Alejandro Borges

Alejandro Borges is an Assistant Professor and Director of Professional Programs at the School of Architecture, Texas A&M University. He holds a Master of Architecture from Cornell University and a professional degree from Universidad Central de Venezuela. His interdisciplinary work bridges architecture with art, emphasizing materiality and psychological space. He has taught globally and led the FAB-LAB Caracas, a digital fabrication space.

• Education: Master of Architecture (Cornell), Professional Degree (Universidad Central de Venezuela)
• Awards: Montague Center for Excellence Scholar, K-Rob Competition, Wynwood First Place

Research explores architecture's intersection with art, industrial design, and urban dynamics. Notable works include the Assembly House (2005), featured in ArchDaily. His art exhibitions span Los Angeles, New York, and Venezuela, focusing on 'SUBLIMATION SERIES' exploring Jungian dichotomies through drawing and installation.