Alfredo is an Artist and Designer. He graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. Since 2000, Alfredo has exhibited his art in Puerto Rico, New York, Indiana, and Illinois. ​ Design Philosophy: "We are all obligated in one way or another to be surrounded by, tortured & bombarded by, bored,  inconvenienced by, surprised and perhaps even inspired by a universe of good and bad design decisions during every single waking moment of our lives. This is what motivates me to make things function, look, perform and communicate better. Design, in the best of cases, when well planned, thought & executed, has the ability to improve the way we live and work."

Reily is a Licensed Architect with a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Design and a Master of Architecture from the School of Architecture of the University of Puerto Rico. Also, he held studies on Women and Gender offered by the same Campus. Reily thinks of Architecture as a liberating tool that challenges the socially established precepts in terms of the spaces we inhabit. As part of his commitment to the community and social transformation, he was part of the Student Council of the School of Architecture and the Advisory Body for the Development of Río Piedras. As an advocate of Historic Architecture, he helped in the founding and has served as Board of Governor’s Executive Secretary of the Escuela Taller para la Conservación y Restauración del Patrimonio Histórico de Puerto Rico.

Graduated from the University of Puerto Rico with degrees in Environmental Design, Architecture, and Urban Studies, Carlos believes architecture should be filled with emotionally rich experiences that defy the expectations of the participant. Along his career, Carlos has worked on multiple projects in Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, New York, District of Columbia, Virginia, and New Delhi. Carlos is a Licensed Architect in Puerto Rico, District of Columbia, and Virginia.

Andrea is an energetic and curious student currently enrolled in a master's degree in architecture at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus. She believes in working for and with the community. Inspired by people and the wonders of everyday life, she takes a holistic approach to design. We are sentient and social beings; therefore, spaces should be designed to evoke this capacity. During her bachelor's she was president of the School of Architecture's Student Council, where she reinforced these ideas by collaborating with various artists in the creation of new murals for the school's infrastructure, working along students bringing aid to communities impacted by Hurricane Fiona, promoting student life in school which had been negatively affected by the pandemic, among other projects. As a professional, she aims to keep working towards people and community.On her spare time, she enjoys drinking coffee, crocheting, and writing poetry.