Carlos Gonzalez

With over a decade of diverse professional experience, I bring a wealth of expertise in prototyping and 3D production, coupled with a substantial contribution to the education sector. My skill set encompasses visualizing dimensions, conducting precise test runs, and operating various machine tools with meticulous attention to detail and adherence to specifications. Proficient in blueprint interpretation, I ensure the meticulous fabrication of tools and assemblies. As a Project Manager, I demonstrated proficiency in determining labor requirements, efficient supply requisition, and assessing cost-effective construction methods. This involved precise planning, organization, and direction of construction activities, ensuring projects were completed within set timelines and budgets, coupled with overseeing worker selection and quality control programs.

In addition to my hands-on experience, I am a dedicated researcher with several papers and congresses published in the field of urban economics. My academic journey as a Professor involved providing consulting services, delivering engaging lectures, and contributing significantly to curriculum development, evaluation, and research. This multifaceted background, spanning prototyping, 3D production, education, and urban economics research, reflects my versatile skill set and positions me as a professional ready to contribute to the growth and success of innovative organizations.

• Young Architecture Biennial (2014). Advisor for the proposal presented by the Center for Higher Design Studies of Monterrey (CEDIM) (Monterrey, Mexico).
• Crystal Brick Award at the XVII CANL - SANL Architecture Biennial (2013). Recognition of the teaching career granted by the Center for Higher Studies of Design of Monterrey (CEDIM) (Monterrey, Mexico).
• International Council for Caring Communities INC. (2013). Advisor in the proposal presented by the Universidad Regiomontana (U-ERRE) in the contest organized by the ICCC and sponsored by UN-Habitat (New York, USA).
• Secretariat of Human and Social Development of the Municipality of Monterrey (2012-2015), (2014). Advisor to the U-ERRE in the program for the design of rehabilitation projects for public spaces (Monterrey, Mexico).
• Cemex-TEC Award transforming communities 2012 edition: Inclusive Urbanism, (2012). Participant as an advising professor in the project "Urban Profase"
• Emerald Literati Network Award (2010). Highly Commended Award. Paper "Does noise have a stationary impact on residential values?"

• Some indicators of design in the residential real estate market. The case of Barcelona, (2016). Paper presented at the II International Seminar on Architectural Interior Design (Monterrey, Mexico).
• Different territorial scales and the involuntary effect of proximity on self-organization of the urban space. A comparative analysis of the proximity and frictions caused by the representative internalities at different territorial scales from an approximation of territorial reorganization based on an empirical theoretical analysis of intra-urban migrations, (2014). Paper presented at the X International Congress of Virtual City and Territory (Monterrey, Mexico).
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• The issue of territorial reorganization in the definition of housing submarkets, a proposal for the delimitation of residential submarkets based on an empirical theoretical analysis of intra-urban migrations, (2012). Paper presented at the XXVII Pan-American Congress of Valuation and the XLVIII National Congress of Valuation (Monterrey, Mexico).
• An approach to the segmentation dynamics in the residential real estate market caused by intra-urban migration, an empirical theoretical proposal for the modeling of territorial reorganization processes, (2012). Paper presented at the VIII International Congress on Virtual City and Territory (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil).

• Identifying residential sub-markets using intra-urban migrations: The case study of Barcelona's neighborhoods. Paper accepted at the XVII LARES International Conference (Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2017).
• Prospective evaluation of standards and technologies applied to interior design. Paper accepted at the III International Seminar on Architectural Interior Design (Puebla, Mexico, 2017).
• The impact of noise on the spatial formation of real estate values: an analysis of the residential market in Barcelona. City and Territory Territorial Studies (CyTET), Vol. XVII, Fourth Epoch, No. 164, pp. 211-232, 2010, Spain. Available at: http://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=3327035
• Does noise stationary matter in the spatial formation of real estate values? A GWR analysis for Barcelona's residential market. Workshop presented at the 16th European Real Estate Society Conference (ERES 2009) in Stockholm, Sweden, July 24-27, 2009. Program available at: http://www-cpsv.upc.es/documents/ERES_2009_programme.pdf
• Does noise have a stationary impact on residential values? Journal of European Real Estate Research, Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 259-279, 2009. Available at: www.emeraldinsight.com/1753-9269.htm
• Implementation of quality systems in the construction industry: Towards a qualitative model evaluation. ACE Magazine, Year I, No. 3, pp. 413-436, 2007, Barcelona, Spain. Available at: http://www-cpsv.upc.es/ace/Articles-n3/30_gonzalez_adrian.pdf