Miguel Angel Aragones is a self-taught architect. He was born in Mexico in 1962. Having created rich and original architectural work over the past 20 years, the self-taught architect has won numerous awards during his career. He founded his own firm, Taller Aragones, in 1982. 

As a self-taught architect, the guiding light on his path was the architects of his past, like The Mexican masters Luis Barragan and Ricardo Legorreta. It is not difficult to find Richard Meier's shadow in Miguel Angel Aragones' works, because he likes simple architecture and uses the most straightforward architectural language to give architecture some new meaning.

With the accumulation of mature works one by one, the influence of masters on Miguel Angel Aragones gradually disappeared in his subconscious, forming his own unique style. Miguel Angel Aragones' buildings are not isolated, sun, sky, trees...... The natural environment also became a part of his architecture. In harmony with the environment, Miguel Angel Aragones tried to create Spaces of peaceful contemplation, to get people away from the noise, to create a way to define tranquility.

As Miguel Angel Aragones says, "Architects need to contribute to our physical and mental aspects. Those who work only on the physical level are only constructors and accumulators of meaningless materials." Miguel Angel Aragones' architecture is always full of emotion and thought-provoking.