César Ernesto Moncloa Guardia, Mg

Architect with over 20 years of experience in architectural design, university teaching, and applied research in environmental sustainability and territorial development. Graduated with distinction from Ricardo Palma University. He holds a Master's degree in Architecture, Urban Planning, and Sustainable Territorial Development (PUCP) and a Master's degree in Public Management (EUCIM Business School, Spain). Author and international speaker, he has presented at the Latin American Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing and the University of the Coast in Colombia. Winner of the 16th Peruvian Architecture Biennial ("Arch. Velarde Bergman" Award, research category) with the book "TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN THE ARCHITECTURE OF MANTARO," published by Continental University. Professional experience in bioclimatic conditioning projects, energy efficiency analysis, and consulting for LEED certification. With international projects such as the analysis of ventilation and sunlight for LEED V.3 Certification in Natural Ventilation. For the Student Recreational Center: UNIVERSITY OF LIMA – SASAKI ARCHITECTS. Coordinator of the design of the new museographic profile of the National Museum of Archaeology of Peru. Professor-researcher, leading projects with social impact in high Andean housing, implementing insulation systems made from recycled materials to combat frost in the High Andean regions of Peru, in coordination with the Ministry of Housing and the NGO Wildlife Conservation Society. Co-founder of Nomada Arquitectos, where he has been researching AI, implementing new architectural design methodologies with tools such as 3D printing, augmented reality, and virtual reality.