PORTFOLIO
Johanna Cevallos a.johanna.cevallos@gmail.com
EDUCATION
Master in Collective Housing 2013 ETSAM Escuela Tecnica Superior de Arquitectura Universidad Politecnica de Madrid Madrid - Spain Master in Interior Design 2012 Florence Design Academy Florence - Italy M. Arch 2004- 2009 Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Ecuador Quito - Ecuador High School Maristas High School
COMPUTER SKILLS Efficient in working with AutoCAD 2D- 3D, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, 3D Max, Rhino Microsoft Office ADDITIONAL TRANNINING English practice Callan School London, UK
Italian course (4th level) Centro Internazionale la Pira Florence, Italy
HONORS AND AWARDS
Mention for Stand Desing Fabian Espinosa Arquitectos Housing fair Quito 2011 by Johanna Cevallos Mention for 2nd year academic project Catolic University | Fall 2005 Mention for 3rd year academic project Catolic University | Spring 2005
LANGUAGES Spanish (native language), English (advance), Italian (40%) WORK EXPERIENCE
job duties
June 2009-December 2011 Fabian Espinosa ARQUITECTOS Junior Architect • Preparation of architectural plans, elevations, sections, and detail sheets. • In charge of publications and advertising • Design & planning. • Familiar with building code and zoning. • Site visits, meetings and reports. • Remodeling and site visits to dwellings • Drafting & detailing. • Used CAD in the designing process and showed skills to bring our new design Housing Project “Sierra” Job Duties: Drafting, Publications, advertisement, site visits. Housing Project “Torres Gandia” Job Duties: Design, Drafting, Detaling, Advertising Housing Project “Casa Cumbaya” Job Duties: Design, Drafting, Detaling, Advertising, clients metings
dimensions and ideas. • Meet with engineers and senior workers to evaluate the resources requirements. • Assisted in preparation of layouts and prelim sketches of the construction. • Worked with clients in bringing out their requirements into implementable home designs • Create presentation materials using a variety of tools including animations and photo montage • Experience as expositor in Real State fairs. • In charge of publications and advertising
08/2011
Exponent & sales - Real State Fair - EKP Constructora
06/2010 – 12/2010
Project Coordinator - Fabian Espinosa ARCHITECTS
12/2008 – 02/2009
Junior Architect - Arq. Hugo Sandoval
Projects expositor and exhibition design
Rehabilitation Project: Interior design of Library, Administration Office and Recording Studies in the Patrimonial Building “Antiguo Hospital Militar”. Job Duties: Designing, Drafting, Miscellaneous Office duties, Site Visits Quito, Ecuador
Project: Chiriyacu Market Job Duties: Drafting and designing Quito, Ecuador
10/2009 – 06/2010 Junior Architect - Ing. Marcelo Jurado Project: Apartment Interior Design
Job Duties: Design, Drafting, Site Visits, As-builts Quito, Ecuador
10/2008 – 11/2009 Coordinador Asistant - Dr. Karina Borja Coordinador Asistant
XVII Bienal de Arquitectura Panamericana de Quito, Ecuador Quito, Ecuador
09/2007 – 05/2008 Intern- Fabian Espinosa ARCHITECTS Project: Studies and Integral Architectonic design of Building “Antiguo Hospital Militar”, now Contemporary Art Center
Job Duties: Designing, Drafting, Miscellaneous Office duties, Site Visits, http://centrodeartecontemporaneo.gob.ec
05/ 2007 – 08/2007 Front desk Assistant Kaplan Aspect
Empire State building floor 63 NY, USA
SEMINARIES – WORKSHOPS – EXHIBITION
05/2013 Workshop: Sustainable Activism Enviromental &Energy Studies Programme of Architectural Association (AA)
Madrid - Spain
05/2012 Interior Design Project Exhibition Florence-Italy 04/ 2010 Seminar- Urban Rehabilitation - Conea Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador
Quito-Ecuador
10/ 2009
Context-Workshop XXIII CLEFA – Project “MANZANA DE LAS LUCES”
09/ 2009
Seminar & Workshop Sustainable Architecture
Murón University Buenos Aires, Argentina
Arq. Bruce Haglund USA
03/2009 International Workshop “LA PERFORMANCE URBANA DE LA CALLE” Institute Pour la Ville
Arq. Sergio Forster (Argentina)
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PERSONAL INFORMATION Name: Date of Birth: Citizenship: Residence: Telephone:
Andrea Johanna Cevallos Rojas October 27, 1986 Ecuadorian Spain +34 622305365
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FINAL PROJECT Director: Patricio Guerrero
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Workshop: PLAYING IN THE CITY Leaders: Francisco Burgos and Gines Garrido
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Workshop: LIVING LIKE/WITH ANIMALS 42 Workshop: INHABITTED SCREENS 48 Leader: Cino zucchi Assistant: Belen Hermida Workshop: FROM THE CITY TO THE HOUSE 54 Leader: Dietmar Eberle (leader) Assistant: Victor Olmos Workshop: WHAT MAKES GOOD CONDITION OF LIFE Leader: Anne Lacaton and Assistant:Diego García Setién
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Speciality: SUSTAINABILITY 70 Leader: Javier Garcia Germa Speciality: URBAN RESIDENCIAL DESIGN 80 Leader: Bernardo Ynzenga Acha Speciality: LOW COST HOUSING 88 Maria Tereza Diniz
professional experience
Professional Work 98 Fabian Espinoca Arquitectos + EKP Constructora
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Parque del Lago Park Design by Arq. Xavier Bilvao
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terrain area 25000m2
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FINAL THESIS WORK Director Arq. Patricio Guerrero Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Ecuador
01 TFC FINAL PROJECT JOHANNA CEVALLOS
Work Thesis (TFC) was developed during the final year of Architecture. The project started with the analize of urban context (inmediate area of ​​the New Park) to propose the architectural design of MIX-USED BUILDING. I considered this a very important zone between the park and the new urban development due to the relocation of the airport which would bring new regulations in height and density. The city is going to face the park and will not give the back as it was with the airport. Giving a new concept of urban life in the neightborhood, trying to avoid car transportation and make the project answer the local needs. Using theories of mixed-use archiecture and urban planning that allows us to understand how a city works within the urban context. I do focus on the context so the project work as a loop intead of a limit. making the zone becomes a space full of vibrant urban life. Existing user is recognized as the main actor. Consequently, the new user of the site who will be able to accssess current activities and those to be developed as a result of the changes that the site will experience. This way people can appreciate the benefits given by the mixed-use building in urban open space. These benefits are safety in the urban space at different times of day, help keep the car as the only means of transportation, teaching people to walk in comfortable places for pedestrians, and especially makes a space to become sustainable because its occupation and use is more, something that does not exist in Quito
materialize the vaccuum trhough the bundary because what I am looking for is to generate spatial, temporal that allow us to give life to the space where we can walk, move and communicate through the boundary of architecture form.
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• Main building A • Ramp- building B
New needs New and existing Population Connection PROJECT-NEIGHBORHOOD-PARK
Supply to residentials areas of services and comertial businesses give security to sellers who always have customers, and to residents within walking distance to find what they need
Program housing retail + services offices
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• Welcome Plaza
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•fusion between garden-square
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• Access Path east-west
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Ramp - Main building access
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Landscape Design
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housing Lab
MASTER IN COLLECTIVE HOUSING 2013 ETSAM
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Through this portfolio, housing Lab, I state experiences and projects done during the Master of Advanced Architecture of COLLECTIVE HOUSING. They all have been experiments that displayed some responses to the issue of housing. The workshops have been guided by professionals that set the pace for innovative model projects that aim to seek the housing reality of today. The work we performed individually or in groups of up to 4 people, which allowed for a composite exhibition of projects. I appreciate the cooperation and participation of my colleagues who has been an intense interaction in the academic possibilities of architecture. Jc
preface Housing is defined as buildings or other shelters in which people live, something that covers, protects, and supports specially, a dwelling. However, this is a shallow approach because in architecture and design has a pragmatic significance due to the knowledge obtained which makes sense when idealize a practical result. Therefore, for housing development, the most important aspects is to think in the human being, to understand the modern and relevant aspects of architecture and applied into materialized projects First of all, housing deals with humans and their continually evolving is needed as part of active societies. Consequently, housing design has been a response to the evolution of societies over time. It means that now it is meaningful to understand how society, culture, families or people have progressed and recognize new ways of individual and collective life, which has an important impact in modern architecture understanding. Additionally, the modern aspects that housing developments have to deal with are economics, social and sustainability, which define the viability of a project. Also, as professionals, is our responsibility to be aware of them since they also define form and functions, and be conscious that now a project constitutes an integrative approach among professionals, owners and Architects. Also, for housing projects, we have to wonder how to improve quality of life in order to bring pleasure when it materialized in the developments. For example, understanding concepts in architecture such as adaptability, flexibility and luxury, which are tools that help to give more value to the perception and use of living space. Michael Alder said, “Living in the rooms is part of architecture� which means that at the end what we produce worth when is inhabited. To conclude, for housing development, there are important features to be reflected like people, modern projects aspects and the materialization of a project in order to end into a pragmatic solution. Jc
Life is what happens when you’re busy making plans. John Lennon
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workshops
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Workshop: SLOWMADNESS 14 Leader: Juan Herreros Assistant: Ma Auxiliadora Galvez
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Workshop: DEPTH STUDY 20 Leader: Andrea Deplazes Assistant: Fernando Altozano
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Workshop: PLAYING IN THE CITY 26 Leaders: Francisco Burgos and Gines Garrido
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Workshop: LIVING LIKE/WITH ANIMALS Leader: Hrvoje Njiric Assistant: Jose Maria Sanchez
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Workshop: INHABITTED SCREENS Leader: Cino zucchi Assistant: Belen Hermida
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Workshop: FROM THE CITY TO THE HOUSE 44 Leader: Dietmar Eberle (leader) Assistant: Victor Olmos
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Workshop: WHAT MAKES GOOD CONDITION OF LIFE 52 Leader: Anne Lacaton and Assistant:Diego García Setién
specialities
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Speciality: SUSTAINABILITY Leader: Javier Garcia German
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Speciality: URBAN RESIDENCIAL DESIGN 80 Leader: Bernardo Ynzenga Acha
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Speciality: LOW COST HOUSING 88 Maria Tereza Diniz
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domesticity & cultural identity
Workshop Director: JUAN HERREROS Workshop Asistant: Ma Auxiliadora Galvez Collaborators: Pablo Marcet (GU) , Jon Ander Mendiola (ES) Location: Madrid, Spain
01 WORKSHOP: SLOWMADNESS JUAN HERREROS
To think about contemporary and domestic environments it is necessary to redefine what is wellbeingness in order to approach this into a utopic proposal as an answer of housing development and lifestyle study in which consider a new sensitivity for the common and usual paradigms to propose an innovative habitable democratic space. Integrate domesticity and urban domain through decreasing speediness in one’s life means bring new and challenge interest to the domestic space, its surroundings and the city. It is consider the slow movement as part of a life philosophy that is transmitted to the immediate inhabitable space. Make valuable what is next to one. But, starting from an own definition of domesticity as actions and relationships that have in common the comfort of an individual in space and time. It means people make own a public space to make it feel like home. For instance, it is common to see people reading and working in small cafeterias or parks which means people tend to domestic public spaces, to make them part of their own environment.
This is how society tends to work now, integrating the urban spaces as part of an extension of our home according the intimacy grade that someone needs. So, the proposal studies the reinvention of existing environments in order to potentiate them and propose this kind of relationships as a system that leads the configuration of a city. Moreover, it is an understanding of the continuous society evolution which means there is no more the traditional families composition. So, now there are different kinds of families, or people living together as family or just for necessity in both cases always there are situations that make them to remain together. Families join in small groups, they find common interest and why not common confortable collective spaces. domesticity actions and relationships that have in common the comfort of an individual in space and time.
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inspired by Gordon Mata Clark’s interventions, which expose the interior, somehow showing the possibilities of descontructing reality by transforming our consciousness and the way we perceive our world.
“A simple cut or series of cuts acts as a powerful drawing device able to redefine spatial situations and structural components”. -Gordon Matta-Clark
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EMBAJADORES NEIGHBORHOOD It is one of the most dense neighborhoods of the Center in Madrid. Scenary of a variety of culture, hybridity, and also known for poor quality housing.
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
INTERVENTION EXISTING INFRAESTRUCTURE Focus will be aimed in reinventing domestic common environments in the existing configuration of the neighborhood to bring quality espaces to dwellings besides provide them of light, ventilation, views.
UTOPIC CITY Expand the city in a new level of living where the mega-structural towers supporting interconnected urban environments. This multilayer urban construction holds whats is consider a innovative view of domestic enviromentes transfigurated in housing.
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laundry
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Starting from a simple analysis of daily life routines and spaces comes this tables that help understand life according to standard activities.
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The block itself is redefined to open from its interior to the exterior in order to expose existing situations, and bring new environments of collective spaces to people that already inhabit this zone. Collective spaces are defined by the number of users, common interest or, activities.
existing infraestructure
new collective zones
They are classified in collective-home (the extra space of the common house), Collective-medio (a use for enjoying among neighborhoods 5-15 people) and collective-city (as urban equipment 50+)
new public circulation
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collective spaces
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kitchen living room studio wc work out room garden tv room jacuzzi bath pool living room thermal movies room game room relaxation room garden bbq theather sports zones
(50 +) final volume
public circulation system In the existing block, a series of collective spaces connect with a public circulation system that brings the street to the heart of the block and takes it to the rooftops. This creates constant visual and physical interaction between private, public, and collective. within this circulation system spaces range from small and individual to public plazas.
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SECTION A A’ PUBLIC - COLLECTIVE
COLLECTIVE (home - medio)
STREET - INTERNVENTION
Views are the main means of connection between public and collective. This lets outsiders feel inside a house.
Collective spaces are shared between 3 to 5 dwellings. this space acts like a patio and promotes relations between neighbors.
Façade openings and big street entrances create curiosity in the general public and invites them into the public circulation system.
General public circulation domesticated by inhabitants
Collective interior spaces use between neighbors
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What is to be lifted of the city grasp? The elevation translates into a voyeur that talks about the pleasure of seeing the whole, of looking down. When one goes up he leave behind the mass, the density of a busy neighborhood. They can ignore and merge in the endless laberinthic. Its elevation puts into a distance that let him to read the city, looking down, like god eyes. The desire of seeing the city from other perspective is how this utopic proposal marks a possibility of exploring life in other level that optical knowledge has long had the ambition of surmounting of managing articulating the contradictions arising from the urban agglomeration The ordinary practitioners of the city live ‘down below’, below the thresholds’ at which visibility begins. They walk and experience the city, they write without being able to read it, They make use of spaces that can not be seen, their knowledge of them is blind because they are part of their own domain althought shared and domesticated for this.
...utopia is the principle of all progress, and the essay into a better world.” Anatole france
Housing cells stand one next to other sharing a collective medio spaces and domesticating the inmediate public circulation.
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city in the air
city level
housing zone public conection
embajadores neighborhood
housing cells
Elevators
Growing city in the air
collective medio
n.0.0
displacement radius fractal unit housing
Collective spaces
21.0 sqm
10.5 sqm
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COSTUMIZE HABITAT Dwellings are seen as a combination of spaces with particular functions “standard� to the normal house. But, housing is this utopic raised and evolutionated city is also a new experience of living. It means housing adapt to the inhabitants. Not people have to adapt to it. Every person is an own situation, and now the house itself is not longer a usual aproach, it is a developed design that adjust just to the right needs of the inhabitants. So, that why the usual spaces are presented in catalogue to help to customize personal cluster of living. Starting with a basic modul of 1.75x3x3 the one that by repetition can make a small shelter for an sudent or a full equiped house for a big family.
sentimental ocupational
individualize the unit house according the condicion of each one
temporal permanent
individual user
bathroom
bedroom
kitchen
living room
studio
re-live
Embajadores
from inside to the sky
terrace
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3 x bedroom 2 x bathroom kitchen living room play room reading room
bedroom bathroom solarium
bedroom studio
unit dwelling individual: writer
unit dwelling individual: single guy
unit dwelling individual: single woman
COUPLE bedroom bathroom kitchen living room
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Depth studies
Workshop Director: Andrea Deplazes Workshop Asistant: Fernando Altozano Collaborators: Rafael Medrano (MX)
02 WORKSHOP: DEPTH STUDY ANDREA DEPLAZES
Talking about housing or residencial architecture, it is unavoidable thinking about typology, but considering it is an idea or image that has to be reinterpreted and appropriate because every housing project has its own rules and its owns clients and needs.
The interior of buildings we had consider interaction areas among the dwellings . The access area and circulation has concentrated in one path so they can be considered as places of social interaction.
The urban tissue, a city plot, give us some measurements and proportions of how a housing building would looks like. These information do not result of chance but of social, economic, climatic, technical, etc. Working with buildings 6, 9,12,15,18, 25 has its own answer and fulfill all common aspects of habitability.
Building depths
In this workshop was about working with the with the depth of the buildings and the consequences that each size has, considering its orientation, scale, internal distribution, light, comfort. Proposal leads an analysis of a building housing nine meters deep, with housing type 100 square meters each. The area used to house looking to be as efficient and optimal as possible for economically viable projects without forgetting that the proposal seeks to be as enjoyable for the life of the people who inhabit these spaces.
9m6m 1512m m
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Study of possibilities 1 central core / 4 dwellings (2)4.5 x 11.11 = 100sqm 4 duplex 1 central core / 3 dwellings 2 simplex 9 x 11.11 = 100sqm 1 simplex 7 x 14.28 = 100sqm 1 central core / 6 dwellings simplex 7,5 x 13.33 = 100sqm 1 central core / 2 dwellings simplex 9 x 11.11 = 100sqm
Dwelling A 100sqm
Dwelling A
Access
Staircase
Dwelling B Dwelling B
100sqm
Wet areas
Program
Staircase every 2 floors
Dwellings distribution
residencial comercial
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level +1
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Dwelling possiblity D
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1m 5m
Dwelling A
Dwelling C 125sqm + 3 rooms
Dwelling D 75sqm + 1room
Dwelling B
Access every 2 floors
level 1
level 2
level 3
Frontal faรงade
Dwelling distribution
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Site 3
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A A’
B B’’
The proposal are 2 buildings facing each other. Making a narrow street where the access, circulation, central core, the activity takes place. This has been centralized in order to generate interaction among people that inhabit the space.
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overground
Workshop Director: FRANCISCO BURGOS & GINES GARRIDO Collaborators: Yoav Elad (IL) Location: Madrid, Spain
03 WORKSHOP: PLAYGROUND IN THE CITY BURGOS & GARRIDO
People use the city as a urban playground even if the architecture was not intented to be used for that. This is a way to perceive the city in it’s real magnitude, in a frame full of life. So, the city is the mean and life is the end.
How do I use the city as a playground? People according their age or activities use the existing fabric as their own playground. Playing soccer on the street, a card game, jumping rope or drawing and jumping, and now we see young people doing Parkour which are people that with jumps and spins claim a denied place in the city. Streets, garages, railings, stairs, containers, roofs, walls, facades are part of your scenary. They experience the city in a diferent way, because they do not reconize an imposed limit and use any urban element to do part of its tools. The project take advantage of the potential hidden in the city, exploit it and take it to be experienced by ordinary people with a little less skill than Parkours.
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OVERLINE PARKOUR L3
UNDERGROUND L3 The Overground parkour create an alternative to the urban ordinary network
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rooftops
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street level
The art of displacement, a game of differents jumps and roles making their on path.
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Conditions of the city by levels
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process
Madrid, Spain Lavapies neighborhood
concentrate the experience in one as a Urban Playground
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Overviewing the city. Rooftop levels
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Opening Underground system
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Workshop Director: HRVOJE NJIRIC Workshop Asistant:Jose Maria Sanchez Collaborators: Maria Elvira Villrreal (CO), Silvia Melis (IT)
04 WORKSHOP: LIVING LIKE/WITH ANIMALS HRVOJE NJIRIC
Living like/with Animals is the workshop proposed by Hrvoje Njiric and Jose Maria Sรกnchez. The workshop started with a proposal of a individual housing type for an animal. It required study the way the animal live, its relationship with its enviroment and others. Then, the proposal was to intend to undertand how is the coexistence between human and animal. The animal chosen was the crab of the Christmas Island, Australia. It is a particular crab because its way of life and the fenomenom it produces in its ecosystem. The Zootopia proposal is a way of thinking how humans and animals coexist. In this case the proposal Ist about a machine of life for crabs.
CHRISTMAS ISLAND, AUSTRALIA
CrabScraper
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HOW DO CRABS LIVE? eggs birth aquatic temporary
swimming WATER
BIRTH salty water 25 days eggs hatching
herbs migration Mating Temporary
shadow shelter solitary temporary
Walking/Climbing
carving
IN BETWEEN
MIGRATION street- double borrow
SHELTER single borrow humid enviroment
31 days displacement reproduction
SAND
housing enviroment 299 days
food searching keeping a mosturized body
activity
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Crabscraper as a building where the crabs life take place as a machine of crabs life.
concentrate way of living
Single Borrow- detail
TOP VIEW
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• Migration street
• Double borrow
ENTRANCE!
FEEDING! CHAMBER! SLEEPING!
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SECTION A A’
WATER CORE
POROUS HOUSING
MIGRATION STREET
TUNNEL HOUSING
TENSEGRITY!
ENVELOP
WATER CORE. Self bearing. Steel structure. Glass
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POROUS HOUSING. Self bearing. Stone. Cracks
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MIGRATION STREET. Anchored . TUNNEL HOUSING. Self bearing. Tensegrity
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quetzal crabs goats topo ottons polar bear
Zootopia Master Plan
How different animals can coexist in a proposal where each animal has its own habitat and interact with humans. In the Master Plan, they are located next to ottons and housing habitat. Crabscraper as an habitat machine next to humans might use it for feeding themselves.
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Workshop Director: CINO ZUCCHI Workshop Asistant:Belen Hermida Collaborators: Alejandra Novoa (CO)
05 WORKSHOP: INHABITED SCREENS CINO ZUCCHI
My ears have not yet drunk a hundred words Of that tongue’s utterance, yet I know the sounds: Art thou not Romeo and a Montague? William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, “Balcony Scene”
This workshop focus in exploring an specific part of the housing design which is the INTERFACE or BUFFER. A space between the private real and the collective one and the explore the different posibilities and consequences. The façades of the existing city are built as a backdrop of the urban scene, a formal “dress” to protect the decorated variety of bourgeos interiors. On the other hand, the functionalist consider them as the envelop of a natural consequense of a correct resolution of a dwelling. Considering the scale of the single unit and its relation with the city, it is important to explore the need of a mediating element. The depth of these elements focus in the research of how a housing complex touch the ground and generate a transition with the strees, how it reaches the sky and borders the city. The result of this research is the design of an architectural devise enquiring on the “depth” of the interface between interior and exterior, between a dwelling unit and its urban environment.
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General Master Plan
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Starting from a brief interior design followed by a study of the importance of a buffer zone, the proposal is about a configuration of different depths of the buffers that rise up from the facade which intensify this zone between the interior and exterior. Also this main facade face and comunicate with its inmediate environment. General Master Plan
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Type floor plan + Structure A
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b. loggia
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from the city to the house I became aware that a house has to be understood as a type. [...] When you build a house, the client is the first occupant; pehaps twenty years later other people will live in it. When I design a house today, I start out from the rooms, without defining them more close; they can be used in different ways, and what the occupants make of them can be used in different ways. ans what the occupants make of htem determines what they are. Living in the rooms is part of architecture. _ Michael Alder.
Workshop Director: DIETMAR EBERLE Workshop Asistant: Victor Olmos Location: Madrid, Spain
06 WORKSHOP: FROM THE CITY TO THE HOUSE DIETMAR EBERLER
Housing is a vast term, but how architects approach to it is followed by principles that deal with some issues from different levels. These principles are first of all people, economic, behavior and the last ecological thinking. First, housing today has to do with family although the social development has changed and now we see less and less families. So, there is around 50 or 60% of people that we do not address its situation to understand a typology, or architectural or economic questions when we do housing. Also, now in modernity when it is about housing we have the chance of choosing even if it is about low cost covering and we transformed in square meters per person according location or economic situation.
This has impact in architectural thought. And also this translate to a how we think now, for instance when we refer to it we talk about square meters and money of course. It is our social responsibility to make architectural structures on low economic cost that inhabitants can solve its necessities. The culture is the most form-giving architectural ideas. This is one of the conditions we have to deal with. The last is to make a own approach to sustainability according the each situation. It is important to consider the relationship between what we put in the building and what there are the benefits that it is gotten from it. So, for getting sustainable qualities to housing projects the question of comfort is the most important one because only if we reach it people earn a long life and long lifespan is one of the most important values.
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1. Juan Bravo Lagasca and Calle Coello 2. Av. Valladolid 3. Calle Espoz y Mina, Madrid
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SALAMANCA NEIGHBOPRHOOD Juan Bravo Lagasca and Calle Coello
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CENTRO NEIGHBOPRHOOD Calle Espoz y Mina
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Calle Espoz y Mina
accesible terrace
shops
open urban space
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General floor plan II
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What makes a good condition of life ?
Workshop Director: ANNE LACATON Workshop Asistant: Diego GarcĂa SetiĂŠn Collaborators: Jon Ander Mendiola (ES) Maria Elvira Villareal (CO)
07 WORKSHOP: GOOD CONDITIONS OF LIFE ANNE LACATON
This project is about a collection of fragments that express what makes a good conditions of life. The quality of life is based on the idea of the pleasure that people have when they inhabit a space, the well-being, the different atmospheres, the real conception of the comfort.
In the project, we propose an architecture that reconciles the need of individuality and privacy and the collectivity and need of density. Understanding the life in collectivity is the most efficient way of living because of optimization of resources also because to live in community generate an active society.
This approach proposes a new concept of housing adapted to evolution or new needs of the contemporary families or societies.
Thinking sustainability not just adding new technology but introducing new ways of living in housing.
The proposal wants to perceive a house within the different atmospheres, understanding a contemporary way of life where the inhabits can experience the space according the importance of the sensations that the climate offers.
This is a project made of fragments from images, situations, spaces from the interior to a collective space taking in consideration the climate as a important mechanism that leads to a design configuration in interior enviroments and exterior dense cities.
Inhabit a place to live have to be generous, comfortable, appropriable and economic viable and why not luxury. Where the lux of an space is determinated for the quality or the extra space we offer not for the quantity of money we spend.
The architectural intentions we have taken are around the climate and the effect that it produces for the development of housing. The city should provide exceptional quality of life by offering a large range of facilities, proximities, and pleasures.
Approaching to research about new housing conditions we can give to the inhabitants an attractive idea or living collectively in a denser city.
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Architecture is a sequence of spaces. Spaces mean atmospheres. Atmospheres are defined by CLIMATE
Now to talk about good living conditions have to be very conscious with the reality of our ecosystem, so think of the climate as a guide leads the design in form and function.
CLIMATE is a thermal conditioning‌
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URBAN. A sustainable city must know how to manipulate natural conditioning in order to offer different experiences to its citizens. It means further than just climate incidences.
Where people can find options where to stay outside during different hours or times, then an appropriation and a belonging sense will enhance. Also, sustainable cities should take care about densification without lose qualities and relations to the nature.
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HOUSING. Considering different levels would allow the house to have various thermal conditions for convenient appropriation according to its necessities. Spaces are rather defined by the activities and appropriation that each climate allows, instead of being the use the determination of its creation. Our challenge is for instance to take advantage of the climate and know how to use it to configurate the indoor spaces in a efficient way. The main thing that guide this is the LIGHT and the TEMPERATURE according to two dimensions, horizontal and vertical.
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Horizontally, the plan is organized from the periphery to the center between the brightest and darkest, as a succession of walls, glass walls. Vertically, the space is emerging from bottom to top, colder to hot on the principle of natural rise of air masses according to their density and temperature.
COLD SPACE Bigger proportions, relation to the earth, lower temperatures, less heat conductible materials, more insulation. Low temperatures to rest and work; there is where a relaxing environment would take place. Elements as fresh air, views, shadows, naturally sounds, quietness, allowed by the materials.
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The architecture is expresed by the combination of light and temperatures, varying by time during the day or activity. Interior spaces at different temperature that gives different sensation . People might choose from the coolest place to be more active or to the interior warmer place to be more quite. Both would have a different atmosphere to discover and appropriate.
WARM SPACE Natural conditions, shadows, air- flow, views. Relation to the exterior. Direct contact to the sun will increase heat by a green house on the roof top. Lightness. Transparency + privacy. More intimacy atmosphere
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Speciality Sustainability by Javier Garcia German Proyect location: New York, NY
01 SPECIALITY: SUSTAINABILITY JAVIER GARCIA GERMAN
Sustainability is an issue that architects have to take responsibly, since decisions in the design process are very important for the performance of the buildings taking in consideration the environment.
A Home is not a House
Accordingly, a final project is a matter of balance between right design according climatic situations and extra accessories or technology added in order to approach a efficient configuration. Applying thermodynamic knowledge in architecture stresses the importance in to the spatial systems, to the shape, which turn into new ways of experience the architecture. It is not just about a theory but it is a way of through our everyday life can be part of a right decision. The Specialty of sustainability gave us a good taste of what is to take smart decisions in designing according climatic issues, which are also very related to a bioclimatic architecture.
A Home is not a House: The Environmental Bubble
Banham and Dallegret seem to defend a home architecture that is both hippie and ultratechnologique . Habitat joined by the environmental dimension of the space while defended by Reyner Banham for that architecture should “ disappear in environmental technology “ (The Architecture of the Well -Tempered Environment , 1969).
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CLIMATIC ANALISIS
City: New York CONTINENTAL TEMPLADO
ZONA CLIMATICA: CONTINENTAL TEMPLADO
LATITUDE +40.8 (40°42’51.012”N) LONGITUDI -74.00639 (74°00’23.004”W) ALTITUDI 4 m
PSICOMETRIC CHART heating, add humidification (6657hrs) 80.2% specially for winter. Confortable hours using selected strategies. Design Strategies January to December 46,1% Heating, add humidification (7029h) 25.6% Internal Heat gain (2618h) 11.8% Natural Ventilation Cooling (1408h) 10.4% Passive Solar Direct Gain Low Mass (908h) 6.4 %Cooling, add Dehumidification (1761h) 5.4% Wind protection of Outdoor Spaces (471h) 4.8% High Thermal Mass Night Flushed (422h) 3.9% Dehumidification Only (342h) B. SUN PATH The sun in the summer time has inclination close to 60°. 15h of sun daily During the winter sun light are 9 hours and the inclination is while in the winter one to 10°. Most of our actions in the project are focused on maximize winter solar heating.
A. RADIATION
B. TEMPERATURE
B. SUN PATH
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SPECIALITY SUSTAINABILITY
Winter Wind
C. WIND ROSE
During the summer we need to take advantage of the wind to work with cross ventilation and refresh the space. During the witner we have to prevent it in other to keep the heat.
01.Cube: 50*50*50 mt Surface: 2500 mq angle 90째 Volume: 125000 mc COMPACT SHAPE FOR WINTER
02.40*120*50 mt Surface: 6000 mq Volume: 125000 mc Elongated shape with gaps FOR SUMMER 4.morning
to maximize solar collection in winter time SW orientation Surface 01: (2500+500)mq angle 60째 5.mid day
6.night
To maximize the sun collection the facade is perpendicular to the sun during the winter
To minimize the sun collection the facade has an inclination in the east-west facade
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PRIORITY STRATEGIES FOR DESIGN PROCESS a. Thermic inerthia b. Optimize solar collection in winter time | direct gain b. wind protection c. Nocturnal ventilacion d. Radiation Protection e. Evaporative cooling
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winter
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sun protection
SOLAR HEATING
HEAT GAIN SE
HEAT PROTECTION NW
WIND
Winter wind Protection
OPENINGS CROSS VENTILATION
SUMMER b.wind protection c.Nocturnal ventilacion WINTER d.Radiation Protection Summer Wind Openings
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THERMODINAMICS
1. green house effect 7
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winter
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Allowing the building open it is possible cross ventilation and the chimeney effect
thermal insolation
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works as compact building crossing the entrances of wind
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sun protection
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Passive Systems
Active Systems
1.Low radiation 2. thermal insulation roof gardens 3. glass Selection 4. Sun Proteccion (east west facade) 5. Cross ventilation- natural ventilation
a.Supplementary cooling systems b. Potencial energy use
1.Direct sun captation 2. direct capture loop with convective 3. delayed capture by accumulation
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The activities consume energy in different way. Housing use energy for heating and public program for cooling. So, the consume study propose the configuration of the program so take advantage efficient of the energy.
Producer
excess heat
Bowlings/recreation Restaurants Cafeterias Comercial Cultural Sports courts teatre stage Disco
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18,584.00 14,679.50 12,584.00 14,620.00 91,375.00 99,660.00 117,120.00 518,620.00
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8000 199750 4000 6000 337500 360000 400000 470000 2,025,250.00
It is a mix-use program divided in Absorbers and Producers.
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SPECIALTY LEADER: Bernardo Ynzenga Acha Collaborators: Manal Omar (UA) Alejandra Novoa (CO)
02 SPECIALITY RESIDENCIAL URBAN DESIGN BERNARDO YNZENGA
Located in the southern part of Madrid, the site lies in the district of Arganzuela – between the neighborhoods of Delicias and Atocha. Although this urban island is complemented by its proximity to the Manzanares river to the south, it still lies within the M-30 ring of Madrid, thus making it within the boundary of the city center. Yet its special characteristic lies actually in its close proximity to Retiro Park on the north and Manzanares river and park on the south; thus forming a visual connection between the city’s most visited parks and lush green areas. Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth century’s, the area developed a special urban character due to its location as the intersection of 3 main urban grids. And with the city’s sprawl, the incoherence of the connection between these various grids became more apparent. In addition to this legacy of intersecting grids, the site also hosts the following conditions/constraints: - Existing Railways form/to Atocha station
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Tierno Galvan Park and the Old Delicias Train Station The site is surrounded by a densely populated housing area with 35,000 housing units and a population of 150,000 A floating population of 4000 Daily train station commuters of 25,000 Transits through the station of 180,000 Visitors of nearby cultural buildings of 6,500
Thus, and taking into account the above conditions and constraints; the proposal focuses on connecting the site with the existing city fabric without imposing a new grid. It also focuses on creating a node that will help give better identity to the site and its surroundings. The proposal consists of a main axis that connects both ends of the site through the existing green fabric of the city. This axis also emphasizes several cultural and historical landmarks in the area, thus bridging the gap literally and visually above the existing and historical train tracks. The project proposes constructing an entrepreneurship village that consists of low rise (6 floors) housing units and mid rise (7-11 floors) Office buildings. Such approach will not only help shape the site’s identity as a destination on its own, but will also introduce housing and retail to accommodate the area’s growing needs. The project’s axis will make use of the existing green areas scattered in the site and connect both ends of the site in a main pedestrian promenade. This promenade will host various activities such as retail and specialty offices/workshops/galleries on the ground level; as well as housing, office, and hotels on the upper levels.
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1 Train rails RETIRO 21- Imperial RETIRO
26- Palos de Moguer
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21- Imperial 22-Acacias
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ARGANZUELA DISTRICT
ARGANZUELA 13% DISTRICT
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24- Legazpi
152.744 hab 11%
237 hab/ha
2 Delicias Museum 2 Delicias Museum
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24- Legazpi
FLOATING POPULATION
152.744 hab
13%
0.71%
25- Delicias Imperial
23- Chopera 25- Delicias Imperial
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27- Atocha
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3 connection planetarioum 3 connection planetarioum
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LATINA
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23- Chopera
FLOATING POPULATION
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22-Acacias 26- Palos de Moguer
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URBAN GRID / 3 Diferent
NEW GRID PROPOSED
CONECTION POINTS
Low Traffic
Join different fabric
Dense points
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LAYERS
URBAN PROPOSAL footprint
car line
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Parks Parque del Retiro Parque Tierno Galván Madrid Rio
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Office spaces
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Public buildings
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Green Spaces
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía Planitarium Museo de las Delicias Escuala Municipal de Musica Placido Domingo Biblioteca Regional de Madrid Joaquin Leguina Iam Computing Madrid City
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Green Path - Promenade
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green and recreation areas
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Entrepreneur office building
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General conection
with a bridge over the trail raild to conect to the Public buiding
Blocks
Car line
Housing + Retail a long the promenade
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Housing + Small enterpreneur office
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Cultural + plataform conection
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Housing services
5 stories housing building + ground floor for small office
park conection over the train rails
green areas
foot print Entrepreneur office building
88000 sqm
Residential Retail Entrepreneur office
8 -17 weekdays weekends
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61000 sqm
24-8
Housing + Retail
Entrepreneur office building Housing + Retail
50400 sqm
Housing + office
320 200 sqm
Cultural
Housing + services
5000 sqm
3000 sqm
Housing + Small enterpreneur office Cultural and plataform of conection Housing services
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slums ?
Speciality by Maria Teresa DIniz Assistant: Belen Gesto Collaborators: Lucia de Molina (ES), Rafael Medrano (MX)
03 SPECIALITY LOW COST HOUSING MARIA TERESA DINIZ
Low Cost housing is an specility that deals with slumns situation under the guide of Maria Tereza Diniz who Executive Coordinator of USP Cidades. Slums is a run-down area of a city characterized by substandard housing, squalor, and lacking in tenure security. To really envols to work with people because of his high sense of comunity. The result of this one week was a very nice approach to interaction are comprehensive urbanization projects for slum areas from S達o Paulo. We analyzed the current situation, the urbanization conditions, the options for formal urban services, redistribution of the zone and resettling all families whose houses must be removed because the different causes. The proposal is about give them basic infrastracture service such us water, sewage, electricity through an urbal proposal, configurate the urban tissue in order to give them some collective spaces of quality and solve slums removals in new housing proposal.
http://www.uspcidades.net/en/read/post/mestrado_madrid_en
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Slums Situation FILL HOUSES
Removal Housing Reasons REMOVAL HOUSING REASONS mobility
Topography River drenage Risk Pedestrian path openings Vehicular street openings River restrictions
Proposal ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORT
• Relocate high-risk slums • Reintegration of the river to the city through a linear park • Integration of slums structure to the urban context. • Provide of infrastructure to slums condition • Provide of free spaces to high density slums structure
Transport connections Ingermodal point
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New internal system Existing system
INSFRASTRUCTURE_WATER
Existing water pipes New primary water net New Secondary water net
INSFRASTRUCTURE_SEWAGE
Existing Sewage New Sewages New Trunks
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professional experience
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Rehabilitation Antiguo Hospital Militar
The project was the rehabilitation of a historic building in the city, Old military hospital, in a Center for Contemporary Art in 2007, and 3 years later the interior design of the Library and refurbishing of exhibition rooms.
Antiguo Hospital Militar Contemporary Art Center
General Hall
Central Hall
PROFESSIONAL WORK
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FABIAN ESPINOSA ARQUITECTOS + EKP CONSTRUCTORA
Working in the Studio Fabian Espinosa Arquitectos and EKP Constructora has been a very challeging and pleasent professional experience due to it allowed me to link to the professional scope since student. I started as an intern in the Rehabilitation Project Comtemporary Art center of the city, and then after finishing my studies I joined to the company. I have worked directly with Seniors Architects in different projects of the company which mostly focuses on housing projects. Those Projects are Casa Cumbaya, Torre Gandia, Sierra, where I participated in a vriadity of duties such as drawing, design, modeling, , and other general office activities. I have collaborated with the company EKP Constructora in certain construction trades and supervicion, also in publications, advertisement of real state. Which I have been involved in the commercial part as well.
http://centrodeartecontemporaneo.gob.ec http://yoao07.wix.com/fabian-espinosa
I apreciated to work with senior architectsVinicio Capelo and Marco Garces as my guides that gave me the opportunity for exercising my faculties and abilities.
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Housing Project Casa Cumabaya State: in construction Locaion: Cumbaya, Quito Ecuador
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Frontal Faรงade
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Housing Project Torre Gandia State: in construction Location: Monteserrin, Quito (Ecuador)
Last Floor Plan
Housing Projects that face the valleys of the City. Architecture characterized by taking advantage of the montain and link to through the magnificent terraces that make pleasent extra spaces for the dwelling units
Lateral Facade
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Frontal Faรงade
Floor Plan
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Housign Project Sierra
State: Built Location: Monteserrin, Quito (Ecuador)
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