Daniel Inocente joins the podcast to discuss the fascinating field of space architecture. In our conversation, he shares his extensive experience working at renowned firms such as Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), HKS, Gehry Partners, and NASA. These roles have significantly influenced his teaching methodology in architectural education, especially in addressing the challenges of bridging the gap between professional practice and academia.

Daniel delves into the digital tools employed in architectural design, from mixed-use projects and high-rise buildings to the innovative realm of space architecture. He elaborates on how these technologies streamline design processes, enhance project visualization, and improve collaborative efforts across multidisciplinary teams. We also explore his thoughts on the future of architecture, the importance of sustainability, and the evolving role of architects in shaping the built environment both on Earth and beyond.