M. Alejandra Lillo

M. Alejandra Lillo is a Part-Time Lecturer at the University of Southern California's School of Architecture, where she teaches Undergraduate Comprehensive Architectural Design Studio. She is also the founding principal of Undisclosable Inc., a Los Angeles-based architecture and design studio specializing in healthcare, commercial, residential, cultural, and hospitality projects. Her work emphasizes cross-disciplinary approaches to create adaptable, innovative spaces.

Education: BArch from Universidad Mendoza, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo (2000); MArch from UCLA School of Architecture and Urban Design (2004). Licensed Architect in Argentina.

Professional Experience: Began at Corbett Cibinel Architects (2001), then Graft Inc. (2004–2011) as Managing Partner/CEO. Current projects focus on combining narrative sequences, geometry, and materiality to enrich spaces. Active in philanthropy, serving on the Board of Directors for the Grand Canyon Conservancy.

Exhibitions: Work showcased at A+D Architecture Museum, LACMA, Venice Biennale, and others. Featured in Selected areas of specialization include comprehensive building design with a focus on adaptive solutions for evolving societal needs.