Luis Rico-Gutierrez Bio

Rico-Gutierrez champions the Carnegie Mellon philosophy to provide intensive professional learning experiences for students. Before coming to Carnegie Mellon, Rico-Gutierrez instructed students in Urban and Computer Aided Design at the Queretaro campus of Monterrey Tech. While teaching at Monterrey Tech, he also directed Carnegie Mellon's "Distance Studio," an innovative project where students from both institutions used cutting edge information technology to collaborate on design tasks. Rico-Gutierrez joined the Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture faculty in 1996. He has an M.A. in Building Performance from Carnegie Mellon and is currently completing his Ph.D. in Computer Supported Collaborative Design. He has a B.A. in Architecture from Monterrey Tech University, Mexico and completed graduate studies in design and social housing at the Leoz Foundation in Madrid, Spain.

	Luis Rico-Gutierrez, Special Faculty in Architecture, and Associate Dean, College of Fine Arts
	Rico-Gutierrez champions the Carnegie Mellon philosophy to provide intensive professional learning experiences for students. Before coming to Carnegie Mellon, Rico-Gutierrez instructed students in Urban and Computer Aided Design at the Queretaro campus of Monterrey Tech. While teaching at Monterrey Tech, he also directed Carnegie Mellon's "Distance Studio," an innovative project where students from both institutions used cutting edge information technology to collaborate on design tasks. Rico-Gutierrez joined the Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture faculty in 1996. He has an M.A. in Building Performance from Carnegie Mellon and is currently completing his Ph.D. in Computer Supported Collaborative Design. He has a B.A. in Architecture from Monterrey Tech University, Mexico and completed graduate studies in design and social housing at the Leoz Foundation in Madrid, Spain.