2021 PORTFOLIO by alfredosilvaiglesias

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INTERIOR DESIGNER

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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER

ALFREDO SILVA-IGLESIAS PHONE | 1 (404)322-5608 EMAIL | alfredosilvaiglesias@gmail.com WEB | silva-iglesias.co

ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY 79 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94105

“I am very, very rarely satisfied with anything that I make and that’s probably what drives me to continue trying to fail a little bit better the next time I fail.” - Esmeralda “Es” Devlin

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PROJECT BACKGROUND The National Geographic Society wishes to develop a mixed-use building that will house their West Coast office headquarters as well as a retail space for visitors, a public exhibit space for art/ photography/educational exhibits, and a cafe. The programming spaces can be divided into public and private spaces. The public spaces include the following: lobby, store, cafe, exhibition. The lobby is a space for groups and individual visitors which includes a coat closet. The store will consist of a one retail point of sales system and small storage room. The cafe will feature a small kitchen, sales counter, and seating for 14 people. The exhibition will feature a flexible space for various types of displays. The private spaces include private offices for the following positions: regional manager, senior editor, senior web, art director, controller. The headquarters will also feature a coffee bar, meeting room for 6, conference for 16, copy & print room and restrooms.

PROGRAM public spaces

offices

lobby [10]

recepetion [4]

exhibition

meeting [6]

store

conference [16]

cafe [14]

kitchenette

loading dock

copy and print

restroom

private offices

work spaces

regional manager

accountants [2]

senior editor

marketing assisant

senior web editor

membership coordinator

art director

grahpic designers [2]

controller

editors [3]

markerting director

office manager human resoruce manager

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION|CAFE|RETAIL|OFFICE

National Geographic

CLIENT PROFILE National Geographic is a global non-profit organization with admiration in exploring and protecting the world. This project is designed for their new West Coast Headquarters located in Presidio, San Francisco. It is an existing building, with the architectural style of Mission Revival. This design is a complete remodel of the interior.

National Geographic

The Presidio Neighborhood Presidio of San Francisco is an old suburban neighborhood currently with an estimated population of 3,315 people. Over the decades, the Presidio has transformed, offering residents an urban suburban mix with the inclusions of coffee shops, bars and restaurants. Many residents in the Presidio rent their homes and they consist of young professionals and families. This mixture of commercial and residential complexes are accompanied with stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco Bay and Pacific Ocean. Nearby Attractions consist of museums and venues such as the Walt Disney Museum, Presidio Theatre, Crissy Fields, and the Palace of Fine Arts. The Presidio also contains many open green spaces that are often used for numerous events such as food trucks, races and gatherings.

National Geographic

| imagaintion |

| light |

| mystery |

National Geographic

ODYSSEY

| reflection | A voyage that transcends you into the natural wonders of our world, guided by curiosity. The thrill towards field trips, museums, parks when our minds were young and our curiosity at its fullest should not die off because of old age and experiences. For some, experiences like these help us discover who we are. National Geographic represents exploration and protection of our planet, which includes us. Inspired by the Natural Wonders of the World and our innate characteristic, curiosity, I approached the design concept to invoke desire for information.

National Geographic

SPATIAL ORG CAFE

RETAIL

J.T CLO

LOBBY

RESTROOMS

DOCK

COAT CLO.

EXHIBITION

First Floor Block Diagram

Second Floor Block Diagram

PRIVATE OFFICES

REGIONAL MANAGER

J.T CLO/ELEC.

MEETING RECEPTION

RESTROOMS KITCHENETTE PRINT/COPY

CONFERENCE

WORKSTATIONS

National Geographic

GANIZITION cafe

retail

loading dock -

lobby

coat

restrooms

j.t UP

exhibition

First Floor Block Diagram

Second Floor Block Diagram

regional

1 1st Floor 1/8" = 1'-0"

private offices

manager

jt. & electrical

meeting rm.

lobby

restrooms

kitchenette

conference

workstations

National Geographic

MATERIALS BOARD

National Geographic

Occupancy restroom

occupant type

occupant load

occupant factor

square footage

women

A-1

247 SF

men

A-1

247 SF

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Consultant Address Address Address Phone

STAIR A

Plumbing restroom

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

ELEV

lavatory

water closet

urinal

women

men

No.

Description

Date

STAIR B UP

The restroom layout is in compliance with occupancy and ADA requirements. Both the mens and womens restrooms have ADA toilets. There are two lavatories in both restrooms. The women’s restrooms have three water closets and the mens have two water closets with one urnial. To provide a comfortable experience, this layout consist of an extra water closet and urinal than required.

Owner

Level One Floorplan Scale: Not to Scale

Plan North

True North

Project Name

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

Unnamed Project Number Date Drawn By Checked By

Scale

Consultant Address

ProjectAddress Numbe Address PhoneDate Issue Autho Consultant Checke Address

A101

Address Address Phone

3/16" = 1'-0 Consultant Address Address Address Phone

STAIR A Consultant Address Address Address Phone

ELEV

No.

STAIR B

Level Two Floorplan Scale: Not to Scale

U 17

Project Number Date Drawn By Checked By

National Geographic

LOBBY DESIGN

ABOVE: FINAL RENDERING OF LOBBY

I approached the lobby design to spark anticipation, to seek beyond. In order to emphasize the passage into the wonders of the space, I designed the lobby as the start of a voyage. The design of the reception desk and reflective qualities guides you from the entrance to the passage. The dark atmosphere with low lighting and small space help create an intimate moment by establishing the mood that pairs with that of the exhibition as the exhibition is the next immediate space you enter. I looked towards characteristics of caverns to help create the overall design. The entrance beyond the lobby mimics the start of a natural exploration.

National Geographic

RIGHT: FINAL RENDERING OF LOBBY

The floorplan encompasses four main spaces, each with different functions; the lobby to guide, exhibition to inform, retail to trade and cafe to enjoy. The exhibition has an open space plan that is flexible for different display layouts. It is also located in the North West, which has lesser natural light. The retail and cafe are both adjacent to each other on the South East side of the building, the most natural light. The change in natural light allows a change in atmospheric ambience and mood. The restrooms are located at the end of the exhibition, towards the back of the building. To help develop the experience of a voyage, I created a central pathway that connects these spaces. Additionally, there are multiple flooring materials for different functionalities.

National Geographic

Wayfinding Design Approach The central path is used as an element of wayfinding and is designed as part of the exhibition. Inspired by the Grand Canyon, the central path resembles an alcove. The path is separated from the space by different flooring material, wood flooring, and highlighted with the lighting design that is consistently used throughout the design. The path circles around the spaces, providing a sense of direction of what to do and how to do it; traditionally starting at the exhibition to the retail and ending at the cafe. An experience anyone can follow but also allows the freedom to enter any space individually without traveling through any of the other spaces. The central wayfinding is a solution to connect the spaces in terms of access while allowing them to be independent; all while creating a memorable experience.

National Geographic

EXHBITION DESIGN

RIGHT: FINAL RENDERING OF EXHIBITION

A Natural Wonder Design

To establish an intimate and quiet setting similar to that of the lobby, the exhibition does not differentiate in design. I kept the black material to keep a quiet atmosphere and I decided to blockout natural light from the windows, which has unfavorable views. The exhibition also draws inspiration from the Grand Canyon, featuring an alcove. The main design element that continues from the lobby into the exhibition is the epoxy flooring. Epoxy flooring is a suitable material selection for heavy foot traffic while allowing creative design solutions. The flooring design is fluid.

RETAIL

The retail store of National Geographic continues the use of materials to that of the lobby and exhibition but on a different scale. The ceiling design of the central path is continued into the retail to provide a sense of continuity as well as the epoxy flooring. To make use of the abundance of natural light, I took away the opaque black and and replaced it with translucent reflective black, glass material. The store in this area features books and large magazine posters. I emphasized light and reflection by having large light columns to help display merchandise and reflective design elements.. The ceiling lighting design, flooring and reflective qualities of the retail space help create an illusion of a man-made cavern.

RETAIL

National Geographic

EXHIBITION|CAFE|RETAIL|OFFICE

National Geographic

ABOVE: FINAL RENDERING OF CAFE

Cafe Design The monochromatic Earth tone color scheme helps create a tranquil ambiance within the space. The ceiling and lighting design is also continued into the cafe. The fluid design is also continued as it is used as the counter top for the cafe.

LEFT: FINAL RENDERING OF CAFE

National Geographic

OFFICE DESIGN

ABOVE: FINAL RENDERING OF RECEPTION

The second floor features the offices of National Geographic. The reception mimics the lobby, featuring the unique desk design and epoxy flooring to establish unity within the headquarters. The reception is adjacent to the conference room for easy access and additional seating. The private offices and workstations are on opposite sides of the building. Each space is unified by the wayfinding design that is reflected from the first floor.

National Geographic

BELOW: FINAL RENDERING OF CONFERENCE

National Geographic

LEFT: FINAL REN

RIGHT: FINAL R

National Geographic

NDERING OF WORKSTATIONS

RENDERING OF RECEPTION

National Geographic

PROJECT BACKGROUND The project is a three-story residential condominium building. Each story contains a separate condominium unit, for a total of three units. The building is located in the Laurel Heights Village area of San Francisco, CA. The building has been owned by the Mariottta Family since its construction in 1995. The Mariotta Family is a three generation extended family. The family occupies the 3rd floor unit. The 1st floor will be listed for lowincome tenants, under a government-assisted rental housing program. The second floor unit will not be under any government housing program and is targeted towards small families.

PROGRAM level 1

level 2

Entry closet

1 bedroom with closet

2 bedroom with closet

1 bathrooms

2 bathrooms

living room

kitchen

dining Room

laundry room

linen closet

space for a work desk

level 3 Entry closet

dining room

3 bedrooms with closet

laundry room

master bathroom [Maria]

linen closet

second bathroom [shared]

home office [3]

living room kitchen 38

MARIOTTO’S RESIDENCE RESIDENTIAL HOUSING|HIGH-END

Mariotto’s Residence

|natural |

| Earth |

| haven |

Mariotto’s Residence

THE GREAT NOW

| serenity | Life in a fast paced city can often numb you from the simple joys in life. The same routine day in and day out can sometimes blur the lines between living as a pawn rather than simply enjoying moving the pieces. The design helps you focus on the task at hand by simplifying your surroundings.

Mariotto’s Residence

SPATIAL ORG LINEN CLO. BEDROOM

BEDROOM

LAUNDRY DINING RM.

POWDER RM. OFFICE

BATHROOM ENTRY CLO.

KITCHEN ENTRY LIVING RM.

First Floor Block Diagram

Second Floor Block Diagram

MASTER BD.

MASTER BA.

DINING RM.

HOME OFFICE

PATIO

BEDROOM

BA.

LAUNDRY BEDROOM LINEN CLO.

ENTRY CLO.

KITCHEN

ENTRY

LIVING RM.

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Mariotto’s Residence Consultant Address Address Address Phone

GANIZITION

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

bedroom

laundry

dining rm.

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

entry clo. office

bathroom powder rm. No.

living rm.

Description

Date

kitchen

First Floor Block Diagram

Owner www.autodesk.com/revit

Project Name

Second Floor Block Diagram

Unnamed

ProjectConsultant Number Address Date Address Address DrawnPhone By Checked By Consultant Address Address Address Phone

Scale

master bd.

master ba.

dining rm.

office

Project Number Issue Date Author Checker

A101

1/4" = 1'-0"

2/12/2022 2:00:03 PM

Consultant Address Address Address Phone

bedroom

bathroom

kitchen

entry clo.

No.

bedroom

laundry

Description

Date

living rm.

Owner

Mariotto’s Residence

CLIENT PROFILE This residence consists of the Mom, Maria, daughter, Simona, and grandfather Frank. This is an extended family. Maria, 45, operates a home business. She specializes in photography. Simona is a 16 year old teen and attends San Francisco University High School and participates in extracurricular activities such as dancing. Frank is a retired songwriter and lives with his daughter Maria and granddaughter Simona. He is an elder at the age of 75. The space is home to several generations of unique people; the design is intended to connect the family as their personal lives may divert them, creating a shared environment that caters to their personal dilemmas. They all have their own personal interests, but they still are a family. The space is designed to accommodate the personal interests of the family and the family’s unity. By manipulating space to encourage a sense of privacy and form to encourage personal interest. Even though this is a family, it is still very home to creative individuals. The mom’s home business is a key factor in the design; Combining her home business with the family, then how individually each one can use the space. The design focuses on organic materials to encourage movement throughout the house, physical and mental. Finding a balance between their personal lives and the family as a whole.

Mariotto’s Residence

Laurel Heights Village Neighborhood Laurel Heights is home to multiple family types such as nuclear families and extended families. It is surrounded by residential dominant neighborhoods such as the Richmond Districts and Pacific Heights and Presidio Neighborhoods. Laurel Heights also features medical establishments as well as educational campuses from k-12 to University.

Mariotto’s Residence

MATERIALS BOARD

Mariotto’s Residence

Level 2 1/4" = 1'-0"

Level Two Floorplan Scale: Not to Scale

Mariotto’s Residence

Kitchen and Dining Area

ABOVE: FINAL RENDERING OF KITCHEN

As a combined space, the kitchen and dining are located alongside the sunniest side of the building; therefore, having the opportunity to watch the sun emerge or disappear from the horizon. To take advantage of the views, I placed the dining area perpendicular to the window. For functionality, the kitchen has built-in storage along the end of the kitchen. This allows the kitchen design to be open to possibilities. To emphasize the art of cooking, the kitchen is located towards the middle of the space rather than alongside a wall. Additionally, with ample counter space the space feature a bar area with pendant lighting.

Mariotto’s Residence

Bathroom Suite To present the bathroom as a space of tranquility, I took away hard edges by rounding off the corners creating a dome shape. Additionally, each wall serves as a gate, each with their own purpose. The flooring is continued onto the wall to help unify the space and also draw attention to the bathroom suite feature: freestanding tub, walk-in shower and his & her sink.

Mariotto’s Residence

MATERIALS BOARD

Mariotto’s Residence

1 Level 3 1/4" = 1'-0"

Level Three Floorplan Scale: Not to Scale

Mariotto’s Residence

Home Office Studio and Living Room

ABOVE: FINAL RENDERING

To divide the private and public spaces, the home office in pair with the living room are located away from the bedroom; at opposite sides of the building. The living room can serve as a waiting room for clients of Maria. To divide the work and home environment, the use of arches help separate the two visually as the photography studio has black painted walls.

Mariotto’s Residence

BELOW: CLIENT SEATING AREA

Mariotto’s Residence

ABOVE: FINAL RENDERING OF KITCHEN

Kitchen Design I approached the lobby design to spark anticipation, to seek beyond. In order to emphasis the passage into the wonders of the space, I designed the lobby as the start of a voyage. The design of the reception desk and reflective qualities guides you from the entrance to the passage. The dark atomshpere with low lighting and small space help create an intimate moment by establishing the mood that pars with that of the exhibition as the exhibition is the next immediate space you enter. I looked towards characteristics of caverns to help create the overall design. The entrance beyond the lobby mimics the start of a natural exploration.

Mariotto’s Residence

roof 32' - 0"

Level 3 20' - 0"

ABOVE: KITCHEN ELEVATION

1 Elevation 2 - c 1" = 1'-0"

Mariotto’s Residence

ABOVE: FINAL RENDERING OF DINING ROOM

Mariotto’s Residence

ABOVE: MASTER BATHROOM

Mariotto’s Residence

PROJECT BACKGROUND PSA GROUPE collaborates with the following departments in Academy of Art to envision the realities of PSA in 2040: industrial design, interior architecture and design, graphic design, web new media. Students were placed among teams according to each individual’s assessment of the future. Each department within the teams had their owns tasks but accomplished as a team effort. In the grand scheme of the class, teams had to capture the brand of PSA in 2040 in a holistic identity.

PROGRAM home

urban

car

PSA GROUPE COMMERICAL | RESIDENTIAL | URBAN

PSA Groupe Citroën

PSA GROUPE

PSA Groupe Citroën

About the Client Since 1919, Citroën has been at the center of the automotive market, establishing itself as a popular brand. Citroën has become known as the “people minded brand” where people and their lifestyles have become their source of inspiration. The brand’s signature has become well known worldwide following their spirit, INSPIRED BY YOU. “We believe a car should be a tool that helps improve your life One which takes you on journeys and betters you every day. With Ave, we created the next generation car to follow our philosophy. A car that has the ability through technology and accessibility to enhance your life and those you love.”

PSA Groupe Citroën

| smooth |

| color |

| texture |

PSA Groupe Citroën

TAGLINE

| repetition | We believe a car should be a tool that helps improve your life One which takes you on journeys and betters your every day. With Ave, we created the next generation car to follow our philosophy. A car that has the ability through technology and accessibility to enhance your life and those you love.

PSA Groupe Citroën

ABOVE: HOUSE CONCEPT

Home Concept Design As PSA aims to improve life, AVE envisions our efforts to move towards an urban lifestyle where accessibility is the driving force. The home is a 3 level unit that follows the principle of urban centers, setbacks. The setbacks allow natural light to fill the community as well as allowing additional room on each floor for an exposed patio. Additionally, the central staircase wraps around an indoor lift. The glass walls of the lift can trap heat providing effective cooling and heating of the building.

PSA Groupe Citroën

TOP: HOME UX|UI DESIGN

PSA Groupe Citroën

HOME INTERIOR

BELOW: KITCHEN INTERIOR

PSA Groupe Citroën

ABOVE: LIVING ROOM INTERIOR

PSA Groupe Citroën

Urban Design

ABOVE: URBAN UX|UI DESIGN

The urban design defines the PSA lifestyle alongside past principles and newly developed principles on how to manage the city life and its infrastructure. The cart here is used as an accessory, a tool. Highly density populated areas will soon render the idea of individual transport obsolete, but the individual needs will always be in need. The concrete jungle of urban centers that was once suited for automobiles will turn into our environment alongside nature.

PSA Groupe Citroën

ABOVE: USE OF CART IN URBAN SETTING

URBAN

PROJECT BACKGROUND Home Free Five Keys is a transitional housing program helping women experience freedom for the first time in years. The women who will call these projects home come from a extensive background that ranges from emotional and physical abuse alongside unjustly serving time to be forgotten in the criminal justice system. Five Keys collaborated with AAU students to help design these new homes. The students were then divided into teams. Team Terra consisted of the following individuals: Alfredo Silva-Iglesias, Maria Yajure (3D renderings), Morgan Sandusky (watercolor renderings).

PROGRAM public spaces kitchen living room bathroom patio

private spaces bedroom [2] closets

HOME FREE FIVE KEYS AFFORDABLE HOUSING

MOODBOARD

PLAYFUL DETAILS

Home Free Five Keys

NATURAL TEXTURES

PLANTS AND GREENERY

| texture |

HARMONY

| wallpaper |

RICH CONTRAST

| custom doors

Home Free Five Keys

PLAYFUL DETAILS

MOODBOARD REVIVE MOODBOARD NATURALThisTEXTURES new space is a chance for the women to start fresh in their lives. Each room will fit their specific personalities and remind them of all life has to offer. When they walk into the space, it will feel as if a breath of fresh air NATURAL TEXTURES

passes through them. The bright colors will fill them with joy and boost their mood every morning. Soft textures and plants will enrich their spirits and comfort them on even the gloomiest of days. The space represents fun, life, and laughter. It is a retirement villa under the Spanish sun. For years, women have been unjustly convicted for defending themselves against their abusers. Five Keys Home Free is dedicated to giving these women a safe home to live in as they transition back into society. These women deserve a place where they can feel at ease. They deserve color and light, comfort and security. They deserve to feel revived.

| colors | HARMONY HARMONY

Home Free Five Keys

UNITS D | E

patio kitchen

dining

bathroom

living entry clo

bedroom

linen clo

laundry

Home Free Five Keys

FURNITURE | MATERIALS

The selection of the materials and furniture reflects that of a villa on the coast of Spain. The warm colors with wood finishes and details provide a comfortable atomsphere.

Home Free Five Keys

3 7

2 8

1 9

sofa

mirror

area rug

pendant light

coffee table

dining table

sconces

dining chairs

media cabinet

accent rug

stools

lounge chair

console table

floor lamp

sconces

side table

Home Free Five Keys

CAD Towards the end of the project, we were assigned construction documents to be checked and used for the unit apartments. These documents consist of the following: floor plans, finish material plan, reflected ceiling plan, elevations and sections.

Home Free Five Keys

FLOORPLAN: SCALE 1/8=1’-0”

Home Free Five Keys

under cabinet light recessed downlight ceiling mouted pendant ceiling mounted fixture recessed downlight wet wall sconce electrical panel switch switch dimmer duplex outlet udner cabinet outlet duplex outlet GFIC

Home Free Five Keys

RCP: SCALE 1/8=1’-0”

Home Free Five Keys

ELEVATIONS

Home Free Five Keys

wall mounted TV, centered according to outlet with no angle tilt.

Arc, head clearance set at 80”

(E) Water supply, center water supply to center appliance

Under-cabinet mounted lights and outlets. Position outlets to center as shown and run wire through cabinets.

Home Free Five Keys

center range and microwave to outlet

(E) Water supply, center water supply to center appliance

center appliance to center of outlets, non gas operated

outlet

Home Free Five Keys

ABOVE: WATERCOLOR RENDERING BY MORGAN SANDUSKY

Wallpaper was used throughout the design on accents walls. The wallpaper selected for the bedroom is to bring tranquality into the space.

RCHED DOORWAY SOFTENS THE 94

Home Free Five Keys

ABOVE: WATERCOLOR RENDERING BY MORGAN SANDUSKY

Home Free Five Keys

ABOVE: 3D RENDERING BY MARIA YA JURE

Home Free Five Keys

ABOVE: 3D RENDERING BY MARIA YA JURE

Thank you.

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