Jeffrey Montes
Jeffrey is a Space Architect with industry experience designing Space stations, lunar surface habitats, in-Space transportation systems, lunar surface mobility, and human-machine interfaces. Jeffrey holds two degrees in architecture, is a fellow at the Open Lunar Foundation and worked at Blue Origin for 5 years as their (first ever) Senior Space Architect. At Blue, he helped win the $170M NASA contract to design Orbital Reef, a successor to the International Space Station. He led the team responsible for the design of spacecraft and for how those environments shape the astronaut experience and spearheaded a years-long effort to establish a internal Design Studio.
In 2025, Jeffrey co-founded Different Systems, the premier space architecture studio in the United States, helping companies envision & design habitation systems from rough sketch to first-order engineering to refined design.
Jeffrey lives and works in Seattle.



