Anjamarie Gaztambide Portfolio by Anjamarie Gaztambide

ANJAMARIE GAZTAMBIDE architecture + design

agaztambide@wustl.edu |787 608 1453 | Design Portfolio: www.issuue.com/agaztam-

Performance + Venues Flexible Theater Auditorium Orchestra Activity Spaces

Festival & Green Spaces Plazas Festival Street Ampitheaters Gardens Terrace Park

Display Galleries sculpture garden venues

Education Studios Schools Workshops Library

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Adjacency

Accesibility Connectivity Above Ground

Activity

Below Ground Marta

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Institution Single Fam & Mixed Use

Residential Student Housing Multi Family Artist Living Single Family

Marta Teaching

DrivGe

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Meduzot

North S ide

Transportation

Stitch in Time

Festival & Green Spaces

Art as a Catalist II

Major Art Institutions

Art as a Catalist I

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Activity & Entertainment

Three of a Kind

01 Urban Landscapes

Residential

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Filtrador

Diffusus

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Axial Progress

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My Little Venice

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Mixed Media

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Resume

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Urban Landscapes

multi-family housing | 100,000 SF | Fall 2013

The project addresses housing in a very hostile and industrial area. It creates a destination point in the Grand Metro link station between the SLU Campuses by establishing an Urban landscape for the community. The urban landscape creates sections that can be used for: festivals, gathering, concerts, farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market, picnic, celebrations, dining and retail space.It contains green spaces in multiple scales : community gardens, recreational gardens for the residents, roof top gardens for each building and terrace for each unit. The units also adress natural ventilation by having operable windows for each of the facade conditions as well as natural daylight through the light well and terraces. Each individual unit maximizes daylight and open space while maintaining private spaces close to the core of the building. The different units include studios, one bedroom and two bedrooms.

Circulation on Site 1. From Metro Link Station. 2. From Brand Blvd | highway. 3. From Prospect Street. 4. From Armory

Site Plan Urban carpet connecting the community from Grand Boulevard on top and the metrolink station under. It provides spaces for the communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s engagement and private spaces for the residents.

Metro Link Connection Urban Carpet sweeps up to the public level or commercial space and also conencts to the ground floor level towards the residential spaces

Exterior Public Experience 1. Urban farms and gardens. 2. View from the Urban Carpet public space.

Exterior Public Experience Lightwell in core of the two wings of the building brings light in and allows for natural ventilation. It also allows for social interaction. The windows contain opertional louvers to control privacy in each individual unit.

Inteior Experience Interior spaces are designed with open plan throughout the unit to allow circulation, light diffusion and natural ventilation. 1. Dinning spaces. 2. Living space in one bedroom unit. 3. Living spaces in two bedroom unit at night.

Units Each floor is stacked and rotating allowing for open terrace spaces to puncture arround the building. These open spaces allow for more natural ventilation and daylight inside. 1. View from unit terraces. 2. Conencting walkways with commercial space.

Window Operations Windows on the interior of the unitsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s circulation hallways faces the lightwells allowing for light to puncture the facade. Windows are operational. 1. View into the lightwell from unit interior. 2. View from circulation hallway.

Three of a Kind

Art Galleries | Spring 2013

Three of a kind hosts three galleries that allow different artists and exhibitions to be presented within their own space. The galleries have a loft design to allow for different kinds of sculptures and heights. The three galleries are placed within a shell that blends with the enviroment. The sheell not only brings light into the space in an artistic way with its unique cladding, but it also breaks in between to create voids to host public courtyards. The shell also contains a clear and spacious circulation space connecting all three galleries that allow for other activities and function to occur. The project is part of a Revit class taken at Georgia Tech to learn different techniques.

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Major Art Institutions

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Art as a Caralyst

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The Atlanta H Falcons have a new dome that is about to be built in North Side Drive , what many people describe as the barrier between the city F of Atlanta and the decaying historic neighborhood of Vine City. With new construction of sport facilities comes the opportunity to revitalize the area and bring activity to the rest of the neighborhood. The location studied in the nieghborhood of Vine City is in the middle of constracting zones that include historic universities, residential districts, downtown Atlanta, Phillips arena and Centennial Olympic Park. An Art District , accessible to a variety of users in Atlanta, would provide a strong destination point at the joint of these contrasting zones. The center would be dedicated to the arts, culture, the history of the area, family and community events, social activity, and more. A combination of flexible indoor and outdoor venues would provide for local, regional, and national events to occur during the entire year. Three communities would be serviced: the students of the Universities to the south, the residents of Vine City, and various visitors. Used in conjunction with the surrounding facilities, both existing and proposed, the center would provide a strong cultural component that the community is currently missing.

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Spiritual GEORGIA TECH

- Improve quality of Life - Community benefit of multipurpose spaces - arts community programming.

MIDTOWN

Physical - Reducing blight - animating vacant property, - preserving historical buildings -increase connectivity and pedestrian walkability.

ENGLISH AVENUE

Social - Increasing art programs for residents - Diversifying low income communities - Developing youth CENTENIAL PARK North Side Drive

MEMS PARK

VINE CITY

Martin Luther King

GWCC

FAIRLY POPULAR

MORRIS BROWN

CLARCK ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY SPELLMAN COLLEGE

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DOWNTOWN

DOME PHILLIPS ARENA

GEORGIA STATE

CASTLEBERRY HILL

MOREHOUSE UNIVERSITY

- Increasing job opportunities - Developing real estate - increasing real estate value - economic potential of “creative clusters” .

Performance and Exposure Entertainment and Pleasure Polulated by art programs Education and Development MARTA and street connection Green and Festival Spaces GWCC | Dome | Morris Brown Cultural and Historic Features Enhancing Community Living Art Related Retail and Business

Revitalize the Vine City Community Extend hours of activity and operation Increase safety and beautification Strong community development Increase Pedestrial walkability a Creative and innovative enviroment Complement adjacent Business Attract Residents and Tourists Enhance property values Provide Employment

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GWCC

Future Dome

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Hotel

Art Activity + Entertainment

SUNSET North Side Drive

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Residential Historic

Student Housing + Artist Living

Major Art Institutions

Underground Marta Entry

Underground Parking

Lawn +Dome + GWCC

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Green & Festival Spaces

Multi Family & Mixed Use

- Main Green Spaces whith an extension of the proposed lawn for the Dome. - It creates an attractive entrance to the art District. -Main Sapaces are in the Core Center of the Art District. - green spaces are chosen based on what is existing. - Green Spaces provide ceremonial spaces for community gathering, art exhibition and markets.

- Connected to Marta and corner condition with Norh Side Drive and MLK. - Development of mixed use on the grownd floor in walkable blocks. - Programs include retain and dinning for visitors of the dome and the residents. - Affordable housing to replace the displaced units.

Major Art Institutions

Residential & Housing

-The center of the art district containing all of the Major Art Institutions. - These include theaters, performance hall, galleries etc. - Main Destination to bring local, regional and national events. - Theater of 500 and Hotel for more entertainment. - In betweeb the two major fesival streets.

- To transition from the activated blocks and the majors institution spaces into the residential. - Development of exiting and addition to the emepty lots. - Some empty corners may have a variety of simple mix use programs. - Development of Historic recognition of the olf residencies.

Activity, Art& Entertainment

- Art district Entertainments and Activity . - Pedestrian Friendly blocks containing programs of leasure and art related activities. - Directly accesible to major institutions and to Marta. - Transition from major Art centers, to parks to residential. - Gallery hops, bars, restaurants etc.

Cultural and Historic

-Re programig of Morris Brown into the core educational art center facilitites. -Provide workshops and skills for the community as well as more resources for the arts program in Clark atlanic University, Georgia State , Spellman and Morehouse. - Cultural center with th e musums and historic sites. - Historic park and develop MLK and Sunset Ave.

Art as A Catalyst II

Theater | 20,000 SF | Spring 2013

The theater is part of larger masterplan of revitalizing a community and establishing an arts distrct in Vine City, Atlanta. The projet started with the construction of a new dome for the Atlanta Hawks which is at the borderline of one of the most abandoned and dangerous neighborhoods. With the new construction and new visitors, the project is about taking advantage of the opportunity to make the community safe and self-sufficient connected to the rest of downtown and midtown. As part of the master plan, one of the major components is a place where the community can come together. The Performance Theater contains two programs: theater programs and public programs. It has gallery space and multi-purpose room for community event, restaurant, gallery space and a flexible theater that can convert into multiple purposes.

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Theater 1. Program Diagrams 3. Performance Hall Reception Space. 4. Section A showing Theter progams.

Public Spaces 1. Main Lobby Entrance 3. Restaurant 4. Section B showing performance hall on the left and lobby and public programming on the right.

Theater Flexibility Program 1. Gallery Space 2. Outdoor Performance Space 3. Black Box Theater 4. Extended Theater 5. Cinema 6. Venue 7. Interior Theater

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Venue

Interior Theater 1. Main performance space.

Cinema 1.Use of the lawn as extended theater, cinema and performance space.

Stitch in Time

a new library for Atlanta | 400,000 SF

Enlightining Library of the Future | Fall 2012 AIAS | Kawneer Competition | 400,000 sf

The location for the New Central Library for Atlanta holds the same characteristics. In addition, it is neighbor to CNN Center, Phillips Arena, the Georgia Dome, the World of Coke, the Georgia Aquarium, and the future Center for Civil Rights and Multi-Modal Passenger Terminal. The new location supports the essence of the library of the future -- community, culture, and collaboration. The lot is also on axis with the Centennial Olympic Park. The New Central Library for Atlanta will be more than just a storage for books, it will be an incubator, a hub of interactive knowledge and a destination. At first, it only seemed too obvious to reiterate the urban language of Atlanta, but at the same time create a precedence for the spread of mixed-use high rises, to fully utilize the potential of each lot. But an orthogonal building that blends in space hardly indicates an incubator, a creative space for the community.

Library and the City 1. View and Access from Marietta Street. 2. Map of location and accessibility to iots surroundings.

pedestrian accesibility

street hierachy

gateway condition + view

multi-passenger terminal

noise + movement

views to the park

Stacking

Events

Staff + Staff

Event Lounge Quiet Working

Quiet Working Lounge

Staff + Staff

Terrace + event + Theaters

Multi Media Arts

Loud Working Lounge

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Interactive Interface

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Library and the Program

Main Library Programs

Public Floors

Event Light Exposure

Private Library Terrace +Event + Theaters

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Children Cafe + Store Lobby

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The internal library functions follow a similar train of thought as the formal language. The New Central Library contains several celebrated moments. Each floor is tailored to accommodate the more rigid functions at the center ( i.e. computer labs and classrooms), surrounding the core, while still alowing free and open spaces around the perimeter of the floors. Stacks mediate the rigid center to the free perimeter. This allows the books and the bookshelves to be more than just book shelves shoved and ignored in the corner of the building.

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Library and the park 1.Centennial Olympic Park extended into the Library Space 2. Continuation of the park into the space.

ramp to access from Spring Street

Library Spaces 1. Interior of Quiet public reading lounge. 2. Exterior Space connecting to street level,

1. Event Space. 2.Working Lounge and Outdoor Event Space. 3. Quiet Reading Lounge 4. Lobby | Lawn | Interactive Media Floor.

4. lawn + lobby+ ineractive media floor

3. working lounge + green event space

2.quiet reading lounge + stacks

1. event space Library Spaces

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Light Exposure

Light Control

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Kawneer Overhead Glazing (2000 Skylight)

Kawneer Window Wall (TR-750)

Flexibility in design Fully fabricated and shipped knocked down Provides a flush grid appearance with 2-1/2" (63.5) sightlines Accommodates slopes from 20º to 45º Accepts 1" (25.4) sealed glazing units and 1/4" (6.4) monolithic glass for canopy applications Pressure equalized rain screen design Optional structural silicone glazing for purlins Insulating thermal break at the exterior of the plane of glass minimizes heat loss and condensation

Slab to slab construction Curved wall capability Integrated slab edge cover Optional concealed vent Structural 3 piece mullion Male / female connection Receptor and subsill fully integrates installation Fixed and operable units available Uninterrupted sightlines

The Library in Space and Time The angle of the building allows for the edge condition of each floor to be unique. The patrons are no longer confined to a chair and a desk. With the current technology and how quickly it’s advancing, library patrons can enjoy their read on beanbag chairs or on sofas with coffee. Glass cladding also provides 360-view of the city. The stairs that correct double-and thriple-height spaces are orientated towards different monuments and cultural centers in Atlanta. 1. Library from Centennial Olympic Park at Night 2. Circulation | Spacial + Visual Connection

Reading Hall + Books

Loud Working space + Multi Media Arts Interactive Media Center + Computer Lab Lobby + Lawn

Lobby + Lawn

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CORE

structured programs [computer area, classrooms, staff, circulation desk]

Library Spaces 1. Working Library Lounge 2. Interactive Lobby.

Meduzot

Sustainable Lab Competition | 60,000 SF Spring 2012

The Marine Research and Education Center, a 60,000-square foot campus, will support marine research and education programs for undergraduate and graduate university students, in addition to marine science and environmental education programs for primary and secondary school-age students and adults , and include an archeological field school highlighting Caribbean Studies The project is based on BIOMIMICRY studying an organisim.Thisproject is based on research and stduies of the jellyfish and medusa. Understanding how they function to create a stustainable campus.This design is fully inspired by the jelyfish cycle and tentacles feeding of energy and sloping down the mountain.

Site Plan

Site Analysis

Connections and Circulation

Radial Organization

Private vs. Public

Tentacles of Circulation

Entalgenment of â&#x20AC;&#x153;HUBSâ&#x20AC;?

Form Evolution

Windstalk energy producing instalation

Outreach Center Public facility to showcase research, galleries and learning center for the public. It contains exhibits, touch tanks, cafe and an observation deck to the ocean and facilities.

SHARED OUTDOOR SPACES + GARDEN

SHARED WASTE WATER SYSTEM

Housing Housing community for students and faculty that slopes down the mountain and creates a community. The units have natural ventilation, shared common spaces, and shared waste water system.

Laboratories The labs are located at the end of the mountain closest to the water for investigation. The labs have controled enviroments and shared spaces. The offices are located towards the end with views an direct sunlight and share a common space and lab table with adjacent neighbor.

Teaching Facility The form wraps and slopes down the mountain ,adapting to the natural ground. It is open with natural ventilation and is a threshold between the lab and the publiccommunity.

WIND

Wind Stalk park for the involvement of the community and making it interactc with the science community adding the outeach and learning hubs inbwteen

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Filtrador

Emory Art Center | 20,000 SF | Fall 2011

Filtrador, is about filtering both light and people through space depending on the function . Three main divisions exist; public for everyone to enjoy, shared for both the school and the public and then the academic with all of the classrooms. One of the main ideas is to have many meeting spots and public rooms to initiate interaction not only between faculty , public and students in general but to attract people from other majors to the school. The skeleton pavilion outside functions as a sculpture to attract students into the building as well as referencing the fact that itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an Art and Media Art Center. This project is all about filtering people and light through layers ,making the art and social interactions apparent and visible

Site 1. Site Plan in Emory College. 2. Site location.

Art center drawingsa 1. South Elevations 2. Section A through circulation space 3. Section B through classrooms and public spaces.

Art Center Spaces 1. Circulation Atrium and class room spaces. 2. Phisical Model of outdoor gathering terraces. 3. Circulation Tunnel with stopping social spaces. 4. Phisical Model Side view ( Gallery

Green Spaces Emphasis on both the forest and the quad. They are the main green spaces in the site. They provide privacy and connections to nature.

Views The green spaces provide possible views that should be considered when designing

Sun Path The forest other than providing views and nature, is going o be a source of privacy and shadow as well.

Layers Division between Academic, Public, and Shared. Academi on the top floor for privacy, Public space the most accesible from ground floor and shared on the bottom.

Art Center Spaces 1. Public Atrium 2. Circulation Space and lounging area.

Diffusus

Richter Art Gallery | 10,000 SF | Fall 2011

Diffusus : The reflection or refraction of radiation such as light or sound by an irregular surface, tending to scatter it in many directions. Radiation of light and people through the space by the use of angled walls and light pockets to control and atract circulation as well as the use of multiple courtyards and open areas as transition elements fron inside and outside.

Gallery Drawings 1. Under Ground Level 2. Ground Floor 3. First Level

Gallery Drawings 1.Section B 2.Section C 3. Elevation A ( Front 4. Section A 5. Elevation B | Back

Main sculptural rooms + views + alignment with the entrance and sides of the site. Cuts and angles have an emphasis on the center of the middle terrace + walkway of transition and the inner courtyard. Main entrance axis. Private

Private | Public

Public | Indoor

Public | Outdoor

Gallery Drawings 1. Green Spaces 2. Green Spaces II 3. Layers of Space 4. Site parti + conditions 5. Space Relationships

Gallery Spaces 1. Interior of Gallery Spaces 2. Exterior 3. Exterior 4. Detail of Curtain Wall.

Axial Progress

Haiti Idea Competition |undefined SF | Spring 11 Haitians have a really strong relationship with the church and between each other and one of the major goals of this challenge is to find a way to rebuild those relationships through architecture .We have to create new lifestyle and sense of community through the built form of modular system. To start rebuilding a sense of community we establish 2 pairs of overlapping relationships: a sacred and education axis that will bridge tradition and progress; and an axis based on commerce that will tie the community to a larger economic scale. The first main axis begins with a Church at the highest level of a hilly site symbolizing tradition and importance with a facing school which represents the future of the community and hope. This axis is intercepted by a perpendicular axis going up the slope. The main road is framed by markets to enforce boundaries as well as cultural economy, moving forward and up towards a main plaza that then leads to a community center/community kitchen. The main plaza is what connects the community together and the community center creates an intermediary between the church, the community and the school. It will enforce a mixed circulation with constant interaction between the individuals therefore creating a strong relationship between the different types of buildings.

Gallery Spaces 1. Axial Parti Diagram 2. Adjacency Diagram 3. Location | Site Exploration

The Module + Structure The modular system with the use of skylights, light skins and light material helps achieve the most successful and sustainable design. Also the modular system is stronglybased on the idea of cross ventilation and flexibility in light. The structure is based on a steel structure and use of triangulation to control structural and live loads. 1. Roof PLan 2. Section 3. PLan + Ventilation 4. Structural Axon + Materials 5. Structural System 6. Typical Module 7. Axon

The Module + Structure An important aspect of any community is its social and cultural qualities. In order to be able to construct a successful community we have to take into consideration the way the Haitian community works and its lifestyle. It is important to apply their typology and language such as the use of simple forms that aggregate vertically and horizontally with the use of balconies that enforce the relationships and communication between the individual and a sense of community and network. For further development the community center can be expanded and turned into a business incubator.The market can be made bigger and broader and housing can start covering the entire site both horizontally and vertically.

1. Aggregation 2. Housing 3. Expansion 4. Transportation + light 5. Interior Lightning 6. Skin

Site 1. Site Composition 2. Circulation: axial, open and directional circulation 3. Space + Programs: balance bewteen use of space 4. Future Expansion: easy and flexible module for expansion following the existing grid.

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Composition | Communication 1. School 2. Church 3. Community Center | Cafeteria 4.Site Levels and Axial Progress

mediator | community

School + Kitchen School + Kitchen A hill site is a challenge but can be used to create a natural hierarchy as well as a ritualized circulation as you go up the slope. Hierarchy of the Church looking over the community in the highest point of the site.

School + Skin Classroom modules with natural light and ventilation

My Little Venice

Adobe Imagination Challenge First Prize Winner

National Competition for students using the Adobe Creative Suite programs. The competition was about representing your personal imagination.The abstract of the piece is the following : I traveled through Europe this summer and decided to â&#x20AC;&#x153;createâ&#x20AC;? my own little space in Venice since it was one of my favorite places. I took pictures all over Venice of my favorite sceneries including myself in the pictures. I combined the and created a new area, out of old areas, turning it into my space in Venice. This project not only represents me as my own unique space but also how in the modern world we need to take into consideration tradition and history to create a new things instead of disregarding it. Keeping the history, but transforming it into new ideas and new creations.

Mixed Media

ANJAMARIE GAZTAMBIDE EDUCATION

Design Portfolio: www.issuue.com/agaztambide agaztambide@wustl.edu 787 608 1453

architecture + design

Master of Architecture Washington University in St. Louis | 05/16 GPA : 4.0 | Project chosen for Approach Book.

Master of Construction Management

Washington University in St. Louis |GPA: 4.0 05/16

Bachelor of Science in Architecture

WORK EXPERIENCE Washington University Marketing Office

Marketing Office Assistant - | St.Louis, MO | 10/13– present Assist with In-Design marketing material and with office organization.

Georgia Tech Office of Minority Educational Development

Team Coach - | Atlanta, GA | 8/11– 05/13 Mentor a group of 30 incoming freshmen and facilitate their adaptation process. Prepare workshops with collegues to inform students about profesional development and academic strategies. Assist the OMED office on big events.Designer of Team Coach Program’s marketing material such as banners, flyers, posters and Tshirts.

SCF. Sierra Cardona Ferrer Arquitectos

Architecture Intern | San Juan, PR | 5/12-8/12 Assisted designing schematics specialized in space programming and in developing elevations, sections, plans and architectural details of residential, commercial and educational projects. Collaborated with the production staff for completion of construction drawings. Involved in product research and selection of furniture incorporating color design, material and finish specifications.Participated in the development of alternative solutions and presentation graphics used to communicate concepts to the client.

Carlos Gaztambide and Apraisal Associates

Assistant | San Juan, PR | 5/12-8/13 Revised appraisal reports. Involved in the research of the economy of Puerto Rico and researched data and comparable properties.

LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

OTHER ACTIVITIES & AFFILIATIONS

Women in Architetcture

National Society of Collegiate Scholars American Institute of Architecture Students Relay for Life Spirit Chair SHPE Marketing Assistant Spanish Speaking Organization GT Salsa Team and Salsa Club Diversity Symposium volunteer Art Feeds Georgia Tech Rep. Mad Housers volunteer

Working symposium | member | present

National Organization of Minority Architecture Students

Public Relations Chair Georgia Tech | WashU member 8/12-present Promote intellectual and social awareness of events with NOMAS Atlanta. Designed flyers, banners and Tshirts. Organized a social event for the members that resulted with increase in participation.

Puerto Rican Student Association (PRiSA)

President | Vice President.| 8/2009–5/13 Created a social, academic and professional network among the Puerto Rican students and Alumni. Organized events for prospective Puerto Rican students. Designed presentations, flyers, logo and Tshirts.

SKILLS

Hispanic Recruitment Team (HRT)

Social Chair | Explore Chair | 8/09-05/13 Actively involved with the Admissions Office recruiting new Hispanic students to Georgia Tech. Organized a recruitment event for 30 International Students to showcase and help them experience Georgia Tech,academically and socially.

Native Spanish Fluent English Adobe Creative Suite Revit ArcGIS Sketch-Up Rhino Auto Cad Maxwell Rendering Vray Rendering Laser Cutter Physical Modeling

Latin Student Organization Council (LSO)

PRISA Representative| Design Chair | 8/2011–5/13 Increased networking, communication, and collaboration between the Latino student organizations. Designed all advertisement including flyers banners, sunglasses and Tshirts. Omicron Delta Kappa ( ODK ) 2013 ODK is the most prestigious student honor society devoted to the development of leadership programs.. First hispanic to be accepted. Very selective encompassing 01% of the students.

Federal International Medical Relief for Children

Costa Rican Trip Leader at GT| 12/11 Assisted in a medical clinic and coordinated excursions and health seminars for the community.

LEGEND

AWARDS EXPOSURE First Prize Winner of the Adobe Creative Suite Software Imagination Challenge National Competition. Featured interview and article in El Vocero, El Nuevo Día and live in WapaTV, Channel 4 of Puerto Rico. 2012 James Bowden Addy Architecture Scholarship Fund 2012-2013 Sibyl and Fred Lawton Harrison Jr. Architecture Scholarship.2012-2013 OMED Merit Tower Awards 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013. Designed Recycled Dress for the Beaux Arts’ Ball and published in the Technique Finalist in Re-building Haiti Class Competition. 2011 Competitiveness Grant recipient 2009 & 2010. AIAS Kawneer Library of the Future Competition participant. 2012 International Sustainable Laboratory Student Design Competition participant 2012 Sophomore and Junior year projects published in school portfolio. 2010-2012 Designed Recycled Dress for the Beaux Arts’ Ball and published in the Technique. 2011

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ANJAMARIE GAZTAMBIDE architecture + design

agaztambide@wustl.edu |787 608 1453 | Design Portfolio: www.issuue.com/agaztam-