Daniel was born in 1998 in the State of Mexico. He is an architect who graduated with honors for academic excellence from Universidad del Valle de México. He has completed a diploma in Energy-Efficient Building and Adaptive Comfort, as well as a diploma in Integrated Urban Interventions, both from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).

He has experience in architectural design and project development, with work published in Architectural Digest and on platforms such as ArchDaily. During his academic training, he participated in the African House Design Competition, an international architecture competition. His background is further complemented by studies in Interior Architecture at CENTRO and training in photography at Escuela Activa de Fotografía, as well as collaborations with architecture firms in Mexico such as RA! Arquitectos and Hernández de la Garza.

At AMA, Daniel develops projects from the conceptual stage in collaboration with different teams within the office, generating comprehensive architectural solutions and ensuring proper coordination throughout each project. He uses 3D modeling as his primary tool to support the accurate development of projects, as well as for the production of architectural, interior, and detailed drawings.

Daniel has a strong affinity for vegetation and the contemplation of natural elements, valuing their subtle integration into everyday life as a means of improving quality of living. He finds inspiration in exploring the city, discovering new places in good company, observing urban photography, and engaging with natural environments, as well as through conversations that broaden his perspective. He enjoys reading historical and biographical books, which is reflected in an exploratory approach to design. He considers Alberto Kalach one of his main architectural references, along with works such as Walden 7.