I am an architect and researcher from Peru and Colombia specializing in academia. I am pursuing a Ph.D. at the Research Institute for Territory, Architecture and the Built Environment at the Catholic University of Louvain, where I was awarded a scholarship from the Academy of Research and Higher Education (ARES). In 2019, I completed a Master of Science degree specializing in housing at the National University of Engineering in Peru, achieving a Summa Cum Laude distinction. Since 2011, I have held the position of professor and subject coordinator at the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Lima. Additionally, I was a member of the Academic Committee and have held various administrative roles, such as directing the Offices of Degrees and Accreditation. I have also coordinated the UNESCO Chair "City, Landscape and Heritage," focusing on research associated with environmental sustainability, urban and territorial development, and immovable heritage. Furthermore, I serve as a principal researcher at the Institute for Scientific Research (IDIC) of the University of Lima, where I coordinate the "City, Landscape and Heritage Research Group" under the UNESCO Chair. We have successfully secured competitive funds at national and international levels through the research group, collaborating with renowned universities worldwide. My research primarily focuses on protecting and promoting modern heritage, improving the habitability conditions of housing both internally and externally, studying informal settlements, analyzing the life cycle and CO2 emissions associated with building materials, and developing urban planning strategies to combat the degradation of the built environment. Currently, my research focuses on studying urban metabolism, specifically food security within Limas informal city.