Angelica Trevino Baccon is a principal at SHoP Architects in New York City. She leverages deep expertise in and a passion for evolving technology to create inspiring, sustainable spaces for people, often in next-generation workplaces. She led the SHoP teams for the new Uber Headquarters in San Francisco and the Atlassian Headquarters in Sydney, as well as several other large-scale projects for major global tech companies. Angelica has great success in meeting fast-paced and far-reaching design and delivery challenges and  finding consensus with multi-layered stakeholder groups—in the interest of spatial vitality and community connection—for some of the firm’s most complex projects. She holds a Bachelor in Architecture degree from ITESM in Monterrey, Mexico, and a Master of Architecture from Harvard University, where she has also served as a professor.

In this episode we talk about:

• What is was like having a baby during the pandemic, and the importance of flexibility
• How growing up in Monterrey, Mexico influenced the way Angelica views cities and spaces
• Seeing a city absorb a project after its completion
• What the future of work and workspaces will be like, and what elements will draw people to come back into the office
• Thinking about architecture as experiences rather than iconic forms
• Leveraging technology to think of space in a different way and to demystify the design process for clients
• On the patience and perseverance required to be an architect

SHoP projects mentioned in the episode:

• Uber Headquarters
• Atlassian Headquarters
• East River Waterfront
• Domino Sugar Master Plan
• Essex Market

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