Vallejo Romero
Toledo,
Spanien
Vallejo Romero
Romero Vallejo
Plaza Padre Juan de Mariana nº3
Toledo
Spanien
T: 00 34 925 25 64 30
Produkte von Vallejo Romero
Biographie
Sara Romero and Mariano Vallejo studied Architecture at the School of Architecture at the University of Barcelona and the University of Valladolid. In addition, Sara also studied architecture at the Facoltà di Architettura della Scuola della Sapienza, Uni
versità di Roma in Italy and Mariano hold a Master’s degree in Design and Restoration of Architectural Structures from the School of Architecture at the University of Barcelona.
In 2004, after their experience of working in highly acclaimed archit
ecture firms, they founded Romero Vallejo, a multidisciplinary architecture and global design firm dedicated to both small and large-scale projects. At the same time, they also collaborate with artisans and manufacturers in the creation of new products, a
dapting traditional manufacturing and assembly techniques to new construction and contemporary design needs.
Their interest in integrating product design and architecture has led them to collaborate in a wide range of sectors such as ceramics, gla
ss, general upholstery, metalwork, woodwork and furniture, amongst many others. They have carried out various product design projects through the “The Spanish Foundation for Innovation in Crafts” and have received several prizes for design applied to craf
twork. They have also been awarded with prizes for architecture and interior design and have participated in various collective exhibitions.
Their projects are recognised on an international level in specialist publications and on leading sector-s
pecific websites (Dezeen, Archdaily, Plataforma arquitectura, Europaconcorsi, etc). In terms of their teaching activities, they give conferences at and collaborate with the Barcelona Architecture Center, Clemson University and the Istituto Europeo di Desi
gn (IED). In addition, they have also served on the Culture Commission of the Official Architects’ Association of Castile-La Mancha, where they were involved in the creation and launch of Architecture Week in Toledo.