Summary
Daniel Inocente is a licensed architect and principal founder based in New York with a decade of experience blending cutting-edge architectural design, space architecture, and technology-driven fabrication. He leads DIA and co-founded ATOM Building Technologies while serving as Professor of Architecture & Space Architecture at Arizona State University, demonstrating a rare mix of entrepreneurial, academic, and practice-oriented roles. His background includes senior design roles at SOM and Blue Origin and technical consulting at Gehry Technologies, where he developed parametric façade systems and BIM workflows using CATIA, Revit, and Rhino. He has tackled complex, interdisciplinary projects from mission control centers at JPL to aerospace habitats, pairing conceptual design with pragmatic delivery. Known for translating advanced digital methods into built and research outcomes, he brings both creative vision and systems-level rigor to architecture and space environments. An uncommon through-line in his career is the persistent coupling of academic research with product-oriented ventures, driving innovation from idea to implementation.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Architecture (BArch), Architecture, Bachelor of Architecture (BArch), Architecture at SCI-Arc
Spanish, English, French