| BELÉN MONEO FEDUCHI
Belén creció en Madrid y ha vivido en los EE.UU. durante 16 años, tanto en Nueva York como en Princeton New Jersey y Olimpia, Washington. Inició sus estudios en la Universidad de Harvard donde cursó las diplomaturas de Historia del Arte y Artes Visuales. Después de graduarse en 1988 con la calificación de Magna Cum Laude en Harvard, se matriculó en la Universidad de Arquitectura, Urbanismo y Restauración de la Universidad de Columbia en Nueva York y en 1991 obtuvo el Master en Arquitectura. Entre su graduación y el inicio de la práctica profesional del Estudio Moneo Brock en 1993, trabajó para los Arquitectos Smith-Miller + Hawkinson de Nueva York. Desde el 1998 al 2001 fue profesora de proyectos en la Universidad de Columbia del curso denominado Nueva York / Paris. Es colegiada del Colegio de Arquitectos de Madrid.
Jeff vivió en Wilmington, Delaware,
Bruselas y Londres antes de asistir a la Universidad de Princeton donde
se diplomó en Arquitectura. En 1985, tras diplomarse, se trasladó
a Nueva York y comenzó a trabajar con el Arquitecto Robert Marino.
Después de tres años en el estudio, acudió a la
Universidad de Arquitectura, Urbanismo y Restauración de la Universidad
de Columbia en Nueva York donde obtuvo el Master en Arquitectura en
el año 1991. Durante el periodo transcurrido entre su graduación
y la constitución del Estudio Moneo Brock, Jeff trabajó
en proyectos e instalaciones en Nueva York y Connecticut por cuenta
propia. Está inscrito como arquitecto en los estados de Washington
y Nueva York. |
BELÉN MONEO FEDUCHI Belén grew up in Madrid, although she spent some years in New York City, Princeton, New Jersey and Olympia, Washington. Her undergraduate years were spent in Harvard University, where she majored in Art History and Visual Arts. After graduating from Harvard in 1988 she attended Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation and received a Masters in Architecture in 1991. Between graduating and starting Moneo Brock Studio, she worked for Smith-Miller+Hawkinson Architects in New York. She was an Assistant Professor in the New York/Paris Program at Columbia University in New York from 1998 to 2001. She is a registered architect in Spain.
Jeff lived in Wilmington, Delaware, Brussels,
Belgium, and London, England, before attending Princeton University
where he majored in Architecture. In 1985 he moved to New York City
and began work with Robert Marino Architect. After three years at this
office he attended Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture,
Planning, and Preservation and received a Masters in Architecture in
1991. In the interim between graduation and the formation of the Moneo
Brock partnership, Jeff worked on architecture projects and art installations
in New York and Connecticut. He is a registered architect in New York
State and Washington D.C. |

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PUBLICATIONS
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| Feb '09 | |
| Feb '09 | "BEST SPA AWARD 2009" |
| Jan '09 | FIN DE SEMANA nº 6.024, Spain |
| Jan '09 | Spain |
| Jan '09 | CRÍTICA nº 103, Spain |
| Jan '09 | GLASS ISSUE, China |
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| '09 | PUBLICATIONS, Spain |
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| '09 | ARQUITECTURA MADRID, Holand |
| Dec '08 | TIMES, USA, "Columbia to Finish Section of Campus, 113 Years Later" |
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| Mar '08 | CRÍTICA nº 95, Spain |
| Jan '08 | Spain |
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| '08 | nº 3, Spain |
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| Jan '08 | Spain |
| Sep '03 | COCINA GLASÉ published in CASA VIVA nº 77, Spain |
| Jun '03 | COCINA GLASÉ, CHROMODULAR
& BROOME STREET LOFT published in EL MUNDO M2, Spain |
| Jun '03 | CHROMODULAR published in NUEVO
ESTILO DISEÑO ARQUITECTURA nº 60, Spain |
| Jun '03 | CHROMODULAR published in EL PAIS SEMANAL nº 1.392, Spain |
| Mar '03 | CHROMODULAR published in ELLE DECO nº 195, Spain |
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| Dec '02 | CHROMODULAR published in INDUSTRIAS & DISEÑO nº 42, Spain |
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| Sep '01 |
APARTAMENTOS DE NUEVA YORK, |
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| Aug '00 | LOFT PUBLICATION, Spain |
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| Sep '93 | B.B. DAKOTA published in ARCHITECTURAL RECORD:INTERIORS ISSUE, USA |
| PROJECTS | |
| March '08 - present | MUSEUM FUNDACION TELEFONICA, Madrid |
| Jan '08 - present | RESTAURANT LANBROA and CAFE DE LA
REINA Hotel Reina Petronila, Zaragoza |
| May '07 - present | THREE SINGLE FAMILY HOUSES, Sevilla la Nueva, Madrid |
| April '06 - present | VILLA, Marbella, Malaga |
| April '05 - present | 90 BLOCK HOUSING IN MANRESA, Barcelona |
| Feb '05 - present | GLASS PAVILION AND PARK, Cuenca |
| Jan '02 - Jan '08 | |
| April'04 - March '08 | |
| Sep. '03 | |
| May '03 - June '05 | |
| Nov '02 - present | |
| Sep '02 - June '08 | |
| Jul. '02 - Sep. '03 | ATICO, Madrid |
| May '00 - April '02 | |
| Oct '99 - Aug '02 | |
| April '01 - Nov '01 | |
| May '99 - May '00 | |
| April '99- Dec. '99 | |
| April '99- Dec. '99 | |
| Jan '98 - June '99 | |
| May '98 - Feb. '99 | |
| May '97 - Nov '01 | |
| Jan '97- Dec. '98 | |
| Jan '97- Dec. '98 | |
| July '93 - Dec. '94 | |
| May '93 - Dec. '94 | |
WORK IN COLLABORATION WITH RAFAEL MONEO |
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| Sep '05- present | New York City |
| Jan '97- June '02 | |
| June '97 - July '02 | Bloomfield Hills, Michigan |
| June '97 - June '99 | Bloomfield Hills, Michigan |
| Dec. '93 - Feb '95 |
| MONEO
BROCK STUDIO
Belén Moneo Feduchi y Jeff Brock formaron
MONEO BROCK STUDIO en 1993 en Nueva York, cuando colaboraron profesionalmente
por primera vez en la realización de un loft en Tribeca. Hasta
el final del 2001 realizaron cinco lofts más en Manhattan, una
casa en Maine, y una casa de campo en Estocolmo.
En paralelo han trabajado para el estudio de Rafael Moneo. En Diciembre de 1993 se trasladaron durante dos años a Estocolmo donde dirigieron el proyecto para el nuevo Museo de Arte Moderno y Arquitectura. En este proyecto fueron responsables no solo del desarrollo de los detalles constructivos, y de la supervisión de la obra, sino también de numerosos elementos del interiorismo y mobiliario. En 1997 continúan trabajando con Rafael Moneo en el proyecto de la nueva Residencia para la Embajada de España en Washington D.C. y en 1998 comienzan el desarrollo de un nuevo edificio de talleres para la Academia de Arte de Cranbrook en Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Ambos edificios fueron terminados en el año 2002. A finales de 2001 la oficina se desplazó a Madrid para comenzar a trabajar en el proyecto del Palacio Termal en el Balneario de Panticosa en el Pirineo Aragonés, finalizado en 2008. El nuevo edificio se construye en la ladera de la montaña, mimetizándose con el paisaje, en un entorno privilegiado. El complejo, de aproximadamente 8.500 m2 alberga un gimnasio, un centro de hidroterapia, un solarium, salas de relajación, piscinas termales y otros espacios destinados al recreo y al descanso. En el 2003 participaron en la redacción del anteproyecto de un complejo deportivo para el Club Estudiantes de Madrid para una parcela de 64.000 m2 en el nuevo barrio madrileño de Sanchinarro. Además de un gran pabellón deportivo para seis chanchas de baloncesto el edificio principal consta de piscina olímpica climatizada, gimnasio, spa y otras instalaciones. Durante el 2003 comenzaron a trabajar en dos proyectos en El Escorial, Madrid, ambos completados en el 2008: una casa unifamiliar entre pinos en el monte del barrio de Abantos frente al Monasterio, y una pequeña casa de apartamentos en el centro histórico del pueblo con una fachada antigua a conservar. En 2008 han finalizado el proyecto de una gasolinera en San Agustín de Guadalix, Madrid. Al mismo tiempo desarrollaban el anteproyecto de un edificio de 72 viviendas en Manresa, Barcelona. En fase de ejecución trabajan en colaboración directa con Rafael Moneo y el estudio Davis Brody Bond en un nuevo edificio de laboratorios para la Universidad de Columbia (New York), el Centro Interdisciplinario De Ciencias. El edificio, que se finalizará en otoño de 2010, está siendo erigido en el último solar disponible del campus de McKim, Mead and White.
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MONEO BROCK STUDIO Belén Moneo Feduchi and Jeff Brock formed MONEO BROCK STUDIO in 1993 in New York, when they first collaborated professionally on a project for a loft in Tribeca, in New York City. By the end of 2001 they had built seven more lofts, a house in Maine and a house in the countryside outside of Stockholm, Sweden. At the same time they worked for the Studio of Rafael Moneo. In December of 1993 they moved for two years to Stockholm where they directed the project of the New Museums of Modern Art and Architecture. In this work they developed details of the buildings’ construction as well as designs and details for its furnishings and interiors. In 1997 they continued work with Rafael
Moneo on the project for the new residence for the Embassy of Spain
in Washington D.C. and in 1998 they began to develop the design for
a new building of studios and workshops for the Cranbrook Academy
of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Both buildings were finished
in 2002. In 2003 they began work on two projects in El Escorial, Madrid, both of which were completed in 2008. One is a 5,000 square foot single-family house among pine trees opposite the monastery of El Escorial, while the other is a small apartment building in the historic center of the town incorporating a protected façade. Also completed this year is a new gas station for the town of San Agustín de Guadalix, 21 miles outside of Madrid. Finished in May 2010 is a steel and glass pavilion and a park in the city of Cuenca. The pavilion of 33,360 square feet is to house the events of the annual town fair, as well as the weekly market. The pavilion is composed of 23 modules, each an identical or symmetrical distorted pentagon. Also beginning construction is a Museum project for Telefónica. The Museum will be housed in one of Madrid’s more emblematic buildings, situated in Gran Via and built during the 1920’s in the heart of the city. The 92,500 square foot museum is distributed on three floors connected by an engaging sculptural stair. Also under construction is the restaurant LANBROA in the Hotel Reina Petronila in Zaragoza while the cafeteria has been inaugurated in December 2009. In development is a 90-unit housing project in Manresa, Barcelona, as well as three houses in the town of Sevilla la Nueva, a suburb of Madrid, and another villa in Marbella, Malaga. Of the various competitions in which they have participated, it is worth mentioning -although the project will not be built- the sports facilities in Sanchinarro in which they were awarded first place. Currently they are collaborating with Rafael Moneo in the design of the INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE BUILDING for Columbia University in the City of New York. The building is under construction on the last remaining site of the McKim, Mead and White campus, and will be completed in the summer 2010. Among the numerous design and furniture
pieces they have developed is the complete series of lavatories and
bathroom fixtures FRONTALIS for Roca Sanitarios, the armchair FUN
FAN for Jacinto USAN, the kitchen GLASÉ for BD and the polycarbonate
shelves CHROMODULAR, all of which are presently being manufactured
in Spain. |
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28002 MADRID, MADRID
t: 91-563-8056
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| May '06 | FUN FAN ARMCHAIR for JACINTO USAN |
| July '03 - Apr. '05 | BATHROOM SERIES 'FRONTALIS' for ROCA with RAFAEL MOENO |
| Sep. '03 | FURNITURE PROTOTYPES for STANDART EXHIBITION |
| April '03 | COCINA GLASÉ by B.D. MADRID |
| July '00 | PLEXIMESA |
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| Dec. '96- Feb. '97 | ARCHITECTURE MUSEUMS IN STOCKHOLM |