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I was born in Bucaramanga, Colombia where I worked for many years as an architect and as a teacher at the school of architecture of the Universidad de Santo Tomas de Aquino. In 2001, I immigrated to the United States and since, I have worked in architectural design and master planning of multifamily residential, mixed use communities, student housing, military housing, and senior living communities for firms of architecture in the Dallas area. I am a registered architect in the Republic of Colombia, the State of Texas, NCARB certified and an accredited professional by the CNU - The Congress for the New Urbanism of which I am a member. As an architect my main interests are architectural design, theory of architectural composition, history, urbanism and the relationship between architecture and the city.
BGO ARCHITECTS, PROJECT DESIGNER - Contract Position
Programing, Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Drawings, Master Planning, Client Management Consultant Coordination.
CSD Architects, PROJECT ARCHITECT
Programing, Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Drawings, Master Planning, Client Management Consultant Coordination.
Humphreys and Partners Architects, SENIOR DESIGNER
Programing, Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Drawings, Master Planning, Client Management Consultant Coordination.
Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino, PROFESSOR
Architectural Design and Composition, History and Urban Design.
Studio Leader.
MARVAL S.A., DIRECTOR DEPARTAMENTO DE ARQUITECTURA
Design Principal.
Management of the Studio
Development of projects from conceptual stages through construction drawings and construction supervision.
University of Miami, THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF NEW URBANISM
Introduction
Unit 1: A Crisis of Place and the Alternative of the New Urbanism
• A Crisis Of Place
• The Causes and Costs of Sprawl
• Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) vs. Conventional Suburban Development (CSD)
• The New Urbanism alternative
The Region: Metropolis, City, and Town
Unit 2: Boundaries & Centers, Economics & Mobility
Unit 3: Ecology & Built Legacy
Unit 4: Diversity, Infill & Greenfields
The Neighborhood, the District, and the Corridor
Unit 5: Definitions & Traditional Neighborhood Planning Principles
Unit 6: Pedestrian Shed, Transit & Highways
Unit 7: Civic Institutions, Public Space, & Codes
The Block, the Street, and the Building
Unit 8: Architecture, Local Culture and Community Identity
Unit 9: Public Realm, Pedestrian Life & Public Safety
Unit 10: Green Building & Historic Preservation
Implementing New Urbanism
Unit 11: Implementing New Urbanism
• Charrettes
• Market Demand
• Finance
• Land Development
• Marketing
• Parking
