ANLUA is an innovative firm specializing in architecture, urban planning and research, founded in 2010 by Antonio Luque. Conceived as an open structure, ANLUA develops comprehensive designs for new construction projects, alterations, and redevelopments. Leveraging our extensive construction knowledge and advanced drawing skills, we create buildings that are functional, safe, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing. In addition, ANLUA cultivates successful partnerships with associate architectural and engineering firms, as well as specialty consultants, to ensure the highest quality outcomes of projects.
ANTONIO LUQUE ARANDA
Architect by University of Granada, he enriched his academic background with two international exchange programs: first at Brandenburg University of Technology in Germany, and subsequently at Laval University in Canada. After graduation, he was awarded the Talentia Excellence Scholarship by the Regional Government of Andalusia, allowing him to pursue postgraduate research at the University of Tokyo in 2009. There, he specialized in ecological architecture under the guidance of Professor D. Kazuhiko Namba in the Department of Architecture. In 2011, he obtained his DEA (Diploma of Advanced Studies) in Urban and Territorial Planning from the University of Malaga, under the mentorship of D. Ricard Pié i Ninot.
Over the past 15 years, Antonio has worked and conducted research as an architect in various European countries. He is proficient in German, English, and French, with basic knowledge of Japanese and Greek. His experience spans large-scale international projects, including his role as an architect for NATO’s new Headquarters in Brussels. Since 2013, he has been working as an architect and project director at the prestigious architecture firm GRAFT. In 2016, Antonio participated in the collaborative research group at the University of Malaga, and served as an assistant professor at the University of Cottbus in the area of Project and Architectural Composition during 2018 and 2019. Currently, he is also a doctoral candidate at the UMA, pursuing a Ph.D. in the City, Territory, and Sustainable Planning program.