In this dual role, I engage in cutting-edge research while also imparting knowledge and skills to the next generation of architects and urban designers. Teaching Responsibilities:Architecture and Social Development (Undergraduate): I teach this course with a focus on understanding the integral role of architecture in social transformation. The curriculum is designed to inspire students to create architectural solutions that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also socially inclusive and empowering for communities.Urban Design (Undergraduate): This course explores the principles and practices of urban design, emphasizing sustainable and participatory approaches to urban development. Students learn to apply design thinking to address complex urban challenges, creating livable, resilient, and vibrant urban spaces.Geographical Information Systems (Postgraduate): At the postgraduate level, I teach Geographical Information Systems (GIS), a critical tool for spatial analysis and decision-making in urban planning. The course covers the theoretical foundations and practical applications of GIS, enabling students to harness the power of spatial data in their research and professional projects.Research Contributions:As a Research Fellow, I collaborate on projects that investigate the intersections of urban development, creative districts, social equity, and environmental sustainability. My research aims to contribute to the development of cities that prioritize human well-being, environmental resilience, and equitable access to resources and opportunities.Commitment to Excellence:My commitment to excellence in teaching and research is driven by a belief in the transformative power of education and the potential of architecture and urban planning to create positive societal change.

Graduate researcher responsible for the research work on the San Felipe Creative District in the city of Bogotá D.C. active participant in the process of creating the laboratory's brand and positioning strategies in social networks.

Responsible for designing, development, and implementation of a intensive training program for cultural managers in the city of Bogotá DC on topics related to public policies in the cultural and creative sector, strategic planning, communications, collaborative and cooperative networking, and social, financial, and environmental sustainability. The program was aimed at training a minimum of 150 individuals with practical experience in the development of cultural and creative projects.

As the Research and Urban Studies Director at Creación Urbana SAS, I have a proven record of accomplishment of success in leading and executing a wide range of research projects and studies. In my role, I have overseen the development and consolidation of 28 Geo-Marketing studies, 22 Real Estate Market studies, and 15 Real Estate Valuation studies. Additionally, I have developed 13 Marketing Strategies for Real Estate Projects and led 11 Projects structuring for real estate business.My expertise also extends to land hunting processes for Real Estate Projects, having led eight successful projects in this area. I have also moderated five focus groups to gain insights into customer preferences and needs. Furthermore, I have optimized 2 Architectural Designs for marketing purposes, improving the projects' visual appeal and overall marketability.As the company leader and legal representative of Creación Urbana SAS, I have built and maintained a personal forty regular client list. These accomplishments reflect my ability to effectively manage and execute complex research projects, deliver impactful insights and strategies, and build strong relationships with clients.

As the Urban Management Coordinator at Creación Urbana SAS, I am responsible for coordinating and developing research studies on urban development in population, economic, morphological, and prospective components. These studies include real estate market analysis and consumer behavior research, as well as the development of architectural layouts, budget tables, and property appraisals. I also conduct feasibility studies for residential real estate projects.Throughout my tenure, I have successfully identified and secured 1,127 properties for the development of pre-feasibility and feasibility studies. Additionally, I have formulated 278 feasibility studies for residential real estate projects with architectural layouts ranging from 4,200 to 12,500 square meters. Furthermore, I utilize advanced tools like GIS analysis, urban agglomeration analysis, property accessibility, proximity to facilities, and more to provide added value to the feasibility components of residential projects and estimate sales prices.

Responsible for the analysis of the real estate market, evaluation of competitors and target audiences, brand and image redevelopment, marketing strategy and advertising campaigns for the Parque de Teusa residential project in the district of Suba, Bogotá D.C.

Responsible for the business relationship and monitoring of compliance with the requirements for participation in the program by the companies participating in the Bogotá Design project, in charge of the Jorge Tadeo Lozano University and the Ministry of Economic Development.• Coordination of the collection of information from 326 participating companies for the consolidation of a georeferenced database with more than 95 variables that would allow the development of different types of characterization of the participants, according to their territorial distribution, size of sales, number of employees and length of stay in the local market.• Support in the participation of the program to 209 entrepreneurs who had difficulties in the development of the training components and presentation of the necessary documentation to advance in the program.• Development of the certification process for participating companies in each of the modules completed within the framework of the training process.• Development of different types of data analysis and spatial proximity for the consolidation of characterization reports, progress and participation in the program.

Research Assistant for different projects of the School of Architecture and Habitat, responsible for developing georeferenced databases, thematic cartographies, statistical and geospatial analysis.• Development of databases and thematic maps for research projects associated with urban informality in the city of Cartagena de Indias.• Development of databases and thematic cartographies for research projects associated with creative and post-industrialized economic districts in the cities of Barranquilla, Bogotá and Medellín.

Development of technical and professional support activities for the development of technical and financial feasibility studies of urban projects in the field of mobility and public space, directly responsible for the processes of compilation, review and presentation of studies of recovery works, road rehabilitation and space public.• Support for the development of studies of social, economic and regulatory characterization, for the establishment of a pre-feasibility for the development of road improvement projects and consolidation of public space for 365 road segments in the town of Ciudad Bolívar in the city of Bogotá.• Delegate of the Urban Development Institute before the inter-institutional committee for the evaluation and development of partial plans of the District Planning Secretariat.• Support to the General Director, Dr. María Fernanda Rojas Mantilla, in the process of collecting, processing, analysing and displaying information regarding different projects of interest within the framework of the 2012-2016 Bogotá Humana District Development Plan.• Support for the development of social, economic and normative characterization studies, for the establishment of a pre-feasibility for the development of projects resulting from actions and judicial rulings against the Capital District at the head or co-responsibility of the IDU Urban Development Institute.