Ramon Gamez is PhD Architect by the Technical University of Madrid and Building Construction Professor at the School of Architecture of Madrid. He has combined his teaching and research works with his professional career, obtaining several awards and mentions among which are the first prizes in the housing competitions for the EMVs in Calle Gravina (Madrid) and the extension of the Embassy of Spain in Amman (Jordan) for the Spanish Foreign Affairs Ministry. With this project he won the prize "Luis Moreno-Mansilla" awarded by the COAM in 2015.In the field of intervention in historic buildings he has restored the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist of Albacete and the Church of the Holy Trinity of Alcaraz as well as the rehabilitation of the Chancery and Consulate General of the Spanish Embassy in Havana (Cuba). He has also won the first prize in the International Competition launched by the AIPI (Italy) for the intervention in Italian children's camps buildings of the 1930s.He has just won the first prize in the contest for the restoration and conversion to a museum of the Palace of Capricho in the Alameda de Osuna launched by the City Council of Madrid.He is the author of various articles and books, among which are Seventy Steps, the Staircase in Time and Space; VSE, Social Housing in Europe since 1945; VR reduced housing and No Details. For five years he has directed the Department of Building Construction Technology of the EMU and developed several research works with public administration support.He currently manages the Master in Building Construction and Real Estate Companies of the Technical School of Architecture of Madrid.

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