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Design and construction

Architectural works developed from concept to completion, integrating spatial research, material experimentation, and constructive precision in dialogue with social, environmental, and contextual conditions.

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rehabilitation

Architectural projects dedicated to the recovery and transformation of existing constructions and rural architectures, combining traditional knowledge, local materials, and contemporary techniques to sustain their living memory and continuity in the landscape.

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Collective Architectures

Architectural interventions carried out within cultural and educational programs conceived and directed by Fair Architecture, involving invited educators, students, or volunteers in collective building processes that transform and activate the place.

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technical assistance

Architectural processes that support assisted self-construction, providing technical guidance, material knowledge, and collaborative methods that strengthen local capacities and constructive cultures.

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Fair Architecture is the professional name under which architect and cultural manager Ana Asensio develops her architectural practice. The project brings together years of work at the intersection of architecture, culture, and community, rooted in the belief that building is both a technical and a social act.Trained as an architect (M.Arch, University of Granada) and Cultural Management Technician (UEMC), Ana studied between Granada, Venice, London, and Santiago de Chile. Her career has been shaped by an ongoing exploration of popular architecture, constructive cultures, and the social production of habitat—fields through which she investigates how local materials, community cooperation, and vernacular knowledge can inform contemporary practice.Over the past decade, she has founded and carried out numerous projects and initiatives where architecture acts as the core and connecting thread, explored through thought, culture, documentary practice, and curatorial work. Fair Architecture concentrates this experience into its architectural praxis, where reflection becomes construction and ideas take material form.Fair Architecture builds on this foundation as a working practice committed to fairer societies and healthier habitats. Its four lines of work—Design and Construction, Technical Assistance, Collective Architectures, and Rehabilitation—reflect a continuous effort to integrate design, craftsmanship, and community collaboration into a contemporary architectural language grounded in social and environmental responsibility.