Lecoc Arquitectura is an international architecture studio based in Valencia, founded and led by architects Alicia Medrano García and Fernando Pedrosa López. Both trained as architects at the Universitat Politècnica de València and, from the outset, have shared an understanding of architecture as an exercise in cultural, environmental, and social responsibility.

The professional trajectory of Medrano and Pedrosa has developed between architectural practice and the management of complex projects, combining design with a strategic vision of territory, sustainability, and the long-term impact of architecture. This dual perspective—technical and sensitive, economic and spatial—is reflected in the studio’s work, particularly in projects related to housing, renovation, and spaces for care.

At Lecoc Arquitectura, they promote a rigorous and open practice in which design is conceived as a tool to create spaces that are coherent with their context and with those who inhabit them. Their architecture is grounded in precision, control of proportion, and attention to detail, seeking to generate balanced atmospheres where light, materials, and scale work together in harmony.

The studio develops projects in both the public and private spheres, with a constant interest in sustainability understood in a broad sense: environmental, economic, and social. Each commission is approached as a process of dialogue, involving clients, collaborators, and specialists from the earliest stages, and avoiding standardized solutions or imposed gestures.

With an international practice, Lecoc Arquitectura works across different cultural contexts, adapting to each place through respect for its identity and memory. Its multidisciplinary team, supported by various international recognitions, ensures a high level of rigor in every project, understanding architecture as an attentive, precise service committed to people.