In this exclusive interview with ArchDaily, Ilse Cárdenas, Diego Escamilla, and Juan Luis Rivera—who, along with Regina de Hoyos, make up the firm PALMA—discuss the history of their practice and its evolution over the years, reflecting on how their personal and professional interests shape the way they inhabit and create architecture.
Furthermore, they reflect on their role as contemporary architects in today's society, which faces diverse challenges, and discuss their unique approach to project representation through post-production techniques and collages. They also advise students to foster the relationships built during university, encouraging them to enter competitions and learn to work as a team, asserting that architecture is a collective profession that must be approached from diverse, enriching perspectives.
