Curriculum

She graduated in Architecture at the Autonomous University of Ciudad de Mexico, where she met the Mexican architect Luis Barragán (he was awarded Pritzker Architecture Prize). She took her doctor’s degree in the Architecture School of A Coruña, where she presented her doctoral thesis El Color en Arquitectura, which was directed by the architect César Portela Fernández-Jardón. She collaborated in the studio of the architect César Portela Fernández-Jardón (he was awarded the National Architecture Prize in Spain) for six years. She worked as the architect of the City Council of Marín for two years. In 1990, she founded the Teresa Táboas Architecture Studio that has carried out many building and town-planning projects. He filled the following offices: president of the Association of Architects in Pontevedra (1999 - 2003), member of the board of directors of the Galician Association of Architects, president of the Galician Association of Architects, member of the Council of Spanish Architects, representative member of the Council of Spanish Architects before the Council of European Architects in Brussels in two commissions supporting the European Parliament: Taskforce for Urban Issues and Taskforce for Environment and Sustainable Architecture. From 2005 to 2009, she was the 'Conselleira de Vivenda' in the Xunta de Galicia.