Alma Guzman

Alma is an architectural designer specializing in historic preservation. A graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, with a BA in Architecture and a minor in sustainable design, Alma brings a rich blend of passion, innovation, and leadership to our team.

Alma is proud to be a first-generation Latina, making significant strides advocating for diversity and inclusivity within the field. During her tenure as president of the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS) at UC Berkeley, Alma made lasting contributions to studio culture and student-faculty relations, leaving a profound impact on the College of Environmental Design. Her leadership extended beyond academia; she led her team to a top ten placement at the NOMA Conference Student Competition, showcasing her ability to drive excellence.

Alma’s dedication to making a difference extends to her volunteer work with Casa Esperanza, a nonprofit in Mexico supporting survivors of domestic violence. She led a design event introducing middle school students to the field of architecture, culminating in the completion of the winning design at the shelter. Her involvement with SF NOMA and AIA East Bay further underscores her commitment to community engagement. As part of our team, Alma is excited to apply her skills to uncover hidden stories and breathe new life into historic buildings.