Mexican Architect, Issac Broid was born in 1952. He earned his masters degree in urban design from the Oxford Polytecnic and is a professor at the Universidad Iberoamericana and the Max Cetto Workshop at the UNAM. Broid is known for his clean modernist designs.

"The spirit of the university, in its architecture," said Broid, "aims to make contemporary works of quality that reflects the spirit of an era". The architect describes the bright orange miniwave façade panels, by Hunter Douglas, as two colorful boxes that "sought to play visually with the flora of the region, which occurs during the rainy season." http://www.isaacbroid.com