Sergio Saucedo is a registered architect, designer, educator, and founding principal of Sergio Saucedo Huerta Architecture, a New York City–based practice. He believes that the most successful spaces are those that foster a sense of connection, ownership, and belonging. Through a collaborative and multidisciplinary design process, he is committed to creating environments that encourage engagement, strengthen communities, and reflect the unique character of the people and places they serve. 

With more than 16 years of professional experience, Sergio has worked with several award-winning and internationally recognized architecture and design firms, including Weiss/Manfredi, ORE Design + Technology, Situ Studio, and TEN Arquitectos. His portfolio spans a diverse range of project types, including residential, commercial, cultural, academic, workplace, incubator, urban renewal, urban agriculture, market, and digital fabrication projects. During his decade at Weiss/Manfredi, he contributed to numerous built projects and design competitions, most recently serving as Senior Project Architect for the West Conservatory, part of the Longwood Reimagined revitalization project at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. 

Born in the United States and raised in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, Sergio's bicultural upbringing has shaped his perspective on the relationship between architecture, culture, and community. He earned a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Texas at Austin, where he was twice awarded the prestigious Mebane Traveling Scholarship. During his studies, he completed a residency at TEN Arquitectos in Mexico City and had his work featured in publications and exhibitions, including the Anhangabaú Exhibition at Escola da Cidade in São Paulo, Brazil, and the 2008 ACADIA Conference at the University of Minnesota. 

In addition to his professional practice, Sergio is committed to architectural education and mentorship. He currently serves as Adjunct Faculty at the New York City College of Technology’s School of Architectural Technology and previously taught at the New York Institute of Technology’s School of Architecture. He has also been invited to serve as a guest lecturer and critic at Pratt Institute, Parsons School of Design, NYU Gallatin School, the City College of New York School of Architecture, and NYIT School of Architecture.