Daniel Lobo

Project manager, researcher, and artist, working as an independent consultant on issues of contemporary culture, urban development, knowledge management, and art proposals.

• Responsible for coordinating the Disaster Assistance Program, including the deployment of the response. • Crafted the development and approval of the AIA Disaster Comprehensive Response System (CRS) in 2006. • Implementation of the first deployment phase of the AIA CRS in 2007, including development of the national preparedness digital component kit, national strategy for coordinators & training.

Volunteer for NGO set to help training youth to be catalyst for positive change in urban neighborhoods of Washington DC

Coordinator of urban design initiatives including project development, research and marketing. Selected Project Experience: - Suitland Federal Center Master Plan, US Census Bureau: 20 years projection for multi-tenant 226 acres facility. - Mount Vernon Triangle: Development Strategy; Public-Private-Residents partnership, Washington DC. - US Patent and Trademark Office: Expansion feasibility studies of 15-acre urban campus in Alexandria, VA

• Urban Studies Research/Teaching Assistant • Facilities management analysis

Field research in government housing conditions and services provided in the London Borough of Lewisham.

Architectural and interior design consulting, including historic preservation, retail, and office projects.

Construction and refurbishment work in the region of Madrid (Spain)

Urban studies, urban morphology, urban infrastructure, social psychology, economics of regional and urban planning, liberalism and its critics, historic materialism, global cities

Community revitalization, public participation, cultural development, interior design, history of architecture, project management, sustainable practices

Contemporary art, sociology or art, art history, sculpture, etching, restoration, drawing