Carrillo-Avila, Jorge

Mexican architect, Durango Institute of Technology graduate with a minor in Natural Resources Optimization and Ing. José Gutiérrez Osorno Academic Merit Award. In 2013, he finished a masters degree in Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Querétaro focused on Architecture and New Urbanism. After that, he started his own architecture firm, working on projects like Oaxaca City's East Access and Dolores del Río Boulevard's urban design in Durango City; this last project won the Silver Medal on the Ricardo Castro's Architecture Biennal Award. Since November 2014, he works as Architecture Program Director at Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Hidalgo. He has been recently invited as speaker at the State's Forum for the City Legislation with a conference titled "Cities in Transformation".