Begoña Blandón González is the Director of the Department of Architectural Constructions I at the University of Seville and a Professor teaching the Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture, the Master’s in City and Sustainable Architecture, and the Master’s in Building Expertise and Rehabilitation at the Higher Technical School of Architecture. She earned her PhD in 2003, focusing her teaching, technical expertise, and research on the environmental evaluation of construction models, waste management, and reuse opportunities. She has actively participated in conferences and contributed to disseminating knowledge about sustainable construction. Her work has been recognized internationally, including being a finalist in the XV Spanish Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism for her article “The Revaluation of Uninhabited Popular Patrimony under Environmental and Sustainability Parameters”, published in Sustainability. She has been a member of international scientific committees and organizations in her field. Her research trajectory includes membership in the TEP 125 research group on new materials and construction procedures until 2008, the PAIDI TEP 954-InFact group until 2023, and the current TEP 206 group: Sustainable Architecture, Technology, and Heritage. Since 2018, she has coordinated and trained in the FIDOP program, emphasizing innovative teaching models for construction, rehabilitation, and sustainable techniques to enhance learning outcomes.