COLL-LECLERC

Coll-Leclerc was founded in 1996 by Judith Leclerc and Jaime Coll. Their built work is the result of public architecture competitions, specializing in research in urban design, public housing and buildings in dense urban contexts. In 2007 they were selected from 100 international teams by Herzog & de Meuron - Ai Weiwei for the Ordos100 project in China. Coll-Leclerc’s work has appeared in more than 250 articles and has been exhibited in the Venice Architecture Biennale, the Spanish Architecture Biennale, DAM of Frankfurt, Arkitekturmuseet Stockholm, Arc-en-Rêve of Bordeaux, Art Basel, Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine of Paris, and Arizona State University. Judith Leclerc is an architect from Montreal and McGill graduate (B.Arch. 1992). She has lived in Paris and New York, but it is Barcelona where she established her professional practice Coll-Leclerc with Jaime Coll. They combine professional practice with teaching at the Barcelona School of Architecture and the Barcelona Studio of the University of Calgary. Jaime Coll has a Diploma in Architecture (1989) and Ph.D. (1994) from the Barcelona School of Architecture and was a Fulbright Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Columbia University (1994-96).