FERNANDO HERRERA

Fernando Herrera is an architect and researcher interested in form as a cultural instrument. His work asks how geometry, repetition, and abstraction carry meaning across time—outlasting programs, technologies, and even ideologies.

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Working across architecture, drawing, and speculative research, Herrera focuses on housing, affordability, and multigenerational domestic life, often engaging vernacular and religious architectural traditions as living systems rather than historical artifacts. He treats drawing not as representation, but as a method of inquiry—an architectural tool for thinking.

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Alongside practice, Herrera has taught architecture studios and writes on theory and contemporary practice. His work is based in the United States and developed through international projects and research.

 

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