Corona Amaral Senning has its origins in 1984, the year in which architects Antonio Corona Bosch, Arsenio Pérez Amaral, and Eustaquio Martínez García began their professional activity under their first name, N. Tres Arquitectos S.L. Over the years, the firm has undergone various changes in its name and corporate structure.

Currently, Corona Amaral Senning is owned by founding architects Antonio Corona Bosch and Arsenio Pérez Amaral, alongside partner Mark Senning.

Corona Amaral Senning is characterized by the pursuit of quality in architecture based on prioritizing the use of economically controlled resources and construction solutions to provide a balanced response to the environment, the location, and the user’s requirements.

The approach to projects is carried out, especially in the initial stages, with intense client participation, working in a coordinated manner with all agents involved in the production development processes: definition of the concept, site placement strategy, development of economic and construction strategies, and comparative study of alternatives, reaching all the way to interior design and industrial furniture design.

The construction development and project execution processes are carried out by integrating into Corona Amaral Senning‘s services the management and coordination with structural and engineering specialists, manufacturers and suppliers, selection of construction companies, project management, monitoring and quality control of the construction work, and after-sales service.

The fields of work developed focus not only on building construction but also on strategic planning, urban regeneration, and landscaping.

Since 2017, Corona Amaral Senning has completely adapted to the implementation of the Building Information Modeling (BIM) workflow, especially regarding cost control, the studio’s databases, collaborative work with specialized engineering companies, structures, and construction engineering, etc.

Throughout its professional history, Corona Amaral Senning has obtained various awards and distinctions, such as the first prize in the 5th edition of the Manuel de Oraá Architecture Prize from the Official Association of Architects of the Canary Islands, and the selection of the Jet Foil Maritime Station building for the II Biennial of Spanish Architecture; honorable mentions for various works in the 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 10th editions of the aforementioned Architecture Prize; as well as the Jury’s Mention for new builds dedicated to other uses between 2008 and 2017 for the Spa at the Hotel Mencey. In addition, the Tenerife North Airport project was selected for the “ON-SITE New Architecture in Spain” exhibition at the MoMA in New York in 2006, which was also exhibited in Madrid that same year.

The Urban Plan of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, an urban regeneration operation in Santa Cruz carried out between 1999 and 2001, won the “European Communities Award.” A retrospective exhibition of the works of Corona-Amaral Arquitectos organized by the Government of the Canary Islands called “Inserciones, Inmersiones” (Insertions, Immersions) was exhibited in the Canary Islands and Morocco in 2007. Since 2009, based on the studio’s experience in public space management and urban design, under the umbrella of the ADECOT Cooperation Project, strategic projects have been developed in various Moroccan cities such as Taroudant, Tiznit, Sidi Ifni, as well as in the Talborjt neighborhood of Agadir, where an urban regeneration intervention was completed with a large team of professionals from different disciplines.

Works such as the “El Médano Waterfront Promenade” (Tenerife), the refurbishment of the 18th-century “Franco de Castilla House” in La Laguna (Tenerife) to convert it into a notary’s office, or the “Jardín del Sol House” in Tacoronte (Tenerife)—published in numerous specialized magazines worldwide—form part of Corona Amaral Senning’s track record.

As local architects, Corona Amaral Senning has collaborated with other internationally prestigious architecture practices such as Herzog & de Meuron and Foster + Partners.

Honorable Mention in the 3rd, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th editions of the Manuel de Oraá y Arcocha Regional Architecture Prize.

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On the international stage, Corona Amaral Senning has collaborated as local architects with Herzog & de Meuron and Foster + Partners. On the national level, they have collaborated with Alberto Campo Baeza and with Canary-based teams such as Eustaquio Martínez, Virgilio Gutiérrez, etc.

Between 2008 and 2019, the studio implemented the ISO 9001 quality system and the ISO 14001 environmental quality system. Since 2017, the Building Information Modeling (BIM) system has been integrated into the work processes.