Alejandro Duran Architecture Portfolio by Alejandro Duran

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INDEX

CURRICULUM VITAE

MINUS PLUS DESIGN STUDIO Liveable Catchment City - Creating Spaces in a Diminishing Landscape Urbanism Instructor: Arch. Tan Teck Kiam

MIXED-USE BUILDING - DESIGN STUDIO IV Mixed-Use building + Community Center and Public Spaces Instructor: Arch. Carlos Zazueta

NOCTURNAL LIBRARY - DESIGN STUDIO V Working and Studying Spaces + Public Space Instructor: Arch. Karen Hinojosa

"TANQUE OBISPADO" REGIONAL ARCHITECTURAL CONTEST Proposal for a new working area for "Agua y Drenaje de Monterrey" in a giant municipal underground cistern

FIVS-INFONAVIT NATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL CONTEST

Multifamiliar Housing + Urban Planning

Alejandro Durรกn Baker Rodrigo Galvรกn de Bastida 818, Col. Cumbres 5ยบ. Sector, Monterrey, NL 64610 Phone number: +52 81.8310.4207; Mobile: +52 1 811.539.7352 E-mail: duran_93@hotmail.com

EDUCATION UNIVERSITY

Instituto Tecnolรณgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), Campus Monterrey

August 2011 - to date

Monterrey, Mexico

January 2015 - May 2015

Singapore, Singapore

August 2008 - May 2011

Monterrey, Mexico

Oak Bay High School

January 2010 - May 2010

Victoria, B.C., Canada

- AutoCAD - Revit - 3Ds Max + Vray - Photoshop - Illustrator - In Design - Lightroom - Rhino + Grasshopper - Google Sketchup Pro + Vray - Lumion - Athena Impact Estimator - Microsoft Office

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- Spanish - English - Chinese Mandarin - French

native advanced medium basic

National University of Singapore HIGH SCHOOL

SKILLS SOFTWARE

LANGUAGES

Instituto Tecnolรณgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM), Campus Cumbres

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE -Grupo Garza Ponce (www.grupogp.com.mx), Monterrey, N.L. Building Manager Student Internship. August 2015 to date. Construction and real estate development Enterprise in Monterrey, considered one of the biggest in the city. -Hardchitects (www.hardchitects.com) Monterrey, N.L. Architectonic Designer and draftsman of floor plans. May - August 2014: Development of architectonic projects, rendering procedures, representatives and managers for legal paperworks. -Proyectos y Acabados Retexa, S.A. de C.V (www.retexa.com) Monterrey, N.L. Constructor supervisor, ideas developer. June- August 2013: Construction Company, specialists on detailing finishes of construction materials and textured coatings for residential projects. -Industrias RL, S.A. de C.V. (www.fiamma.com.mx) Monterrey, N.L. Product Design Student intern during summers of 2011 and 2012. Product and process continuous improvement in an aluminum casting enterprise.

HONORS & EXTRACURRICAL ACTIVITIES -"Xignux-UDEM" Architecture Regional Contest 2nd Place.

Sustainability

August, 2014

-"Proeza"- Human Resources Department Architecture Contest - 1st Place.

Human Resources

September 2014

-"FIVS-INFONAVIT" National Architecture ContestParticipation

Housing - Urbanism

May 2014

-"Tanque Obispado" Regional Contest Participation

Architectural Design

October 2014

Space Reclamation

Orctober 2014

Urbanism Design Studio

January 2015

-Academic Exchange in Victoria, B.C., Canada.

High School

January 2010

-Student Development Achievement Diploma

High School

May 2011

-"LOR" International Architecture Contest Participation -Academic Exchange in Singapore,

MINUS-PLUS DESIGN STUDIO

LIVEABLE CATCHMENT CITYOF WATER, PEOPLE & KNOWLEDGE

he late 20th century was an age of the Thick-2D, multiuse groundscapes that extends into the podiums of buildings and dive beneath the skin of the land. The rise of landscape urbanism, driven by the need to create built spaces and infrastructure that serve both a functional as well as a programmatic role, has created visions of the city where structures twist and turn as they fold and flow over roads, buildings and landscape. The aim of the project is to extend the coast of Singapore in an innovative way and to challenge Singapore urban planning norms. This is done mainly by proposing high density living in the new city. The current new town model in Singapore has an over emphasis on residential areas. Due to this, the space is not effectively used as on most days, residents leave the area to go to work, thus leaving much of the land in these new towns under utilised.

Changi Airport Changi Business Park SUTD Singapore Expo NEWater Visitor Centre

International Business Park Singapore Science Centre

National University of Singapore Biopolis, Fusionopolis Singapore Science Park Pasir Panjang Distripark Alexandra Distripark Keppel Distripark Henderson Industrial park

Jurong Industrial Estate

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As a studio, it was collectively agreed upon that the project should aim to address future issues that Singapore would face. One of these issues is the supply of waterVin ISingapore. S I O NBy 2061, when Singapore's second water agreement with Malaysia ends, Singapore has to be completely self sufficient, with local catchements, "NEWater" (singaporean government to ensure water catchment for the future), and L I V E A B L E C AT C H M E N T C I T Y: desalination meeting all of the country's water demands. The Government has already begun addressing c a tthis c h m eby nt of WATthrough ER + PE O Puse L E of + KNOWLEDGE increasing the local catchment mainly the the Marina Barrage, as well as by ramping up production WATER of desalinated water and NEWater. CONSUMPTION

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Population: 300,000 Daily consumption/capita 2060: 0.119m3 Current consumption/capita: 0.151m3

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Total consumption: 3,500,000 m3 / month 120,000 m3 / day

Reservoir area: 1.04 km Terraced area 4m: 0.14 Terraced area 8m: 0.17

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Water Reclamation

WATER| PEOPLE | KNOWLED GE

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WATER CONSUMPTION Population (for this segment of the city): 300,000 Current Consumption/capita: 0.151m3 Daily Consumption/capita for year 2060: 0.119m3 Domestic consumption for year 2060 will be increased 30% Non-domestic consumption for year 2060 will be increased 70% Thus total consumption: 3,500,000m3 / month 120,000m3 / day

RAINWATER DISCHARGE

SIGLAP CANAL GEYLANG RIVER

Total reservoir volume: 17,600,000m3 (5 times population consumption)

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WATER CATCHEMENT Catchement area: 17.6km2 Average rainfall: 210.9mm per month Amount of catchment: 3,711,840m3 per month (or 5 months to fill the reservoir)

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Catchment of People POPULATION DENSITY TRANSIENT PROPOSED RECLAMATION METHOD Marine Parade: 25,047people/km2 P O P 50,000people/km2 U L AT I O N Resident: Transient: 75,000people/km2

75,000 people/km2

POPULATION Resident: 50,000 x 2.35 = 120,000 Transient: 75,000 x 2.35 = 180,000

180,000

Total: 300,000

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PROPORTIONS P O P U L AT I O N Working (Residents): 120,000 x 0.6 = 72,000

Marine Parade 25,000 people/km2

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Changi Airport

Changi Business Park SUTD Singapore Expo NEWater Visitor Centre

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Catchment of Knowledge The studio proposes that the new city of the future should focus on a knowledge intensive economy, and therefore acts as a catchment of knowledge in Singapore.

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the map, the East Coast Parkway (ECP) PRECINCTS along the southern coast of Singapore acts as a knowledge

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The corridor, connecting key knowledge driven areas to each other. Therefore, with the placement of the project off the East Coast, it allows us to link our project to the rest of the the knowledge corridor.

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The project is divided into 4 subgroups:

SUPERSTRUCTURE AND TIERS

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INTERSECTION AND JETTY

GREEN CORRIDOR AND RESERVOIR

Individual Subgroup: Intersection and Jetty

GFA - 0.14kkm2 5,042 PERSONS AREA - 76,000m2 TOTAL GFA - 08,33kkm2 300,000 TOTAL PERSONS HOUSING - 25km2 PER PERSON EDUCATIONAL - 15km2 PER PERSON OFFICES - 20km2 PER PERSON

TOTAL AREA OF BUILDINGS 23,000m2 FOR ONE STOREY (800 PERSONS APROX)

1 2 3 4

Housing, Offices & Educational

Services, Ramps & Stairs

Green Network Commercial Cultural Activities

Transverse Section

Main Goals: -Promote Social and Cultural Activities by the use of art galleries, museums, cinema, libraries among others. -Combine landscaping with the Green corridor (G.C.) -Remain the same axis from the island and the green corridor to create a form that continues with the same language -Difference of levels to create new spaces + Rising to the Ferry Terminal at the end Cultural Areas: -Library -Museum -Public Exhibitions -Cinemas -Public Activities -Markets -Public and Pedestrian friendly areas

Ramp to G.C. Cultural Activities Monument Museum Library Green Network

Ramp to Jetty

FUNCTIONS OF THE BUILDING -CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE -MUSIC HALLS -INFORMAL CONCERTS (JAMMING) -VIEWS TOWARDS THE SEA -COMBINATION OF LANDSCAPE WITH URBANISM -PUBLIC OPEN SPACES -SMALL FERRY TERMINAL FOR LOCAL AND PHILIPINES TRIPS -RESTAURANT -TERRACES -COMMERCIAL AREA -CONNECTION TO CULTURAL AREA IN THE ISLAND

JETTY

Ground Floor Level 0

Main Lobby: +3m

MIXED USE BUILDING - DESIGN STUDIO IV COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC SPACE

This project aims to develop an architectonic proposal at downtown of Monterrey, Mexico to promote vertical housing and public spaces in the city, as Monterrey lacks these type of spaces.

"Macroplaza", located at downtown of the city of Monterrey

The building contains several sections which are: hotel, apartments, amenities, multipurpose room, parking lot for tenants, community center, large exhibition hall, soccer field and a shopping center.

The project is divided into two terrains that are separated by a distance of 150m, although both of are in the same street. One of these 2 projects must include a community center, ashopping area, a hotel and condominiums, while the other project should contain a housing for high-end clients.

OBSERVATION DECK

LOUNGE HALL FOR GUESTS PRIVATE CONDOMINIUMS 15 floors

One of the main ideas of this project is to allow the interaction between public spaces and people, that is why an esplanade in front of the field is proposed.

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HOTEL 14 floors

PRODUCED BY BY AN AN AUTODESK AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCED

LOBBY FOR CONDOMINIUMS

Moreover a soccer-field is proposed in order to promote exercise and to create a greater interest to users. The community center will count with art workshops, showrooms, foreign language classes, danceclasses, children day care, etc.

LOBBY FOR HOTEL OFFICES 8 floors

The ground floor accomodates 2 different lobbies, one is for the hotel and the other is for the condominiums, as well as a green area for pedestrian that has a water fountain, and 3 different shops (ice-cream, coffee. etc.)

MAIN LOBBY

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ESC 1:500 ESC 1:500

Proyectos Arquitectónicos IV Proyectos Arquitectónicos IV Arq. Carlos Zazueta Arq. Carlos Zazueta

Créditos: Créditos:

A01034803 A01034803

Alejandro Durán Durán Baker Baker Alejandro

EVALUACIÓN: EVALUACIÓN:

METROS DE CONSTRUCCIÓN: METROS DE CONSTRUCCIÓN:

PROPIETARIO: PROPIETARIO: Edificio de usos mixtos Edificio de usos mixtos

NOMBRE DEL PROYECTO: NOMBRE DEL PROYECTO: Proyectos Arquitectónicos IV Proyectos Arquitectónicos IV

UBICACIÓN: UBICACIÓN: Dr. Ma. Coss, Col. Centro Dr. Ma. Coss, Col. Centro Monterrey, Nuevo León, México Monterrey, Nuevo León, México Superficie: 2,016 m2 Superficie: 2,016 m2

ITESM ITESM

ELEVACIONES ELEVACIONES CORTES CORTES

NOMBRE DE PLANO: NOMBRE DE PLANO:

CLAVE DE PLANO: CLAVE DE PLANO:

A1 - 03

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PRODUCED PRODUCEDBY BYAN ANAUTODESK AUTODESKEDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONALPRODUCT PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY BY AN AN AUTODESK AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCED

The building is enveloped with aluminum panels that allow the air to flow through the building so the rooms and the rest of the spaces can be ventilated efficiently and reducing the dependency of air conditioning systems (anyway the rooms will be prepared for extreme weather conditions with mini-split air conditioning systems). The floorplan is round-shaped, so users can enjoy multiple landscape views to all corners of the city.

COMMUNITY CENTER

HOTEL FLOOR-TYPE -6 Hotel Rooms of 25m² -1 Hotel Room of 55m² HOTEL VERTICAL CIRCULATION MODULE -Emergency stairs -2 elevators of 2.5m² & 1 elevator of 3.5m² -Room for cleaning tools Floors from 11th - 22nd

PRIVATE CONDOMINIUMS FLOOR-TYPE -2 Apartments of 60m² & 2 Apartments of 55m² -Each apartment includes: 1 bedroom, kitchen, living room and laundry CONDOMINIUM VERTICAL CIRCULATION MODULE -Emergency stairs -1 elevator of 2.5m² & 1 elevator of 3.5m² -Room for cleaning tools

Floors from 23rd - 30th

PRIVATE CONDOMINIUMS FLOOR-TYPE -1 Apartment of 110m² & 1 Apartment of 115m² -Each apartment includes: 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living room and laundry CONDOMINIUM VERTICAL CIRCULATION MODULE -Emergency stairs -1 elevator of 2.5m² & 1 elevator of 3.5m ² -Room for cleaning tools

Floors from 31th - 38th

Note: Floor-plans for offices weren´t designed as companies decide the distribution of their own offices, so the floor plan is empty

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

This is the proposal of the second ground that is 150m away, which the target market of this tower is for people with higher economic status. This proposal has many limitations as the terrain is quite small and narrow to become a big project, so that the two side walls are completely solid. On the first floor there is a commercial shop, which would be a bookstore to encourage reading in the Mexican culture. The pedestrian entrance is on one side which would be used by visitors, or tenants themselves in case they dont own a car, but users have an alternative entrance for their cars through a big gate with a security guard. The building is split into two sections, each floor consisting of two apartments of 150m2, making spaces quite large for a private condominium. In the frontal façade, there is a green-wall to cover the parking lot and demonstrates the carness for the environment and promoting awareness of our planet. To avoid ventilation problems there is an interior courtyard to create an outdoor bucket. On the other hand, the balconies are on the frontal façade, stood on one side to prevent heat from the sun and can spread a little shadow from a volume that is extruded on the right side of the balcony.

Proyectos Constructivos I Arq. María Dolores Traslaviña

Créditos:

GROUND FLOOR Alejandro Durán Baker A01034803

PARKING LOT Floors from 2nd - 5th

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METROS DE CONSTRUCCIÓN: 380 m2 PROPIETARIO: Propuesta para familias NOMBRE DEL PROYECTO: Vivienda Multifamiliar UBICACIÓN: Jardín de San Jerónimo, Colinas de San Jerónimo, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México Superficie: 405 m2

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FLOOR PLAN Floors from 6th - 13th

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NOCTURNAL LIBRARY - DESIGN STUDIO V WORKING & STUDYING SPACES + PUBLIC SPACES

The main objective of this project is to develop an architectonic proposal of a public library that can only be used during the night. The location of the building would be quite near from the University of Tecnol贸gico de Monterrey (one of the biggest universities of the city), which helps regenerate the area and make students take advantage of this place as well as the people who lives around the proposal project.

Main purposes -Natural ventilation -Private-spaces (balconies) -Views towards the moon (opening at the top of the building) -Services module at the center of the building -Exterior modulation of Reinforced concrete -Lighting going from the inside out (park lamp, preventing insecurity)

-To count with more private personal spaces for users to admire and appreciate the serenity of the night - Avoid having spaces that are too comfortable as people are more likely to fall asleep as they would work/ read during the night -Modulation of exterior (reinforced concrete) was designed to have a separation of 30cm so the air can be penetrated with more pressure and help the building can be ventilated naturally instead of rely completely on A.C. -Placing the building at the center of the park so it would never give it's back to any building/house surrounding the park.

1. Foundation plinth for concrete columns 2. Outdoor ground floor 3. Indoor ground floor made of reinforced concrete 4. Module 2 x 1.2m prefabricated exposed concrete 15cm thick 5. Structure A-36 steel profiles "L" to hold the exposed concrete modules 6. Staple galvanized steel bolt for joining steel profiles 7. Galvanized steel anchor to hold the concrete modules 8. Reinforced concrete structural column of 30cm in diameter 9. Aluminum channel for holding the dropped ceiling 10. Panel standard plaster ceiling 11. Metal Pole 12. Hanging galvanized steel wire cal.12 to hold dropped ceiling 13. Eye bolts for tigthen the ceiling 5

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3rd Floor

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The form was generated by the prevailing winds from the east creating some openings at the ends in form of a "V" rotated 90째, so the air can enter the building with more power and help the wind flows within the building, besides that nights are more fresh instead of wind during daylight. A

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At the roof there is an opening in an oval shape, which increases its radius as the levels get lower, this was mainly because users could see the moon during the night. 3

It is important the interaction with the outside, making a connection in the cafeteria, which contains a mirror of water to help cool the air entering the building, along with vegetation, which fulfills and optimizes the same function. 3

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"TANQUE OBISPADO" REGIONAL CONTEST "AGUA Y DRENAJE DE MONTERREY" NEW OFFICES IN AN UNDERGROUND CISTERN Contribution: José Varela, Daniel Villebardet, Carlos Ayup & Guillermo Durán

The drinkable water needs for the city of Monterrey in 1909 were satisfied through an underground cistern called "El Tanque", this project tries to make this historical facts into a city landmark. Today this facility is no longer in use and the idea is to develop a proposal for the municipal government ("Agua y Drenaje de Monterrey") offices using the same infrastructure. The project is developed from a central courtyard, which organizes the work areas around and creates a particular focus on the dome, making the dome the main space and access of the project.

1. Hospital Universitario

3. Asta Bandera Obispado

4. Ave. Gonzalitos / Rio Santacatarina

PLATFORMS RAMP FOREIGN REGIONS DEPARTMENT SALES DEPARTMENT CONTROL & SUPERVISION DEPARTMENT COMMON AREAS MUSEUM COLUMNS

Ground Floor The proposal keeps the original structure and maintains a pattern that does not break with the existing modulation. The design is implemented based on an elliptical opening at the middle that has a perimeter ramp, to expose the tank and to define a primary access. Resulting in the distribution of work rectangular areas and a radial transition view that focuses the dome at all time.

Transverse Section

Pedestrian circulation scheme

Water mirrors scheme

The project uses water as a fundamental element in the design, creating a historical path and showing a clear link between the present and the past of the initial function of the tank. This is incorporated by water mirrors and perimetral openings of the building, to obtain reflections of natural lighting and ventilation, generating temperature comfort as well as a good climate. The landscape design intent is to generate a path that directs the viewer in an attractive way into the tank. The concept was inspired by the original 1909 design, emerges from small halls and amphitheaters that end towards the dome, keeping it as a visual priority for both the upper and lower level of the project. Endemic vegetation is proposed as the "anacahuitas" and other species that require minimum maintenance and characterize the state of Nuevo Le贸n. A system of rainwater collection and storage is considered, optimizing the resources of "Agua y Drenaje de Monterrey".

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FIVS-INFONAVIT NATIONAL CONTEST

MULTIFAMILIAR HOUSING & URBAN PLANNING

Sentido de ventilación Contribution: José Varela & Daniel Villebardet

ZonaTropical TropicalHumid Húmeda Zone

The contest consisted of designing a multi-family Área de confort sombreado housing model and adapt it into 4 types of regional climates: ZONA TROPICAL HÚMEDA El clima tropical húmedo se caracteriza por ser cálido y -Arid tener a la vez mucha precipitación (en meteorología). -Tropical humid Durante todo el año presenta de manera regular temperaturas altas de escasa oscilación térmica. La -Mediterranean temperatura media mensual es de 26º con una variación -Temperate anual no superior a 2º.Módulo Durante épocas de delas Servicio: level precipitaciones este clima muestra una estación secaSecond y una estación húmeda.

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Principal field or terrain, Judges do not specify Rec. a certain but should propose a distribution model in which households adapt to the environment and optimize comfort este tipo de Agrupaciónthe nos hace generar queof los the homes. Zona Áreaseparadores social: Sala/Comedor seanAlso, esténdemás entre sí. Esto nos housing should be extremely flexible in de luz natural, y al mismo tiempo la ventilación terms ofde los the distribution of the spaces for ada al lado opuesto muros cargadores. En de losclient's planos se puede apreciar que los módulos benefit, as well as future expansions ución y esto se debe a que se brinda la libertad either horizontally (more modules) or vertically usuario a poder decidir qué es lo que quiere o módulo. (more floors).

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En esta imagen se puede apreciar el uso del mobiliario flexible que permite hacer que el espacio se transforme y obtenga más área hacia la función que se desea realizar, en este caso, la sala se utilizó como elemento de unificación con la mesa del comedor para crear un espacio mucho más amplio y obtener un espacio de usos múltiples.

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The proposed solution for this type of climate is to locate the floor-plans togetherAsoleamiento with the blind walls in order to get the mininum amount of sunlight to the main facade (due to the high intensity of the sun's rays that are characteristic of this type of climate). Also to mitigate the sun's rays an envelope was proposed to act as a curtain in order to provide shades into the social areas which are the living and the dining rooms. Vistas

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GENERATOR IDEA The main idea is to generate a flexible module that gives hierarchy and efficient use to each space whithin Rec. Principal the house. The project was designed in a way so that the service module (bathrooms, laundry, zinc, storage) will Alcoba be in the middle of the floorplan in both the first floor and second floor, giving the whole house a radial Planta Baja Planta Baja movement.

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Grouping Área socialaccording to the type of climate Planta Alta

Ground floor Módulo Tipo I

Planta Alta

Ground floor Módulo Tipo II

Planta Alta

Plant

Ground floor Agrupación

Second level Planta Alta

IDE CONCEPTO La La idea de este clima se planteo en apilar las plantas con el muro ciego para jer obtener una fachada con poca zona expuesta al sol, ya que en este clima es Second Planta level Alta mi muy extremoso la intensidad del sol, por lo que en la fachada principal se pr agregó una celosia para poder ayudar a brindar sombras hacia la zona de C-FIVS-114se área social que viene siendo la sala y el comedor. dá

Sentido de ventilación

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Aso

Zona Mediterránea

Mediterranean Zone

GENERATOR IDEA The generating idea concludes with a set of volumes that vary with two types of "L" of grouping due to the flexibility of the modulation of spaces, in which areas have full access to any living space.

Agrupación

eas can be located in order to allow natural ventilation and better oxygenation within the module.

Grouping according to the type of climate

I CONCEPTO L El concepto de esta distribución y tipo de agrupamiento de este s clima es principalmente mantener un espacio entre cada módulo e para mantener una variación entre cada uno y no se compacten a U la hora de agruparse debido a las variaciones de temperaturas de e este tipo de clima, por lo tanto se mantienen áreas verdes entre Ground floor cada módulo para así mismo la vegetación brinde mejor IDEA GENERADORA CONCEPTO oxigenación a losdistribución módulos yytipo se depueda ventilardedeestemanera natural. Las flechas indican El concepto de esta agrupamiento Agrupación

edor de un módulo de concept of the distribution of the floorplan r deThe manera equitativa, and tiempo. the type of grouping for this climate is mainal mismo ega ly la conclusión de que se pueden crear dos between formas de “L”, each debido a lamodule, flexibilidad dedue los to to maintain a space as áreas tienen completo acceso a cualquier espacio de la vivienda. the temperature variations of this climate, green ar-

Second level

servicios (amarillo) clima es principalmente mantener un espacio entre cada módulo Module Modulo typeTipo IIIIV cada uno y no se compacten ModuleaModulo type IV Tipo III de área so espacios para mantener una variación entre Un juego de volúme la hora de agruparse debido a las variaciones de temperaturas de espacios por la mod este tipo de clima, por lo tanto se mantienen áreas verdes entre cada módulo para así mismo la vegetación brinde mejor oxigenación a los módulos y se pueda ventilar de manera natural. Modulo Tipo IV

Planta Baja Ground floor

Modulo Tipo III

Espacio

Ground floor Planta Alta

Módulo

M B

Área so Planta Baja

Planta Alta

Second Planta level Baja En esta imagen se puede apreciar el digno espacio que tendrían los usuario, haciendo una directa comparación con lo que es actualmente un módulo de vivienda del INFOVANIT, teniendo como preferencia las ventilaciones y iluminaciones completamente naturales para mejorar el rendimiento ya sea económico, cultural, social e incluso sostenibilidad

Módulo de Servicio: Baños/Lavandería/Blanc

Alta Second Planta level Planta Alta

Planta Baja

Zonasocial: de Área social: Sala/Comedor Zona de Área Sala/Comedor Entrada Principal

Entrada Principal

Cocina

Alcoba

Temperate Zone

Grouping according to the type of climate

espacio central de área social dándole al co todos los vértices de éste mismo. Module of service: Bathroom/Laundry/zinc

ZONA TEMPLADA El clima templado es el Living room/social area Bedroom temperaturas medias a precipitaciones medias clima presenta una tem largo del año, con una m más cálidos, y entre -3 Agrupación cuatro estaciones bien caliente, un otoño con t CONCEPTO IDEAlos GENERA con eles paso de días, La idea de este concepto surge con un esquema simétrico debido a que el clima Haciendo un Kitchen realmente agradable, por lo tanto todos buscan tener zonas expuestas a la temperaturas gradualm

de “Y”, se pu intemperie, es por eso que se genera un esquema en “Y”. Aparte con la combinación Bedroom de tener vegetación en cada una de las fachadas, da una sensación de tranquilidad a modulación o de Servicio: Corte Longitudinalgenera un co los usuarios,Módulo ya que funcionan de refrescantes para el interior de la vivienda. Baños/Lavandería/Blancos cents Se aprecia la dobleespacio altura que TV Room todos los Cocina mejor calidad de vida, siendovér el Rec. Principal

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e concepto surge con un esquema simétrico debido a que el clima es adable, por lo tanto todos buscan tener zonas expuestas a la The idea of this concept comes por eso que se genera un esquema en “Y”. Aparte con la combinación with a symmetrical scheme as aciónthe en cada una de lasisfachadas, una sensación de tranquilidad a weather quite dapleasant, a quesofuncionan de refrescantes interior Rec. secundaria the exposed areaspara to elthe en-de la vivienda. vironment so that the inside is also in a friendly atmosphere. The grouping of the modules is created in a "Y" shape. Besides having a combination of different types of vegetation in each of the facades, which provides a sense of passivity users also refreshing to work inside the house.

GENERATOR IDEA To see the positive aspects of doing a grouping in the form of "Y", it can be seen that there are more amounts of areas with vegetation, besides that the grouping provides more areas with exterior views. Móduloall de Servicio: When stacking schemes in a "Y" Baños/Lavandería/Blancos shape, a complex is generated in a Cocina hexagonal shape, which gives us more Rec. green Principal space and a large central social area giving the whole complex a centrifugal movement.

IDEA GENERADORA Haciendo un análisis de las ganancias de la acción de apilar las viviendas en es de “Y”, se puede apreciar que se gana más área verde y nos proporciona una modulación orientada hacia la ganancia de vistas. Al apilar los esquemas en Y, genera un complejo en forma hexagonal, que nos brinda mayor área verde y u espacio central de área social dándole al conjunto una circulación centrífuga d todos los vértices de éste mismo.

Zona de Área social: Sala/Comedor Entrada Principal

Ground floor

Módulo de Servicio: Baños/Lavandería/Blancos

Second level

Cocina

Cocina Rec. Principal

Alcoba

Rec. secundaria

Zona de Área social: Sala/Comedor Entrada Principal Corte Longitudinal

Se aprecia la doble altura que se genera en el área social, y este mejor calidad de vida, siendo el espacio mas grande del la vivienda

Alcoba

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