Graduated from the School of Architecture of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Alejandro completed a double specialization in Building Design and Urban Planning in 2005. His built work has received broad recognition both nationally and internationally. It has been featured in the Venice Architecture Biennale (2014), the Spanish Biennale (2018 and 2021), and the Buenos Aires Biennale (2017 and 2022). He has received, among others, the Building of the Year Award by ArchDaily (2014), the Special Mention (2016) and the Third Jury Prize (2024) of the International Frate Sole Award, granted by the Frate Sole Foundation, the Italian Republic, and the Holy See. He was also awarded the Religious Art and Architecture Honor Award by the Faith and Form Foundation and the American Institute of Architects (2017), the Excellens Award from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Miguel Arcángel (2018), the Oraá Award from the Official College of Architects of Tenerife (2018 and 2020), a mention in the European Prize for Architecture from the Philippe Rothier Foundation (2021), and the inclusion of his work among the best European practices in Security by Design for Places of Worship, by the Architects’ Council of Europe (2023). Alongside his professional practice, he has held various academic and institutional responsibilities. He was a professor of Architectural Design at the European University of the Canary Islands (2014–2019) and has been a visiting lecturer at universities in Havana, Kraków, Chandigarh, Milan, Puebla, Granada, and Gran Canaria. From 2013 to 2023, he served as Cultural and Heritage Officer at the Official College of Architects of Tenerife, and from 2018 to 2024, as a member of the Island Commission for Historical Heritage of Tenerife. Since 2008, he has been the architectural advisor to the Diocese of Tenerife and has served various national and international architecture juries.