Sofia Blanco Santos is a Spanish licensed architect graduated from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura in Madrid (ETSAM) and from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design with a Masters in Architecture II degree with Distinction receiving the Faculty Design Award and the James Templeton Kelley Prize. She has been a part of the writing committee of Dardo Magazine since 2010 and has recently taught at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University alongside Iñaki Ábalos.

She operates across scales in the United States and Europe, and her projects have been included in exhibitions at Harvard GSD, Architektur Galerie Berlin, One Night Stand Los Angeles and featured in publications such as El País, Domus and A+T. Her work presents itself as an atlas of ideas and architectures that draw from other architectures, sciences and artistic practices. It engages with architecture’s necessity for being grounded and site-specific (culturally, climatically, performatively and programmatically) while attending to our global society and its issues.