Gabriel Hernández (Canary Islands, Spain) is an architect, researcher and educator. His work pivots on graphic tools and creative processes, focusing on the global scale of the connections between architecture, art, design and landscape. He is currently an Adjunct Professor at the Department of Architectural Composition (UPM) and the Dean’s Delegate for Doctorate Studies management and Architecture Archive at the ETSAM (UPM), and an Adjunct Professor of Design History at IE University. Previously, he was the founding Head of Education and Research Units at the Norman Foster Foundation and Art Projects Coordinator at Ivorypress. Gabriel holds a Master’s degree in Architecture from the ETSAM/UPM and a Master’s in Editorial Design from IED (Spain). Additional training includes research stays at ENSA Paris La Villette (France), CUJAE in Havana (Cuba) and the CEPT Ahmedabad (India). Winner of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum (MNTB) Drawing Prize and the Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno (CAAM) grant for artistic promotion to support his Anticiclón visual arts project, he has recently received a Fulbright Predoctoral Research Grant to complete his doctoral research at Yale School of Architecture (US) and MIT Architecture (US). He has shared his research at international summits such as the EAAE European Association of Architectural Education and the AMPS Cultures, Community and Design in Calgary (Canada). In addition, he has been a lecturer or critic at the Architectural Association (UK), Manchester University (UK) and the IAAC (Spain). Lastly, he has collaborated with Andrés Perea Architects, Salvador Pérez Arroyo (Madrid) and Atelier Cité Architecture (Paris) in architectural practice.