Alejandra de Juan holds a degree in Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV) and an MBA in Marketing and Sales from EDEM Business School. She joined ERRE in 2014 and currently serves as Director of Residential and Hospitality Projects. Her professional experience spans heritage conservation, architectural renovation, and the design of distinctive spaces that balance contemporary needs with the character and identity of existing buildings. Among her most notable projects are the Hortensia Herrero Art Centre and the Grand Hotel Centenari Valencia (Autograph Collection by Marriott, operated by ACHM Hotels). The latter reflects her commitment to sensitive architectural transformation, where historic preservation, contemporary hospitality, and bespoke interior design come together to create spaces with a strong sense of identity and character.
ERRE is an architecture studio based in Valencia, Spain, led by architect partners Jose Martí, Amparo Roig, and M. Ángeles Ros. With over 25 years of experience, its multidisciplinary team delivers a diverse range of projects across the workplace, sports and entertainment, urban planning, cultural, residential, and hospitality sectors, with technology and sustainability at the core of its design approach. In recent years, the studio has completed some of Spain’s most ambitious developments, including Roig Arena and Mercadona Campus. More recently, ERRE, in collaboration with Sener and RSHP, was awarded the competition to design Valencia’s new Central Railway Station and is currently leading the transformation of the Port of Valencia. ERRE also has extensive experience in architectural heritage conservation and adaptive reuse, having restored several historic buildings, including those that now house the Hortensia Herrero Art Centre and the Grand Hotel Centenari Valencia, operated by ACHM Hotels by Marriott. www.errearquitectura.com
