Mario Coyula Cowley

Dr. Mario Coyula Cowley is a Cuban architect and architectural historian. He is an authority on the history and preservation of Havana. Dr. Coyula served as a Robert F. Kennedy Visiting Professor from 2002-2003 at Harvard University in Urban Planning and Design. He has been a full professor at the Faculty of Architecture of Havana since 1964, profesor de Mérito (2001), National Award of Architecture (2001), National Habitat Award (2004), and Académico de Mérito (2011). He was director of the school of Architecture, of the City Department of Architecture and Urbanism, and of the Group for the Integrated Development of the Capital (GDIC) all from Havana. Dr. Coyula is also a member of several commissions, scientific councils and advisory councils. He is a co-author of the book Havana: Two Faces of the Antillean Metropolis (London and Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 2002) with Roberto Segre and Joseph L. Scarpaci, Jr.

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Name	Coyula Cowley, Mario
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Short description	architect and historian
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Place of birth	Cuba
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