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From Puerto Rico, she is an architect whose work explores the collaborative intersections between art, design, and urbanism, examining their impact on society and vice versa. She embraces temporality as a key attribute to investigate the social and physical transformations of space. A collaborator of PISO Proyecto, she is also a mother of two and an activist. In recent years, she has been actively involved with community organizations in Río Piedras, a district of San Juan, resisting displacement and gentrification while advocating for the preservation of the community's rights, identity, and heritage.
She holds a degree from The School of Architecture of The Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico and a Master’s in Art and Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. Her professional experience includes serving as a Project Manager for the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña and the Department of Urban Design for San Juan’s capital, overseeing various architectural improvement projects. She was a graduate and undergraduate professor at The School of Architecture of The University of Puerto Rico for seven years. Currently, she leads project development as a Senior Architect and Designer at Hernández-Bauzá, PSC, Architects.
CONTACT
Andrea M. Bauzá Hernández
andreambauza@gmail.com
From Puerto Rico, she is an architect whose work explores the collaborative intersections between art, design, and urbanism, examining their impact on society and vice versa. She embraces temporality as a key attribute to investigate the social and physical transformations of space. A collaborator of PISO Proyecto, she is also a mother of two and an activist. In recent years, she has been actively involved with community organizations in Río Piedras, a district of San Juan, resisting displacement and gentrification while advocating for the preservation of the community's rights, identity, and heritage.
She holds a degree from The School of Architecture of The Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico and a Master’s in Art and Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. Her professional experience includes serving as a Project Manager for the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña and the Department of Urban Design for San Juan’s capital, overseeing various architectural improvement projects. She was a graduate and undergraduate professor at The School of Architecture of The University of Puerto Rico for seven years. Currently, she leads project development as a Senior Architect and Designer at Hernández-Bauzá, PSC, Architects.
CONTACT
Andrea M. Bauzá Hernández
andreambauza@gmail.com