Emmanuel, originally from Acayucan, Veracruz, Mexico, is an architect who graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He has more than 13 years of experience in architectural design, interior design, and construction, contributing to social housing projects, office interiors, and graphic design applications.

He was a founding member of Estudio Aparente, a studio focused on architectural design and the creation of concrete-based objects, where he developed innovative solutions and gained hands-on experience in construction processes.

At AMA, Emmanuel coordinates part of the Narrative Design team, contributing to the development of outcomes that strengthen each project. He also supports architectural development from a functional perspective, bringing a logical approach that helps ground ideas and provide clarity for subsequent design stages. He has also contributed to several published projects within the studio.

His approach to design is grounded in rationality, drawing inspiration from the work of Luis Barragán. He identifies the Museo Nacional de Arte as one of his favorite spaces; environments like this, along with the city itself, serve as constant sources of inspiration, where his interests in photography, drawing, and graphic design converge. Water also stands out as his element of choice.