I’m Francisco Herrero, a fourth‑year Bachelor of Architecture student at the University of Miami School of Architecture in Coral Gables, Florida, with a minor in Civil Engineering. I design buildings and public spaces in Miami and across Florida, and I make the drawings, renders, models and films that explain them.
I’m originally from Spain, and that background shapes how I understand space, urban life and architectural identity. Recognized on the Dean’s List for academic performance, I am passionate about architecture as a tool to shape meaningful spatial experiences, with a particular interest in the relationship between structure, materiality, and context.
Work spans computational form-making, spatial design, visualization and fabrication. Whatever the scale, the aim stays the same — precise technique in service of light, material, and the story a space tells.
An artistic approach held against technical precision. Light, material, composition and storytelling carry as much weight as the model that produces them.
Every project begins with a conversation — about the idea, the constraints, and what the work actually needs to do. From there the vision is translated into drawings, images and objects.
For inquiries related to internships, university applications, or academic collaborations, please feel free to get in touch.