With more than 15 years of experience across a diverse range of project typologies, Victor brings a grounded and holistic approach to architecture and urban design. Having worked across mixed-use, residential, hospitality and large-scale developments, he understands the complexities of projects not only as design challenges, but as opportunities to create places with long-lasting purpose and value.
Victor has been involved in every stage of the project journey — from early feasibility and strategic thinking through to design development, construction delivery and Advice During Construction (ADC). This breadth of experience has shaped a practical and
collaborative mindset, allowing him to navigate projects with both creativity and realism, always balancing vision with delivery.
Having worked internationally across Spain, China and Australia, Victor brings a culturally informed perspective to his work.
Exposure to different ways of living, building and shaping cities has provided him with a rich architectural and cultural understanding that continues to inform his approach to design. He values the opportunity to translate these diverse influences into projects that
are responsive, meaningful and deeply connected to place.
At the core of Victor’s approach is a long-standing interest in materialising ideas — transforming concepts into meaningful, buildable outcomes. He is driven by the belief that strong projects are founded on clear objectives, thoughtful vision and a genuine
understanding of why a place matters. For him, architecture is not simply about creating beautiful spaces, but about giving form to ideas that positively shape the way people live, connect and experience the built environment.
Working closely with clients, consultants and project teams, Victor values collaboration as an essential part of the design process. He is particularly passionate about projects that combine ambition with purpose — where thoughtful design can create real impact, respond to context and ultimately become places people genuinely connect with.
Awards
West End Residences - AIA NSW Architectural Awards
Result: Finalist
Year: 2020
West End Residences - Brick In Architecture
Result: Silver
Year: 2020
West End Residences - UDIA NSW Awards for Excellence
Result: Finalist
Year: 2020
View some projects Victor Torroglosa has worked on
An activated mixed use precinct in Castle Hill featuring residential, retail, commercial and open communal spaces for current and future communities.
The Timberyards is set to transform a Marrickville industrial precinct into a mixed-use build to rent, affordable housing and co-living precinct.
420 Forest Road in Hurstville is a masterplan blending residential, retail, and commercial spaces with community-focused courtyards.
The design will feature an outdoor plaza, public marketplace and village green that will create a vibrant community and play a key role in revitalising the Parramatta Road corridor.
This commercial development responds to its heritage context, whilst playing a key role in the future development of Parramatta CBD.
This residential development is a direct response to both the historical context and future desired character of the Rouse Hill area.
Part of a wider masterplan for this strategic site, Lot 4 is a build to rent project, providing approximately 360 apartments with high-level amenities and services.
A precinct that will be a catalyst for rejuvenation, a case study for future development within Marrickville, and a driver for local business and employment.
One of two residential buildings that make up the 'West End Residences' development in Glebe - The Foundry and The Arthouse - inspired by the rich site history and facilitating 'inner city' living.
A unique masterplanned community, driving Norwest's urban rejuvenation and promoting a connection between residents and nature.
One of two residential buildings that make up the 'West End Residences' development in Glebe - The Foundry and The Arthouse - inspired by the rich site history and facilitating 'inner city' living.
