A. Alberto Lugo received his Bachelor of Business degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 2000. Still, he then changed his career aspirations and transferred to Cornell University to acquire his Master of Architecture degree. He graduated with honors from the program in 2002 before going on to get further certifications in Building Science and Technology and Environmental Systems. A. Alberto Lugo returned to Cornell in 2003 to pursue his study in environmentally responsible architecture and design. A. Alberto, along with his firm, has been instrumental in shaping the architectural landscape of the greater Tri-State area, encompassing New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey. Their services have brought transformative designs to these regions, reflecting a commitment to sustainable architecture and harmonious integration with the surrounding environment. Throughout his illustrious career spanning two decades, he has actively participated in numerous high-profile architectural projects, leaving an indelible mark on the built environment. Alberto's collaborations with the San Francisco Historic Buildings Committee in 2012 and the Hagman's Group of NYC in 2015 highlight his dedication to creating structures that prioritize sustainability and the innovative use of recycled materials. A. Alberto has become a respected influencer with a deep-rooted passion for environmental protection. He is revered for his ability to draft designs that preserve natural habitats and water systems, embodying a seamless fusion between architecture and nature. Lugo's work continues to impact regions like Eastchester, NY, where his designs reflect his dedication to both innovation and environmental stewardship.