Matías Lince brings a wealth of practical experience to urban operations, with a robust portfolio in government entities and multilateral development organizations across Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. His extensive academic background in architecture, urban planning, and urban economics, with a keen emphasis on data, has equipped him with the expertise to address complex urban challenges. As a Specialist in the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Division of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), Lince spearheads initiatives to transform vulnerable neighborhoods through socio-urban integration, revitalization of degraded areas, and the promotion of sustainable housing projects in the Southern Cone countries. Lince’s career also includes significant contributions to the City Government of Buenos Aires, where he played a key role in developing and implementing strategies for urban improvement and sustainable development. His efforts in this role underscored his commitment to enhancing city life through thoughtful urban planning and policy. In addition to his government work, Lince has demonstrated exceptional skill in the multilateral environment, managing international financing for neighborhood improvement programs, showcasing his ability to navigate complex financial landscapes to secure resources necessary for transformative urban projects. His studies on the impact of self-construction housing programs have provided valuable insights into sustainable housing solutions, further establishing him as a leader in the field of urban development. Lince’s experience is not just limited to the practical aspects of urban development; he has also shared his knowledge as a lecturer, imparting wisdom to the next generation of architects and urban planners. This blend of practical implementation, financial acumen, academic rigor, and a passion for teaching makes Matías Lince a distinguished professional in the realm of urban development and housing. experience at the University of Buenos Aires and has served as a research and workshop assistant in the Department of Urban Design and Planning at Harvard University.
