Managing Partner of Gaztelu Arquitectura. She graduated from the University of Navarra in 2001, receiving the Extraordinary Prize for Academic Excellence, and began her professional career at Foster + Partners before joining Prointec, where she worked on large-scale urban planning, infrastructure and development projects. With over twenty years of experience, she leads hospitality, workplace, residential and refurbishment projects, combining architecture, strategic consultancy and the comprehensive management of real estate transformation processes. Her work focuses on the repositioning and adaptation of existing buildings, from feasibility studies and development strategies to the design and delivery of complex projects within consolidated urban environments. Throughout her career, she has been involved in the transformation of hospitality, corporate and residential assets, integrating design, sustainability, wellbeing and value creation through an approach that aligns architecture with the operational and business objectives of each project.
Gaztelu Arquitectura is an architecture and interior design studio founded in 2006, specialising in comprehensive refurbishment and the transformation of existing buildings. The practice works across the hospitality, residential and workplace sectors, combining design excellence, sustainability and technical expertise from the earliest stages of each project. The studio has extensive experience in the repositioning and adaptation of existing assets, delivering refurbishment, change-of-use and redevelopment projects that respond to evolving operational, regulatory and market requirements. Its approach integrates architecture and interior design as complementary disciplines, creating spaces with a strong identity, enhancing user experience and unlocking the full potential of each property. Throughout its history, Gaztelu Arquitectura has worked with developers, investors, hotel operators, companies and private clients on projects of varying scale and complexity. The studio combines technical rigour, architectural sensitivity and attention to detail, with a particular focus on heritage buildings, sustainability and the creation of long-term value for both users and assets.
