Androsky Lugo
Androsky Lugo, from Eastchester, NY, is the Founder and CEO of Framing Futures Architectural Firm (FFAF). He currently leads the Southern California–based firm, which he founded in 2019, overseeing architectural vision, daily workflow, and design execution across a broad range of commercial and public-sector projects.
Leadership Role at Framing Futures Architectural Firm
As founder and chief executive, Lugo manages the firm’s day-to-day operations and architectural design processes for its active project portfolio. A modern architect by training and practice, he is directly involved in developing, organizing, and designing innovative commercial and public structures that align functionality, engineering discipline, and contemporary design standards.
Lugo works closely with project teams to ensure that each engagement reflects the fundamentals of modern architectural engineering while meeting client objectives, regulatory requirements, and long-term performance goals.
Senior Architectural Experience Prior to FFAF
Before establishing Framing Futures Architectural Firm, Androsky Lugo spent more than a decade in senior architectural leadership roles at respected firms on both the East and West Coasts. He served as Senior Architect at Parkins and Rhodon in New York and Fentrell Architects in San Francisco, contributing to large-scale commercial, civic, and mixed-use developments.
Earlier in his career, Lugo worked at Macaby and Roy, where he initially held the role of Senior Architectural Design Strategist before advancing to Senior Architect in 2008. These roles provided extensive experience in design strategy, project coordination, and execution across complex architectural programs.
Lugo also served as a Project Architect at Lugo & Company, an Albany, New York–based firm founded by his father in the 1990s. After completing an internship, he formally joined the firm in 2002, gaining hands-on exposure to full-cycle architectural practice. Prior to entering the firm, Lugo worked as a business consultant in New York City, an experience that strengthened his operational and strategic approach to architecture.
Education and Advanced Training
Androsky Lugo earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Pennsylvania in 2000. Shortly thereafter, he shifted his professional focus toward architecture and enrolled at Cornell University, where he pursued a Master of Architecture degree.
He completed the program in 2002 and earned additional certifications in Building Science and Technology and Environmental Systems, expanding his technical understanding of building performance and sustainability. In 2003, Lugo returned to Cornell University to further study eco-friendly design and environmentally conscious architecture, reinforcing his long-term commitment to sustainable building practices.
Major Projects and Professional Focus
Across his two-decade career, Lugo has participated in numerous high-profile architectural projects. In 2012, he collaborated with the San Francisco Historic Buildings Committee, contributing to the renovation of multiple public service spaces that required a balance of historic preservation and modern functionality.
In 2015, Lugo was commissioned by The Hagman’s Group of New York City to design the firm’s first structure built entirely from sustainable and recyclable materials, a milestone project that highlighted his leadership in environmentally responsible architecture. During his tenure at Parkins and Rhodon, he also worked closely with local urban planning teams to support the development of affordable housing initiatives, reinforcing his commitment to community-focused design.
