A B O U T

Fernando Campos

I am an architect and designer who is passionate about creating visually arousing forms and spaces that are also functional. The most important aspects of my professional life are understanding the needs of the client and managing the expectations of the project. This helps me provide smart and artful solutions that speak to the client’s vision. Currently located in Miami, Florida, I continue my practice through collaborative projects with other professionals in the United States and Costa Rica. Furthermore, I serve as the registered Architect of Record for Diservsa S.A.

In 2015, I received a Master of Architecture degree from Hillier College of the New Jersey Institute of Technology. I also hold a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Universidad Veritas in San Jose, Costa Rica.

Through my 10 years as a professional, I have obtained an exceptional array of valuable experiences working across multiple practice areas. During my tenure at Gensler, I was entrusted with the complete interior renovation of the Bank of America Flagship stores in New York City and downtown Philadelphia, as well was multiple ground-up projects in the New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania area. Most recently, I acted as Junior Design Manager for a confidential hospitality project in Bethlehem, PA which included a 500+ key hotel and water park.

Together with Diservsa, I develop multiple residential projects for private clients, as well as workplace proposals for institutions of the Costa Rican government. The variety of projects and the range of roles I perform in them gives me the sensibility to appreciate the many facets of their development. This allows me to understand the architectural profession from an all-comprehensive perspective.

This Website

The purpose of this website is to share my work, thoughts, and architectural explorations through a framework of graphic representations at different scales. Architecture should not be solely a technical recipient. Instead, it should be honest beyond its practical sense, it should portrait beauty. Only then it will provide us with the tools to understand life.