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Celia Toché is a leader in sustainable design and an award-winning researcher, currently serving as an Instructor at Yale University. As a registered architect, she is the principal investigator leading a team of researchers focused on innovative construction technologies aimed at utilizing locally available materials to assist vulnerable communities in coping with extreme heat. Her work is supported by an award grant from the Yale Planetary Solutions Center and the Climate Change Cairns Climate Impact Innovation Fund. Celia’s extensive experience includes programming, master planning, innovative design, project management, and construction administration. Notable projects include programming a community center in Mexico City and contributions to the Schuylkill Yards Masterplan in Philadelphia. She has taught design studios at the Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey and delivered lectures on sustainable design practices at various institutions, including UN Campus in Panama City. Celia is a member of the American Institute of Architects and is a LEED Accredited Professional, reflecting her commitment to environmentally responsible design.
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