Professor Isaura Elisa López Vivero is a Mexican architect who graduated from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM), with a specialization, master's degree and a doctorate in Design with the theme "Proposal of Regulation in Bioclimatic Architecture for Mexico City", line of concentration in Bioclimatic Architecture.

She has been an expert responsible for private works in the State of Mexico since 2006 and until 2019. She has work experience in project management in positions of high urban and environmental impact, such as gas stations, gas stations, commercial complexes, industry, housing with participation in works of different types from residential, industrial and services in its design, project and construction with the application of Bioclimatic Architecture in them; as well as structural supervision in educational, service, housing and multipurpose buildings.

BIM methodology certification at manager and coordinator level (2015-2018). An active member of CAMSAM and ANES until 2017. Lecturer with several articles in congresses and national and international journals on technology and methodology of information exchange in models for construction and its use in Bioclimatic Architecture and in the Supervision of Work and Structural Analysis of critical events such as the affectation of buildings by accidental actions such as seismic and wind.

Professor at the Azcapotzalco Camus of the UAM since 2009. University merit medal for master's degree in 2012. Recognition and PRODEP profile since 2015, Ex-scholar CONACyT with Letter of Recognition by the Directorate of Graduate Studies and Scholarships in September 2013, Ex-scholar COMECyT for High Performance Doctorate 2018. Recognition for teaching work in 2019 by the Society of Architects Specializing in Health. Entrepreneurial, change-seeking nature, innovative, proactive, empathetic, with willingness to lifelong learning.