Bueso- Inchausti & Rein Arquitectos was founded in Madrid in 1983. It is currently run by Sacha Bueso-Inchausti, Pablo Rein and Edgar Bueso-Inchausti, who work with a multidisciplinary team of different nationalities. Over the last three decades, it has not only

developed its activity in the area of architecture and urbanism in Spain, but also in countries such as the USA, Mexico, Switzerland, Venezuela and, in recent years, especially in Romania.

Its most famous works are the Rozasnova building for Alius, which was awarded the Prize of the College of Architects of Madrid and nominated for the Mies van der Rohe Award; the buildings for the ESADE business school, the European University and the Baluarte building, which are located in Madrid. The list also includes collective housing buildings located in the North of Madrid, where about twenty buildings are planned within a radius of three hundred meters only, among which housing units in Paseo de la Habana 187-189 (Prize of the College of Architects of Madrid 2015+10), in Paseo de la Habana 173 and 175-177; housing units in Pradillo street (Premio Asprima 2016 Award), in Hoyo 15, in Lígula street, Ulises street, in Madrigal 14, etc.

The Bueso-Inchausti & Rein Architects firm started working in Bucharest in 2005 as an architectural adviser. It then carried out an ambitious housing project in the inner city which, over time, has become an architectural reference in the Romanian market, the Alia Averescubuilding, and received the Europe Property´s 2010 Award. The licensing procedure of this project brought the firm into contact with the city council and, little by little, it started being involved in the redevelopment project of one of the squares in the historical area, Universitatti square. From there until today, the firm has designed and carried out half a dozen housing and office projects and has now a small permanent structure in Romania. At this stage, the firm is carrying out several projects in Bucharest: the headquarters of Aaylex Group, the towers and building in Floreasca, housing units in Dante Alighieri, housing units in Delavrancea and the Buzesti office building, located on the outskirts of the city.

Its current projects include housing units in Paseo de la Habana 75, Madrigal 16 street and Madroños 29 avenue (in Madrid) and two residential buildings in Charles de Gaulle square (Bucharest).

Since 1989, the firm has signed, apart from its own commissioned projects, architecture projects for Tiuna, a family-owned developer which has been involved in architecture since its founding in 1964.

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