One of the most important things to recognize is that architecture is much more momentous than the mere design and construction of a building. It is a responsibility to design and establish lifestyles, cities and communities. The combination of each built work in a city results in social background that has the potential to mold even our own culture.
 
     The social context is perhaps one of the most important things in the field and undoubtedly it has been the Achilles’ heel of many architectural works. We need to understand human beings, communities, and their social and cultural background in order to propose a design that enhances a space, whether inside a room, a building or in a city that is just as functional and beneficial to human life. That is the purpose of our profession.

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      Architectural Designer Larry W. Ramos completed 550hrs of a Master’s Degree in Ephemeral Design in the ETSAM (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid) after being granted a Fulbright Scholarship from the Department of State of the United States of America for a Research titled “Ephemeral Design to Maximize Deficient Urban Environments as a Social Integration Method”. Holds a Degree in Interior Design and a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Design from UPRRC and UPRRP School of Architecture respectively and has recently graduated from a Master's degree of Architecture (M.Arch) also in the School of Architecture of the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus, with an architectural thesis titled: "Urban tactics to promote social cohesion and sustainable rehabilitation of the Luis Lloréns Torres social project, as a new urban center for collective citizen habitat". Mr. William has collaborated in several architectural Projects and Architectural Firms throughout his Professional Services Practice since 2012.