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Jennifer Lozano
Project Architect
RA
Jennifer Lozano Castillo, Registered Architect in the State of Colorado is an out of the box thinker, and strategic problem solver walking alongside school districts to bring thoughtful, well-designed educational environments to life—whether through the development of new schools or the optimization of existing spaces. Known for her collaborative and people-centered approach, Jen serves as a trusted bridge between end users, district leadership, and project teams, ensuring every voice is heard while guiding projects toward cohesive, functional, and inspiring outcomes.
With a strong eye for design and technical coordination, Jen excels at aligning consultant teams, refining complex drawings, and maintaining a clear project vision from concept through execution. Her work is grounded in a commitment to design quality, operational efficiency, and meaningful stakeholder engagement. Through a focused, tireless work ethic and an approachable leadership style, she creates project experiences that are not only successful, but memorable—fostering environments where clients, collaborators, and communities can learn, grow, and thrive together.
With a strong eye for design and technical coordination, Jen excels at aligning consultant teams, refining complex drawings, and maintaining a clear project vision from concept through execution. Her work is grounded in a commitment to design quality, operational efficiency, and meaningful stakeholder engagement. Through a focused, tireless work ethic and an approachable leadership style, she creates project experiences that are not only successful, but memorable—fostering environments where clients, collaborators, and communities can learn, grow, and thrive together.
Favorite MOA Project
Little Raven is an incredibly fun project that dared to propose spaces outside of the traditional space like the open library.
Favorite building:
The Pantheon, Rome
Favorite architect:
Lina Bo Bardi
Dream project:
A small (less than 100 students) Kindergarden/ECE
My Zodiac Sign:
Scorpio
My go-to karaoke song:
DtMF
If I could choose my last meal, it would be:
Rice, Beans, Pork and Plantains
Home town:
Ceiba, Puerto Rico
Favorite quote:
"La luz de alante es la que alumbra."
Project Architect
Jennifer Lozano
RA
Jennifer Lozano Castillo, Registered Architect in the State of Colorado is an out of the box thinker, and strategic problem solver walking alongside school districts to bring thoughtful, well-designed educational environments to life—whether through the development of new schools or the optimization of existing spaces. Known for her collaborative and people-centered approach, Jen serves as a trusted bridge between end users, district leadership, and project teams, ensuring every voice is heard while guiding projects toward cohesive, functional, and inspiring outcomes.
With a strong eye for design and technical coordination, Jen excels at aligning consultant teams, refining complex drawings, and maintaining a clear project vision from concept through execution. Her work is grounded in a commitment to design quality, operational efficiency, and meaningful stakeholder engagement. Through a focused, tireless work ethic and an approachable leadership style, she creates project experiences that are not only successful, but memorable—fostering environments where clients, collaborators, and communities can learn, grow, and thrive together.
With a strong eye for design and technical coordination, Jen excels at aligning consultant teams, refining complex drawings, and maintaining a clear project vision from concept through execution. Her work is grounded in a commitment to design quality, operational efficiency, and meaningful stakeholder engagement. Through a focused, tireless work ethic and an approachable leadership style, she creates project experiences that are not only successful, but memorable—fostering environments where clients, collaborators, and communities can learn, grow, and thrive together.