and well-being. They seek economically viable, environmentally friendly, and socially equitable solutions. Their vision advocates for healthy and sustainable buildings with nearly zero energy consumption for more resilient communities. In the realization of their designs, they prioritize natural materials for proper ventilation and optimal indoor air quality.
