RIBA Chartered Architect [UK] | COAM Registered Architect Spain] | LEED�� Green Associate [USGBC]
Alberto is a Licensed Architect & Urban Planner practicing professionally in urban realms since 2006 in a multiscale/multistage basis. His robust experience within the built environment has been proved in several design and management related roles for leading consultancies both in Europe and Asia. Advocating for successful industry-academia synergies, besides UDIL, Alberto is currently affiliated with the University of Utah Asia Campus as Adjunct Faculty of Urban Ecology, Department of City & Metropolitan Planning.
EDUCATIONS
2001-2009
Master's degree in Architecture and Urban Planning & Design, Escuela T?cnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid [ETSAM], Universidad Polit?cnica de Madrid [UPM], Spain.
2009-2010
Master's degree II (Distinction) in Heritage Architecture, Urban Regeneration & Preservation, Escuela T?cnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid [ETSAM], Universidad Polit?cnica de Madrid [UPM], Spain.
2018-
Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Planning & Policy, College of Urban Sciences, Incheon National University, South Korea
EXPERIENCES
2006-2007
ALTERACIONES SL Architecture, Urbanism + Multimedia. Barcelona, Spain. Architectural Assistant
2007 - 2008
CABRERA & FEBLES Architecture, Landscape and Urbanism.
2008 - 2009
RLL Urban and Territorial Planning. Madrid, Spain.
2009 - 2010
EK Architects. Madrid, Spain.
2010 - 2014
PTW Architects. Beijing, China.
2014 - 2015
HOK International - Architecture Division. Shanghai, China.
2015 - 2016
ATKINS Global - China Infrastructure unit. China, Shanghai.
2017 -
IDC - Architecture & Urbanism. South Korea. Design and Development Manager
2017 -
University of Utah Asia Campus - Department of City Metropolitan Planning. South Korea Adjunct Faculty of Urban Ecology
2018 - 2020
Incheon National University - Urban Planning & Information Lab, Research Fellow
AWARD
2012
1st prize at international design competition for Central China Intelligence Valley, IT Creative Hub in Wuhan, China / 45-hectares.