Marc Ribert is an architect, scientific assistant and published fiction author.
He received his Diploma in Architecture with Extraordinary Award (Universidad de Navarra, 2020), his Master in Architecture with Honours and Luis Moya Award (Universidad de Navarra, 2021), and completed a semester module in Business and Management (IESE Business School, 2020). In 2021, he was awarded an Arquia Fellowship to train at TEd’A Arquitectes (Palma de Mallorca), where he worked on single and collective housing projects using local sandstone. In 2022, he joined Mangado&Asociados (Pamplona) as a project architect, delivering award-winning competitions (e.g. Museum Folch-Rusiñol in Cáceres, currently under construction), and leading the design and construction development of the BIOMA Museum of Natural Sciences.
In 2025, Marc graduated from the MAS in Architecture and Digital Fabrication at ETH Zürich, gaining experience in computational design, large-scale 3D printing and Artificial Intelligence. He is currently Coordinator of the Digital Theory and Culture Course (HS26) and Scientific Assistant at the Chair of Digital Building Technologies (2025), focusing on the intersection of Architecture, Language and Large Language Models.
His written work has been presented at scientific conferences (Design Modelling Symposium, 2026), and traditionally published (Editorial Círculo Rojo, 2018). His built work includes a Charity Pavilion for Cáritas Diocesana (Pamplona, 2019-2021), an apartment refurbishment (Andorra, 2020-2021) and an Ice-Cream Shop in Switzerland (Mulegns, 2025), designed and fabricated as part of his Master studies at ETH Zürich.