{"id":8,"date":"2016-01-22T13:30:24","date_gmt":"2016-01-22T19:30:24","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/edaa.cltvo.com\/en\/que-hacemos\/"},"modified":"2025-09-23T15:12:10","modified_gmt":"2025-09-23T21:12:10","slug":"que-hacemos","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/edaa.mx\/en\/que-hacemos\/","title":{"rendered":"ABOUT US"},"content":{"rendered":"

EDAA<\/strong> is an architecture and expanded creative practice based in Mexico City, led by architect Luis Arturo Garc\u00eda<\/strong>. Founded in 2007, the studio is distinguished by its ability to integrate architecture with related disciplines such as collectible design, hospitality, real estate development, and ephemeral projects\u2014approaching each commission as a convergence of research, technique, and lived experience.<\/p>\n

Over the years, EDAA<\/strong> has developed residential projects in both urban and natural contexts, as well as boutique hospitality spaces that redefine the dialogue between architecture and experience. Works such as Taxco 25<\/strong> (Mexico City) and Casa Meztitla<\/strong> (Tepoztl\u00e1n, Mexico) reflect the studio\u2019s interest in creating both intimate and collective environments deeply connected to landscape and everyday life. In parallel, EDAA<\/strong> has ventured into art and temporary design projects, interdisciplinary collaborations with audiovisual art, and the creation of collectible design objects, featured in exhibitions at international galleries.<\/p>\n

EDAA<\/strong>\u2019s vision conceives architecture as a field that manifests across multiple scales: from object to building, from the ephemeral to the inhabitable. At each scale, the studio seeks to craft works and experiences that seamlessly integrate material, technique, and daily life\u2014positioning architecture as a cultural and sensitive practice, always in dialogue with the context from which it emerges.<\/p>\n

Our work has been published in various print and digital media outlets, including books published by Gestalten (Berlin), Phaidon (London, New York) and Arquine (Mexico City), as well as specialized magazines such as Domus (Mexico City, Milan), AD\/Architectural Digest (Mexico City, New York), Wallpaper (London), Dwell (New York), Dezeen (London), Glocal (Mexico City), Folio (Mexico City), Trama (Ecuador), Gooood (China), among others.<\/p>\n

EDAA’s<\/strong> work has been recognized nationally and internationally through various awards:<\/p>\n

2025, Finalist – Offices less than 300m2.\u00a0 Habitat Prize. Mexico.
\n2024, Winner – Interior Design \/ Exhibition. Architecture MasterPrize. Los Angeles, CA, USA
\n2024, Winner – Interior Design \/ Installation. DNA Paris Design Awards. France
\n2023, Finalist – Ephemeral architecture. Mexican Interior Design PRISMA Prize. Mexico
\n2023, Honorable Mention – Best art in outdoor public space. Golden Trezzini Awards. Russia
\n2023, Nominee – Residential. Project of the Year Prize. Archdaily. Mexico
\n2023, Finalist – Work environment interior design. Noldi Schreck Prize. Mexico
\n2023, Finalist – Space reconversion. Premio Noldi Schreck. Mexico
\n2022, Finalist – Offices. Mexican Interior Design PRISMA Prize. Mexico
\n2022, Winner Selection \u00d3pera Prima. Trama magazine. Ecuador
\n2022, Special Mention – Best Implemented Project of Residential Estate. Golden Trezzini Awards. Russia.
\n2022, Finalist – Green Architecture. Firenze Entremuros Awards. Mexico
\n2022, Finalist – Commercial Interior Design. Firenze Entremuros Awards. Mexico
\n2022, Honorable mention – Residential. Project of the Year Grupo Expansi\u00f3n Prize. Mexico
\n2022, Honorable mention – Bar restaurant. IV Iberoamerican Lighting Design Biennial. Mexico
\n2022, Official Selection – Commercial spaces and hotels. IV Iberoamerican Lighting Design Biennial. Mexico
\n2021, Nominee – Architecture \/ Renovation. LOOP Design Awards. Portugal
\n2021, Finalist. Mexican Interior Design PRISMA Prize. Mexico
\n2021, Leading Architecture Practice Mexico. BUILD Design & Build Awards. United Kingdom
\n2021, Best Contemporary Architecture Production Services. BUILD Architecture Awards. United Kingdom
\n2021, Ganador – Best Hospitality Restaurant Project. BUILD Architecture Awards, United Kingdom
\n2020, Finalist – Multifamily residential. Interceramic Interior Design Prize. Mexico
\n2020, Finalist – Architecture + Art. Architizer A+Awards. New York, USA
\n2019, Honorable mention – Plastic Assembly. 3rd Biennial of Young Architects (FCARM), Mexico
\n2019, Honorable mention – Multifamily residential. 3rd Biennial of Young Architects (FCARM), Mexico
\n2019. Finalist – Special Projects. The Plan Award. Italy
\n2019, Finalist – Ephemeral architecture. Noldi Schreck Prize. Mexico
\n2018, Special mention – Ephemeral architecture \/ Restaurant. Mexican Interior Design PRISMA Prize. Mexico
\n2018, Special mention – Ephemeral architecture. Mexican Interior Design PRISMA Prize. Mexico
\n2018, Winner – Architecture + Light. Architizer A+Awards. New York, USA
\n2018, Honorable mention – Interior Design. Architecture MasterPrize. Los Angeles, CA, USA
\n2017, Finalist – Multifamily residential. Firenze Entremuros Awards, Mexico
\n2017, Gold Medal. International Dedalo Minosse Prize. Vicenza, Italy
\n2016, Honorable mention – Social housing. Architecture MasterPrize. Los Angeles, CA, USA
\n2016, Winner – Residential architecture. 5th National Architecture and Interior Design Prize AAI Mexico. Mexico
\n2016, Nominee. Latin American Architecture Oscar Niemeyer Awards. RED BAAL
\n2016, Nominee – Housing: Single Family. Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize. Chicago, USA
\n2016, Winner – Architecture + Water. Architizer A+Awards. New York, USA
\n2016, Finalist – Residential. Architizer A+Awards. New York, USA
\n2015, Gold Medal – Single-family house. 1st Biennial of Young Architects (FCARM), Mexico
\n2015, Silver Medal – Single-family house. 2nd Biennial of Architecture of Mexico City (CAM-SAM). Mexico
\n2013, Honorable mention. National Competition for Architecture with Social Sense, Casita Linda. Mexico
\n2005, Winner – Urban Rescue. Alberto J. Pani Architectural Composition Award. Mexico<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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