Andreu Arévalo Llàcer trained at the Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Reus (Universitat Rovira i Virgili), where he graduated in 2013 with highest honours (Matrícula de Honor). His student years were shaped by collective and experimental work: he took part in teams such as Solar Decathlon and Build Our Nation, in workshops including “La ciutat Mediterrània” and one held at EMBT, and was a member of the BON group at the 2012 Venice Biennale.

After early steps in urban planning and rehabilitation, he steered his career towards conceptual design and architectural visualisation, first as an independent professional and as a partner at Arquitectura Beta, and later with Beta Imagery, the studio he founded in 2017 and has led ever since. He works with architecture practices and builders on the conceptualisation and definition of landscape, interior and residential projects.

His approach to design rests on a firm conviction: the concept is the soul of the work, and the challenge lies in keeping it intact as the technical complexity of its construction grows. Arévalo seeks a dialogue in which the idea and its constraints nourish one another, giving rise to spaces that reconcile character and pragmatism, depth and lightness.