Practice Profile

Educated between Caracas, Cambridge US and London UK. Luis Enrique Treviño's work has a fundamentally international approach. The method: to continue looking abroad, examining a diversity of cultural solutions.

Graduated from Harvard’s GSD in 2001; with a special mention from the jury on his last studio with Catalan architect Beth Gali. He continued learning from other tutors such as Herzog & de Meuron and Willem Neutelings, exchanging and engaging with fellow architects.

Worked for Rick Mather architects for eight years exclusively with extensions of Museums, currently nominated for the 2010 Stirling Prize for the Ashmolean Museum.

Luis Enrique Treviño is convinced that research and a constructive client relation are paramount in a successful architecture. His aim is to create buildings that express a sense of place within a coherent response to its context that tackles the client’s needs with an architectural integrity. Proactively develop the brief by inviting and encouraging response from involved parties in order to help define the key parameters which in turn “unlock” the potential of the schemes.

Luis' approach to the planning of buildings stems from getting the most out of the brief and site. Innovative solutions in maximising net / gross efficiency have helped develop a reputation for achieving value for money in his work.

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