Daniel Mendoza studied architecture at the Guadalajara School of Architecture and has managed educational and cultural outreach projects focused on architecture, urban planning, and design, collaborating with the CUAAD of the University of Guadalajara, the Faculty of Architecture of the UAG, and the ESARQ.

 

Between 2016 and 2021, he was co-director of the CENTROmx collective, a project that includes the CEMEX 2018 pavilion and Mictlán pavilion competitions. Since 2020, he has been a partner of MERE, a project focused on the production of audiovisual media and architectural photography.

 

He is currently the coordinator of ForA, a cultural center focused on the city, contemporary thought, architecture, urban planning, and creative disciplines.