Daniel Inocente, AIA, NCARB, LEED, is a Licensed Architect, Professor of Practice in Architecture and Space Architecture at Arizona State University, and Space Architect whose extensive career spans over two decades in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry. His expertise and innovative approach have significantly contributed to terrestrial and extraterrestrial architecture. He has worked with international architecture and engineering firms, including Gehry Partners, Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill. Projects he has worked on include the Abu Dhabi Guggenheim, Battersea Development, Zhuhai Tower, Charenton Tower, Guiyang World Trade Center, Zhongtian Tower, and Hangzhou Wangchao Tower.

Beyond the practice of architecture, Inocente has made significant advances in Space Architecture. This field integrates architectural design with aerospace engineering to create sustainable habitats and systems for space exploration. Inocente previously worked as a Senior Space Architect at Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos's aerospace company. His work as a Space Architect involved government and commercial projects, focusing on habitation, mobility, and the development of space systems. Inocente's dedication to this field is evident in his past collaborations with organizations such as the European Space Agency (ESA), NASA, aerospace companies, and leading universities.

Inocente approaches architecture through a creative process that harmonizes design and engineering principles. He strives to push the boundaries of what is possible through the discipline of architecture. His ability to integrate technical rigor with visionary design makes him a pioneer in architecture and space architecture.

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