On Thursday, September 17, M300 —MINIM group’s cultural space within the bulthaup Barcelona showroom— hosted the third session of the Constellations series, featuring ADR Projects, an architecture studio based in Sant Feliu de Guíxols on the Costa Brava.

ADR Projects was born out of friendship, family ties, and a desire to build a bespoke way of life. Comprising a young, close-knit team, the studio has turned its passion for architecture into a shared life project inspired by travel, the Mediterranean, sports, long conversations, and people with a sensitive outlook. Leading the firm are architects and founding partners Adrià Tortajada and David Tortajada, alongside Raquel Güell, who oversees administration and management.

For this third event in the series, the team mapped out their own "constellation": the connections and everyday experiences that define who they have become throughout their journey—moving far beyond a mere presentation of finished projects. ADR delved deeply into the family bond uniting the three partners both within and outside the realm of architecture. They also explored their relationship with music and extreme endurance sports; the discipline of training and daily organization enables them to create an open, honest architecture that fosters spaces for connection within their projects.

On stage, the Tortajada brothers were accompanied during their talk by a setting featuring two 45 Chairs by House of Finn Juhl, the wooden Fa lamp, edited by Numon, and the Pelican side table, also by Finn Juhl.

As with every Constellations session, Cellers Perelada offered attendees a glass of wine at the conclusion of the event.

About ADR Projects
ADR Projects is an architecture studio based in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, on the Costa Brava, founded by architects Adrià Tortajada and David Tortajada, together with Raquel Güell, in charge of administration and management. More than a company, the studio has built an environment where work, life and team go hand in hand, always from a young, approachable take on architecture.