Hernan graduated with honours as an architect from the School of Architecture, Design and Urbanism at the University of Buenos Aires in 1996, did postgraduate studies at Harvard University and received an MSc from the Bartlett School of Architecture at University College London in 2003.Prior to founding LightArchitecture in 2022, Hernan was a partner at Foster + Partners where he worked for 14 years leading a diverse range of prestigious projects and variety of building types around the world; from small scale hospitality like Cathay Pacific’s lounges at Hong Kong Airport, to large complex infrastructure developments like Lusail Stadium, the centrepiece for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.In January 2018 he became Head of Architecture, Design and Technology at the Norman Foster Foundation in Madrid, working alongside Norman Foster on the development of sustainable and experimental projects focused primarily on cultural, educational, social and humanitarian purposes.Hernan has taught and been a guest critic at universities in Argentina, the US and the UK and has given lectures and participated in symposia internationally.

Jonny is a natural born storyteller and for 20 years directed the film and animation department at Foster + Partners as partner, growing it to become a vital part of the practice’s design process and delivering world class projects around the world.Jonny’s relationship with Norman Foster has shaped much of his outlook, Jonny believes in bringing the right people to the table at the right time, pooling expertise, and creative acumen from multiple disciplines to ensure the very best ambitions and solutions are achieved.In recent times Jonny and his specialist creative team have formed successful partnerships with world class brands such as Cartier, Gucci, NASA and The European Space Agency.As Creative Director Jonny leaves no notion unexplored, no dream unwrapped and no vision unseen. He prides himself in being part of the clients’ journey, bringing to reality as much of their ambition that is humanly possible.