Selected works by an architect drawn to movement — curves, fluid forms, and a single statement element that gives every space its character.
MelissaMoreno Morrison
Architect & Interior Designer.
To me, architecture is more than function. It is art.
- AutoCAD
- Revit
- Rhino
- SketchUp
- 3D MAX
- Lumion
- Enscape
- Twinmotion
Spaces shaped by movement.
Four projects across four geographies — from a Harlem civic vein to a butterfly carved into Patagonia.
Living Veins
A dynamic, organic structure that mirrors the life-giving connections of nature. Inspired by veins in a body and roots in a forest, the building embodies flow, growth, and sustainability within an urban setting.
- Program
- Library · Gallery · Residences
- Floors
- 7 above grade · 2 below
- Tools
- Revit · Rhino · Enscape
Ribbon House
An urban analysis of Savannah's repetitive grid led to a carriage house and multi-family residence built around a folding form. The continuous ribbon generates dynamic shapes inside and out, maximizing space and expression.
- Program
- Carriage House + Multi-Family
- Concept
- Folding form / continuous ribbon
- Context
- Jones Street, Historic Grid
Butterfly Effect
A biophilic residence whose massing is shaped by the ever-changing movement of butterfly wings. Organic shells, light, and vegetation interweave into a living space that feels both harmonious and ever-evolving.
- Typology
- Single-family residence
- Approach
- Biophilic · Earth-integrated
- Site
- Arid terrain
Edge Park
Longitudinal, angular forms — drawn from the Eye Filmmuseum — blend with the terrain. Three bridges, inspired by Amsterdam's iconic structures, act as both functional pathways and sculptural elements, creating a cohesive space for gathering and exploration.
- Typology
- Urban park + pavilion
- References
- Eye Filmmuseum · Amsterdam bridges
- Strategy
- Terrain-integrated geometry