ABOUT US
¡Hi! We are Estudio Conjunto.
In our studio, located in Los Cabos, we strive to create reflective and inspiring spaces that reflect the unique identity of each client and their environment. We are passionate about using natural materials and their contemporary application, and we are committed to integrating each design harmoniously with its context.
We understand that each project is an opportunity to tell a story, and our approach to architecture is to listen to our clients' needs and create functional, beautiful, and meaningful spaces. We are inspired by the beauty of natural materials and traditional craftsmanship, and we strive to create designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also contemporary and timeless.
We believe in the power of collaboration and work closely with our clients, contractors, and other stakeholders to ensure that each project is completed to meet all needs. Our goal is to provide the highest level of service and quality, and we believe that the relationships we build with our clients are as important as the spaces we create.
We understand that each project is an opportunity to tell a story, and our approach to architecture is to listen to our clients' needs and create functional, beautiful, and meaningful spaces. We are inspired by the beauty of natural materials and traditional craftsmanship, and we strive to create designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also contemporary and timeless.
We believe in the power of collaboration and work closely with our clients, contractors, and other stakeholders to ensure that each project is completed to meet all needs. Our goal is to provide the highest level of service and quality, and we believe that the relationships we build with our clients are as important as the spaces we create.
Services
Architectural concept design
Architectural design development
Construction Documents
Construction administration
Interior design
Art selection
Furniture design and fabrication
Architectural research
Site analysis and selection
Elisa Murillo
Elisa was born in Mexico City and has been residing in Los Cabos since 2021. Her work reflects an interest in using construction techniques with traditional materials in a contemporary manner, integrating the natural and built context into her projects.
A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at UNAM, she worked with Foster + Partners on the Apple Campus project in California. Afterwards, she collaborated for six years at Mauricio Rocha's Architecture Workshop, where she stood out as a project leader in the Remodeling and Expansion of the Anahuacalli Museum and the Álvaro Carrillo Cultural Center.
She also led a brigade after the 2017 earthquake in Chinameca, Morelos. In 2022, she founded Estudio Conjunto with Arturo Ojeda, where she now creates residential, cultural, and recreational spaces.
A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at UNAM, she worked with Foster + Partners on the Apple Campus project in California. Afterwards, she collaborated for six years at Mauricio Rocha's Architecture Workshop, where she stood out as a project leader in the Remodeling and Expansion of the Anahuacalli Museum and the Álvaro Carrillo Cultural Center.
She also led a brigade after the 2017 earthquake in Chinameca, Morelos. In 2022, she founded Estudio Conjunto with Arturo Ojeda, where she now creates residential, cultural, and recreational spaces.
Arturo Ojeda
Arturo is originally from La Paz, Baja California Sur, and graduated as an architect from the Instituto Tecnológico de La Paz in 2015. For five years, he collaborated at the office of Mauricio Rocha and Gabriela Carrillo, standing out in projects such as the exhibition design for "The Great Animal Orchestra" at the Cartier Museum in France, Casa Tepoztlán, and the Cuatro Cuatros Winery in Ensenada.
After the 2017 earthquake, he joined volunteer brigades in Morelos, which sparked his interest in vernacular architecture. In 2021, he returned to San José del Cabo to start his independent career, co-founding Estudio Conjunto with Elisa Murillo. The following year, he won the Jóvenes Creadores grant awarded by FONCA to create the first collaborative archive of traditional architecture in Baja California Sur. Currently, he is working on the development of the first book on traditional housing in the region.
After the 2017 earthquake, he joined volunteer brigades in Morelos, which sparked his interest in vernacular architecture. In 2021, he returned to San José del Cabo to start his independent career, co-founding Estudio Conjunto with Elisa Murillo. The following year, he won the Jóvenes Creadores grant awarded by FONCA to create the first collaborative archive of traditional architecture in Baja California Sur. Currently, he is working on the development of the first book on traditional housing in the region.
