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Ricardo Czuckerberg Nankin earned his Bachelor of Art in Biology in 2001 from the University of San Diego. Later, in Marbella, Spain, he achieved a post-graduate diploma in Hotel Management. Upon graduation, he became the Vice President at Grupo Elipse, which is an architecture and construction firm in Mexico City, Mexico. By 2009, Ricardo decided to obtain his Masters in Financing and Promoting Real Estate Projects at the Universidad Anahuac, School of Architecture. Throughout all of his studies and experience, he believes that a skyscraper doesn’t just multiply the base area by its number of floors; it also intensifies the potential for the use of the building. The greatest challenge is not just to pile one floor on top of the other, but rather to imply them with one another, or better yet, to complicate them into each other.
Mr. Czukerberg has lived in Mexico, England, Israel, Australia, United States, Spain and currently in Mexico, developing multicultural awareness. Recently, Ricardo became partner at Agent, Strategic Intelligence Embassy in 2010 and the Finance Director at Quantum Creations in 2011.
Significant Tall Building Experience in Mexico:
- Reforma 432
- Espacio Sante Fe in 2008
- Azul Residencial in 2007
- Les Tours D'Argent in 2005
- Torre Reforma Plus 1995
Ricardo Czuckerberg Nankin earned his Bachelor of Art in Biology in 2001 from the University of San Diego. Later, in Marbella, Spain, he achieved a post-graduate diploma in Hotel Management. Upon graduation, he became the Vice President at Grupo Elipse, which is an architecture and construction firm in Mexico City, Mexico. By 2009, Ricardo decided to obtain his Masters in Financing and Promoting Real Estate Projects at the Universidad Anahuac, School of Architecture. Throughout all of his studies and experience, he believes that a skyscraper doesn’t just multiply the base area by its number of floors; it also intensifies the potential for the use of the building. The greatest challenge is not just to pile one floor on top of the other, but rather to imply them with one another, or better yet, to complicate them into each other.
Mr. Czukerberg has lived in Mexico, England, Israel, Australia,…
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