Liceo

Lluís Dilmé is a Catalan architect who has undertaken numerous pre-eminent projects, focusing in particular on the refurbishment of theatres. Together with Ignasi de Solà-Morales, Xavier Fabré and Eulàlia Serra, he took part in the reconstruction of Barcelona's Liceo opera theatre after the fire that consumed it in 1994. They won the Premio Nacional de la Generalitat award in the category of Heritage for this project.

Architects Xavier Fabré and Lluís Dilmé began their professional careers in 1988 in the Fabré & Dilmé studio, where they undertook architectural projects for multiple public and private spaces. Fabré worked with Dilmé, Solà-Morales and Serra on theatre projects such as the reconstruction of Barcelona's Liceo opera house.

Interior architect and graduate of the Parsons School of Design and Columbia University, Eulàlia Serra has undertaken major projects in Barcelona such as the refurbishment of the Gran Teatro del Liceo and Palacio de Pedralbes. From 1995 to 2001, she served as vice-president of FAD. Eulàlia Serra is also an expert in applied arts and an accomplished exhibition curator.

Ignasi de Solà-Morales was a respected architect and university professor, author of important projects such as the reconstruction of Mies van der Rohe's German pavilion for the Universal Exhibition in Barcelona (1929) and the expansion and reconstruction project of Barcelona's Liceo opera house, for which he received the Premio Nacional de la Generalitat award in the category of Heritage. He made a substantial contribution to the field of architectural history, theory and criticism.