"MAIO is an architectural office operating since 2012 and based in Barcelona, which work, linked to feminist studies, explores alternative and inclusive domestic architectures able to redefine former biased structures. Among other projects, they have explored new models of collective living in the recently finished social housing building in Sant Feliu or they have set up an urban kitchen for Mes que Cures, the union of care workers of Poble Sec in Barcelona. MAIO’s work has been published in magazines such as Monocle, Domus, Architecture d’Aujourd’hui, A+U, Archi­tectural Review and Detail among others, and exhibited at the MOMA of New York, the Royal Academy of London, the Art Institute of Chicago and Storefront for Art and Architecture. The work has been awarded several times inclu­ding: FAD Opinion Award 2017 for Architecture, FAD Award 2016 for Ephemeral Interventions, FAD Award 2015 for Thought and Criticism, FAD Opinion Award 2013 for Interior Design and Arquia/Proxima Award 2014."