Gonzalo Muñoz-Vera

Assistant Professor

Contact:

gonzalomv@vt.edu

Education

Ph.D., History & Theory of Architecture, Architecture, McGill University

M.S., Arch, University of Chile;

MArch, History & Theory of Architecture, McGill University;

B.S., Architecture, University of Chile

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Gonzalo Muñoz-Vera is Assistant Professor in the School of Architecture at Virginia Tech. A licensed architect trained at the University of Chile, he holds a PhD and a Master of Architecture in History and Theory of Architecture from McGill University. His research examines the role of visual media in shaping perceptions of cities, cultures, and architecture, with a particular focus on nineteenth-century visual culture, colonialism, architectural representation, and Latin America. He has taught architecture and architectural history in Chile and Canada, and his work explores how images, exhibitions, and print media contributed to the construction of global urban imaginaries.

Visual Culture, History & Theory of Architecture, Architectural Representation, Latin American Architecture, Social Housing

ARCH 3015, ARCH 3016, ARCH 3054, ARCH 4034, ARCH 4514, ARCH 4515.

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