Artur Carulla

Artur is driven by a commitment to advance regenerative practices within the built environment, leading the practice’s sustainability strategy while overseeing a diverse portfolio of work that spans from large scale regeneration to institutionally funded research.

Artur is currently leading several high-profile projects, including the redevelopment of an airport site into a regenerative neighbourhood, the nature-led expansion of The Wimbledon Championships, a masterplan for a university-led innovation district in Cambridge, a significant Passivhaus development in central London and a low-carbon corporate headquarters in The City. In addition, he is also overseeing a net-zero research commission for the Mayor of London.

In the past, Artur has also led several projects where Allies and Morrison served as both architect and developer, including the extension of their own London studios. This project, delivered more than a decade ago, pioneered the use of structural cross-laminated timber for multi-storey commercial buildings in the United Kingdom.

Artur was raised in Barcelona and earned his architectural qualifications from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia and the Architectural Association in London. He later pursued further studies in urban planning at Columbia GSAPP and corporate finance at the London Business School.