Comité Científico | Teks del Sud

Sara Gonorazky

Architect graduated from the National University of Córdoba (UNC). She is a specialist in University Teaching. She was a Professor in Structures at FAUD-UNC and in Graduate Studies. She is currently a Consultant Professor at UNC. She was a fellow at BRI, Japan and from her specialization in Structural Design she taught courses at the Faculty of Architecture in Seville, Spain and at the Technion, Israel, as well as at different universities and colleges of architects on structural design, particularly in seismic areas. . She has numerous publications and presentations to Congresses. She has developed professional activity in Israel and Córdoba in design and structural calculation of various buildings.

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Mónica Ferrari

Architect, Master in History of Latin American Architecture and Urbanism FAU - UNT. She has a degree in Cultural Management, Heritage and Tourism, Fundación Ortega y Gasset Argentina and Instituto Universitario Ortega y Gasset España. She has a master's degree in own studies on Heritage Management Instruments and the Advanced Studies Diploma, Pablo de Olavide University of Seville and a PhD in Art History and Cultural Management in the Hispanic World from the same university. Professor at the Institute of History and Heritage, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism, UNT. Category II in the Incentive Program for Research Professors. Independent Researcher at CONICET.

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Luis Bruna

Architect and Specialist in Management in Cultural Technologies. He is a teacher and researcher at the Institute of History and Heritage of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the National University of Tucumán (UNT), where he is part of a team that works on cultural landscape issues. In the period 2006 - 2014 he was Director of Building Development and Heritage Inventory of the UNT Museum. He is currently the Technical Secretary of the Documentary Center of the IHP-FAU. He has experience in research, registration, inventory and dissemination of cultural heritage, as well as curating and assembling historical displays.

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Guillermo García

Architect by the Faculty of Architecture of the National University of La Plata (FAU UNLP). Advisor and driver of Intervention projects and enhancement in buildings of heritage value. Undergraduate and graduate professor at UBA, UNLP, UCALP, CICOP. Researcher, Director of the Research Institute at FAD-UCALP. UCALP Editorial Board Member. Journalistic Director of Habitat Magazine. Wealth Advisor to the Honorable Congress of the Nation (HCDN), Advisor CNMMyLH. He has published writings and works in the country and abroad.

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María de las Nieves Arias Incolla

Architect by the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism, University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA). Postgraduate in Restauro dei Monumenti. University of Naples, Italy. Titular Professor of undergraduate and graduate degrees at UBA, UB, UCASAL, UCALP and UP. She is the author of numerous publications related to cultural heritage. She was National Director of Heritage and Museums of the Secretary of Culture of the Nation and Undersecretary of Heritage of the GCBA. She was President of ICOMOS Argentina and President of the SCA Heritage Subcommittee. She currently chairs the CICOP Argentina.

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Julián Varas

Julián Varas is an architect from the University of Buenos Aires, a Master of Arts in Landscape Urbanism with distinction from the Architectural Association of London and a Doctor of Architecture and Urban Studies from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. He is professor and director of the Master in History and Culture of Architecture and the City at the School of Architecture and Urban Studies of the Torcuato Di Tella University. He has participated as a lecturer and jury member at American, European and Latin American universities and has published in books and specialized media in Europe, the United States, Japan and Latin America. He has published the books Archipelagos: A Manual for Peripheral Buenos Aires (ETH, UP, 2010), with Cary Siress and Marc Angélil, and Culturas Digitales (Archives of Architecture, 2014), with Ciro Najle.

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Rodrigo Martín Iglesias

Architect and Doctor in Design from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), Professor of History and Criticism (UBA and UNLaM), Professor of Futures Design (FADU, UBA), Director of the International Master Open Design (UBA - Humboldt Universität zu Berlin), Coordinator of the Design Research Laboratory (+ ID Lab, FADU, UBA), Director of the projects "Visualization and Design of Futures. Beyond strategic foresight and speculative design" and "Hybrid reality to collectivize scenarios of alternative future ", Member of the SIGraDi Advisory Committee and of the SEMA Board of Directors, Co-founder and coordinator of the Xenofuturës Collective Network.

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