Adrià Garrido Verdú, founder of this creative space called ADIII, studied architecture and engineering in Paris. His approach to the world aims to inspire enthusiasm in the pursuit of the unique, the pure, and the beautiful.

Beauty, Firmness, and Utility. These three essential characteristics were used by the thinker Vitruvius to describe architecture more than two thousand years ago, in a precise and still relevant definition. However, the spaces we inhabit, and the way we interact with them, have been radically transformed since then. Each era leaves us with evidence of humanity's conception of itself throughout history. Today, to design a place that captures light, to listen to the pulse of emptiness, to imagine the dance of lines against a natural backdrop, or to fall in love with pure materials is to erect a small temple in our honor. This remains the driving force that compels us to create.

At ADIII, we believe that the idea shapes the project, and that the project should evoke emotion. We embrace solid concepts and useful forms in a constant ebb and flow that we don't seal until we find Beauty.