M3H1 arose as a result of a work experiment between architects and students of architecture with different academic profiles, careers, ages and culture. The work and synergies between the members give way to the m3 school project; a simple design for rural schools in Colombia that was awarded the First Price at the professional call for entries of Premio Corona 2013.
Isabel Escudero Herrera is a graduate Architect of ETSAM and a graduate Telecommunications Engineer of UAH, holds an Oxford University Diploma in Urban Design, a Masters in Advance Project on Architecture and City with specialization on Environment of UAH and is a Specialist in Panning and Management on Interventions for Development. Has been working as an architect in her own office since 2005, and has published some of her works and has won scholarships, competitions and architectural prices.
Sandra Liliana Argüello Calderón, is a graduate Architect of Universidad Santo Tomás de Bucaramanga (Colombia) with complementary formation as a Technician on Fashion Designer, holds a Masters on architecture and Environment of UAH. Has participated professionally on housing project in Colombia and collaborates in the department of fashion design dedicated on textile. Has also worked designing project in Australia and is currently doing her doctorate degree in Madrid.
Paz Arguello Meza, is a graduate Architect of Universidade Federal do Paraná, Curitiba, Brasil, holds a Masters in Advance Project on Architecture and City of UAH with specialization on Unplanned City. She has worked in Paraguay, Brazil, Spain and UK. She Is the founder of “Más Arquitectura y Ciudad” where she worked on residential, commercial and social projects for her community. She is currently doing her doctorate degree on social housing in Madrid.
Fernando Gómez Arroyo is an architecture student in UAH and a Technician in development and application on construction projects. He has received academic scholarships of merit and prices in university competitions during his study period. Also develops alongside his architectural works, marketing and graphic design projects.
