Miguel joined Burrell Foley Fischer in 2024 and is currently contributing to a number of the studio’s projects, including Great Yarmouth Winter Gardens, Malvern Theatres and Bromley Little Theatre.

He graduated with honors from the School of Architecture in Valladolid, Spain in 2003, and has since gained international experience working in France, Spain, and Sweden. In 2015, he relocated to London, where he has worked with several practices, including Haworth Tompkins, further developing his expertise in cultural and performance architecture.

Before moving to the UK, Miguel co-founded Escribano Rosique Arquitectos, a practice that was successful in a few European competitions and completed some small residential projects. He also has teaching experience in Spain and Sweden.

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