Ricardo is a prominent Mexican architect who has served as a professor, speaker, and international juror. Originally from Veracruz, he holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Miami and a Master of Architectural Design from SCI-Arc in Los Angeles, California. He also participated in academic programs at L'École d'Architecture de Nancy in France and The Glasgow School of Art in the United Kingdom.
What is the significance of certain monuments to our cities? Can we measure our memories or qualify their meanings in how we view the world? I believe every city or place holds something that leaves a mark on us, representing our identity or our journey. When we are far away, visualizing these places makes us feel comforted, welcomed, and, in a sense, at home.
Book launch: "Lelé: Dialogues with Neutra and Prouvé"
Romano Guerra Editora (São Paulo, Brazil) and Nhamerica Platform (Austin, USA) present the Pensamento da América Latina (Latin American Thought) collection, coordinated by Abilio Guerra, Fernando Luiz Lara, and Silvana Romano Santos, with Fernanda Critelli serving as editorial coordinator. The collection provides texts on Latin American architectural culture in both print and ebook formats, available in Portuguese, English, and Spanish—the most widely used languages in the Americas.