An architectural office bringing context-driven design, technical expertise, and a global perspective to projects in India.
Led by an architect with years of international experience and backed by a talented group of young Indian architects, our newly established Southern India studio blends global design sensibilities with a deep understanding of India's cultural and environmental context.
We bridge modern architectural innovation with the region's rich heritage — crafting sustainable spaces that respond to the local climate, landscape, and culture. Clear, contextual design, shaped by place, climate, and people.
Led by experience, shaped by a new generation.
Fernando Martin
A Spanish architect with international experience, now leading FMA's studio in India. His work focuses on clear, contextual design — drawing from the rigour of Spanish modernism and years of building across continents.
Muhammad Faiz
Part of the new generation of Indian architects behind FMA — grounding the studio's global outlook in the culture, climate, and craft of Southern India.
Muhammad Kenz
Part of the new generation of Indian architects behind FMA — bringing a contemporary sensibility to context-driven, climate-responsive design.
Legacy of Juan Botás
1957 — 1992The FMA identity is a tribute to the late Juan Botás — a logo he designed in New York in the early nineties for our first office in Spain, and one that hasn't lost a shred of freshness or modernity since.
A New York–based artist, illustrator, and painter mentored by Milton Glaser, Juan Suárez Botás saw a meteoric rise cut short in 1992. He illustrated for Vogue, The New York Times, and Newsweek; created campaigns for Bloomingdale's, MTV, and Seibu Tokyo; and exhibited across the USA and Spain. His life and spirit inspired his friend Jonathan Demme's Oscar-winning film, Philadelphia — a reminder that architecture, like his line, is about the mark of the human hand.