PRODUCTORA is a Mexico City based architectural office founded by Abel Perles (1972, Argentina), Carlos Bedoya (1973, Mexico), Victor Jaime (1978, Mexico) and Wonne Ickx (1974, Belgium). PRODUCTORA´s work is distinguished by an interest in precise geometries, the production of legible projects and by the search for timeless buildings through their material and spatial resolutions.
 
PRODUCTORA has won many awards for its work, including the Architectural League Prize for Young Architects in 2007, the Emerging Voices Award in 2013, the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize for Emerging Architects in 2016 and the Grand Gold Medal at the Mexican Architectural Biennial in 2017. Amongst the many publications of the office, their first monograph by Arquine (2010) and the Monograph by 2G (2014) stand
out. The partners of PRODUCTORA have been teaching both in local Universities as well as abroad at UCLA, California, IIT in Chicago and Harvard GSD in Cambridge.
 
In 2011 PRODUCTORA founded, alongside curator and art critic Ruth Estevez, LIGA – Space for Architecture – Mexico City, a platform that promotes emerging Latin-American architecture.