Jefrall Betancourt
Founder & Principal Architect
Jefrall Betancourt is a Florida-licensed architect and founder of FreAsh Architecture, specializing in bespoke residences and select projects of significant scale. His practice is intentionally hands-on, ensuring a high level of design involvement from concept through completion.
Working alongside a trusted network of consultants, he delivers thoughtful, context-driven architecture for clients across the United States. Jefrall is fluent in English and Spanish.
Architectural Licensure
Florida - Registered
2026
Colorado - TBD
20xx
Puerto Rico - TBD
20xx
Arch. Accreditation - NCARB
Schematic Design
Construction Evaluation
Practice Management
Programming & Analysis
Project Planning & Design
Project Development
University of Florida
2010-15
Master of Architecture (M.Arch)
2015
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)
2013
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The University of Florida’s Master of Architecture (M.Arch) program is a two-year, NAAB-accredited professional degree designed to prepare students for architectural licensure. The curriculum emphasizes core areas such as design, history, theory, and technology, while offering opportunities for specialization in fields like sustainable architecture and historic preservation. Students cultivate a personal area of focus through either a thesis or a Project-in-Lieu-of-Thesis (PILOT), guided by faculty advisors.
https://dcp.ufl.edu/architecture/master-of-architecture/#:~:text=PROGRAM%20OVERVIEW,Arch%20program.
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The University of Florida (UF)'s Bachelor of Design (BDes) in Architecture is a pre-professional degree designed to prepare students for a Master of Architecture program and future architectural licensure. It emphasizes the design process, spatial organization, and various skills related to architectural design. Students develop skills in graphic communication, materials, technology, and environmental issues, while also engaging with historical precedent, sustainability, and the cultural context of design. The program is structured around design studios and supported by courses in history, theory, and building technology.