Alejandro Aptilon, faculty spotlight

Alejandro Aptilon is an assistant teaching professor of architecture at the University of Kansas School of Architecture & Design and principal of an award-winning architectural practice founded in Mexico City in 1998. His firm has completed projects in Mexico, Israel and the United States and has been recognized for its contributions to contemporary Mexican architecture. Aptilon holds degrees from the Israel Institute of Technology and Columbia University. His work has been widely exhibited and published, and he is co-author of the influential book Las Casas del Pedregal 1947-1968.