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David
16 Jun 2025
Máster Universitario en Proyecto Integrado en Arquitectura
I am an architect. I studied architecture nine years ago when I graduated from La Salle at the La Salle School of Architecture. Then, I immediately set up my own studio with a former classmate from the university, and from there, I began my working career, always staying in contact with the university. I was asked to teach planning classes, and in 2009, during my fifth year of urban planning, I was already giving classes. Ultimately, I wanted to continue being in contact with the university, expanding my knowledge, and, in the end, further developing my architectural career. I would encourage any student who has completed their degree or who is currently navigating the challenges of the job market, especially in the current situation we are living in, to consider getting involved in one of the master’s programs at La Salle, particularly this one. This program provides a broad and comprehensive range of knowledge and, at the very least, equips you with the tools to filter and direct your potential research work effectively.
Raúl
16 Jun 2025
De la mano de profesionales líderes del sector, ofrece un programa práctico y enfocado a procesos, aplicaciones reales y al cumplimiento de los actuales requerimientos de los principales clientes y propietarios del sector.
Claudia
16 Jun 2025
Máster Universitario en Proyecto Integrado en Arquitectura
I participated in the Master’s Degree in Integrated Architecture Project. What I liked the most was the learning methodology, as the program is focused on research for the future. I would like to be part of the university academy in Venezuela, and I believe that research is a key aspect of this path. In addition to being an architect, learning how to conduct research is also essential to successfully develop projects. The master’s degree structures all its seminars around research, making it easier to understand that architecture goes beyond just designing—it involves identifying problems and needs that must be addressed through the project. Moreover, it is about learning from other architects and understanding how research helps you uncover aspects that are not immediately obvious when approaching an architectural project.
