Alexis is an architect from Mexico City who graduated from the Faculty of Higher Studies Aragón (FES Aragón) at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He has experience in architectural design, BIM modeling, and MEP coordination, supported by specialized diplomas in Revit MEP and BIM.

He has contributed to cultural and public infrastructure projects. Notable works include Biblioteca y Parque Público Fronterizos and Mercado Mirador, both selected for the XVIII Mexican National Architecture Biennial (BNAMX), as well as the coordination of MEP modeling for the government project Torre Centinela in the state of Chihuahua. His professional path includes work at firms such as RD Arquitectos, VIGA Arquitectos, and N4 Architects. His background is further complemented by a Diploma in Real Estate Valuation in Mexico City from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).

At AMA, Alexis is part of the BIM team, where he coordinates and oversees the development of digital models, ensuring compliance with BIM standards and the quality of the information. His role involves maintaining proper interdisciplinary integration, with the aim of making models reliable tools for decision-making and data extraction throughout the design and construction phases. He also contributes to the standardization and optimization of internal processes, defining communication workflows between teams, modeling protocols, and technical documentation for construction.

He finds inspiration in spaces such as the Museo Judío de Berlín and in architects like Daniel Libeskind and Rem Koolhaas. Traveling and exploring new cities, along with their architectural references, are part of his process of observation and learning. He defines his approach to design as rational, aligned with his interests in physics, astronomy, and technology, which is also reflected in his preference for stone-based, stereotomic, and massive materials.