Ernesto Enrique Echeverría Valiente

Ernesto Enrique Echeverría Valiente is a Professor at the Department of Architectural Graphic Expression at the University of Alcalá's School of Architecture. He holds a PhD from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, focusing on university campus analysis. His research integrates archaeology and architecture through digital tools, leading projects in Egypt's Middle Kingdom Theban Necropolis and sustainable architectural heritage preservation. He co-leads the CIARQ and SUSTAINABLEBUILTHERITAGE groups, exploring innovative methods in 3D modeling, virtual reality, and bioclimatic design.

• Education: PhD in Architecture from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (2005)

His research interests span digital heritage preservation, energy-efficient architecture, parametric design, and historical construction techniques. He has pioneered the use of drones and BIM for architectural documentation and advocates integrating UN Sustainable Development Goals into technical education curricula. Key projects include virtual reconstructions of Egyptian tombs and energy optimization systems for Chilean housing.