Daniel Ramiro

Daniel Graignic Ramiro, as a Founding Partner at elar / lab, exemplifies a visionary approach to architecture and cultural engineering, blending innovative design with strategic project management. His current role involves leading a multidisciplinary team dedicated to pushing the boundaries of architectural excellence and cultural impact. With a robust portfolio that spans internationally renowned projects, Daniel’s expertise lies in the conceptualization, planning, and execution of complex architectural developments that integrate cultural, environmental, and technological considerations.

At elar / lab, Daniel leverages his extensive experience in architectural design, BIM modeling, and strategic planning to deliver projects that are not only aesthetically compelling but also highly functional and sustainable. His leadership has been instrumental in guiding high-profile initiatives such as the renovation of the Musée Quai Branly in Paris, a transformative project that required meticulous attention to detail and innovative exhibition design. Additionally, his involvement in large-scale educational and research facilities, like the En Dorigny College in Lausanne and the UNI-HUB in Neuchâtel, underscores his capacity to manage multifaceted projects across diverse cultural contexts.

Daniel’s expertise in architectural software—including AutoCAD, Rhinoceros 3D, Revit, and Adobe Creative Suite—enables him to seamlessly integrate design visualization with construction documentation and project management. His strategic approach to architecture and cultural engineering emphasizes sustainable development, user experience, and cultural significance, making him a key figure in shaping the future of architectural innovation at elar / lab. Through his leadership, the firm continues to push the envelope in creating impactful, culturally resonant spaces worldwide.