Daniel Inocente
Daniel Inocente is an Architect and Professor of Architecture at Arizona State University. He approaches every project through a creative process that combines building science, design principles and technology. His experience includes working on projects across multiple sectors, including commercial, transportation, aviation, government, culture, science, education, and residential. Daniel previously worked for Gehry Partners, HKS, and SOM. Projects he has worked on include the Jiuzhou Bay Zhuhai Tower, Guiyang World Trade Center, Guggenheim in Abu Dhabi and Tour Charenton in Paris among other projects. Daniel has also worked with the aerospace industry, helping build and lead space sector partnerships with government, academia and commercial partners. Daniel is driven by a wide range of interdisciplinary experience and integrates diverse ideas, leveraging his combined knowledge of architecture, technology and design.
As a Professor at ASU, Daniel teaches master studios and technology courses primarily focused on urbanism, high density and sustainable design. He researches innovative computational design processes, building technologies and construction methods that lead to high performance architecture. Daniel has also given lectures at MIT, John Hopkins, IAAC, Politecnico Di Milano and other universities.