After finishing my Bachelor in Architecture in Mexico I began working for a project just outside Mexico City aiming towards a full Living Community Challenge certification. I serve as the LCC coordinator for the project.
As
an independent architect I have worked on bioconstruction projects
which made me fall in love with natural construction materials. To
expand on this passion I travelled to Finland to study wood design and
construction techniques, broadening the spectrum of design
possibilities.
In my spare time I enjoy hiking and spending time in nature, biking around to my hearts contempt. I love travelling at a human scale and discovering gems around the world that can only be found when I'm not looking.
Reserva Santa Fe, Mexico City, Project Coordinator
•Developing environmental regulations and strategies
•Material analysis.
•Production of Schematic Design, Design Development and Construction Drawings.
•Code analysis and city submittal plans.
•Coordinating the Living Community Challenge submittal process
Santa Maria Tlalaxco, Mexico City, Project Manager
•Material research.
•Analysis and application of building codes.
•Review of construction drawings.
•RFI requests and submittals.
Desarrollo y Ecologia, Mexico City, Junior Architect
•Design of small scale development.
•Shop drawings
•Coordination of the Living Community Challenge certification.
Aalto University, Otaniemi, FI, Wood Program
The Wood Program focuses on wood as a viable and versatile construction material. Through material experimentation and analysis, a final project is developed in an office setting. Students lead the design and construction process, from site analysis to on-site placement.
Universidad Iberoamericana, México Distrito Federal, MX, BArch, Architecture
Committed to the social problems of society where ethical and moral principles are the basis of development. Responsible individuals who comply with the assigned jobs according to abilities and virtues. Understanding the socioeconomic and
cultural characteristics of the country, among which the dichotomy of the great concentration in few cities versus the great dispersion of the population in thousands of human settlements, added to the great difference in the socioeconomic structure, with the consequent diversity of income of the population
and of lifestyles in each one of the regions. Contribute to good sustainable architecture, designing humanly habitable spaces taking into account the economic, cultural, aesthetic and sustainability aspects.