Forbes Women has included Ramón Esteve in its selection of the 50 Architects to be Followed in 2026, a list that brings together professionals with a significant influence on contemporary architecture, ranging from well-established studios to voices shaping new directions within the discipline.
In Forbes, they highlighted his academic background as a PhD in Architecture from ETSAM and his trajectory at the helm of Ramón Esteve Estudio, founded in 1991, as well as an approach that understands architecture and design as inseparable disciplines. The publication underlines a practice that integrates architecture, interior design and industrial design within a coherent and holistic vision.
The studio's work, internationally recognised and consistently featured in leading publications and selections, is characterised by the creation of essential, timeless and light-filled spaces, conceived to endure over time. Each project is approached as a precise response to place, context and its inhabitants, with constant attention to materiality, proportion and the relationship with the landscape.
This new recognition adds to other recent milestones that highlight a sustained trajectory over time, reinforcing a line of work focused on conceptual clarity, spatial coherence and the ability to create architecture that transcends trends.
