Faculty Profile

Active in both the academic field and a professional practice, Iñaqui Carnicero has been an associate professor of design at the School of Architecture, Polytechnic University of Madrid since 2000. A year after graduating Carnicero earned his first commission through a competition for the construction of a university building in Madrid, which was accompanied by his participation in the Venice Architecture Biennale, 2000.
 
Carnicero has won several competitions and completed many projects, including CEU University, social housing, a high school, the restoration of an Arab tower, a district attorney’s office in Madrid’s City of Justice, a cultural multi-use center in a former slaughterhouse of Madrid, and the Pitch´s house. He is cofounder of the architecture platform “Symmetries,” relating roman and contemporary procedures.

His Ph.D. dissertation focuses on Louis Kahn and Robert Venturi’s discoveries in Rome regarding the perception of size in architecture.

• ARCH 2101/2102  2nd Year B.Arch. Design Studio
• ARCH 3308 / 6308 Special Topics in Theory of Architecture

• “Ragusa´s Secret,” COAM magazine nº 359, Kahn y Venturi (April 2010)
• “A New Scale from Rome,” 10 tesis en curso. AAVV. Editorial Mairea (2011)
• “Symmetries manifesto” www.symmetries.es

• Rome Prize, Spanish Academy in Rome (2007)
• Design Vanguard Award, Architectural Record (2011)
• Selected Emerging Architecture Awards, Architectural Review (2011)
• Hauser Award (2012)
• Final stage, FAD Awards (2012)

• RIBA exhibition International Emerging Architects, London (2011)
• Architecture week in Prague International exhibition (2011)
• International 2012 Emerging Future, GA gallery, Japan (2012)

• Symmetries