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| Gabriel Esquivel Assistant Professor, Department of Design Areas of Expertise: Gabriel Esquivel teaches Interiors in the Department of Industrial, Interior and Visual Communication Design. Prof. Esquivel is a practicing architect, currently working on several projects in the United States and Mexico. Gabriel Esquivel was born and educated in Mexico City at The National University and received his Master’s Degree in Architecture from The Ohio State University. Professor Esquivel’s main area of research is the application of a critical diagram in the design process, and the understanding of these critical surfaces from a sense of textuality (figuration and topology) to materiality. These studies are manifested in the interaction between certain modelers like Form•Z® and Rhin® and the relation with another milling softwares like CNC methods for its fabrication. His earlier professional experience comes from
working in large corporate offices like NBBJ and previous teaching
experience at the Knowlton School of Architecture, focusing on housing
and urban landscapes. He is presently developing a program in Italy
for Interior Designers as well as a Critical Surface studio with the
School of Architecture. He is developing a film and a publication with
artist Stefan Bruggeman about the “Space
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