Enorme Studio: “The crisis led to the recovery of vanished architectural practices”

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In this interview, we speak with Carmelo Rodríguez and Rocío Pina, who, along with David Pérez, founded Enorme Studio. Based in Madrid, the firm is known for its radical, unconventional approach to architecture, the city, and society.

Although they began with a practice focused on architectural competitions, the young firm has since evolved to embrace other formats, including participatory urban dynamics, installations based on industrial systems, typological innovations, exhibitions, and curatorial projects.

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Cite: Javier García Librero. "Enorme Studio: “The crisis led to the recovery of vanished architectural practices”" [Enorme Studio: “La crisis hizo que se recuperaran prácticas desaparecidas de la arquitectura"] 04 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1114736/enorme-studio-the-crisis-led-to-the-recovery-of-vanished-architectural-practices> ISSN 0719-8884

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