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Authors of works such as Markthal, Valley and the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen have turned architectural experimentation into some of the most recognizable and influential buildings of recent decades.

More than fifty years and projects on four continents support a trajectory marked by large cultural, institutional and urban facilities, from the European Parliament to important theaters and museums.

Author of the Bastille Opera in Paris and one of the Uruguayan figures with the greatest international projection. Carlos Ott builds architecture of monumental scale, great technical complexity and an unmistakable visual identity.

Led by Pritzker Prize winner Alejandro Aravena, ELEMENTAL redefined the social reach of architecture. Their projects demonstrate that design can intervene in a concrete way in housing, inequality and the future of cities.

With more than four decades of experience and published, awarded and internationally exhibited work, it has established itself as one of the great references of contemporary Chilean architecture and throughout Latin America.

National Architecture Prize of Spain and reference for several generations. His work transforms geometry, light and landscape into an architecture of enormous precision, where each decision finds a constructive and spatial reason.

Authors of the MAR Museum in Mar del Plata and winners of important public competitions, they have built a recognized production that includes museums, universities, collective housing and large urban projects.

Authors of a growing collection of residential buildings in Punta Carretas, Carrasco, Pocitos and Malvín, they have become one of the names with the greatest presence in the new architecture of Montevideo.

More than 150 professionals and projects such as the Lisbon Justice Campus, hospitals, airports and large institutional headquarters reflect its ability to operate internationally in highly complex programs.

Responsible for the urban plan and several buildings of Barcode, one of the projects that transformed Oslo's waterfront, they have played a decisive role in the recent evolution of the Norwegian capital.

Two first prizes, presence in international biennials and works such as the Scientific and Technological Pole of Buenos Aires support a trajectory that combines recognition, public scale and built architecture.

Lifetime Achievement Award 2025, author of the Buenos Aires Convention Center and collaborator of Foster + Partners, occupies a central and widely recognized place in Argentine architecture in recent decades.