Luke Morem

Luke Morem is an architecture student at the University of Miami with a deep interest in classical and traditional design. Through connections with firms such as Fairfax & Sammons and Kirchoff & Associates, he has engaged with the principles of historical architecture and craftsmanship, producing well-regarded designs that reflect an appreciation for detail and proportion. He currently serves as a committee member on the board of the ICAA New Heights program, working to integrate classical architectural education into public and private schools.

A recipient of the President’s Scholarship and the President’s Architecture Scholarship at the University of Miami, he has demonstrated exceptional academic and creative ability. Luke was also awarded the Florida Scholars Award and earned the Cambridge AICE Diploma, reflecting his high academic standing.

Proficient in AutoCAD, hand rendering, and design, Luke applies both digital and traditional techniques to develop architectural compositions with clarity and precision. His portfolio includes the design and construction of a 22-foot Chris Craft Riviera-style runabout, modeled after a 1938 Mercedes-Benz 540K, as well as a master study of John Singer Sargent’s Mrs. Elizabeth Winthrop Chanler.

Beyond architecture, he is an accomplished classical pianist, having earned superior ratings from the National Federation of Music Clubs for their performances. Proficient in virtuosic works such as Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, and Un Sospiro, his artistic pursuits further reflect a dedication to craftsmanship and technical mastery.

With a strong artistic sensibility and attention to detail, he continues to refine his skills, exploring the intersections of architecture and the fine arts.

Presidents Scholarship

Presidents Architecture Scholarship

Florida Scholars Award

AICE Cambridge Diploma

Superior Ratings from the National Federation of Music

• Institute for Classical Architecture and Art
• Fairfax and Sammons Architects

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