Architecture · Urbanism · Design

Mariana Molina Gomez

Spaces shaped by light, proportion, and intent. Sustainable design, urban thinking, human scale.

🇦🇷 Córdoba, Argentina · now based in 🇪🇺 Europe
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01 · Selected Work

A decade of spatial thinking

A curated selection of academic, residential, educational and urban works completed between 2017 and 2024. Click any project to open the gallery.

2019

Huella de las Vías

Thesis — Urban Regeneration · Córdoba

2018

Apartments — Barrio San Martín

Residential · Córdoba

2018

School — Barrio San Martín

Educational · Córdoba

2018

Apartments — Barrio Pueyrredón

Residential · Córdoba

2018

Parque del Puerto

Urban Utopia · Valparaíso, Chile

2019

Minimum Housing

Residential · Sierras de Córdoba

2020

Quiñones House

Residential · Salsipuedes

2020

Luque House

Residential · Salsipuedes

02 · Visualizations

Selected Works

A study of light, material, and volume across spaces in development.

Living Space Study — daylight composition render
Living Space Study Daylight composition · 2026—
Spatial Composition — volume and threshold study render
Spatial Composition Volume and threshold · 2026—
Material Palette Study — stone, oak, and plaster render
Material Palette Study Stone, oak, plaster · 2026—
Light & Volume — interior atmosphere render
Light & Volume Interior atmosphere · 2026—

03 · Approach

Three principles that guide every decision

01

Bioclimatic First

Every project starts with the sun, the wind, and the seasons of its site. Comfort and energy efficiency are designed in, not bolted on.

02

Material Honesty

Local materials, expressed as themselves. Concrete reads as concrete, timber as timber. No imitation, no facade.

03

Circular Thinking

Buildings shouldn't end at demolition. From sourcing to disassembly, each project considers its full life cycle.

04 · About

An architect between two continents

Mariana Molina Gomez is an architect specialising in sustainable design and urban project management. Educated at the National University of Córdoba, Argentina, her practice spans residential, educational and public-space work across South America and Europe.

Her approach is rooted in bioclimatic thinking and circular-economy principles — designs shaped by local climate, material honesty, and the people who will inhabit them. Currently completing a Masters in Business Administration at UNC, she also works at the intersection of architecture and project management.

Tools
AutoCAD · Revit · SketchUp · V-Ray · Lumion · Adobe CC
Languages
English · Español · Italiano
Focus
Sustainable design · Urban projects · Bioclimatic

05 · Contact

Have a project? Let's build it.

New project, collaboration, press, or simply a conversation — write any time.