ABOUT

Luciana Gotta is an Argentine Architect known for balancing precision, simplicity, and a deep sensitivity to place. Her work focuses on creating functional spaces that seamlessly integrate with their natural surroundings.

Graduating from the University of Belgrano in Buenos Aires, she quickly built a solid professional presence, leading a range of projects from new builds to complex refurbishments. Her designs are recognised for blending openness with privacy, enhancing the quality of life. They have been featured in Argentine architectural publications such as ARQ Clarín and CAPBA Magazine.

• CAPBA* Magazine, 2019. 'CASA SG', 28, 180 - 185

• ARQ CLARIN, 2021. 'OPENNESS AND PRIVACY IN THE RIGHT MEASURE', Vegetal sanctuary: 6 - 9

• CAPBA* Fascicles, 2023. 'HOUSE FRONT OF THE GREEN AREA', Housing in private urbanizations: 03, 14 - 17

•  ARQ CLARIN, 2023. 'BOXES THAT DESMATERIALIZE TO DILUTE THEIR LIMITS WITH THE LANDSCAPE', The last traces of MRA+A: 26

From 2016 to 2022, she served as a Lecturer for the Heritage and Rehabilitation Course at the University of Belgrano, where she not only shared her knowledge but also learned from the next generation of architects, continuously evolving her own approach.

Now based in the United Kingdom, Luciana works with an international clientele, merging Latin American design sensibility with the precision of the English approach and a global perspective. Her practice is flexible, reflective, and client-focused.

As a certified drone pilot, she captures landscapes, urban settings, and architectural marvels from unique aerial perspectives, bringing a fresh dimension to her design process and offering a distinctive view of the world.

*CAPBA: Association of Architects of Buenos Aires.

*CLARIN: Argentina’s most influential newspaper.