Androsky Lugo

Androsky Lugo is a celebrated architect, CEO, and founder of Framing Futures Architectural Firm (FFAF) based in Southern California. Established in 2019, FFAF is a leading firm that designs cutting-edge commercial and public structures for clients. As the founding partner, Lugo oversees the everyday workflow and design processes, working closely with the executive board and a team of skilled architects to deliver top-quality projects. Lugo has over two decades of experience in architectural design, having worked for several leading firms before founding FFAF. He spent ten years as a Senior Architect, working with some top firms, including Parkins and Rhodon in New York and Fentrell Architects in San Francisco. Lugo's expertise in architectural engineering and design is rooted in the fundamentals of modern architectural engineering.

A. Alberto Lugo obtained his Bachelor of Business degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 2000 and later transitioned to Cornell University to pursue his Master of Architecture degree. He graduated with distinction from the program in 2002 before obtaining further designations in Building Science and Technology and Environmental Systems. He returned to Cornell in 2003 to focus on environmentally-conscious building and design. Throughout his career, Lugo has had the opportunity to work on various top-level architectural projects. He was contracted by the San Francisco Historic Buildings Committee in 2012 to plan and design renovations for several public service spaces. In 2015, he was hired by the Hagman's Group of NYC to design the first structure built entirely out of sustainable and recycled materials. While Lugo's career has always centered around architectural design, his primary focus has been on environmental protection through sustainable architectural design.