Alarcia Ferrer is an Argentine architecture firm based in Córdoba, founded in 2009. Focused on medium-scale private residential projects in suburban and rural settings, they have worked for over a decade in close dialogue with the province's landscape, constantly reflecting on the tensions and interactions between nature and artifice. Each project can be read as the result of a material and spatial exercise that serves as a prompt to rethink deeper issues such as permanence, authenticity, and simplicity.
To understand in depth how they started, what it is like to practice in Córdoba today, what drives and inspires them, what shapes their ways of working, reflecting, and exploring, and how they balance their professional work with academia and institutions, we spoke with Joaquín Alarcia and Federico Ferrer Deheza, founding partners of Alarcia Ferrer Arquitectos:
