Bertino was born in Lanzarote where he early understood the connection between our emotions and what surround us.
Since he was a child he wanted to be an Architect and help people to be happier by improving their physical surroundings.
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Bertino is well-organised and able to lead the team to success.He is an effective problem solver with a meticulous approach to work. His extensive planning experience and robust technical knowledge make 'a dream become real'.
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Before joining GTA in 2011 he worked with Antonio Campos, a prestigious Spanish Architect who had been his teacher at the University in Seville.
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Over a period of 12 years he has gain a variaty of knowledge working on schemes ranging in complexity and project value: museums, hospitals, school, offices, churches and homes - both in Spain and UK.
The Tea Factory
106 Endwell Road
London
SE4 2LX
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We believe that every project, no matter how big or small should be approached from the same perspective.
We challenge each brief to:
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Minimise the impact on global environments
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Enhance the community and the surrounding area
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Create the most ideal spaces for the end user
This trifocal methodology has the potential to provide a catalyst for change that benefits all. We reject a one-size-fits-all approach in favour of allowing each project to grow into a bespoke design that works uniquely with the immediate community.
We believe that every project, no matter how big or small should be approached from the same perspective.
We challenge each brief to:
-
Minimise the impact on global environments
-
Enhance the community and the surrounding area
-
Create the most ideal spaces for the end user
This trifocal methodology has the potential to provide a catalyst for change that benefits all. We reject a one-size-fits-all approach in favour of allowing each project to grow into a bespoke design that works uniquely with the immediate community.
Bertino was born in Lanzarote where he very early understood the connection between our emotions and what surround us.
Since he was a child he wanted to be an Architect and help people to be happier by improving their physical surroundings.
​
Bertino is well-organised and able to lead the team to success. He is an effective problem solver with a meticulous approach to work. His extensive planning experience and robust technical knowledge make 'a dream become real'.
​
Before joining GTA in 2011 he worked with Antonio Campos, a prestigious Spanish Architect who had been his teacher at the University in Seville.
​
Over a period of 12 years he has gain a variaty of knowledge working on schemes ranging in complexity and project value: museums, hospitals, school, offices, churches and homes - both in Spain and UK.
BERTINO RAMIREZ
Director + Architect
Bertino was born in Lanzarote where he very early understood the connection between our emotions and what surround us.
Since he was a child he wanted to be an Architect and help people to be happier by improving their physical surroundings.
​
Bertino is well-organised and able to lead the team to success. He is an effective problem solver with a meticulous approach to work. His extensive planning experience and robust technical knowledge make 'a dream become real'.
​
Before joining GTA in 2011 he worked with Antonio Campos, a prestigious Spanish Architect who had been his teacher at the University in Seville.
​
Over a period of 12 years he has gain a variaty of knowledge working on schemes ranging in complexity and project value: museums, hospitals, school, offices, churches and homes - both in Spain and UK.
BERTINO RAMIREZ
Director + Architect
Bertino was born in Lanzarote where he early understood the connection between our emotions and what surround us.
Since he was a child he wanted to be an Architect and help people to be happier by improving their physical surroundings.
​
Bertino is well-organised and able to lead the team to success.He is an effective problem solver with a meticulous approach to work. His extensive planning experience and robust technical knowledge make 'a dream become real'.
​
Before joining GTA in 2011 he worked with Antonio Campos, a prestigious Spanish Architect who had been his teacher at the University in Seville.
​
Over a period of 12 years he has gain a variaty of knowledge working on schemes ranging in complexity and project value: museums, hospitals, school, offices, churches and homes - both in Spain and UK.
Bertino was born in Lanzarote where he early understood the connection between our emotions and what surround us.
Since he was a child he wanted to be an Architect and help people to be happier by improving their physical surroundings.
​
Bertino is well-organised and able to lead the team to success.He is an effective problem solver with a meticulous approach to work. His extensive planning experience and robust technical knowledge make 'a dream become real'.
​
Before joining GTA in 2011 he worked with Antonio Campos, a prestigious Spanish Architect who had been his teacher at the University in Seville.
​
Over a period of 12 years he has gain a variaty of knowledge working on schemes ranging in complexity and project value: museums, hospitals, school, offices, churches and homes - both in Spain and UK.
Dario is passionate about sustainable and bioclimatic architecture and he strongly defends the benefits of an environmentally friendly construction industry. He is committed to leave a 'greener' future to the coming generations.
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With the aim to gain expertise in this field he left his home country after he completed his studies at the Polytechnic School of Genova. He joined Luis de Garrido Architects in Spain where he was involved in deep green advanced architecture projects.
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Now, in this new stage of his career, he is also focusing on the technical side of the projects - driven by Picasso's quote:
' Everything you can imagine is real '.
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He speaks fluent Italian and Spanish.
Dario is passionate about sustainable and bioclimatic architecture and he strongly defends the benefits of an environmentally friendly construction industry. He is committed to leave a 'greener' future to the coming generations.
​
With the aim to gain expertise in this field he left his home country after he completed his studies at the Polytechnic School of Genova. He joined Luis de Garrido Architects in Spain where he was involved in deep green advanced architecture projects.
​
Now, in this new stage of his career, he is also focusing on the technical side of the projects - driven by Picasso's quote:
' Everything you can imagine is real '.
​
He speaks fluent Italian and Spanish.
BERTINO RAMIREZ
Director + Architect
Bertino was born in Lanzarote where he early understood the connection between our emotions and what surround us.
Since he was a child he wanted to be an Architect and help people to be happier by improving their physical surroundings.
​
Bertino is well-organised and able to lead the team to success.
He is an effective problem solver with a meticulous approach to work.
His extensive planning experience and robust technical knowledge make possible 'a dream become real'.
​
Before joining GTA in 2011 he worked with Antonio Campos, a prestigious Spanish Architect who had been his teacher at the University in Seville.
​
Over a period of 12 years he has gain a variaty of knowledge working on schemes ranging in complexity and project value: museums, hospitals, offices, churches and homes - both in Spain and UK.
HISTORIC
COLLABORATORS
HISTORIC
COLLABORATORS
GREEN TEA
BROCKLEY
foxberry
road
Foxberry Road is a classic terraced house in South London that has been sympathetically refurbished. The lower ground floor was opened up to provide a family kitchen and dining area for this young family to grow into, the design was simple with clean lines and soft colours. A fixed glass panel was inserted between the new space and the now piano room.
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Large sliding door now provide views out into the garden. The garden was redesigned with the external paving matching the new internal floor finish this now gives the impression of one large space when the doors are opened. The extension was clad in zinc a complementary contrast to the existing house. Zinc garden planters were also made to tie the landscaping design in with the main house.