I am a practicing architect and a Master in Architecture  from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, School of Architecture (ETSAM) (1997). I hold a PhD with International Mention in Architectural Design from the same University (2016). Currently, I am a postdoctoral researcher, Marie Curie fellow and member of the research Center for Interior Studies at KADK. 

Member of Center for Interior Studies (CIS), Copenhagen, Denmark, at the Royal Danish Academy, Institute of Architecture and Design.

Member of the Centre for Privacy Studies at the University of Copenhagen.

Member of the Network for History and Cultural Studies at the Royal Danish Academy.

My research addresses the interaction between the building surroundings and the lived life in the residential space, focusing on the relationship between landscape, architecture and user: in a spatial context and on a human scale. It deepens into the theory of architectural design, artistic processes and research methods experience. I gained my Doctorate in Architectural Design with a thesis on the domestic space "1950 en torno al Museo Lousiana 1970" (1950 around the Louisiana Museum 1970). My starting point was modern Danish architecture, which extends to foreign cultures. A multidisciplinary research that implied cultural, historical, technical and artistic aspects simultaneously. It offers a unique insight relevant for research, history and architectural practice alike; that can also infuse the challenges of contemporary architectural design.

I am actively involved in research projects focused on Innovative Teaching Methods; where the role of Gamification in Architectural Design Education is explored.

I carry out my research project Nature-In “New Sustainable Nature-Inclusive Architectural Devices for the Transformation of our Interior Dwelling Space: through Selected Case Studies”, after receiving a Marie Skłodowska-Curie individual fellowship from the European Commission. This is an interdisciplinary research project that will unfold and analyse the underlying forms of knowledge behind exemplary buildings which stand out for their interior space connection to Nature, to inform us of a sustainable contemporary interior design practice. It is an artistic, technical and historical research, that will develop approaches from diverse design disciplines, Architectural Interior Design, Landscape Design, and Biophilic Design.The main aim is to effectively enhance the health and wellbeing of communities through daily interaction with Nature in urban areas of the future.

(2020-       ) I taught Theoretical Assignment and Spatial Design to MA Architecture and Design students at Institute of Architecture and Design at KADK. (2017-2020) I have taught within Architectural Design Innovative Teaching Projects as collaborator of the teaching and research team Grupo 4!, Architectural Design Department (DPA), School of Architecture, UPM, BA Architecture studies. I have experience in teaching topics such as interaction design, co-design, innovative education methodology (Flipped classroom, Learning based on challenges, Design Thinking, Collective Intelligence), experimental design, and recycling. Strengths achieved by students: the creation of a public space, reflection on the idea of inhabiting, meeting and work spaces, exploration of sustainable design, housing buildings, and cities. I have participated in the exploration of the role of Gamification in Architectural Design Education.