MS DESIGN
Architects in Marbella Since 1971
Co-Creators of Puerto Banús
A Legacy of Architecture Shaping the Costa del Sol
ABOUT MS DESIGN
Founded in 1971 by renowned architect Marcos Sáinz, co-creator of Puerto Banús, MS Design & Architecture has played a defining role in the architectural evolution of Marbella and the Mediterranean coast
Thanks to the devoted collaboration of Maurice Sáinz and our multidisciplinary team of architects, interior designers, urban planners, and graphic designers, we create bespoke villas, commercial spaces, and large-scale urban developments across Spain and internationally.
ARCHITECTS IN MARBELLA
LATEST PROJECTS
With more than 50 years of experience, our studio continues to set the standard for luxury architecture through an approach rooted in elegance, innovation, and regional tradition. Our work blends light, proportion, materiality, and landscape to produce architecture that is timeless, functional, and emotionally resonant.
CORE MS DESIGN
OUR SIGNATURE PROJECTS
From Marbella’s most celebrated spaces to exclusive private estates, our studio has contributed to landmark destinations including: Puerto Banús, Playas del Duque, Marbella Club, La Zagaleta, El Madroñal, Sierra Blanca, El Real de La Quinta, Golf Los Naranjos, Valle del Este, Shanti Som, Swans International School, Kabuki
Discover how MS Design continues to shape the identity of Mediterranean luxury architecture.
CORE SERVICES
Urban Planning
Collective Architecture
Commercial Spaces
Interior Architecture
Project Management
Graphic DESIGN
"Architecture is to look at with the eyes of the soul"
Marcos Sainz, founder and principal architect of MS DESIGN, is categorical when he refers to creating and finishing any work.
«Every time we finish something, I experience an enormous sadness. Because I’m finishing my work — it means it is now complete — and it feels like it no longer belongs to me.
It’s like losing a part of yourself, a part that goes away. Of course, there is the satisfaction of a job well done, but finishing it always brings me sadness rather than happiness.»
Marcos Sáinz for BBC Media