“There are 360 degrees, so why stick to one?”
– Zaha Hadid

Angelina Jockovich

Project Manager

she/her

B.Arch, Boston Architectural College

“There are 360 degrees, so why stick to one?”
– Zaha Hadid

Angelina is an architectural designer and project manager committed to creating socially responsible spaces that support community well-being and reflect clients’ needs. With a foundation in sustainability and a global design sensibility, she approaches each project with a deep commitment to context, culture, and purpose, believing that architecture has the power to shape communities.

Specializing in guiding projects from concept to completion, Angelina balances creativity with technical precision. Her expertise spans modular design, high-end residential, multi-family housing, and hospitality. She excels in managing scope, schedule, and budget, while ensuring clear communication between clients, consultants, and design teams to solve complex challenges.

Angelina combines artistic vision with technical expertise, delivering innovative, sustainable solutions that meet client goals. With international experience and adaptability, she thrives in dynamic environments, creating spaces that go beyond functionality to enhance everyday experiences and foster lasting connections.

Angelina’s design philosophy focuses on creating environments that are not only practical but also inspiring. By integrating sustainable practices with thoughtful design, she aims to craft spaces that contribute positively to the community and support meaningful interaction.

Q&A

What’s your hidden talent?

Party Planning. I enjoy bringing people together through a great event. Whether it’s a party, a celebration, or any type of gathering, I genuinely enjoy planning and creating spaces where people can connect, have fun, and make memories. I might not call myself a professional event planner, but I definitely know how to throw a good party!

Where do you find inspiration?

In people’s interaction and reactions

What gets you moving, motivated or excited?

People

Who’s your favorite fictional character?

Chespirito is a beloved Mexican comedian, creator, and performer, remembered throughout Latin America for many iconic character, one of them being my superhero, described below. His work stood out not just for its humor, but for its deep humanity, often touching on social inequalities and injustice. In the 1970s and 1980s, his shows became a cultural phenomenon, blending laughter, heart, and meaningful social commentary. What made Chespirito truly special wasn’t just the comedy, it was the way he portrayed characters who were poor, clumsy, or afraid, not to mock them, but to celebrate their courage and dignity.

Who’s your hero?

El Chapulín Colorado is a brilliant and culturally rich hero. Created in Mexico in the 1970s, he flips the typical superhero narrative. Unlike traditional superheroes who rely on physical strength or extraordinary powers, El Chapulín relies on wit, heart, and sheer persistence. He's clumsy, often scared, and far from perfect, always showing up. That firm determination, even in the face of fear, makes him incredibly relatable and quietly courageous. Rather than mocking the superhero genre, the character redefines what it truly means to be a hero.