Fernando is an architect from the Faculty of Architecture at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), a visual artist, and a 3D representation professional with a multidisciplinary background in architecture, digital modeling, visual representation, and material exploration.

His academic training includes the BIM Thesis Seminar, the International Seminar on Identity and Cultural Heritage, the Corporate Architecture Seminar with Haworth by Papsa, and a visual representation course with RAUM, complemented by workshops in design, simulation, and robotic fabrication at UNAM.

He has participated in residential, cultural, and commercial projects with private firms and public institutions, including Rojkind + AMASA and Taller Vertebral. At Taller Vertebral, his work was recognized in several competitions: he was a finalist in the international Not a Hotel competition in Japan, a finalist in an Archstorming competition in 2024, and part of the winning team for Pabellón Mextrópoli 2024 with the proposal Firenze.

In 2025, he joined AMA, where he focuses on developing 3D models and transforming them into architectural renderings that communicate atmosphere, light, materiality, composition, and visual narrative, helping teams and clients understand and evaluate projects before they are fully developed.

His work seeks to be meticulous, distinctive, experimental, and sensitive, driven by an interest in raw materials such as light, nature, wood, stone, and concrete. His architectural references include Renzo Piano, Peter Zumthor, and Kazuyo Sejima, whose work informs his sensitivity toward atmosphere, materiality, and spatial experience. Beyond architecture, he draws inspiration from films, documentaries, photography, outdoor activities, technology and design.