Bárbara Bardin and Julio Cano are the founding architects of Canobardin, a studio recognised for its consistent work in innovative and sustainable architecture. Their practice is grounded in a clear set of values—functionality, environmental awareness and contextual sensitivity—resulting in projects that seek balance between design, place and ecological responsibility.
Both trained at Selgascano, where Bárbara worked for four years and Julio for two and a half, contributing to internationally renowned projects such as the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion in London, the Second Home coworking spaces, the Plasencia Conference Centre, and the Martell Pavilion in Cognac, France.
