Juan A. Morillas

Director

Juan Alberto Morillas Martín is an architect and filmmaker, renowned for his innovative approach to sustainable architecture and his ability to merge design and storytelling in film. He currently serves as Head of Sustainable Design at Sisk, one of the leading construction companies, where he leads projects focused on sustainability and environmental efficiency.

He is the founder of Share Your Green Design, a pioneering platform promoting sustainable design practices, and co-founder of Loop Your Spare, an initiative driving the circular economy through resource reuse and optimisation. His global perspective on sustainability and commitment to innovation have established him as a key figure in both architecture and film.

As the director of this documentary, his ability to tell visual stories and his in-depth knowledge of sustainable architecture enrich the narrative, offering a unique perspective on how design and sustainability can transform our environments.

Piers Taylor

Presenter

Award-winning architect, design innovator and a familiar face in architectural broadcasting, Piers Taylor brings a unique perspective on space, form and sustainability. Best known for his work on BBC Two and Netflix with series such as The World's Most Extraordinary Homes, he blends deep architectural expertise with an insatiable curiosity for groundbreaking ideas in design and construction.

As the founder of Invisible Studio, his approach challenges conventions, embracing experimentation, efficiency and minimal environmental impact. Beyond practice, he has played a significant role in architectural education, serving as the inaugural Studio Master of the Design & Make programme at the Architectural Association's Hooke Park and lecturing at prestigious institutions worldwide.

With a background in academia and a reputation as a disruptive thinker, he is the perfect voice to lead this documentary exploration, where architecture, creativity and innovation converge to redefine the future of design.

Francisco Cifuentes

Presenter

Renowned Mallorcan architect Francisco Cifuentes Utrero is a leading figure in Mediterranean architecture and a foremost expert on Can Lis, the iconic residence designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon in Mallorca. Since 2025 he has been Full Professor of Architecture and Resources at ETH Zurich. His career seamlessly blends architectural practice with academic research.

In 2015 he earned a PhD in Architecture from UPC with his thesis La Lonja de Guillem Sagrera. The Hall of Merchants, awarded Summa Cum Laude. He has also taught at the School of Architecture of Reus (EAR) at Rovira i Virgili University (URV) and at the School of Architecture (ESARQ) of the International University of Catalonia (UIC).

As co-founder of Aulets Arquitectes, he has dedicated his work to exploring sustainable ways of inhabiting the landscape, using local materials and respecting the natural environment. His deep knowledge of Can Lis and his passion for Mediterranean architecture make him the ideal presenter for this documentary, offering expert insight and a profound connection to Utzon's legacy in Mallorca.

Juan Cruz-Guevara

Composer – Original Soundtrack

Acclaimed Spanish composer Juan Cruz-Guevara is a leading figure in contemporary classical music, known for his evocative and immersive compositions. His ability to blend orchestral depth with emotional storytelling has earned him prestigious accolades, including the Premio Reina Sofía de Composición Musical in 2018, one of the most esteemed awards in European music. His works have been performed by renowned orchestras, cementing his place on the international music scene.

He is a professor at the Conservatorio Superior de Música Victoria Eugenia in Granada, where he shapes the next generation of musicians. His versatility has led him to collaborate with world-class artists, including David Bisbal, for whom he orchestrated and arranged the acclaimed David Bisbal Filarmónico by Cosentino concert, adapting pop music into a grand symphonic experience.

As the composer of this documentary's original score, he crafts a sonic landscape that enhances the film's narrative, forging a profound connection between architecture, design and sound.

Line Nørskov Davenport

Presenter · Exhibition Director, Utzon Center

Line Nørskov Davenport is an architect, researcher, curator and Exhibition Director at the Utzon Center in Denmark, one of the leading international institutions dedicated to the study and dissemination of the architecture of Jørn Utzon, creator of the Sydney Opera House. She holds a PhD in Architecture and is recognised as one of the world's foremost experts on Utzon's life, travels and work. Her research has explored how the Danish architect's international journeys and cultural experiences shaped his creative thinking and some of the most significant works of 20th-century architecture.

As Exhibition Director of the Utzon Center, she leads exhibitions, publications, lectures and outreach initiatives that bring architecture to an international audience, combining academic research, curatorial sensitivity and a deep understanding of the cultural dimension of design. Her work stands out for exploring the relationship between architecture, place, landscape, art and human experience.

Regarded as one of the most authoritative contemporary voices on Jørn Utzon's legacy, she has made a decisive contribution to broadening the understanding of his thinking and his influence on modern architecture, establishing herself as a reference figure in the research, interpretation and international dissemination of his work.