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SUMMARY:EnLAce: Domino Night with LiA Maestros
DESCRIPTION:This year’s Enlace introduces a new and engaging format: a rotating domino game night designed to spark genuine conversations and connections in a relaxed\, interactive environment. Through time-based gameplay and table rotations\, participants will have the opportunity to engage with several LiA Maestros throughout the evening\, creating a unique\, fun\, and memorable mentoring experience. \nEnLAce is open to all professionals looking for career development and growth. \nNo dominoes experience required. We will begin the evening with a brief tutorial to make it easy and enjoyable for everyone to participate. \nLuis Ayala\, AIA\, Luis Ayala Studio\nSofia Fonseca de Nino\, AIA\nMichael Gonzales\, AIA\, protolab\nYvette Herrera Duran\, Assoc. AIA\, Stantec\nDaniel Ortiz\, AIA\, RDLR\nBayardo Selva\, AIA\, Cre8\nCindy Villareal\, AIA\, O’Connell Robertson \nGenerously sponsored by Perkins&Will.  \n\nLuis Ayala\, AIA\, Owner\, Luis Ayala Studio\nLuis is a Paraguayan architect that migrated to Houston in 2007. He has focused mostly on the design of education facilities for higher education institutions and K-12 schools. His expertise includes campus design\, master planning\, programming\, and facility design. \nLuis has many other skills that complement his abilities as a designer and architect. Sustainability is one of Luis’s stronger interests\, and many of his projects have received design awards recognizing his innovation in green design. Luis is also an avid architectural photographer\, recognized in 2017 by the Texas Society of Architects with the Award for Excellence in the Promotion of Architecture Trough the Media. \nLuis fluently speaks Spanish\, Portuguese\, Italian\, and English. In 2016\, Luis was distinguished by YAF Houston as a part Emerging Voices Exhibition and later the same year by AIA National as an Emerging Professional. Recently\, in 2020 the AIA Houston awarded him with the Ben Brewer Award for Young Architects. \nMichael Gonzales\, AIA\, Owner\, protolab\nMichael Gonzales is the owner and principal of Protolab Architects. Michael specializes in digital fabrication innovation for civic\, cultural and commercial projects. He has extensive experience working with the latest fabrication technologies to develop efficient strategies for optimal construction and project delivery at all scales and complexities. Michael is also an Instructional Associate Professor at the University of Houston Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design where he focuses on the integration of digital design and fabrication. He actively publishes and lectures on emerging techniques in computation and design \n  \nYvette Herrera Duran\, Assoc. AIA\, Stantec\nYvette Herrera Duran is an architectural designer based in Houston Texas. Her experience expands from many years in high-end residential design to now corporate commercial architecture at Page. \nBorn and raised in Guatemala\, she moved to Miami to pursue her Undergraduate Studies in Interior Design at Florida International University. After working for a few years at a high-end residential architecture firm\, where architecture and interiors were strongly interconnected\, she pursued her master’s in architecture at Rice University. \nFrom an early age she was trained in flamenco dancing\, which she has continued practicing. During her years in Miami\, she trained in ballroom dance and later\, while getting her masters\, she complimented her knowledge in the arts with theatre classes.  All these various art languages influence how she experiences spaces and the development of her detailed oriented designs.  She currently works in various design typologies from academic to healthcare to multifamily communities. \nDaniel Ortiz\, AIA\, President and Managing Principal\, RDLR Architects\nDaniel Ortiz\, AIA\, was born in Ecuador and serves as President and Managing Principal of RDLR Architects\, a Houston firm dedicated to community-driven design. Under his leadership\, RDLR creates architecture that strengthens neighborhoods through public\, nonprofit\, transit\, education\, and housing projects. He also serves as Board President of Avenue CDC and Chairman of TIRZ 21\, advancing equitable community development in Houston’s Near Northside. \nBayardo Selva\, AIA\, Cre8\nBayardo has turn his childhood building blocks play time into an Architectural career that expands over 20 years. His experienced has allowed him to engage a wide variety of project types and scales. He actively participates in the community through different organizations promoting architecture\, protecting the environment\, mentoring the youth and celebrating diversity including AIA Houston Young Architects Forum (Chair\, 2014)\, AIA Board of Directors 2015-2018 and 2023-present (AIAH Board President\, 2026)\, Houston Hispanic Architects and Engineers Board Member 2016-2019\, Houston MOD Board Member 2019-Present\, Houston Fit Running Club 2012-Present\, and founding member of the AIA Houston Latinos in Architecture. \nHe considers himself a student of the profession and enjoys perfecting his craft! \n\nCindy Villareal\, AIA\, Houston Office Director\, O’Connell Robertson\nCindy Villarreal is a seasoned leader in architectural planning and project acquisition\, with a strong focus on higher education and healthcare initiatives across Texas. As the Houston Office Director\, Cindy is instrumental in expanding business development efforts throughout the Houston region while driving strategic growth statewide. \nWith decades of experience in the design of higher education and Science and Technology facilities\, Cindy has led projects ranging from allied health and nursing schools to dental institutions and advanced diagnostics and neuroscience laboratories. Her expertise lies in managing multidisciplinary design teams and fostering collaboration to ensure projects are delivered successfully. \nCindy is a passionate advocate for sustainable and resilient design. She champions human-centric environments that prioritize occupant well-being and support thriving communities. Her leadership continues to shape spaces that are not only functional and efficient but also inspiring and inclusive.
URL:https://architecturehouston.org/event/enlace-domino-night-with-lia-maestros/
LOCATION:Architecture Center Houston\, 902 Commerce St.\, Houston\, TX\, 77002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Latinos in Architecture Committee
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SUMMARY:Latinos in Architecture: MaS
DESCRIPTION:The Latinos in Architecture (LiA) collegiate Mentorship and Scholarship program (MaS)\, through AIA Houston and Architecture Center Houston\, intends to bridge the gap between students and professionals in the Latino architecture community. The MaS program matches college students pursuing a career path in architecture with a mentor who has an established career in the field. The program is for Latino students who are striving to influence the future of the built environment and the architecture profession. MaS will kick off on September 15\, 2026\, and conclude in May 2027. \n\n\n\n\n\nPROGRAM ELIGIBILITYfor the mentorship: \n\nStudents have the option to participate only in the mentorship program and not pursue the scholarship. But students are welcome to participate in any MaS-related events.\nStudents pursuing a degree in architecture at the University of Houston\, Rice University\, or Prairie View A&M University.\nThe program is open to both US citizens and foreign students.\n\nfor the scholarship: \n\nStudents with at least one more academic year to apply scholarship funds directly to tuition. \nStudents with full scholarships are not eligible.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSCHOLARSHIP REQUIREMENTSThe 2026-2027 program starts in September 2026 and ends in May 2027. \n\nRegularly check in with an assigned mentor (at least 4 times). These meetings can be in-person\, virtual\, or via phone call. \n​Participate in the kick-off event where they will meet the mentors. Kick-off will take place September 15 at 7pm. \nParticipate in the portfolio review organized by the LiA Committee.\nAttend three LiA\, AIAH\, TSA or HNOMA-sponsored events. Not including student chapters or student-led events. Students are required to take a selfie at each event.\nAttend their university or college career fair.\nSubmit a PDF on a project or portfolio at the end of the Fall semester.\nSubmit a 5-minute video on a project or portfolio at the end of the Spring semester. The video should not be a recording of a class crit and should not exceed 5 minutes.\n\n\n\n\n\nAWARDS \nStudents must participate in the listed activities to be considered for the scholarship. These activities are meant to support and complement the student’s academic career. \nScholarships will be awarded based on student participation in the program and their end-of-semester submission\, which will be reviewed by a jury. 
URL:https://architecturehouston.org/event/latinos-in-architecture-mas2026/
LOCATION:Architecture Center Houston\, 902 Commerce St.\, Houston\, TX\, 77002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Latinos in Architecture Committee
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SUMMARY:COLORES 2026
DESCRIPTION:COLORES\, Latinos in Architecture’s seventh annual celebration of Latino culture\, will take place September 30-October 2\, 2026 at Architecture Center Houston and Kirksey Architecture\, with conversations and presentations by Francisco Luna\, Buro Verde Arquitectura\, Mexico City; Michael Gonzales\, AIA\, ProtoLab Architects; Chef Otto Sanchez\, Magnol French Baking; Marisol Valencia\, ceramist and mixed media artist\, Karina Gonzalez\, Principal Dancer\, Houston Ballet; curated dinner by Chef Omar Pereney\, Weights + Measures\, Petite Lucie and Love Croissants\, drinks by Little Taco Shop; featuring music by DJ Steve and DJ Kako; a Mariachi quartet led by Julian Corona-Medina; and more to be announced soon. \nPlease consider becoming a sponsor of COLORES. A portion of the proceeds from this event will be donated to Architecture Center Houston’s Latinos in Architecture scholarship program\, established by the AIA Houston Latinos in Architecture Committee in 2019. More information about the scholarship program may be found here. \nWednesday\, September 30\, 6pm \nJoin us for an evening with Michael Gonzales\, AIA\, ProtoLab Architects\, and mixed-media artist Marisol Valencia and bites from Chef Omar Pereney. \nAbout Michael Gonzales\, AIA\nMichael Gonzales is the owner and principal of Protolab Architects\, an interdisciplinary design firm concentrating on computation\, fabrication\, and design. Michael specializes in digital fabrication innovation for civic\, commercial\, and public art projects. He has extensive experience using the latest fabrication technologies to develop efficient strategies for optimal construction and project delivery across multiple scales and levels of complexity. \nMichael is also an Instructional Associate Professor at the University of Houston Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design\, where he teaches foundation design studio and a series of electives in the design media program. He actively publishes and lectures on emerging techniques in computation and design. He received his M.S. in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University GSAPP and his B.Arch from the University of Houston.\n\nMarisol Valencia is a Houston-based artist\, born and raised in Guadalajara\, Mexico\, where she studied Restoration and Conservation of Art at ECRO\, Escuela de Conservación y Restauración de Occidente. Her latest work culminates Valencia’s extended volunteering at a Houston-area shelter serving migrant women and children. She makes pieces in direct collaboration with women and volunteers at the shelter\, using materials soaked in meaning and community.  Her practice focuses on creating unique conversations through the interaction of different materials. She is constantly exploring ways to expand the perception of everyday objects by focusing on their aesthetic and formal qualities\, which are often overshadowed by their functionality. \n\n\nArchitecture Center Houston\n902 Commerce St\nHouston\, TX 77002 \n \n\n\n  \n\nLatinos in Architecture COLORES Sponsors\nInformation about becoming a sponsor is available here.  \nDiamond+ Sponsor\nArturo Chavez\, AIA\n\nPlatinum Sponsor\nLESCO Architectural Lighting\n \nGold Sponsors\nAustin Commercial\ncre8 Architects\nGSMA\nGage Architecture\nKirksey Architecture\nMACO Construction\nMartinez Architects\nPerkins+Will\nS&G Engineering Consultants LLC \nSilver Sponsors\nDurotech\nEnglish+Associates Architects\nMATRIX Structural\nMWA Architects\nRDLR Architects \nBronze Sponsors\nALMAAHH\nBass Construction\nDBR Engineering\ndaltile\nForney\nHKS\nKoehler\nMagnol French Baking\nNinyo & Moore\nO’Connell Robertson\nPGAL\nTarkett\nUpchurch Kimbrough
URL:https://architecturehouston.org/event/colores-2026-2/
LOCATION:Architecture Center Houston\, 902 Commerce St.\, Houston\, TX\, 77002\, United States
CATEGORIES:Latinos in Architecture Committee
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SUMMARY:COLORES 2026
DESCRIPTION:COLORES\, Latinos in Architecture’s seventh annual celebration of Latino culture\, will take place September 30-October 2\, 2026 at Architecture Center Houston and Kirksey Architecture\, with conversations and presentations by Francisco Luna\, Buro Verde Arquitectura\, Mexico City; Michael Gonzales\, AIA\, ProtoLab Architects; Chef Otto Sanchez\, Magnol French Baking; Marisol Valencia\, ceramist and mixed media artist\, Karina Gonzalez\, Principal Dancer\, Houston Ballet; curated dinner by Chef Omar Pereney\, Weights + Measures\, Petite Lucie and Love Croissants; drinks by Little Taco Shop; featuring music by DJ Steve and DJ Kako; a Mariachi quartet led by Julian Corona-Medina; and more to be announced soon. \nPlease consider becoming a sponsor of COLORES. A portion of the proceeds from this event will be donated to Architecture Center Houston’s Latinos in Architecture scholarship program\, established by the AIA Houston Latinos in Architecture Committee in 2019. More information about the scholarship program may be found here. \nThursday\, October 1\, 5:30pm \nAn evening with Francisco Luna of Buro Verde Arquitectura\, Mexico City; Chef Otto Sanchez\, Magnol French Baking; curated dinner by Chef Omar Pereney\, Weights + Measures\, Petite Lucie and Love Croissants; drinks by Little Taco Shop; featuring music by DJ Steve and DJ Kako; a Mariachi quartet led by Julian Corona-Medina; and more to be announced soon. \nFrancisco Luna Ugarte\, a Mexico-based architect and self-described snake charmer\, will share his career adventures and misadventures in architecture. With more than three decades of professional experience\, he is the founding partner of Buró Verde Arquitectura in Mexico City\, whose focus has been on the relationship between architecture\, landscape\, urban environments\, and society. \nChef Otto Sanchez\, of Magnol French Bakery\, will share his culinary journey and a sampling of breads and pastries.\nBorn in El Salvador\, Chef Otto arrived in Houston at 19 and diligently worked his way through the ranks in kitchens all over the globe including Alain Ducasse’s MIX in Las Vegas; Sous Chef at Joël Robuchon’s Michelin-starred venue\, The Mansion; and Executive Pastry Chef positions at The Ritz-Carlton\, Half Moon Bay\, and the iconic Burj Al Arab in Dubai\, UAE. \nTrained in the French culinary classics\, Chef Otto returned to Houston to open a bakery of his very own\, Magnol French Bakery. Chef Otto will share is culinary journey and a sampling of pastries and breads. \n\n\nKirksey Architecture\n6909 Portwest Dr.\nHouston\, TX 77024 \n \n\n\n\nAbout Francisco Luna Ugarte\nFrancisco Luna Ugarte is a Mexican architect and founding partner of Buró Verde Arquitectura\, Mexico City. His work encompasses cultural landscapes\, public spaces\, urban design\, infrastructure\, institutional planning\, and multidisciplinary projects in Mexico\, the United States\, China\, Oman\, and Saudi Arabia. His projects have received national and international recognition\, including awards from CEMEX\, ESCALA\, INFONAVIT\, and the Mexican Architecture Biennial. Luna Ugarte has also maintained an extensive academic career\, teaching architecture\, urban design\, and landscape at universities in Mexico and the United States\, including La Salle University\, Tecnológico de Monterrey\, Boston Architectural College\, and North Carolina State University. His approach combines design\, critical thinking\, and a deep interest in how cities and people interact. \nAbout Chef Otto Sanchez\nChef Otto Sanchez began his culinary career in Houston at the Omni Houston Hotel before serving as opening Pastry Chef for 17 Restaurant at The Sam Houston Hotel in 2003. During his three-year tenure\, the culinary team garnered national acclaim and multiple industry accolades. \nIn late 2005\, Otto relocated to Las Vegas to refine his craft under world-renowned talent. Over the next decade\, he held key leadership roles at elite international and Michelin-starred establishments\, including Executive Sous-Chef of Pastry at Alain Ducasse’s MIX in Las Vegas\, Executive Pastry Chef at the LEED Platinum-Certified Bardessono Hotel in Yountville\, California\, and Sous Chef at Joël Robuchon’s Michelin-starred venue\, The Mansion. His career trajectory led him to Executive Pastry Chef positions at The Ritz-Carlton\, Half Moon Bay\, and the iconic Burj Al Arab in Dubai\, UAE. \nFollowing his return to Houston\, Otto served as Executive Pastry Chef at La Table before launching his flagship venture\, Magnol\, in May 2019. \n\n  \nLatinos in Architecture COLORES Sponsors\nInformation about becoming a sponsor can be found here.  \nPlatinum Sponsor\n \nDiamond+ Sponsor\nArturo Chavez\, AIA\n\nPlatinum Sponsor\nLESCO Architectural Lighting\n \nGold Sponsors\nAustin Commercial\ncre8 Architects\nGSMA\nGage Architecture\nKirksey Architecture\nMACO Construction\nMartinez Architects\nPerkins+Will\nS&G Engineering Consultants LLC \nSilver Sponsors\nDurotech\nEnglish+Associates Architects\nMATRIX Structural\nMWA Architects\nRDLR Architects \nBronze Sponsors\nALMAAHH\nBass Construction\nDBR Engineering\ndaltile\nForney\nHKS\nKoehler\nMagnol French Baking\nNinyo & Moore\nO’Connell Robertson\nPGAL\nTarkett\nUpchurch Kimbrough \n 
URL:https://architecturehouston.org/event/colores-2026/
LOCATION:Kirksey Architecture\, 6909 Portwest Dr\, Houston\, 77024\, United States
CATEGORIES:Latinos in Architecture Committee
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SUMMARY:COLORES 2026
DESCRIPTION:COLORES\, Latinos in Architecture’s seventh annual celebration of Latino culture\, will take place September 30-October 2\, 2026. \nJoin us Friday afternoon for a conversation with Karina Gonzalez\, Principal Dancer\, Houston Ballet.  \nPlease consider becoming a sponsor of COLORES. A portion of the proceeds from this event will be donated to Architecture Center Houston’s Latinos in Architecture scholarship program\, established by the AIA Houston Latinos in Architecture Committee in 2019. More information about the scholarship program may be found here. \nLocation: TBD \n\n\n \n\n\nAbout Karina Gonzalez \nKarina Gonzalez earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration\, Leadership\, and Management in May 2024. A native of Caracas\, Venezuela\, she is an internationally principal dancer and silver medalist at the New York International Ballet Competition. \nGonzalez received her early training at the Gustavo Franklin Ballet School in Caracas. She began her professional career with Ballet Nacional de Caracas before joining Tulsa Ballet\, where she was promoted to principal dancer in 2007. In 2010\, she joined Houston Ballet as a soloist and was promoted to principal dancer in 2013. \nThroughout her career\, Gonzalez has performed leading roles in works by many of the world’s most celebrated choreographers\, including George Balanchine\, John Cranko\, Nacho Duato\, Jorma Elo\, Jiří Kylián\, James Kudelka\, Wayne McGregor\, John Neumeier\, Justin Peck\, André Prokovsky\, Jerome Robbins\, Ben Stevenson\, and Stanton Welch. \nAs a guest artist\, she has performed with renowned companies around the world\, including Ballet Estable del Teatro Colón in Argentina\, The Australian Ballet\, and Leipziger Ballett in Germany. She has also appeared in international galas and festivals throughout Italy\, Mexico\, South Korea\, Malaysia\, Colombia\, Cuba\, Canada\, Germany\, and many other countries. She was invited to perform at the NHK Ballet Festival in Tokyo as part of the first American ballet company to participate in the prestigious event. \nGonzalez has been featured on the covers of Pointe Magazine\, Dance Magazine\, and A+C Houston Magazine. The Houston Press named her “Best Dancer\,” and Pointe Magazine selected one of her performances as a favorite of the year. \nBeyond the stage\, Gonzalez has appeared in television and marketing campaigns for Kimberly-Clark and Honda Civic. She has been honored by the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and recognized as one of Houston’s 30 Most Influential Women. \nIn addition to her artistic and academic accomplishments\, Gonzalez is the proud mother of two daughters\, Julia and Eva Edwards. \n\nLatinos in Architecture COLORES Sponsors\nInformation about becoming a sponsor can be found here.  \nPlatinum Sponsor\nLESCO Architectural Lighting\n \nGold Sponsors\ncre8 Architects\nGage Architecture\nMACO Construction\nMartinez Architects\nS&G Engineering Consultants LLC \nSilver Sponsors\nDurotech\nEnglish + Associates Architects\nMATRIX Structural\nMWA Architects\nRDLR Architects \nBronze Sponsors\nBass Construction\nDBR Engineering\nForney\nKoehler\nNinyo & Moore\nO’Connell Robertson\nTarkett
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