page_title: Estudio Lamela
section_title: Spain
hierarchical_section_title: Estudio Lamela / Highlighted works / Spain
caption_attribution_description: Español: Estudio Lamela. Nueva Terminal del Aeropuerto de Gran Canaria
context_page_description: Estudio Lamela is a Spanish firm of architecture and urbanism based in Madrid, Spain.
context_section_description: Residential and tourist buildings in Madrid (O'Donnell 33, 1958; Conjunto Castellana, 1960; Conjunto Galaxia, 1966) as well as numerous buildings on the island of Majorca and in Málaga (Costa del Sol). Examples: La Caleta, Torremar, Playamar, La Nogalera, Parquemar, etc.
  First modern hotels: Motel El Hidalgo (1960); Meliá Torremolinos (1962) and Meliá Madrid (1967).
  Office buildings: In Madrid, the O'Donnell Building 34 and Torres Colón (1967-1977) stand out. This latter structure is considered one of the most important buildings of Spanish architecture for its novel suspended construction. It maintains the world record for the number of floors suspended in a reinforced concrete structure. In addition, other emblematic works are the Pyramid Building (1978) and the International Bank of Commerce (1979), which has now been remodeled for the company GMP. Alongside these buildings are also the Cristalia Buildings, the Ebrosa Building, the John Deere headquarters, the Leitner Building, the IMDEA Software Institute and Caja Badajoz. 
  Remodeling of the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium (1988-1994). The firm proposed a facade and a third upper ring designed to seat 20,000 spectators. The challenge was to make this adaptation while the Stadium continued to be used regularly. 
  New Stadium of Son Moix (1994-1996) in Mallorca with capacity for 26,000 spectators.
  Exhibition centres of Galicia (1991-1994).
  New T4 and T4S Terminals of the Madrid-Barajas Airport (1997-2006). Both structures are prepared to serve more than 35 million passengers. At the time, with 1.2 million square metres, it was the largest building in the world. Developed in collaboration with the British architecture firm Rogers Stirk Harbor + Partners (RSH + P), it is a globally recognized work that has received several prizes: Stirling, Architectural Record (work of the year) and best airport terminal of the world. 
  Refurbishment of the New Terminal of the Gran Canaria Airport (2006-2014).
  Canalejas Complex (2012-2018) is a project in seven historic buildings in Madrid that will house a shopping arcade, high-level residences and the future Four Seasons hotel with 200 rooms.
  The future new Airbus Campus (2016), which will be the new headquarters of the European aeronautics company in the Community of Madrid.
caption: Estudio Lamela. New Terminal of the Gran Canaria Airport
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