LUIS ENRIQUE MOREDA R.
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
SELECTED WORKS
2021 - 2024
LUIS ENRIQUE MOREDA R.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
September / 24 / 1997
Puebla, Pue. Mexico
Living in Berlin, Germany luisenriquemoreda@hotmail.com
LANGUAGES
+ Spanish (Native)
+ English (Advanced)
+ German (Basic)
HARD SKILLS
+ Rendering
+ 3D Modeling
SOFTWARE
Revit
ArchiCAD
Rhinoceros 3D
AutoCAD
Lumion
Sketchup + Vray
Illustrator
Photoshop
InDesign
Unreal Engine 5
SKILLS
+ Teamwork
+ Fast learning
+ Creativity
+ Model Making + BIM Modeling
EDUCATION
2023-2025
+ TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN (TU BERLIN) | Berlin, Germany
Master of Science in Architecture Typology M-ARCH-T (2 years)
Currently studying, expected to graduate in September 2025.
2016-2022
+ UNIVERSIDAD DE LAS AMÉRICAS PUEBLA (UDLAP) | Puebla, Mexico
Bachelor of Architecture, Best Grade of the School of Arts, Summa Cum Laude (6 years)
2019-2019
+ UNIVERSITY OF BERGEN (UiB) | Bergen, Norway
Exchange Student, Faculty of Humanities, Erasmus+ Scholarship Winner (6 months)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2023-2023
+ AVANTI | Puebla City, Mexico
Project Manager (9 months)
Developed furniture designs and rendering, presented proposals and budgets, and coordinated production and manufacturing.
2022-2023
+ MATTERIA STUDIO | Puebla City, Mexico
Jr. BIM Modeler and Architectural Designer (1 year)
Documented projects, created design proposals, conducted site visits, and developed 3D models and rendering for houses, furniture, and kitchens.
2021-ACT
+ MOREDARCH | Puebla City, Mexico
Architectural Designer (4 years)
Designed houses, terraces, kitchens, interiors, extensions, and created visualizations, illustrations, and diagrams for architecture firms.
+ BGP ARQUITECTURA | Mexico City, Mexico 2021-2021
Internship (4 months)
Created lighting and ceiling plans for the Mayan Train Station in Playa del Carmen and Casa Prieto, designed a master bedroom and furniture for Casa Prieto, and produced presentation renders.
2019-2019 Internship (5 months)
+ URBAN RABBE ARKITEKTER | Bergen, Norway
Conducted site visits for a housing project in Hordvik, proposed remodeling for the Bergen Courthouse, and designed new facades for Olav Kyrres Gate in Bergen.
ACADEMIC ACHIEVMENTS
+ Graduated with Summa Cum Laude (GPA 3.98/4.00) | UDLAP 2022
+ Honors Program Professional Thesis Completed | UDLAP 2022
+ Scholar UDLAP 2020 Winner, Best Grade of the School of Arts | UDLAP 2021
+ Erasmus+ Scholarship Winner to study in Norway | EU 2019
ARCHITECTURE COMPETITIONS
+ Premio Alberto J. Pani 2021 | UNAM 2021
+ Premio Oscar Hagerman 2021 | IBOMEX 2021
+ Herbarium and Seed Bank Contest | Finca Tochimilco 2020
+ Emerging Housing 19S CDMX Contest | CAM-SAM 2020
M-ARCH-T
BIOASIS: A REGENERATION PROPOSAL
Typologies of Regeneration Course
Winter Semester 2023-2024
Team:
Nathanael Christopher Ng
Francesco Sbrighi
Sirawit Potichantachinda
Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
INTRODUCTION UDLAP
ECUMENICAL COMPLEX
Premio Alberto J. Pani 2021
Winter Semester 2020-2021
Student Contest (Completed within 3 days)
Author: Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
HEMEROSCOPIUM TRANSFORMATIONS
Scales and Methodologies Course
Winter Semester 2023-2024
Team:
Ghita Zerrouk
Hitesh Kumar
Bayan Mirzakeyeva
Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
PROGRAMMATIC HYBRID BUILDING
Space Models Workshop
Winter Semester 2021-2022
Individual project
Author: Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
LAST PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Featured Works: Design and Renderings 2023-2024
Author: Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
BIOASIS: A REGENERATION PROPOSAL
TYPOLOGIES OF REGENERATION COURSE
Master of Science in Architecture Typology
Winter Semester 2023-2024
Team:
Nathanael Christopher Ng
Francesco Sbrighi
Sirawit Potichantachinda
Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
EL EJIDO, ALMERÍA, SPAIN_
Southeastern Spain is facing the northward expansion of the Sahara Desert, leading to reduced rainfall, soil degradation, and climate change-driven droughts. These changes are threatening agricultural lands that have been farmed for centuries, endangering the region’s food production and economy. Urgent action is needed to address this growing desertification and protect the livelihoods dependent on the land.
The project aims to create a self-sustaining oasis in Almeria using nature and slope-aligned channels to capture, slow, and filter water for soil and aquifer recharge. Restoring aquifers is crucial for biodiversity, ecosystem stability, and water sustainability.
The colony prioritizes food autonomy through innovative, sustainable methods. Agroforestry will enhance productivity, protect against weather, diversify income, and provide fuel. Terraced fields and a water recycling system will improve water management, while solar-powered greenhouses will support sustainable agriculture and reduce carbon emissions.
Solar Powered Greenhouses
Fog Generator
Irrigation Canals and Ponds
Pipeline Agroforest
Solar Powered Greenhouses
Jardinu Pantescu
COMMUNITY VILLAGE
Colony homes are flexible and built for seasonal workers and tough weather. Wooden structures with courtyards allow easy changes, rooftops collect water, and wind catchers cool interiors. Local associations manage state-owned land, focusing on sustainable, small-scale food production with minimal waste. A dome supports tilapia farming in controlled conditions.
COMMUNITY VILLAGE
Dwelling Solar Panels
Buffer Zone Central Courtyard Windcatcher
RESEARCH CENTER
The research area at the crater’s core collects water before it reaches the aquifers and tests global production techniques. Structures like domes, ponds, floating fields, and greenhouses create varied climates. A geodesic dome regulates temperature, nets balance climate with plants and vaporizers, and floating fields use aquaponics and water-cleansing plants. Ponds aid research, and greenhouses advance global cultivation methods.
Research Pods
Microclimate Net Floating Fields
Test Greenhouses Solar Panels
Research Dome
SCALES AND METHODOLOGIES COURSE
Master of Science in Architecture Typology M-ARCH-T HEMEROSCOPIUM TRANSFORMATIONS
Winter Semester 2023-2024
Team:
Ghita Zerrouk
Hitesh Kumar
Bayan Mirzakeyeva
Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
MADRID, SPAIN_ The Hemeroscopium House by ENSAMBLE ESTUDIO emphasizes horizontality and blends with the landscape. Its open, social gound level contrasts with an upper level for bedrooms, balancing architecture and engineering. Heavy and carefully balanced structures frame the different inner and exterior spaces.
What results when we deconstruct the Hemeroscopium House into its components, analyze their potential, and reconfigure them to create new architectural objects or sculptures?
INTRODUCTION
TRANSFORMATION 1: EQUILIBRIUM
ROCK OF AGES, VERMONT, USA_ Equilibrium
House challenges gravity and integrates with its surroundings, featuring white stone walls and turquoise water. It transforms the site from isolation to livability, with floating beams anchored to the stone ground. Fluid transitions between levels enhance connectivity with the water, fostering harmony between the architecture and the landscape.
INTRODUCTION
TRANSFORMATION 2: TENSEGRIUM
VIK, ICELAND_ Tensegrium is a habitable sculpture that merges tensegrity and equilibrium, its design features balanced asymmetry and dynamic tension, emphasizing verticality and a sense of detachment from the earth— whether from water, basalt, or manmade structures. The asymmetric composition consists of isolated, symmetrical parts held together by tension, reflecting natural forms where the whole is asymmetrical. Tensegrium rises from the ocean, resembling the rocks near Iceland’s black sand beaches.
ECUMENICAL COMPLEX
PREMIO ALBERTO J. PANI 2021
Student Contest (Completed within 3 days)
Winter Semester 2020-2021
Individual project
Author: Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
CUERNAVACA, MEXICO_
The project aims to create a spiritual space in Cuernavaca, Mexico, where people of any faith can conduct ceremonies, individually or collectively, in harmony with nature. Utilizing the area’s vegetation and climate, the space fosters reflection, meditation, and connection with the divine. Structured as a journey through life’s stages, the design encourages an appreciation of life and transcendent experiences. It also highlights the universal sacredness found in nature, regardless of religion. While the space is public and open to the city, it also offers privacy for introspection and personal reflection.
SITE LOCATION
City Market is an attractor
Terrain slope go down 1m
Busiest Area
Large unused green space, it is private property
Most religions locate their temples to the east
Hydrant
Large unused green space, it is private property
SYMMETRY
The land is almost entirely occupied, with vegetation providing isolation from alternate streets.
ASYMMETRY
ACCESIBILITY
Space designed for introspection, it works as a metaphor for birth and childhood.
An excavation within the land ensures isolation and fosters a peaceful environment, with the excavated earth used to construct walls and partition slabs.
The monolith works as a symbol of trascendence and a connector to heaven.
A space for fullness and where light is used to create an atmosphere of peace and reflection.
Connected by water, it is here where the funerary niches are located.
Space designed as a metaphor of adulthood, it is planned for collective ceremonies.
The axes are defined to organize the complex, considering the intended route and experience.
Green outdoor yard designed to be explored and lived collectively.
1. EXISTENCE ROOM
2. IDENTITY YARD
3. LIBERATION SPACE 4. MAUSOLEUM
5. CHAPEL
6. MONOLITH YARD
The project represents life’s journey through spaces symbolizing birth, identity, adulthood, mortality, and transcendence. Each area fosters introspection, connection, and personal growth.
PROGRAMMATIC HYBRID BUILDING
SPACE MODELS WORKSHOP
Bachelor of Architecture
Winter Semester 2021-2022
Individual project
Author: Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
PUEBLA, MEXICO_ The project involves designing a mixed-use building in the City of Puebla on an urban void, integrating diverse components to enhance the space and user experience. The program includes a fire station, commercial stores, gym, geek culture center, digital room, and coffee shop, all complemented by outdoor terraces. Initial analysis considered factors like sunlight, wind, pedestrian flow, and accessibility. Various models were developed to explore the building’s form, context, and internal layout, emphasizing dynamic routes and accessibility through voids, double heights, and ramps, shaping how the space is perceived and experienced.
FOURTH FLOOR
Outdoor Terrace
A large outdoor space that can be adapted to different uses, such as concerts, conferences and outdoor activities, you can access by elevator or stairs.
THIRD FLOOR
Gym + Screening Room + Coffee Shop
It can be accessed by elevator, stairs and ramp, here is the screening room, a cube that is levitating in the air.
SECOND FLOOR
Terrace + Game Room + Recreational Space
The large ramp leads to the terrace, which has direct access to the second and third floors. On the second floor there are two double heights that allow connecting with the spaces below.
FIRST FLOOR
Courtyards + Shops + Fire Station+ Lobby
The first floor creates a large plaza in the center of the building, close to the large ramp there are various shops.
LAST PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
FEATURED WORKS: Design and Renderings
2023-2024
Author: Luis Enrique Moreda Rovirosa
CASAS BM
Location: Puebla City, Mexico
Author: MOREDARCH
Design, illustrations and renders by Luis Enrique Moreda
CV KITCHEN
Location: Puebla City, Mexico
Author: MOREDARCH
Design, renders and documentation by Luis
Enrique Moreda
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
SELECTED WORKS
2021-2024
