Rocio Araujo

 I am a Guatemalan Mestiza architect, designer, and artist with over two decades of experience. My professional journey encompasses the preservation of historical landmarks and UNESCO World Heritage sites, alongside innovative approaches in sustainable and personalized home design. Specializing in bio-construction and vernacular architecture, I incorporate ancient building techniques  to create environmentally conscious, energy-efficient spaces.

I hold a degree in Architecture from San Carlos University, Guatemala, a Master's in Monument Restoration, and have studied with Master Builder Dominique Susani in geometry, biogeology, and energetic design. I also hold a Permaculture Certification, have completed the Ecovillage Design Education (EDE) program, and studied regenerative practices within Ecovillages.

As an advocate for nature, I work with the energies of plants and trees, incorporating the wisdom of the natural world into my designs. My approach to landscaping integrates sustainable and regenerative principles, promoting harmony and well-being in every space I create. My objective is to fuse innovative design with a holistic, nature-inspired philosophy to develop spaces that promote health, well-being, and sustainability.