Jeanette and Luis are like the yin and yang: opposites that create balance, energy, and direction.
We don’t design things to be looked at. We design things to be felt.
If a space is beautiful but leaves you unchanged, it has failed. If it works perfectly but says nothing, it has failed. For us, design only matters when something happens, when people feel something, even if they can’t explain what it was.
We think as one, not as separate disciplines taking turns, but as a single way of seeing, questioning, and deciding. Architecture, structural engineering, graphic design—these are not categories to divide work, but tools to shape a shared intention. We don’t believe in labels, and we don’t believe in doing things “because that’s how they’re done.” Some rules exist for a reason. Others exist out of habit. We’re only interested in the first kind.
Our work spans buildings, film sets, exhibitions, posters, and spaces that don’t fit neatly into a category. What connects them is not scale or typology, but impact. What does this space do to the person inside it? What does it leave behind?
If someone encounters our work and leaves exactly the same, we’re not interested. If something shifts, even slightly, then the work has done its job.
That’s all we’re trying to do: make something that stays with you, even if you don’t know why.
