Frida established her eponymous studio in Mexico City in 2006. The studio’s reputation, initially built on the strength of a series of competition-winning projects in her native country—including the renovation of the Hotel Boca Chica (2008), the El Eco Pavilion (2010), and the expansion of La Tallera Siquieros in Cuernavaca (2012)—has achieved global scope since 2018, when she received the prestigious appointment to design the annual Serpentine Pavilion in London’s Kensington Gardens, becoming the youngest architect to date to undertake the project. Her practice defies the traditional boundaries of the discipline, operating at a wide array of scales and mediums, from buildings and experimental conservation projects to temporary installations and public sculpture, limited edition objects, publications, and exhibition design. In 2022, Escobedo was appointed as the architect to design the new Modern & Contemporary Wing for The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, becoming the youngest and first woman to design a building for the institution. Following her appointment as the Design Architect for The Tang Wing at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Frida opened a studio in New York City. Among the latest news, her studio has been selected as an associate designer to Moreau Kusunoki to lead the Centre Pompidou 2030 renovation.

 

Frida is the recipient of numerous accolades, including the Architectural League of New York’s Young Architects Forum Award (2009), the BIAU Prize (2014), the Architectural Review Emerging Architecture Award (2016), and the Architectural League Emerging Voices Award (2017). In 2019, she was honored as an International Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). The most recently, The Créateurs Design Association & Awards has named Frida as the recipient of Le Prix Charlotte Perriand for 2024.

 

In addition to her practice, Frida has taught at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture (2016), Planning and Preservation (2015), the Architectural Association of London (2016), Harvard’s Graduate School of Design (2016/2019), Rice University (2019), and, most recently, at the Yale University (2022).

 

 

 

 

 

Current team

Lucero Arenas

Ana Batlle

Juan Pablo Bravo

Víctor Cruz

Ariana Cruz Palacios

Marine Douget

Elsa Fisbein

Sócrates García

José Luis González

Fernanda Hinojosa Adalid

Marco Hwang

Sana Jahani

Amanda Kemeny

Jonathan Larsen Parker

César Lima

Alonso López

Victoria Oriana Marquez

Luis Mendoza

Rogelio Morales

Alberto Montesinos

Josué Palma

Elizabeth Reyes

Adriana Rojas

Juan Pablo Ruiz

Andrea Schelly

Miguel Sanchez Enkerlin

Ali Sherif

Axel de la Orta

Anne Francesca Vandeven

Margaux Wheelock-Shew

 

 

Administration

Velia Aguirre

Rhiannon Inners

 

Research & Communication

Alejandro Alegría

Iva Keselicová

 

 

 

Former team members

Ixchel Abarca

Aida Alvarado

Daniela Álvarez

Ali Agal

Carolina Andrade

Héctor Arce

Clara Chapus

Mads Bjørn Christiansen

Olivier Bellflamme

Rubén Flores

Natalia Gálvez

José María Gómez de León

Andrés Harvey

Floria Herrero

Carlos Hernández

Héctor Manuel Hurtado

Matthew Kennedy

Miguel Ángel Lira Filloy

Mathilde Lhote

Federica Lombardi

Miguel Lucero

Abraham Martínez

Karla Martínez

Ivo Martins

Valentina Merz

Andrei Olivares

María Jesús Padrón

Fernando Rey

Javier Rocamonde

José Rosas

Romain Roy-Pinot

Kevin Sandoval

Raya Shaban

Lorenza Sierra

Gustavo Silva

Jacob Stinson

Yetzi Tafoya

Valeria Villanueva

Antonio Zarco

 

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