Celeste is an architect from the State of Mexico who graduated from Universidad Anáhuac México. Her academic trajectory has been defined by active engagement in design discourse, including her role as a speaker at PechaKucha Empalmes 06 at Universidad Anáhuac, where she presented her thesis project, as well as her participation in Líderes en Movimiento Universitarios 2022, organized by El Colegio de México and the Consejo Nacional de Negocios. Her work has been recognized through the publication of Nodo Vital Tláhuac in ASINEA 60, reflecting her interest in projects that engage with their social and urban context. She was also awarded Best Project in Analytical and Argumentative Synthesis at the 35th Encuentro Nacional de Estudiantes de Arquitectura.

She currently works as a Junior Narrative Designer at AMA, where she contributes to the development of conceptual projects with a clear essence and purpose, oriented toward conscious inhabitation. Her process is grounded in research and graphic and material exploration, building preliminary proposals that integrate a strong narrative later translated into built space. She contributes to the studio’s growth through creativity, fresh ideas, and a collaborative mindset. Her approach is defined by a strong team-oriented perspective and a continuous drive to learn and evolve within architectural practice.

Celeste channels her creativity into each project, drawing inspiration from spaces such as Casa Ortega and architects like David Chipperfield, as well as from elements such as water and the stories that emerge from people and spaces around her. These references connect with her interests in fashion, film, illustration, and literature.