Mireia Luzárraga

Mireia Luzárraga is an architect, educator and co-founder of TAKK, an architecture and research studio based in Barcelona and New York, together with Alejandro Muiño. Her work investigates how architecture can contribute to more equitable ways of living through feminist and ecological approaches to design. She is currently an Assistant Professor at Columbia University GSAPP in New York, where she directs the First Year Core Design Studio, and has been a Visiting Professor at the University of Tokyo.

Through TAKK, she develops projects across scales—from domestic spaces to large-scale public installations—addressing questions of materiality, energy, and coexistence among human and non-human agents. Her work has received awards such as the COAM Award, the Temps de les Arts Award, and the FAD Award, and has been exhibited internationally at the Venice, Oslo, and Chicago Architecture Biennials; FRAC Centre-Val de Loire; Matadero Madrid; and MAK Vienna.

Her projects and writings have been featured in leading architecture and design publications including Arquitectura Viva, Domus, Abitare, L’Architecture d’Aujourd’hui, and Plot, as well as in general media such as El País, El Mundo, and Architectural Digest.