Dr. Luis is a designer and design educator with over 15 years of professional experience. His involvement in the design industry began even before his undergraduate studies, combining part-time design roles with formal education in Industrial Design. After graduating, he transitioned into full-time design practice.

Throughout his career, he has worked as both an in-house designer and independent consultant, contributing to projects for clients primarily across Latin America. His design work spans various fields, including furniture, packaging, retail design, exhibitions, lifestyle accessories, digital design, and interior design.

Since 2011, he has taught Product and Industrial Design at Higher Education Institutions in India, Mexico, and, since 2019, in China. His teaching approach is grounded in student-centered learning and user-centered design. As part of his doctoral research, he explored the multiple factors that shape the education of object designers, with a focus on developing effective teaching and learning practices through a comparative analysis of different design education contexts.

Dr. Luis is committed to fostering design education that bridges industry practice and academic inquiry, and he welcomes collaboration with students and colleagues who share an interest in advancing design pedagogy and practice.

• Human factors.
• Design for sustainable development.
• Integration of digital technologies in product design.
• Design education.
• Traditional craftsmanship and the preservation of cultural heritage.

MMME2024 - Group Design Project

MMME2041 - User Centred Research and Design