Jordi Marrot i Ticó is a technical architect with a degree in building science and technology from the UPC. Member of the CATEB since 1995, he has managed an appraisal company, a real estate developer and a technical consulting office of architecture and urban planning. In 2015 he joined the College of Technical Architecture of Barcelona, first as head of the rehabilitation and environment unit and later as director of the technical area. He is a professor, speaker, article writer and author of several technical publications. Member of Green Building Council Spain and the Academy of Medical and Health Sciences of Catalonia and the Balearic Islands.
Cateb is the College of Technical Architecture of Barcelona, the home of experts in construction, which promotes professional excellence and the social function of their profession. Heirs of the old master builders and quantity surveyors, technical architects are passionate specialists in the art of building. Their task is to turn projects into reality, guaranteeing the quality of buildings and their impact on the environment and the lives of citizens. With headquarters in Barcelona and 6 territorial delegations in Vic, Manersa, Granollers, Terrassa, Mataró and Vilafranca del Penedès, the association brings together nearly 7,000 professionals committed to its mission.
