LGZ is a design collective based in Monterrey, México. A group of several offices and individuals that dynamically rearranges itself depending on each design challenge. Our line-up includes architects, civil engineers, builders, sculptors, artists, graphic designers, programmers, industrial designers.
We believe both in specialization and a broad vision, both in theoretical analysis and a experimental synthesis. We believe as much in science as we believe in art.

2006. Historic national first place. EGEL-IC (Civil Engineering) CENEVAL Board. México.
2002. Third place. National contest "Sedersi nel terzo millenio". Italy.
2000. First place. "Public elementary school model for Nuevo León". Cátedra Luis Barragán. México.
1999. National champion team. Association for Computing Machinery programming contest. World finalist. Eindhoven, Netherlands.
1998. National champion team. Association for Computing Machinery programming contest. World finalist. Atlanta, USA.
1997. First place. National literary creation contest. ITESM. México.

Adrián Treviño.
2001. Architecture. Tecnológico de Monterrey. México.

Ana Santos.
1999. Master in Theory and History of Architecture. Universidad Politecnica Cataluña. Barcelona, Spain.
1998. Silver Medal. V Mexican Architecture Biennale: Ladera House with Roxana Chávez.
1995. Architecture. Tecnológico de Monterrey. México.

Daniel Lara Ballesteros.
2006-2007. FONCA Young Creators Fellowship. México.
2005. Exposition in ARCO Festival. Madrid, Spain.
2001. Visual Arts. Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. México.

Jeroen Keijman.
1999. Master in Theory and History of Architecture. Universidad Politecnica Cataluña. Barcelona, Spain.
1997. Architecture. Henry Van de Velde Institute. Antwerp, Belgium.

Lena de la Torre.
2002. Creative Process for Designers. Central Saint Martins College of Art. London, England.
2002. Master in Design del Prodotto d'Arredo. Accademia Italiana. Firenze, Italy.
1997. Architecture. Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León. México.

Oscar Fdo. Mendoza Lozano.
2006. Civil engineering. Tecnológico de Monterrey. México.
2004. Structural engineering diploma. Tecnológico de Monterrey. México.
2001. Architecture. Tecnológico de Monterrey. México.

Paola Ruffo.
1995. Architecture. Tecnológico de Monterrey. México.