BUILD Q1 2018 Bridger Steel Issue

Build Q1 2018 40 ounded in 2008, Pablo Millan Architects draws on the vast experience and knowledge of its Founder and namesake, Pablo Millan. The firm specialises in restoring historical buildings and monuments, and previous projects include the restoration, rehabilitation and enhancement of the Roman cistern of “La Calderona”; the rehabilitation and interven- tion in the Convent of San Antonio de Padua for the “Christ of Good End” Early Stimulation Center; as well as work on the Parish Center of Our Lady of the Assumption. In addition, the firm has also undertaken res- idential work, and therefore has a broad portfolio and vast experience, which it draws on to ensure that every project is completed to the very highest possible standard. Thanks to its vast knowledge and dedication to providing clients with the best possible support and service, the firm has many satisfied custom- ers, all of whom have received exceptional support and an outcome they can truly be proud of. To support the wider architecture industry, Pablo often publishes articles in various journals, helping to share his vast knowledge and expertise with other members of the market. Over the years, Pablo Millan Architects has won a number of accolades, including the prestigious title bestowed on it by BUILD Magazine, and looking ahead the firm will be aiming to build upon its current success and continue to undertake many exciting and invigorating projects so that it can expand its knowledge and portfolio. Giving Heritage a Helping Hand Pablo Millan Architects is an innovative architecture firm based in Sevilla, Spain but serving a wide variety of clients from across Spain. We profile the firm to find out more about how it came to win the title of Best Heritage Restoration Firm – Spain in our coveted 2017 Architecture Awards. F Company: Pablo Millan Architects Contact: Pablo Millan Address: C/ Monsalves, 6, 2º A, 41001 Sevilla, Spain Phone: 0034 955 322 392 Email: [email protected] Website: www.pablomillan.es AR170131