Paula Martin Goñi is an architect and PhD, and a lecturer at the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB) at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, within the Department of Architectural Technology. Her teaching and research activities focus on architectural construction, sustainability and innovation in the building sector.
Her work focuses on construction industrialisation, circular economy applied to the built environment and environmental assessment of buildings through methodologies such as Life Cycle Assessment. She particularly develops research and teaching related to the design and technology of façades and building envelopes, exploring their role in improving environmental and constructive performance.
She has also developed professional activity related to the design, development and consultancy of façades and building envelopes, participating in building projects at national and international level. Within this course, she explores the potential of industrialisation and circularity strategies to advance more sustainable construction models.
Paula Martin Goñi is an architect and PhD, and a lecturer at the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB) at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, within the Department of Architectural Technology. Her teaching and research activities focus on architectural construction, sustainability and innovation in the building sector.
Her work focuses on construction industrialisation, circular economy applied to the built environment and environmental assessment of buildings through methodologies such as Life Cycle Assessment. She particularly develops research and teaching related to the design and technology of façades and building envelopes, exploring their role in improving environmental and constructive performance.
She has also developed professional activity related to the design, development and consultancy of façades and building envelopes, participating in building projects at national and international level. Within this course, she explores the potential of industrialisation and circularity strategies to advance more sustainable construction models.