Picture: Dian Stanchev

Written by Enrique Tovar

Architecture evolves, particularly in how it reflects the relationships between people, their behavior, and the environment. Even subtle variations in these dynamics can influence how we think and live in our communities. According to the World Bank, 56% of the population currently lives in urban environments, and it is estimated that by 2050 this number will reach 70%. This projection echoes the speed and magnitude of urban growth, posing challenges for architects and design firms, from the viability of buildings to the sustainability of the built environment, encompassing residential architecture and other typologies that influence daily life.

Transforming the environment to adapt to these changes depends significantly on architecture. Through collaboration between designers and engineers, spaces are created that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and sustainable. Since 2005, a focus on innovation and a multidisciplinary approach has guided IPA – Architecture and more, a studio that has evolved alongside the dynamic landscape of architecture. Over time, its team has grown to over 150 people from diverse backgrounds, with a core belief that the most powerful ideas emerge when diverse minds collaborate.

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