Amarillo Studio

Amarillo Studio is a Spanish architecture office founded in 2006 by Miguel Luengo Angulo and based in Majadahonda, on the western edge of Madrid. It describes its work as an attempt to interpret the gap between architecture and society, relating the discipline to education, research and other fields rather than treating it as a self-contained craft.

Its projects range from single-family houses such as Casa C, Casa K and Casa M to apartment blocks, a sports pavilion in San Pedro Alcántara, medical centres, hotels and tourism buildings including the Tourism Innovation Hub. In 2026 the studio designed the architecture of Guatemala Diseña con las Manos, the INGUAT pavilion made with Idonika for the 5VIE district during Milan Design Week, a modular structure wrapped in two Maya textile skins.