Do you have any projects in Mexico?

We’re making a tower for Reforma, two towers in Cancun, another in Puerto Vallarta, a beach. We have activity in general, in different cities. It is of interest. How it has been modernized the country, from the technology of
construction, it’s awesome how advanced they are in everything meaning, which makes it easier to be more creative and we are, in fact, considering opening an office there.

What role does your family play in your life?
They are a great pillar; Three of my six children, including the eldest, the only
women, they are architects and work with me. My wife Laurinda is, together with me, founding director of the office. I have two children, I and another, lawyer; I have seven grandsons. In Peru I still have a family and I always go to visit them.

What do you do when you don’t is dedicated to architecture?
I like going to the sea because I grew up in the sea, in Peru; I’m going fishing or to go diving. Being with my family is my moment of rest and tranquility, because I travel so much for the business, that my pleasure is to return here. Plus, Miami is like being on vacation.