PRODUCTORA is an architecture studio founded in 2006. Currently the firm is run by partners Carlos Bedoya, Victor Jaime and Wonne Ickx, and associate Natalia Badía. Their first larger public project, the Teopanzolco Cultural Center, received the Oscar Niemeyer Award for Latin American Architecture (2018), the International Prize at the Biennial of Architecture of Quito (2018) and the Simon Architecture Prize (2018). PRODUCTORA has a strong interest in working within historical contexts or existing buildings. Their office is located at Laguna, a former textile factory that has slowly been transformed. Laguna received the Pan American Award at the Quito Biennial (2024) and was recognized by the Architectural Review (New into Old Awards, 2023). Rooftop Prim, a lightweight intervention within a historic building in downtown Mexico City received an AIA-New York Design Award (2021). Since 2015, they have been established in the US and completed residential projects in Los Angeles, Denver, St. Louis, and New York. In 2022, PRODUCTORA delivered the net-zero office building, The Houston Endowment Headquarters, Texas, in collaboration with KDA.