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Julio Salcedo-Fernandez is a Professor and Director of the Graduate Urban Design Program at the City College of New York (CUNY), part of the Spitzer School of Architecture. He has held roles such as Chair (2014–2019) and Associate Professor at the same institution since 2007. He has also taught at Harvard University, Syracuse University, and other prestigious institutions. His research focuses on urban design, environmental justice, and sustainable development, with notable work exploring urban manufacturing’s role in social equity.
Educational Background:
- M.Arch., Harvard University, 1997
- B.A., Architecture, Rice University, 1992
- Design Workshops, Universidad Complutense (1990, 1992)
Professional Experience:
- Principal, Scalar Architecture, PC (2001–present)
- Project Architect, Cook & Fox, SOM, Rafael Moneo, and Machado Silvetti Associates
His work has been featured in prominent media outlets like Architect, Architectural Record, and Frame. He holds architecture licenses in New York, Connecticut, and the EU (COAM), and is an AIA member and LEED AP. His awards include the Architectural League Prize and Europan 6. He actively contributes to urban design discourse through international conferences and peer-reviewed publications.
