(Santiago, 1954). Achitect summa cum laude, Universidad Católica de Chile, 1980. In 1984 he founds, together with Antonia Lehmann, Izquierdo Lehmann Architects. He has designed several projects for different programs and clients, including agricultural services, educational, commercial, housing and office buildings, more than 80 houses, interior architecture, chairs, objects, and constructive systems. Many of this works have been published worldwide and presented in biennals, exhibitions and conferences in Santiago, Buenos Aires, Quito, Cartagena de Indias, Sao Paulo, Madrid, Tokio, Boston, and in the MoMA of New York.

He has been professor and member of the Academic Board of the Universidad Católica. His work has been honoured with several prizes including the National Architecture Award (2004). He has written extensively on architectural theory. His main texts are De ética y arquitectura, Arquitectura y ciudad, Sobre la planta en arquitectura and Arquitectura y Negocios.

(Santiago, 1982). Architect summa cum laude, Universidad Católica de Chile, 2009. MSc in AAD with honors, Columbia University, 2014.

Since 2008 he works as an independent architect in projects of different scales and programs, public and private. In 2012 he joins Izquierdo Lehmann Architect as a third partner.

His work has been exhibited, published and awarded in different media of Latin America, Europe, USA and Asia, including the House of the Year award (2017, Lujubiana), nominated to the MCHAP prize for the best work built in America (2016-2018), and chosen as Design Vanguard 2020 by Architectural Record Magazine. He has lectured in Chile, USA and Japan. He is professor in Practice of the Universidad Católica and writes theory and architectural critic in different media.

(Santiago, 1955). Achitect summa cum laude, Universidad Católica de Chile, 1982. After working with Christian de Groote, in 1984 she founds, together with Luis Izquierdo, Izquierdo Lehmann Architects.

She has designed around 40 houses, beside several projects for different programs and clients, including agricultural services, commercial, interior architecture and furniture objects. Many of this works have been published worldwide and presented in biennals, exhibitions and conferences in Santiago, Buenos Aires, Quito, Cartagena de Indias, Sao Paulo, Madrid, Tokio, Boston, and in the MoMA of New York.

She has been professor at the Universidad Católica and Andrés Bello. Her work has been honored with several prizes including the National Architecture Award (2004). In 2010 she was named Director of the Advisory Board for the Chilean New Urban Policy and since 2014 she is member of the National Committee for Urban development.