Alejandro Beautell

C. Señor de las Tribulaciones, 11, 38001 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spagna

Beautell Arquitectos is a respected architectural design studio based in Spain, founded and passionately led by Alejandro and Fernando Beautell. Both architects, with extensive experience in the industry, collaborate both individually and synergistically, leading a highly qualified and multidisciplinary team. The studio's philosophy is based on excellence and innovation, committed to creating distinctive architectural projects of high quality in various scales and contexts. Specializing in a wide range of architectural and planning disciplines, Beautell Arquitectos stands out for their ability to integrate creativity, functionality, and sustainability in every project. With a client-oriented approach and a deep understanding of clients' needs and aspirations, the studio is dedicated to creating tailored architectural solutions that exceed expectations. Through their commitment to professional excellence and continuous pursuit of new challenges, Beautell Arquitectos has earned a reputation for trust and success in the field of architecture and design.

PROJECTS

Rebuilding the Alcalá Church: Reviving Tradition and Memory

The traditional church of Alcalá, under the protection of the Virgin of Candelaria, initially closed for safety reasons and finally demolished in 2011, is finally being rebuilt thanks to the deep desire of the townspeople to recover the memory of the hermitage that disappeared

Stella Maris Chapel located among fishermen's self-built houses

A sacred space for the Virgen del Carmen, protector of sailors in the fishing village El Pris on the island of Tenerife: the Stella Maris Chapel

The house Tabares de Cala reclaims its function after decades of neglect

The single-family house, located in the historic center of the city of La Laguna, Tenerife, has been in a state of complete abandonment for decades now: the intervention returns it to its original use as a single-family home

Casa La Toscalera. The evolution of a traditional Canarian house-patio but without erasing the essence of the place

We are in El Toscal, a somewhat forgotten neighborhood of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, declared a historic site but without a special urban plan. The project concerns the renovation of a 1912 house in a state of disrepair, Casa La Toscalera