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Colaboraciones
ERRE Arquitectura
With a dedicated team of professionals, they have been working on residential, educational, sports, and public projects for over 20 years. Their approach to architecture is rooted in passion and respect.
Led by Amparo Roig, Jose Martí, and M. Ángeles Ros, ERRE arquitectura is a Valencia-based firm.
Each project presents a new challenge, with a focus on creating functional architectural solutions that enhance the lives of those who experience them. The team works with humility, continuously learning and improving with every project.
After 18 years of professional activity on Calle Salamanca, in 2018 ERRE arquitectura opened its current headquarters at Calle Maestro Gozalbo, 20, in the heart of Valencia’s Ensanche district. This new studio is designed to meet the current demands of the industry and the needs of an ever-growing team. Technology, design, and innovation converge to shape a workspace where the team continues to design, conceptualize, and bring ambitious architectural projects to life.
This collaboration has never ceased, and now they have decided to embark on a new project together: designing a custom, signature collection where the architects have unleashed their creativity to reimagine ceramic cladding.
In recent years, TAU Cerámica and ERRE have worked together on several projects where TAU’s ceramic products have consistently been a prominent choice for cladding. Their partnership solidified in the design of TAU Cerámica’s stand for the CEVISAMA 2020 international fair held in Valencia. Here, they took on a new approach to exhibition stands, driven by shared values of innovation and practicality. The result was an open stand featuring a ceramic canopy that defied gravity, creating a vast, open space without closing it off from the outside—a plaza concept designed for gatherings and events.