Daniel Gegúndez has been an Industrial Engineer from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia since 1999. He began his career as head of electrical and mechanical design in airport facilities. Later, he focused fully on the construction sector, particularly in Retail.

For 15 years, he contributed to Media Markt’s expansion in Spain as construction project manager for new stores. He also worked on refurbishments, modifications, and site scouting to support the expansion department.

During this time, he opened the group’s first store in China (Shanghai), collaborated on international expansion, and launched new brands and concepts in Spain (including the first Saturn stores). After this phase, he worked in offices and storage facilities for private clients (Self Storage), eventually taking on a leadership role at Numatec, collaborating across all these stages.

Today, Numatec is being revitalized by a team of young professionals who combine the company’s experience with innovation in engineering and architecture.

Jordi Safont-Tria is an architect from ETSA Barcelona (2004) and holds an Advanced Studies Diploma from UPC (2007). Between 2008 and 2009, he was a visiting scholar at Columbia University in New York, where he collaborated with Steven Holl on research published in the book “Steven Holl: Color Light Time.”

In 2009, he established his own practice in Barcelona. He has received various awards from institutions such as the COAC and the Association of Young Architects of Catalonia, and has won numerous national and international competitions, including the Llavaneres police station, the new Music School in Sabadell, and the new centrality of the twin cities of Valga and Valka on the Estonia-Latvia border.

In 2018, he merged his studio with Numatec SL to create a new office that combines architecture and engineering, aiming to foster creativity with rigor and provide complete services in building projects, urban planning, permits, and legalizations.