ALEJANDRA FERRERA - ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

ALEJANDRA FERRERA ALEJANDRA FERRERA ALEJANDRA FERRERA ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

E: afarchitecturehn@gmail.com T: +504 96719217 A: Ecovivienda Fase II ap 2034 Tegucigalpa, Honduras

E: afarchitecturehn@gmail.com E: afarchitecturehn@gmail.com T: +504 96719217 T: +504 96719217 A: Ecovivienda Fase II ap 2034 A: Ecovivienda Fase II ap 2034 Tegucigalpa, Honduras Tegucigalpa, Honduras

I am Alejandra Ferrera, a 27-year-old Architect and Urban Planner, born in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras and raised in a small town called Danli.

Architecture is my biggest passion; I got interested in it since I was little.

During my early trips, I felt attracted by architecture especially for its meaning in the world’s culture and history, and how it helps us in getting to understand the evolution of humanity. Now, I think it’s fascinating, how the built environment has an effect on people, the way that spaces can create conditions for them to interact and how through design we can influence society, transforming places and improving their living conditions.

I have graduated in two universities, one UNITEC, (Tegucigalpa) Honduras and the other Anhembi Morumbi University, (Sao Paulo) Brazil.

During the time I was studying I realized that this discipline is much more than just an art, it is a complex profession that includes for its development many other sciences. I understood that the only way to succeed in this career is by practicing and being constant, that inspiration comes through hard work, study and dedication.

CONTACT INFO E: afarchitecture@gmail.com T: +504 96719217 A: Tegucigalpa, Honduras

I started working in different areas while I was studying such as real estate, project development, interior, and furniture design, BIM modeling and management. Every job brought endless learning, every project was different, big or small, the clients, the users, the context, the weather, etc. During practice, the passion for design had become stronger; being involved in diverse stages of the process made me appreciate each one of them much more and realize that conception is just the beginning and having the building finished involves the hard work of many people.

RESUME

EXPERIENCE PRESENT DIRECTOR ARCHITECT 06-2016 ALEJANDRA FERRERA|ARCHITECTS Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Architectural design, executive project management, construction supervising.

SOFTWARE REVIT

AUTOCAD

SKETCHUP

06-2017 PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT 05-2018 WINDOTEC Managua, Nicaragua

Regional management, ACM, aluminium and glass

projects management, costumer support, contact with

national and international suppliers.

ILLUSTRATOR

PHOTOSHOP

INDESIGN

3D MAX

09-2016 06-2017

LUMION

ARCHITECT INVERSIONES NUEVOS HORIZONTES San Pedro Sula, Honduras Architectural design, project management, 3D model ng, drawing, staff training at Revit.

09-2015 TRAINEE 03-2016 SAO PAULO ARQUITETURA

Sao Paulo, Brazil 3D modeling, plan drawing, presentations for in contests

and magazines at an international level.

03-2015 08-2015

PROJECT ARCHITECT -TRAINEE IF SOLUCOES PLANEJADAS Sao Paulo, Brazil Interior and furniture design, sales and costumer service.

SKILLS LEADERSHIP BRAINSTORM SELFLEARNING ADAPTABILITY ORGANIZATION

EDUCATION

LANGUAGES

02-2014 12-2015

SPANISH

BACHELOR IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING Universidade Anhembi Morumbi São Paulo, Brazil

ENGLISH PORTUGUESE

01-2009 BACHELOR IN ARCHITECTURE AND 12-2013 URBAN PLANNING UNITEC Tegucigalpa, Honduras

HOBBIES

2015

URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING - BID

TRAVELING

2015

LEADING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF CITIES - BID

READING

2014

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS - INSTITUTO MONITOR

INDIVIDUAL SPORTS (RUNNING, DANCING, KICKBOXING)

COMPLEMENTARY

2018 VISITOR | XXXVI COLOMBIAN BIENAL OF

ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING Cartagena, Colombia.

2017

PARTICIPANT|ARCHIPRIX WORKSHOP Cept University, Ahmedabad, India.

2011 WORLD YOUTH DAY Madrid, Spain 2009 VOLUNTEER |TECHO 2011 Honduras 2008 WORLD YOUTH DAY Sydney, Australia

TRAVELLING

CONTENT MODULAR | HOUSE

URBAN REVITALIZATION| WINDMILL PARK

pag. 08

pag. 22

AG | HOUSE

WORKSHOP | DEVELOPING PEOPLE´S PLACES

pag. 12

pag. 32

CHURCH | VIRGIN OF CHARITY

COLABORATIONS

pag. 18

pag. 35

MODULAR| HOUSE DESIGN TEAM| ALEJANDRA FERRERA ROLE | PROJECT DESIGNER LEVEL | VIVIENDA SOCIAL 4TH YEAR SUPERVISOR | JOAQUIN VELASQUEZ UNITEC LOCATION| TEGUCIGALPA HONDURAS YEAR | 2014 AREA | 290 M2 INTERIOR GARDEN

THE MODULAR HOUSE was conceived with interrelated environments connected through a central garden, allowing ventilation and natural light into the house. It is based on a 2x4 foot module that facilitates the massive production its assembly and optimization of resources.

THE ARCHITECTURE has marked horizontal lines and is slightly suspended off the ground giving a sensation of lightness. Roof height differences add value to the volume.

EXTRA ROOM

SITE

ROOF

CONETION PRIVATE AREA GLASS PANELS SOCIAL AREA

WALL PANELS

FLOOR

TERRAIN

FRONT FACADE

FLOOR PLAN

FRONT ELEVATION

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THE EXPERIENCE through the residence, with different 1 ceiling LOBBY heights and views 2 LIVING DINNING 3 to the exterior landscape, 4 KITCHEN TOILETE 5 create unique sensations in 6 LAUNDRY GARAGE environment of the 7 each 8 HALL at the same time 9 house, DECK 10 GARDEN with the conni11 contributing OFFICE 12 BEDROOM vance between members 13 BATHROOM 14 of CLOSET the family.

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SECTION C-C

LIVINGROOM

C

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

LOBBY LIVING DINNING KITCHEN TOILETE LAUNDRY GARAGE HALL DECK GARDEN OFFICE BEDROOM BATHROOM CLOSET

AG| HOUSE DESIGN TEAM| ALEJANDRA FERRERA (ARCHITECTURE) ADA RODRIGUEZ (STRUCTURAL, SANITARY) RAFAEL PINEDA (ELECTRICAL) LEVEL | PROFESSIONAL PROJECT ROLE | DESIGN DRAWING AND BIM MODELLING EXECUTIVE PROJECT MANAGEMENT BUILDING SUPERVISION LOCATION| SAN PEDRO SULA HONDURAS YEAR | 2016 AREA | 360 M2 STATUS | CONSTRUCTION FRONT FACADE

THE SITE is located in a tropical weather, with high temperatures and elevated humidity level throughout the year. The main goal was to create a house that could be protected from the west sun and warm condition allowing light and air entrance from the east and also the orienting the views to the mountains located at the south-west side.

LOCATION

SITE 1 : 350

BACK FACADE

THE MAIN FACADE is shaped by a principal solid volume supported by stone walls, combined with wood doors and louvers that help regulate both privacy and heat from the outside.

THE INTERNAL FACADE is completely open to the gardens, mountains and the pool that reflects the house as a water mirror.

THE INTERIORS are interconnected by double heights and open spaces allowing the air circulation and giving the sensation of amplitude reinforced with nature landscape view.

FRONT FACADE

BACK FACADE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 4 16 17

11 3

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ACCESS FOYER LIVING DINING KITCHEN PANTRY WASHROOM BEDROOM V1: VISTA 1 BATHROOM DECK POOL GARAGE LAUNDRY CELLAR EQUIPMENT STUDIO CLOSET

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ACCESS FOYER LIVING DINING KITCHEN PANTRY WASHROOM BEDROOM BATHROOM DECK POOL GARAGE 15 LAUNDRY 7 CELLAR EQUIPMENT STUDIO 5 6 CLOSET

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

FIRST FLOOR

11

17

1 : 300

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GROUND FLOOR

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V1: VISTA 1

CB

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BIM MANAGEMENT

FOUNDATIONS A B

C D

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19.05 0.98

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1.35

2.45

3.80

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1.10

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1.38

1.00

1.97

7.36

2.82

7.36

2.11

Z-04 2400 x 2000 x 250 EL.-1.83

SW-01

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SW-01

C-01 200 x 200 C-01 200 x 200

11 SW-01

Z-01 1100 x 1100 x 250 EL.-1.53

Z-01 1100 x 1100 x 250 EL.-1.33

2.55

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C-01 200 x 200

ZC-01

Z-02 1300 x 1300 x 250 EL.-1.33 ZC-01

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ZC-01

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ZC-01

C-01 200 x 200 ZC-01

ZC-01 Z-01 1100 x 1100 x 250 EL.-1.53 Z-03 1500 x 1500 x 250 EL.-1.33

1.50

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Z-03 1500 x 1500 x 250 EL.-1.33

C-02 200 x 300

Z-02 1300 x 1300 x 250 EL.-1.33

C-02 200 x 300

1.20

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6 5 4 3

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1.41

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1.42

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C-01 200 x 200 C-01 200 x 200

ZC-01

Z-01 1100 x 1100 x 250 EL.-1.33

3

C-01 200 x 200

C-01 200 x 200

7

ZC-01 Z-04 2400 x 2000 x 250 EL.-1.33

Z-04 2400 x 2000 x 250 EL.-1.33

2.00

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The coordination was managed, modeled and integrated by the architect on BIM and all the plans of the executive project were generated from the model in order to guarantee the relations functionality and economy of the project and allow a better comprehension for the clients and the constructor.

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SLAB STRUCTURE A B

Architectural and engineering systems were developed by a multidisciplinary team including structural, sanitary and electrical engineers.

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1.50

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ROOF STRUCTURE

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CLAVADORES: CANALETA DE ACERO GALVANIZADA DE 2 x 4" @1.20 m

FLASHING LAMINA LISA CAL 24

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SF-05 3.80 200 x 200

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2.45

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C-01 200 x 200 SF-01 200 x 350 SF-01 200 x 350

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CANALETA GALVANIZADA DE 4x6" @0.60m

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SF-02 200 x 400

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2.38 CLAVADORES CANALETA DE ACERO GALVANIZADA DE 6x2" @1.20 m

VARILLA DE 1/2" LISA

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CANALETA GALVANIZADA DE 4x6" @0.60m

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VIGA METALICA: CANALETA DE ACERO GALVANIZADA DOBLE DE 6 x 4 x 1/16"

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CANAL DE AGUAS LLUVIAS

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CHURCH| VIRGIN OF CHARITY

The design of the church was a miracle itself. From the beginning, before knowing that the church would be designed for the Virgin of Charity the idea was to develop a building that resembled to be floating in the water, the same way that the Virgin appeared to the fishermen in the Caribbean Sea.

DESIGN TEAM| ALEJANDRA FERRERA LEVEL | PROFESSIONAL PROJECT ROLE | PROJECT DESIGNER LOCATION | DANLI HONDURAS YEAR | 2015 AREA | 1,550 M2

MAIN FACADE

EXPLODE PERSPECTIVE

CONCEPT

LOCATION

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THE EXTERIOR was conceived as a shared area where the entire neighborhood could share. A special place was reserved for a sculpture of the Virgin, a small sanctuary that would be always open for praying and offerings.

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THE BUILDING is formed by one main volume which is the auditorium and tree secondary complementing the internals spaces with elements that connect them, all surrounded by a water fount respecting the original concept of the Virgin over the sea.

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THE INTERIOR was conceived as a transition to a holy experience. When passing the main entrance, pilgrims walk over a bridge, feeling the proximity of water . Inside the auditorium, the water font, creates a game of lights and shadows provoked by the movement. The roof and ceilings were designed to create acoustical comfort, and the entrance of natural light.

FACADE ANALISIS

WEST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

NORTH WEST SIDE, MAIN ENTRANCE

SOUTH ELEVATION

SECTION A-A

SECTION B-B

SOUTH WEST SIDE, PRIESTHOOD ENTRANCE

URBAN REVITALIZATION| WINDMILL PARK DESIGN TEAM| ALEJANDRA FERRERA ROLE | PROJECT DESIGNER LEVEL | TESIS PROJECT 5th YEAR SUPERVISOR| NIERI ARAUJO ANHEMBI MORUMBI LOCATION| SAO PAULO, BRAZIL YEAR | 2015 AREA | 101,589 M2

BACKGROUND SĂŁo Paulo, is the most populated city in Latin America, with people from all over the world.

Even thou exist a lack of housing there are more than four thousand abandoned buildings most of them located in the city center where the best infrastructure and services are located and are currently underused The necesity to solve this reality came only a few years ago, throughout great efforts; government programs and urban operations for the city center recovery, housing, and social inclusion, improving the quality of life and creating a new urban landscape.

GALLERY SIGHTSEEING

LOCATION The project is placed between four districts. It was selected due to its location in the city center and the existing urban problems as abandoned buildings with heritage value; the urban barrier formed by the railway line which hinders the relationship between the neighborhoods and mostly the pedestrian flow, forming an island with an urban slum; it offers services, infrastructure, and transport, but has a lack of recreational spaces, and green areas, the train and subway stations are too far away and new stations can be built taking advantage of the existing lines.

PROJECT LAYERS INTERVENTION SATELITE VIEW

BARRIERS TRAIN LINE BRIDGE

FLOW DIAGRAM

BUILT AREA

TERRAIN

PHOTOGRAPHIC SURVEY

PROJECT

THE PARK

ZONING

VEGETATION

WATER FLOWS

MOBILITY

SITE

THE MAIN OBJECTIVE of the project is the revitalization of a public space, creating a seed effect in the neighborhood in order to motivate the renovation of other degraded buildings.

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The intervention would help to reduce the need for investment in infrastructure on peripheral areas.

SUB-LEVEL 1

THE CONCEPT is a result of the study of all that SĂŁo Paulo means. Multiculturalism, nature mixed with the urban landscape, art history and especially people characterized by joy, hospitality. This diversity will be implemented in colors, materials, landscaping, vegetation, and environments created for all that inspired the project.

THE PROGRAM is based on the site potential and characteristics and population needs. A linear park with different features along would give the possibility of creating different types of events.

A sportive area, runways that connect the neighborhoods, parking, bicycle, bus and train stations would give to the user flexibility to choose different ways of mobility, an urban farm, a plaza. and a gallery that comes up from the revitalization of six abandoned silos. All those interventions would bring life to the place.

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LEVEL 1

WET PLAZA

WINDMILL GALLERY

SPORTS AND REC AREA

URBAN FARM

THE GALLERY

ROOF

BAR

The windmill gallery project was developed with the aim of revitalizing the grain silos that were in the plot where there is currently a favela. Three volumes were annexed, one of circulation that serves as an integrator of all spaces, a higher volume where there is sightseeing spot where you can appreciate the view of the entire park and the neighborhood, and a bar on the top level. A third volume is created to complement the exhibition area with an auditorium, administrative area, gift shop, coffee shop and spaces for workshops.

SIGHTSEEING

GALLERY B

GALLERY A

SECTION TERRACE

CAFE / AUDITORIUM

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LOBBY / STORE/ AUDITORIUM

STAFF

ENTRANCE

OLD SILOS + ANNEX

A steel structure was used in the project so the intervention in the silos was minimal, and a Vierendeel beam in the main volume taking advantage of the natural slope allowing a high access and space in the lower level where activities could be performed in the outside while in a covered space. The covering system allows ventilated facades, it consists of a profilit glass on the vertical circulation and in the top volume; and corten steel in the main volume.

FACADE SYSTEM AIR EVACUATION SOLAR RADIATION REFLECTED DECK CORTEN SCREEN PANER INSULATED GLASS METALIC EXTENSION STEEL CABLE METAL STUD STEEL DECK SUPPORTING ANGLE METALIC BEAM AIR FLOW

WINDMILL GALLERY

WORKSHOP| DEVELOPING PEOPLE`S PLACES The workshop consisted of the development of an urban intervention in a Village through the participation of the community in a collaboration with a team of ten architects with different nationalities led by two Indian professors.

DESIGN TEAM| AMBLI VILLAGERS, ARCHIPRIX PARTICIPANTS

Working with the community in the whole process shows us their real necessities and desires and oriented by a multinational design team permitted that different and new possibilities for the spaces in the village.

ROLE | ARCHIPRIX PARTICIPANT SUPERVISORS | PARTH SHAH BRINDA PACHOLI LOCATION| AMBLI VILLAGE AHMEDABAD, INDIA YEAR | 2017 AMBLI VILLAGE SECTION CEPT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

DESIGN PROCESS

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DIAGRAM: ARCHIPRIX PARTICIPANTS WITH VILLAGERS DPP TEAM

Kids playground

ARCHITECTS IDEA (DRAWING AMONGST OURSELVES)

After having visited the site and had meetings with the community we performed a diagnosis and intervention ideas as play spaces, sitting areas, a mural which will represent the identity and black spots painted around where people could write messages, and even news.

ADAPTED IDEA (AFTER TALKING WITH VILLAGERS)

VILLAGERS IDEA (SPONTANEOUS OCCUPATION)

Some ideas had changed during the construction process and the community expressed itself creating places with local identity and a deeper site appropriation.

We learn that sometimes as architects, we have an idea of a city but this is not always the real need or desire of the community and we must always involve them in the process from the beginning in order to achieve useful and successful urban spaces.

MURAL

MESSAGE SPOT

PLAYGROUND

AMBLI VILLAGE MAP + INTERVENTIOS DPP TEAM

COLABORATIONS 2016

2015

STUDENT

RESIDENCE T4 INAO Tegucigalpa, Honduras BIM management

REGIONAL PORTO SEGURO SAO PAULO ARQUITETURA Joinville, Brazil BIM management

2016

2015

GALERIA PORTO SEGURO SAO PAULO ARQUITETURA São Paulo, Brazil Design team

RESIDENCE YURI VITAL ARQUITETO São Paulo, Brazil BIM modelling

2017

PROFESSIONAL

CLUB HOUSE PANORAMA NUEVOS HORIZONTES San Pedro Sula, Honduras Project management

2018

2016

NUEVOS HORIZONTES BUSINESS CENTER NUEVOS HORIZONTES San Pedro Sula, Honduras Design team, BIM management

BDF-ASSA HEADQUARTERS WINDOTEC Managua, Nicaragua Facade project management

ARERREF ARDNAJELA OILOFTROP ERUTCETIHCRA

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