Trained between New York, Miami, and Bogotá, Santiago Peraza has built a practice where interiors, light, and experience operate as a single system. Rather than producing spaces, his work is concerned with calibrating how they are perceived,moved through, and ultimately inhabited.

Peraza did not set out to become an architect. Born in Miami in 1986 into a family of architects, he spent years orbiting the discipline without fully claiming it —drawn instead to the broader territory of design: objects, atmospheres, and in between conditions. When he enrolled at the Javeriana University in Bogotá, it was less a matter of calling than of positioning —an understanding of architecture as a platform from which to move across languages.

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