Ayesa strengthens its position in the built environment as a Top 100 Architect, and broadens its capabilities for smart cities and buildings

This year it has expanded its capabilities in smart cities and buildings with the acquisition of two engineering companies, in Madrid and Australia.

Ayesa continues to strengthen its position as a global leader in the built environment, securing a spot in the 2025 World Architecture Top 100 rankings and placing among the top 50 multidisciplinary engineering consultancies. For the second consecutive year, Ayesa ranks #74 among the world’s leading architecture firms—a testament to its innovative approach, technical excellence, and ability to deliver transformative projects worldwide.

Designing the future: Ayesa’s global impact

From cultural landmarks to cutting-edge sports venues and large-scale urban developments, Ayesa is shaping cities across continents:

• Saudi Arabia – Ayesa has been entrusted with the supervision of Aramco’s new stadium in Al Khobar, a world-class venue set to host the Asian Cup in 2027 and the FIFA World Cup in 2034.
• Poland – Ayesa is supervising the future Chopin Music Centre, a project that seamlessly integrates cultural heritage with modern design to create an inspiring space for the arts.
• Mexico – The company is bringing its project management expertise to mega real estate developments, playing a pivotal role in the evolution of urban infrastructure.
• Panama – After developing design stage, Ayesa is currently undertaking project management and supervision works for the new national MARTA museum in Panama City, which will be a landmark for the city.
• Spain – The project for the renovation of the neo-baroque style Malaga city hall, designed with a focus on innovation and cultural heritage preservation, integrates the vision of current national projects.
• UK & Ireland – Ayesa played a key role in delivering structural and geotechnical excellence for 1 Mayfair, one of London’s most prestigious real estate developments in decades. 1 Mayfair is currently one of London’s most valuable residential building.

Meeting the needs of tomorrow’s cities

As cities grow and evolve, the demand for smarter, more resilient, and sustainable infrastructure has never been greater. Ayesa is responding by integrating cutting-edge technologies, such as digital twin simulations and energy-efficient design, to future-proof urban developments while reducing environmental impact.

Recent strategic acquisitions have further strengthened Ayesa’s ability to deliver world-class solutions. The addition of CORE, a specialist in project management and Lean Construction, enhances efficiency and precision in complex developments. Meanwhile, ADP Consulting brings deep expertise in sustainable building design, allowing clients to benefit from industry-leading solutions in energy efficiency, Net Zero developments, and climate-responsive architecture. Notable projects include Melbourne’s first Living Building Challenge-certified shopping centre, Sydney’s tallest timber commercial tower, and Australia’s first large commercial office to achieve 6-Star Green Star accreditation

“These strategic moves are not just about growth—they’re about deepening our expertise and ensuring that our clients have access to the very best in project management, sustainability, and architectural innovation,” says Antonio Cubero Hernández, Director of the Building & Architecture Division for EMEA, Asia, and LATAM. “We are building a future where every project is smarter, more sustainable, and delivers lasting impact.”

As Ayesa continues to expand and evolve, its commitment to shaping the built environment with visionary, high-performance architecture remains at the forefront. With a growing global footprint and an ever-expanding suite of capabilities, Ayesa is set to redefine excellence in the industry for years to come.