Bio.

With a natural interest in all related to drawing, geometry, design and always appreciative of the influence of aesthetics in our daily lives, I developed my studies of Architecture in Granada with a strong international component, having done exchanges in Paris, Seattle and numerous workshops around the world.
I spent a year as a researcher at the University of Seville followed by five years working in an architecture firm in Switzerland while researching on my spare time on a subject that captivated me; The muqarnas of the Alhambra, one of the most astonishing monuments in the world located in the south of Spain, Granada. This passion crystalized in 2017, when I started an international part-time Ph.D. at the University of Seville, completed in 2022 and presented in early 2023 with the title:
Mocárabes de la Alhambra. Forma, dibujo y configuración arquitectónica.
Since 2018 I've been a scientific assistant at the EPFL, for the classes of Geometry, Stereotomy and BIM to architecture students, taught by the CNPA Lab. (Culture Numérique du Projet Architectural) founded and directed by Prof. Bernard Cache.