Alejandra Kuri
Portfolio architecture + design selected works 2012 - 2018
Image: Thesis’ cover for professional degree.
Alejandra Kuri González
Address
Architect
Rio Elba 666 Col. Del Valle San Pedro Garza García N.L., México.
alekurig@gmail.com +52 8120750285 @alekurig https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandra-kuri
EDUCATION
ABOUT ME Mexican Architect 24 years old Interests. Urbanism, Interior Design, Lightning Design, Home Automatization. Hobbies. Graphic Design, Acrylic Painting, Amateur Photography Experience. Residential construction management; Residential design and executive projects. Objectives. Work in an international firm; have a masters degree in BIM management and Lightning Design; contribute positively with city-opened architecture that adapts to the constantly changing modern life styles.
August 2012 - May 2017 Architecture [Final Grade. 9.1/10 - Thesis with Excellence] Universidad de Monterrey, Monterrey. February 2015 - July 2015 Architecture Universidad Mayor, Santiago, Chile. August 2009 - May 2012 International High School Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey, Monterrey.
WORKING EXPERIENCE September 2017- present. Safa Velez Proyectos Junior Architect
Contact
LANGUAGES
August 2015 - September 2017 Safa Velez Proyectos Construction Managemenet/Supervision
Spanish Native Language
January 2012 - August 2015 Redso Digital Marketing Graphic Design 2011 - present. Free Lance Graphic Design
SOFTWARE & SKILLS Autocad Revit Sketchup / Vray Photoshop Illustrator InDesign 3D Max LightRoom Microsoft Office Suite
Hand drafting and modeling Sketching Collaging Photo Editing Site Analysis Laser cutting Teamwork
English TOEFL 610pts.
French Multicultural Diploma ITESM
EXHIBITIONS 2017
Student Architecture 5th Biennal, Colegio de Arquitectos de Nuevo León. Published: Hipermananza, Hyperblock. (Thesis)
2015
Centenario Museum Published: Urban Regeneration in Centrito Valle, San Pedro Garza García.
RECOGNITIONS
2°
9.7
November 2017 Silver Medal, Mixed-use Category Student Architecture 5th Biennal. Hipermanzana, Hyperblock. Colegio de Arquitectos de Nuevo León. May 2017 Excellence. Thesis for Architect Degree. Universidad de Monterrey.
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE January 2015 - July 2015 Student Exchange Santiago, Chile. April 2008 Leadership Summit Geneve, Switzerland.
ACTIVITIES / WORKSHOPS / SOCIAL PRACTICE 2018 Revit course - Parametric Families Workshop Safa Velez Proyectos Monterrey, N.L. 2017 Tatiana Bilbao Conference Workshop for thesis’ feedback Universidad de Monterrey 2016 UDESIGN Art, Architecture and Design Congress Pabellón M, Monterrey. 2015 Ando San Pedro Regeneration of public space event. Collaboration with furniture production and Marketing. Casco Urbano, San Pedro Garza García. 2015 Construye Construction social practice Casco Urbano, San Pedro Garza García. 2014 Roberto Garza Sada Center of Arts, Architecure and Design Opening Volunteer / Staff Universidad de Monterrey 2011 - 2012 Entrepreneur Congress Board of directors, First edition. Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey 2009 - 2012 Student Council Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey
UC Innovation Center ŠAlejandra Kuri
Contents
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Graduate Thesis l Hipermanzana [Hyperblock] hybrid architecture l mixed-use l urban
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Core mixed-use building l public l architecture
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Architecture Prosthesis l Fab-Lab Former Brewery Ebner cultural l public
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Arts and Reading Cultural Center cultural l public
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Lookout Orinoco public space l urban intervention
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Tower II collective housing l
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Nomad l Working with SteelcaseÂŽ furniture
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Residential Construction Management work experience
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Residential Design architectural design l work experience
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Graphic Design free lance
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01 Hyperblock Year Place Collaboration
Fall 2016 - Spring 2017 Monterrey N.L., México Alberto Cuevas and Jose Roberto Martínez
Monterrey’s continued expansion and development, positions it as fertile territory for an architecture innovation and new urban solutions. The city center’s densification is a priority in the government’s agenda. The current model of urban development depends of real state market speculative conditions as it guarantees a fast return of investment, resulting in a standardized and fast solution product. These projects become mixed used developments segregated from the city, empty towers, walled group of houses; the majority placed in the city’s outskirts. During the 20th century, the origin of the “superblock” resulted in numerous collective housing sets that now a day have serious shortcomings. The typology of the “superblock” can adequate to perform a radical transformation in its structure and adapt itself to modern living styles. Maintaining the current structure and original form of the superblock buildings, and providing them all types of necessary program, the spaces can be rehabilitated. At the same time, this collective housing can become dense and city-opened, no need to expand.
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The 4 archetypes that transformed the city.
Axial Street
“Place Royale”
Independent Block
SuperBlock
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The city center has the only collective housing superblock in the Monterrey and has the necesity of growth and densification. Condominios Constitución is a 9 hectare superblock, designed by the architect Guillermo Cortés, built in 1964, with 50 collective housing buildings, 1044 apartments, public space and a kindergarten.
The Condominio’s resemblance to the Do-mino structure (Le Corbusier), gives us the opportunity to transform de facades and distribution of the buildings.
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There are 135 circulation cores; an opportunity for optimization.
Reconfiguration of the units. Original
Proposed
45% less circulation. 25% more profitable area. Provides programatic variety.
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Axis designed to communicate the whole complex with voids and bridges.
Model. Acrylic and cartboard Laser cutter 04
Structure and transformation of the facade.
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Connections
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02 Core Year Place Collaboration
Spring 2016 San Pedro Garza Garcìa, N.L., México Barbara Ochoa and Jose Roberto Martínez
The challenge we confronted while designing this building was meeting the program percentages and square meters of profitable space. We started by analyzing the area and target market, then the site. The car and people flow indicated how to locate the buildings and paths. As the following diagrams show, after locating the buildings with their corresponding programs in the site, a platform was proposed to elevate the building and create an invisible barrier between the public space of the site and the street. Also, the platform would visually connect the public space of the building with the city’s public space: Calzada del Valle. Then, according to the needs of the program, we determined the size and number of levels the building would have. Next, both buildings were twisted with the purpose of generating terraces, variety of views, ventilation, fluid circulation and entrances. We twisted the volumes in a way that they would create a communicative space in between them by being face to face, and the voids remaining would become the hotel and office lobbies. Finally, a path perforates de complex, communicating the first level to all the vertical circulation nucleus.
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2,034.1 m2 3,028.7 m2 5,062.8 m2 Summer sun Winter sun
Bubble diagram
Platform
Levels
Twist
Perforation
Commerce
Volumes
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AMENITIES 637 M2
HOTEL 4,251 M2
RESTAURANTS 845 M2
GYM
404 M2
COMMERCE 1,680 M2
HOTEL LOBBY 842 M2
Level 6 21.50
Level 5 +17.50
Level 4 +13.50
Level 3 +9.50
Level 2 +5.50
Level 1 +1.50 Level 0 00.00 Level -1 -1.76
Level -2 -4.80
Section
Longitudinal 09
OFFICES 5,624 M2
OFFICE LOBBY 461 M2
Level 6 21.50
Level 5 +17.50
Level 4 +13.50
Level 3 +9.50
Level 2 +5.50
Level 1 +1.50 Level 0 00.00 Level -1 -1.76
Level -2 -4.80
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LOBBY OFICINAS
OFICINA
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AREA CIRCULACIONES
AREA COMERCIAL SEGURIDAD
BOGEGA
LAVANDERIA
LOBBY HOTEL
RESTAURANTE
COR FirstE Level
Floor Plan
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Ubicación: Calzada del Valle esq. con Calzada San Pedro. San Pedro Garza García, N.L. México.
DIBUJÓ: Alejandra Kuri Barbara Ochoa Jose Roberto Martinez
UNIVERSIDAD DE MONTERREY DISEÑO INTEGRAL II FECHA 7 DE ABRIL DE 2016
SIMBOLIGIA
NOTAS
PLANO PLANOS ARQUITECTONICOS NIVEL 1 ESC. 1:250
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C1 A1 SALIDA
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03 Ex-Brewery Ebner Year Place Adviser
Spring 2015 Santiago, Chile Arq. Francisca Pulido
An architecural prosthesis is an element that is attached to an existing building and, as a prosthesis of the human body, aids to the function of it. It may offer a new function or improve an actual one. The objective of this project, was to find within the city, a building that lacked a function because of its failure to adapt. The exhaustive analysis of a city that I only knew from a month back (Santiago, Chile), was the main challenge of the project. The Ex-Brewery is an old brewery built in 1888, located in the municipality of Independencia. It was declared National Monument of Chile, however, it still belongs to a particular citizen and remains in a deplorable state. The carelessness of this building is one of the reasons of the zone's deterioration. The objective is to recover the heritage and offer the urban equipment shortcomings that the municipality suffers. The analysis of the zone shows a strong concentration of informal and textile commerce and educationalcenters. However it shows a lack of public space and green areas. The investigation concludes that the prothesis' program should offer the community a space tu locate this commerce and learn to manage it. Specially, an equipped place to revive the crafts that someday existed. The Ex-Brewery would function as the core of the project that will distribute to the strategic process: Heritage Restoration - Devise - Design - Produce - Distribute. 13
ANALYSIS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF PROGRAMATIC NEEDS IN INDEPENDENCIA. EDUCATIONAL CULTURAL COMMERCIAL
[TEXTILE; INFORMAL AND METROPOLITAN LEVEL]
Cultural House SEPADE
Gabriela Mistral School
Municipal Public Library “Pablo Neruda”
School of Medicine U. de Chile
Neighborhood Patronato Neighborhood La Vega Textile Commerce Textile Commerce Concentration Informal Commerce Conglomeration
School of Odontology U. de Chile
Corean Concentration Arab Concentration Textile Zone Peruvian Concentration Decorative Arts Museum
Mapocho Station Cultural Center 14
Municipal Contribution Impulse textile economy. Train municipality to start their own businesses.
Metropolitan Contribution Projection center and project fabrication for students, professionals, business starterts.
National Contribution Spread chilean culture with innovative artisan products inspired in chilean traditions.
FAB-LAB
Speciality in Chilean Crafts Equipped space for the production of objects on a personal or local scale. 1. Historical Monument Rehabilitation 2. Link Intangible Heritage (cultural- artisan) with Tangible Heritage (Ex Brewery Ebner) 3. Encourage artisan commerce and application of crafts to products used in daily life. 4. Boost entrepreneurs.
Within a system of educational & cultural centers.
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Auditorium Classrooms
Metal Workshop
Textile Workshop
Ceramic and Clay Workshop
Wood Workshop
Computer Lab
Laser Cutting
3D Printing
Workshops Auditoriumm Event H
Permanent and temporary exhibitions Labs
Storage
Offices
Reception
Boardroom
PROGRAMA LINEAL
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Commerce
Public Space
Administration
Patrimonial Restoration
Design
Devise
Production
Distribute
Diseña Fabrica
Idea
Design Produce
Fabrica Diseña
Devise Museo
Exhibitions
Espacio Público de FabLab y Museo
Distribuye + Espacio Común
Idea
Comercio Public Space of FabLab & Museum
El proyecto busca integrar el espacio público a nivel comunal con el Fab-Lab y museo. Se busca crear un recorrido el cual siga el siguiente ritmo. Se propone que la Ex Cervecería Ebner sea el núcleo de distribución de programa, así como el elemento principal del espacio público.
Fabrica Diseña
Espacio Distribute Público Common Space Av. Independencia
Commerce
Idea
Distribuye + Espacio Común
Museo
Public Spacet Av. Independencia
Circulaciones.
Distribuye + Espacio Común
Museo
Programa Circulaciones.
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CORTE A-A’ ESC 1:150
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FACHADA PRINCIPAL ESCALA 1:350
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“Idea” y Diseña”
“Fabrica” Nivel 1 y parte de Ex Cervecería Ebner
“Idea” y Diseña” SALA COMPUTADORAS
CAFÉ
PATIO
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CORTE B-B’ ESC 1:150
Espacio Púbico Espacio Púbico
X CERVECERÍA EBNER / TALLER VII PROFE. FRANCISCA PULIDA / RICARDO TORO EX CERVECERÍA EBNER / TALLER VII PROFE. FRANCISCA PULIDA / RICARDO TORO FACHADA PRINCIPAL ESCALA 1:350
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04 Arts and Reading Cultural Center Year Place
Autumn 2015 San Pedro Garza Garcìa, N.L. , Mèxico
For this project, we were given the site, whose main characteristic is its actual use as a public space, the numerous trees that existed, and it’s surrounding program: an institute for kids with cerebral palsy called Nuevo Amanecer. Generalizing, the user that would frequent the project would be the kids’ relatives, which qualify mostly as women ages 30-60. The site should offer a cultural program and public space for the municipality. The analysis of the lack of urban equipment lead to the conclusion that a Cultural Center (especially for arts and reading) would fulfil the needs of the community. Another condition we had to meet for this project is the use of organic architecture to design the center. The direct relation to nature was a petition in the project’s rubric. Because the site was filled with Oaks, they were taken as the principal concept of the design. There are some similarities between a tree and a building, their parts can be compared as an analogy. Especially the tree bark. The tree bark is part of the structural support of a tree, conduces nutrients through the tree to feed it and gives solar protection to the tree trunk. In comparison with the slab or cover of a building, it is part of the structural system, it conduces installations as electricity to feed it and gives solar protection to the users.
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Orientation depending on entrances and exits of the site.
The form of the bark permits segregation of spaces with lightning, giving an organic feeling.
The protagonist of the design concept is the bark(cover), switch program to it.
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05 Lookout Orinoco Year Place
Autumn 2014 San Pedro Garza Garcìa, N.L. , Mèxico
San Pedro Garza Garcia’s Centrito Valle is a municipality zone that receives and gives home to 18,000 people a day. Public transportation is null. Climate conditions and infrastructure makes cyclists and pedestrians very few. There are 1,000 parking spots and over 6,000 vehicles that circulate daily. This city’s spot is a fertile place to make an urban intervention to improve the pedestrian’s life, and subsequently reduce the car use. The investigation was carried out by the whole group, each of us taking a specific topic and making a model to explain it’s situation, later on making an exhibition of Centrito Valle’s opportunities. The urban intervention took advantage of the zone’s voids. The proposal is to concentrate all the parking lots into parking buildings located in strategic spots that give the users a 200 meter radius to walk to their destination. With the concentration of vehicles, the establishments’ private parking lots could be used as construction voids to create a lineal path that trespasses the blocks of Centrito’s core. The main streets of the zone would be communicated, have the same urban language, and contain public program. The last stage of the project was to design each station of the lineal path as a public profitable location. My urban intervention was called Lookout Orinoco. It is located in between buildings and serves now as a parking lot. The purpose is to maintain the void and send the program underground, creating a dynamic cover that serves as public space. 25
Analysis Exhibition
Each module represents an area of opportunity of Centrito Valle.
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Rio Mississippi
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Rio Mississippi
Rio Mississippi
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Rio Orinoco
Rio Orinoco
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Demolition Construction Affected Properties
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Floor Plan Street Level
Elevation South
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06 Tower II Year Place Collaboration
Spring 2014 San Pedro Garza Garcìa, N.L. , Mèxico Sara Montemayor
This project’s objective is to create a complex of collective housing buildings, all of the same dimensions, that compose an isolated grid of the city. This almost utopian place is 100% pedestrian and it’s street level is all commercial and services. The wood-made model is a representation of the complex in which every one in the group included a transparent facade of their 10x10x10 meter building. In my case, the design characterised by its circulation nucleus that divides the building in two equal parts. The nucleus is inspired by the impossible stairs of M. C. Esther (artist), giving a sense of uncertainty and confusion to the user by changing the direction and type of the stairs in each level.
Type B 105 m2
75 m2 Metal Shutter
Type C 150 m2
Metal Shutter Metal Shutter
Ventanas Electricas
Recamara 1 11.5 mts 2
Ventanas Electricas
Recamara 2 15.5 mts2
Ventanas Electricas
Ambiente
Baño
8.2 mts2
C/L
3.0 mts2
2 mts2
Metal Shutter
Metal Shutter
Balcon 10 mts 2
Comedor
Cocina
24 mts2
16.4 mts2
Metal Shutter
Baño 6.8 mts2
Metal Shutter
Recamara 1 Metal Shutter
14.2 mts2
Ventanas Electricas
Baño
Ventanas Electricas
Sala 12.5mts
Baño 4.3mts 2
Baño 4.3mts 2
C/L 2 mts2
Cocina/Comedor 10 mts2
Metal Shutter
14 mts2
20 mts2
Metal Shutter
Metal Shutter
Metal Shutter
Metal Shutter
Recamara 9.5mts 2
Metal Shutter
C/L 2.5mts 2
Balcon
Sala
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Ventanas Electricas
Balcon 8.5 mts 2
6.1 mts2
Recamara 2
Metal Shutter
Closet 1.3 mts2
Ventanas Electricas
Metal Shutter
Comedor/Cocina 21 mts 2
Sala 14 mts 2
Metal Shutter
Baño 6.5 mts2
Baño 4.8 mts2
Balcon 6 mts 2
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The exterior membrane is formed by a series of metal shutters that make the facade transformable.
The facing the circulation nucleus lineas windows’ purpose is to ventilate and give natural lightning to the apartments. At the same time, make a lightning design in the nucleus.
Stair case. Create a path that comunicates every part of the building.
Double Skin: first is cristal, second metal shutters to give the user option of an open or close space.
Completely transparent commercial area to give lightness to the bulding, a sensation that it floats.
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07 Nomad (Working with Steelcase®) Year Place Collaboration
Spring 2017 San Pedro Garza Garcìa, N.L. , Mèxico Sara Montemayor, Kalahni Higginson, Paulina Garza
Nomad is a project that involved multidisciplinary point of views, the team was conformed by 2 architects, 1 graphic designer and 1 fashion designer. The course was supported by Steelcase® Mexico. We worked directly with them to create a project that solved an issue we founded in the next generation’s working space. The new generations need a new personalized furniture system that encourages the productivity in office hours, both in the office and at home. In 2020, a 45% of professionals will be workers of knowledge and innovation, called “knowmads”: innovative, imaginative, creative, open to collaboration almost anywhere with anyone. New generations will work mostly from home: it increases productivity, it is what’s happening right now, and what young people want. For this need of concentration and versatility in new generation’s work, we designed a work space economically accesible to start-ups and workers, with the objective of have the same commodity, concentration and efficiency in different places.
ACTIVATE
FOCUS
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REGENERATE & INSPIRE
HOME NEEDS
OFFICE
Space saving Avoid Distractions Privacy Social Area Furniture Storage
Modular Space Collaboration Different Arrangements Meetings Storage
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Variety of Postures to complete de cycle. Stool height, desk height, leaning.
Space Typology Work as residential’s social area furniture.
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Diferent Postures
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Regenerate & Inspire Lay Down Social Time Design Angles
Activate & Focus Collaboration and Diferent Postures
Ergonometry
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08 Construction Management Year Place Firm
Spring 2015- Autumn 2017 San Pedro Garza GarcÏa, N.L. , Mèxico Safa Velez Proyectos My work experience in construction managing. . The activities involved were: supervision of all building stages 1. Foundation 2. Masonry 3. Finishes 4. Drywall ceilings 5. Fan Coil Air Conditioner 6. Lighting 7. Post-Sale Service
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C1 Y C2 Residences 2017
5 de mayo Residences 2016
Prados Residence 2016
Veredalta Residences 2015-2016
Constatino Residence 2016
Fontana Di Trevi Residences 2015 42
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5 de mayo Residence Stairs
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Cordillera IbĂŠrica Residence Beam Detail
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Cordillera IbĂŠrica Natural Lighting Detail
Venecia Residence Marble Shower
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09 Design and Plan Detailing Year Place Firm
Autumn 2017 - Spring 2018 San Pedro Garza Garcìa, N.L. , Mèxico Safa Velez Proyectos
Working in the project area of Safa Velez Proyectos, my tasks are: designing housing distributions, facade proposals, drawing executive plans, revising structural engineering, revising air conditioning, revising pipes and electrical engineering crossings, detailing plans, give service to construction management, give service to the client’s requests, etc.
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3.05 m
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Perfiles rectangulares de 1" x 2" con separación de 3" entre si NewtechWood
2.63 m 0.14 m
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9.00 m Rectangular 2" x 1"
NewTechwood
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3.05 m
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Tablón NewTechwood 14.00 cm ancho x 1" de espesor.
1.00" 1.00"
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H-05 Isométrico Losa IPR Fach Ppal con Tensores
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Rectangular 1" x 1/2"
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Estructura para recibir NewTechwood Marco de perfil rectangular de 1" x 1/2"
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Rio Blanco Residence Ironworks detailing. Slab with steel slides.
0.60 m
Calle Barisan, Col. Cordillera Residencial, Santa Catarina
Sotano
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H-05 Detalle Tensor
Planta Baja : 349.54m2 Planta Alta : 336.81m2 Total
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Detales Viga Volado
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Gregorio Garza Residence Beam detailing
Detalle Escalones Volados Isometrico 1 : 20
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Detalle 1 : 20
Detalle Escalones Volados Elevación Frontal 1 : 20
Rio Sena Residence Stair detailing
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10 Logo Design Year Place
2012-2018 San Pedro Garza Garcìa, N.L. , Mèxico Free Lance
Multiple logos. Clients vary between: Start-up Businesses, Social Work Associations, Student Associations, young politician’s campaigns.
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