Coll Estudi is an interdisciplinary architecture studio based in Menorca
Coll Estudi is a Menorca-based architecture studio that works across residential and civic architecture, interior design and urbanism.
Drawing from 30 years of experience working on the island, with an extensive network of collaborators, Coll Estudi brings to life strong spaces that establish a clear and honest relation to structure, construction and their context.
With conceptual clarity as a base, our spaces are both radical and simple. Sustainability permeates all our projects and use of systems and materials, which we bring to their limit.
We understand our practice in relation to the social and cultural fabric of the island, emphasising the collaborative nature of architecture and always attending to the client’s needs.
Competitions, awards and publications
2025 Competition for S’Enclusa Summer Camp and Nature Interpretation Centre in Ferreries, Menorca – 1st prize
2025 Competition for the new Health Centre in Ciutadella, Menorca – 3d prize
2024 Competition for the new Law Association of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca – 3d prize
2022 Competition for the new Elderly Home in Es Migjorn Gran, Menorca – 1st prize
2003 ‘Premis d’Arquitectura de Menorca 99-00-01’ (in the sections Úso turístic and Habitatge unifamiliar)
1993 ‘Arquitectura Contemporània a Menorca’ (J.E. Vilardell Santacana)
1992 Competition for the construction of an IBAVI housing building of official protection (HPO)
1991 ‘Arquitectures per a Maó’ publication
1989-1990. ‘Atrium editions’ publication (European Masters – Architecture, European Masters – Commercial Spaces and The Best Shops)
1987 Competition for Plaça Explanada d’Es Castell (in collaboration with architects J.J. Gomila and D. Enrich)
Team
Aina Coll Torrent: senior architect and partner
Architect by the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB) in Barcelona, where she finished her masters degree with honours for the territorial planning and rural hotel project “Walking Menorca” in 2016. Aina studied a year abroad at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO) and worked in various offices in Rotterdam and Amsterdam, among them Wiel Arets Architects and Burton Hamfelt Architects, where she became proficient in BIM. Aina has collaborated with Guillem Coll for over a decade, leading projects –from housing to winning competitions for significant public buildings– throughout the design and construction phases.
Guillem Coll Pons: senior architect and partner
Architect by the Polytechnic University of Valencia (ETSAV) since 1984. In 1986 and 1987 he worked as a municipal architect for the City Council of Maó. Guillem has led his own practice since 1990, working across single-family and multi-family homes, interior design, public buildings, urban planning and industrial buildings. He was the president of the Menorca Demarcation of the Official College of Architects of the Balearic Islands between 1998 and 2005. Throughout his extensive career, Guillem has been recognised with several awards, has participated as jury member for significant competitions on the island and has engaged in various policy-making commissions, such as the Historical and Artistic Heritage of Ciutadella and the island’s Urban Planning.
Maria Mariages Sarris: senior architect by the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB)
Dani Martí Llull: architect by the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB)
Maria Torrent Marquès: studio manager