Daniel Inocente, AIA is an Architect, Space Architect and Professor of Architecture. He has years of experience working with international Architecture and Engineering firms. He has worked on projects across sectors including skyscrapers, transportation, aviation, government, cultural, science, education, and space architecture. Projects he has worked on include the Jiuzhou Bay Zhuhai Tower, Charenton-Bercy Tower, Guiyang World Trade Center, Zhongtian Tower, Hangzhou Tower, and others. He approaches the design of architecture through a creative process that makes use of design principles, building science, and computational technologies.

His passion for space and cross-sector research has led him to initiate, build and foster Space Architecture partnerships with government, industry, and academia for future exploration initiatives. By working with partners such as the European Space Agency, NASA, Aerospace companies, and Universities his goal has been to expand the role of the AEC industry through international and cross-sectoral collaboration. His work in Space Architecture has been exhibited, presented, and published at the 70th International Astronautical Congress (IAC), AIAA Year in Review, IEEE, Architect Magazine, American Society of Civil Engineers, New Scientist Live, ISDC, MIT’s Beyond the Cradle, ESA’s Space 4 Inspiration and Venice Biennale of Architecture.