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Orisell Medina (March 18, 1974)

Università degli Studi di Firenze, 2002-2003, Graduate studies in Urban

Design, Cities with Aquatic Fronts. Director of the PUCMM School of Architecture, Santo Domingo campus.

Anabelle Hiraldo (September 18, 1978).

Università degli Studi di Roma, 2014 - 2015. Master’s degree in

enhancement and management of smaller historic centers, environment, culture and territory. She graduated

from PUCMM, Santiago, in 2007. She has worked in urban planning and heritage issues at the National Dis-

trict Municipal Office, the Ministry of the Presidency, and the Office of Monumental Heritage.

Sonia Bautista

. Università degli Studi di Firenze, Centro Studi Restauro Monumenti e Centri Storici,

Collegio degli Ingegneri della Toscana campus. Italian Language Course for Foreigners in Perugia. We under-

stand that this architect has passed away, but we have not been able to obtain more information.

Tulio Mateo (October 30, 1982).

Università IUAV di Venezia, 2008 - 2009, Master’s degree in Urban De-

velopment and Post-Conflict Reconstruction. Thesis: “UNICEF Child-Friendly Schools: A project to change

lives in Africa.” Graduated as an Architect at UASD with the thesis: “A Neotropical Zoo in Santiago de los

Caballeros.” He has devoted himself to providing assistance in areas impacted by natural disasters and to

humanitarian aid. Other studies: 2019, Humanitarian Shelter Coordination (Master’s Level Short Course),

IFRC, UNHCR and Oxford Brookes University. 2018, Rethink the City: New Approaches to Global and Local

Urban Challenges, Delft University of Technology. 2018, Training as Facilitator in “Community-Led Disaster

Torre San Francisco

office building, 1991,

by architects Gustavo

Luis Moré and Jordi

Masalles.

Luis Moré