Universitat Ramon Llull - La Salle
Quatre Camins 2, 8022, Barcelona, Spain
Country:
Spain City:
Barcelona Street:
Quatre Camins 2 Zipcode:
8022 Website: http://www.salle.url.edu/arc/ E-mail address: madrazo@salle.url.edu Contactperson:
Leandro Madrazo Disciplines:
Architecture
School info & PHD program
URL is a non-profit making federated private entity recognized in 1991 by the Government of Catalonia. URL is the second private university in Spain with more than 18.000 students and 1.200 professors. It offers 24 Degrees, 38 Masters and 13 PhD Programmes in the frame of the EHEA. 50 research groups carry out research within European and national projects.
URL is integrated by 10 centres with their own juridical personality. It is structured through a federative agreement between the University, formal holder and responsible of the centers, and the entities [1] that assume the management of each centre with their own resources. In the context of the 7th Framework Programme the centres of URL are the beneficiaries of the grants, following the indications from DG Research. However, after consulting the coordinator of the Erasmus Action at EACEA, URL is the direct beneficiary of the ERASMUS actions, even if they are performed by its federated centre FUNITEC.
Biography
Leandro Madrazo is Professor at the School of Architecture La Salle, Barcelona. He is head of the research group ARC Architecture Representation Computation since its creation in ‘99. He graduated in architecture from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in ‘84, and studied as Fulbright scholar in the Master of Architecture programs of Harvard University and at the University of California LA, where he obtained the Master’s degree in ‘88. From ‘90 to ‘99 he carried out his teaching and research work at the Department of Architecture and CAAD at ETH Zürich, completing his Ph.D. in ‘95. He has been coordinator of the LLLP OIKODOMOS, and the Erasmus Intensive Programme HOUSING@21.EU. He has published extensively (see publications at www.salle.url.edu/arc).
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