Jose Castillo

Jose Castillo, Mexico

Winners of the Holcim Awards Bronze 2011 Latin America for Urban regeneration master plan, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico (l-r): Saidee Springall and Jose Castillo, arquitectura 911sc, Mexico

Jose Castillo, arquitectura 911sc, Mexico – winner of the Holcim Awards Bronze 2011 Latin America for Urban regeneration master plan, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

Jose Castillo, Professor of Architecture at the Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA). Winner of the Holcim Awards Bronze 2011 Latin America for Urban regeneration master plan, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, giving an interview.

Jose Castillo, Mexico

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Winners of the Holcim Awards Bronze 2011 Latin America for Urban regeneration master plan, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico (l-r): Saidee Springall and Jose Castillo, arquitectura 911sc, Mexico

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Jose Castillo, arquitectura 911sc, Mexico – winner of the Holcim Awards Bronze 2011 Latin America for Urban regeneration master plan, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

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Jose Castillo, Professor of Architecture at the Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA). Winner of the Holcim Awards Bronze 2011 Latin America for Urban regeneration master plan, Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, giving an interview.

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About

Jose Castillo is Professor of Architecture at the Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA).

He is also Principal along with Saidee Springall of arquitectura 911sc, based in Mexico City. The practice’s works include the CEDIM in Monterrey and the expansion of the Spanish Cultural Center in Mexico City and its submission recently won the competition for a new Performing Arts Center in Guadalajara.

Jose Castillo studied architecture at UIA and the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University.

He is a member of the Advisory Board of the skills and knowledge integration program for graduate students, SCIFI, at the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), and also a member of the Advisory Board of Urban Age - a six-year sequence of international conferences held in cities across Africa, Asia, the Americas and Europe between 2005 and 2010.

He has contributed to a number of international journals and publications, including his most recent work, The Endless City published by Phaidon.

Since 2005, he has been curator of various exhibitions in New York City, Venice, São Paulo, Rotterdam and Brussels.