EDSA
Luis Loaiza is a professional with extensive experience in architecture and landscape architecture. Currently serving as an Associate Designer at EDSA, Inc. since June 2021, Luis previously worked as a Graduate Research Assistant at Auburn University from August 2019 to May 2021. Additionally, Luis gained experience as a Junior Architect Partner during a collaboration with architecture professionals José Holguin and José Cornejo in 2019 and as a Research Study Assistant at Universidad San Francisco de Quito from August 2017 to May 2019. Early in the career, Luis held roles including Assistant in the Architecture Department at Gonzalo León Serrano Constructores SA. and Assistant at Rigotech SA., focusing on project analysis and AutoCAD drafting. Luis holds a Master's degree in Landscape Architecture from Auburn University and a Bachelor's degree from Universidad San Francisco de Quito.
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With over six decades of experience and hundreds of completed projects on six continents, EDSA has helped shape the global practice of planning, landscape architecture and urban design. The firm is widely recognized for its abilities to deal with complex projects in the following market sectors: hotels and resorts, community planning, attractions and entertainment, urban design, campus and cultural and ecotourism. The EDSA staff consists of approximately 150+ planners, landscape architects, and support personnel, providing complete planning, design, production and field supervision services from offices in Fort Lauderdale, the firm's headquarters, Orlando, Baltimore, New York and Shanghai. As Team Leaders we collaborate across disciplines, keeping our clients' goals in the forefront and a defined yet flexible end-point on the horizon. It's important to get the project built, on this point we refuse to fail, but it is the attention to detail which enhances the quality of each project that has become our hallmark. It is the details on which people reminisce. It is the details that make the most imaginative conceptual designs through the most conservative project come alive.