Andrea was born in 1991 in Mexico City. She is an architect who graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). During her academic studies, she completed an exchange program at the Central University of Chile (UCEN) in Santiago.

She has more than 11 years of experience in the architectural sector, contributing to commercial, urban, and residential projects across different scales, from small interventions to large-scale developments. Notably, she collaborated with FREE on the executive project development for the New Mexico City International Airport (NAICM).

At AMA, Andrea develops drawings that range from general to detailed, enabling the materialization of projects by translating concepts into executable proposals. Her work focuses on precision, resolving each solution through technically viable processes aligned with the design intent.

Concrete and natural light stand out as her preferred elements, converging in her favorite building, the Museo Tamayo. She defines her approach to design as subtle, finding inspiration in the work of David Chipperfield, as well as in activities such as traveling, walking, and reading. These interests are complemented by her affinity for dance, drawing, photography, art, cinema, and exercise.