Azaila Jordá

Azaila Jordá Giménez attended the Universidad Politécnica de Alicante, graduating in 2010 with a major in architecture.

In 2011, she collaborated with the Barbarela Studio in Alicante, an architecture and landscape firm. During that year, she also wrote for the design blog edgargonzalez.com.

In 2012, she moved to Lyon after being awarded a Leonardo Da Vinci scholarship and worked for the architecture firm Gautier+Conquet.

It was from that moment that her professional career as an architect launched. Between Lyon and Lille, she worked with different architecture firms: Chabanne, Mesaworkshop, Tank Architects, VS-A Ingenieurs, and XXA Architects.

After five years in France, she moved back to Alicante, where she collaborates with companies such as El Taller de Piñero or Crystalzoo. She also develops architecture and design projects from her studio.

Currently, she combines her professional work as an architect and interior designer with her passion for art. Art is the perfect laboratory for experimenting with shapes and playing with colors.