Architect and Principal of Ensamble Studio
Débora Mesa Molina is a European-licensed architect and principal of Ensamble Studio, an interdisciplinary architecture firm she co-leads with Antón García-Abril. Founded in 2000, the studio operates from Madrid and Boston, focusing on innovative approaches that blend art, science, and technology to redefine architectural practices. Their work spans from experimental projects like Hemeroscopium House and The Truffle to transformative endeavors such as Ca’n Terra and Structures of Landscape in Montana. Mesa’s commitment to integrating design with hands-on construction experience has been pivotal in developing sustainable and affordable architectural solutions. She has also contributed to academia through roles at institutions like MIT and Harvard GSD, co-founding the POPlab (Prototypes of Prefabrication Laboratory) to advance research in prefabrication technologies.
