Pablo Ros

Background

About Pablo Ros

Pablo Ros graduated as an architect obtaining a specialization degree in Structural Engineering at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona (ETSAB). He received his Post Professional Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design (MSAAD) from the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP) at Columbia University in the city of New York. After concluding the Advanced Architectural Research Program (AAR) at Columbia University, he is pursuing a Phd focused on Neuro-Architecture. He is recipient of Arquia-Fundación de Arquitectos´03, La Caixa'09, Gatsby Arts Foundation´12 and Kinne´12 grants. He has worked for different international practices, most notably Cloud 9 and Foreign Office Architects (FOA). As Project Director and Associate Architect he was responsible of the design and construction of a wide range of projects, most notably the South-East Coastal Park in Barcelona, La Rioja Technological Center in Logroño, Zona Franca Office Park D38 or the Madrid Pavilion for the Shanghai Expo´10. In a more infrastructural scale, he has develop the urban planning of the Aerospace Campus in Toulouse, and the new ports of Marbella and Santander in Spain. His work has been nominated and awarded by the Mies Van der Rohe, FAD, and Think-Space Prizes, amongst others. Combining academic and professional experience he has been teaching at the Architectural Association of London, GSAPP Columbia University, Barnard College and Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalunya (IAAC). In 2011 he has founded Ros Falguera Arquitectura, his own professional practice that develops unexplored strategies, methodologies and agendas in architecture, resulting in new companies such as Scanarq, a research spin-off that builds 3D scanning and capture services for the Architectural Industry. Specialties: Specialized in Structural Engineering (ETSAB) USGBC LEED Green Associate