INTBAU Mexico
The International Network for Traditional Building, Architecture & Urbanism
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Board of Directors
Leadership. Dedication. Responsibility
The Board of Directors is the body responsible for coordinating and representing the organization, working voluntarily and collaboratively to guide its actions and ensure the fulfillment of its mission. Through organization, management, and communication among the various teams, the Board of Directors promotes the smooth operation of activities, strengthens the institutional structure, and fosters leadership based on service and teamwork.
Team
Dedication. Experience. Passion.
INTBAU Mexico operates thanks to the teamwork of committed individuals who volunteer their time, knowledge, and experience to drive projects focused on architecture, urban planning, and building more humane communities. This volunteer model fosters collaboration, collective learning, and the exchange of ideas, allowing each member to contribute their skills to achieve common goals and generate a positive impact on the environment.
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INTBAU Mexico Volunteers and Active Council
Outreach Volunteers: Ireri Loza, José Yáñez, Roberto Rodríguez, Andrea Mirón, Zulma Pérez, Edward McGrath, Kevin Daniel, Martín Guadián, Luis Daniel.
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Social Service Participants: Joel Meza, Norma Vargas, Juan Diego Zapata, Emilio Sanchez Vazquez, Mauricio Guzman.
Volunteering and social service activities are carried out for limited periods, typically between 3 and 6 months, taking into account that the time contributed is voluntary and depends on the availability and commitment of each supporting member.
The INTBAU Mexico Active Council plays a fundamental role in the organization, as it is made up of professionals who voluntarily participate actively in decision-making, strategy development, and project support. Their commitment and experience strengthen collective work, ensure the continuity of institutional objectives, and promote a shared vision oriented toward responsible and collaborative development. Other collaborators have included: José Yáñez, Roberto Rodríguez, Pablo Funes, Mayolo Ramírez, and Irina Yushmanova.
