Julio Salcedo Design

Casa Lasso

"Perceptually, Casa Lasso relies both in the figure 8 as well as in the "quadrant / hinge" techniques. As one moves through the figure 8, it is not that there is an "architectural promenade vis-a-vis a complementary system" as much as there is a totalizing environ for perception of landscape and structure," says Julio Salcedo architect of Casa Lasso. More

SVS House

"The SVS does not rely on figurative compositional techniques but rather draws from the richness of adjacencies, alignments and overlaps to generate its program performance, its spatial intricacy and ultimately its architectural appearance." - Julio Salcedo on SVS House. More

Profile of Julio Salcedo Design

Business Name

Julio Salcedo Design

Location

United States

Services

Architecture

Website

http://www.juliosalcedo.com

Julio Salcedo

Julio Salcedo is based in the United States and Spain. His firm engages in disciplinary modes of architectural design and practice, particularly as they apply to landscape and urban design. These issues are illustrated by the recently completed Casa Lazo in Santander, Spain; the Ball Residence on Branch Lake, Maine; and the International First Prize for the redevelopment of Hamar, Norway (in association w/ Marc Brossa). Additionally, the firm was awarded the Young Architects Forum Award from the Architectural League. The award encompasses Canadian, US and Mexican practices.

Julio Salcedo was born in Madrid, Spain. He studied architecture at Rice University and Harvard's Graduate School of Design under Rafael Moneo and Enric Miralles among others. Salcedo has taught at the Harvard School of Design -on several occasions-, City College, Syracuse, University of Pennsylvania, Cornell University and has consistently contributed to various periodicals such as Pasajes, Spain; Praxis, USA; and Arquitectura, Spain. Before defining his own practice, Salcedo worked extensively in Madrid and New York.