Danitza Sánchez Aguirre

Led high-end interior design projects from concept through construction documentation, managing multidisciplinary teams of up to 8 and 4 concurrent projects. Owned production planning, risk management, client/stakeholder approvals, and coordination of FF&E, MEP, lighting, and contractors while enforcing quality standards.

Directed residential architectural design across project phases and led the Residential Design Department, managing a team of 3 across multiple projects. Supervised construction on-site to ensure execution matched approved designs, timelines, and quality expectations while serving as primary point of contact for clients and suppliers.

Supported architectural design development and 3D modeling, and coordinated production of construction documents to ensure accuracy and alignment with project requirements. Prepared construction budgets, material quantity take-offs, and cost estimates, progressively taking on project leadership and on-site construction supervision responsibilities.

Assisted senior architects and project managers with construction budgets and cost estimates, including material quantity take-offs and basic cost control. Supported construction scheduling and production planning, and helped coordinate with clients, suppliers, and general contractors under senior supervision.

Online Diploma in Effective Project Management, focusing on methods and practices for managing projects effectively.

Online program covering new approaches to global and urban changes through the course “Rethinking the City: New Approaches to Global and Urban Changes.”

Academic Exchange Program in 2015 at Universidad de San Sebastián.

Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Universidad de Sonora.