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ANA DEL PINO DE LA SERNA
ANA DEL PINO DE LA SERNA Bachelor of Architecture and Master of Architecture Universidad San Pablo CEU
+34 687715645 Madrid, Spain adelpinodelaserna@gmail.com
ABOUT ME I consider myself a hard-working and enthusiastic person who believes architecture should be strongly liked to innovation and sustainability. The architecture field is constantly evolving and changing, therefore I’m always trying to keep up to date by studying and learning. I have a very open mindset, good teamwork skills and flexibility in my approach to work. My interests- including architecture- are drawing, history, travelling and reading.
GRAPHIC SKILLS AutoCAD Rhinoceros Revit Illustrator InDesign Sketchup Pro VRay
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Procreate Photoshop Premeti CYPE 3D Cinema 4d Final Cut Pro Microsoft Office
EDUCATION 2020- current Editeca : Máster BIM - Official Autodesk Certified 2019-2020 Universidad San Pablo Ceu: Master of Architecture - Honours Degree 2016-2017 Politecnico di Milano - Erasmus exchange student Master of Sciences -Architecture/Laurea Magistrale- Architettura 1st semester - Design Studio II //Giancarlo Floridi, Angelo Lunati//Soundscape Project with Elisa Cattaneo Building Technology Studio//Marzia Morena, Francesco Mazzola, Chiara Tagliabue Lavinia// 2nd semester- Design Studio I//Mikel Van Gelderen, Elisa Cattaneo, Stephan Jung// Architectural Preservation Studio//Mattia Previtali, Antonella Eide Saisi, Alberta Cazzani// Sociologia della Citta // Agostino Petrillo//
2013-2019 Universidad San Pablo CEU: Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture -Bilingual 1998-2012 International School of Madrid, British and Spanish Baccalaureate, 9/10 average.
PROFESIONAL 2020- current Freelance - Renovation and extension of single family home in Barrio de Trasvía, Comillas. Responsibilities and tasks: drafting and drawing plans in AutoCAD, interior design + 3D modelling with Rhino and Sketchup Pro, site visits. 2019 - March-June Freelance- Apartment renovation in Diego de León, Madrid. Responsibilities and tasks: Survey, drafting and drawing plans in AutoCAD, 3D interior modelling with Rhino, inicial budget with Premeti. 2019- February Freelance- Espacio GV 30 , Gran Vía 30- Planta 14 Responsibilities and tasks: Survey, drafting and drawing plans in AutoCAD, 3D Rhino model.
COMPETITIONS 2019 Project Competition- Foro Cerámico Hispalyt- Information Centre about the Almadraba in Tarifa, Cádiz. 2018 7th Edition Schindler Awards in Architecture- Spain “Mobility and Accessibility solutions” - Restaurant and Cooking School in ‘Las Vistillas’ Park, Madrid.
WORKSHOPS 2019 - June-July Metropa -Workshop Rhinoceros + Vray + Post-production 2019 - January Academic trip to Brazil - lead by architects María José de Blas and Rubén Picado (Picado de Blas Estudio) 2018 - June-July Universidad San Pablo Ceu- Revit workshop taught by teacher with official Autodesk certificate. 2018 - January Academic trip to Japan- lead by architects Mariano Molina Iniesta, Rodrigo Núñez and Eduardo de la Peña 2017 - July- August Mtres Studio- Advanced workshop- Photoshop and illustrator + Project and competition workshop 2015 - July-August Porto Academy Summer School - Universidad de Oporto- Architecture workshop lead by SAMI arquitectos Final project: Spaces of Intimacy 2014 - January Academic trip to Amsterdam- lead by architects Alejandro Gómez and Begoña López (abestudio arquitectura) 2011- July Summer Discovery Pre-College - University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 3 weeks Architecture and Design + Introduction to Graphic Design 2010 - July Putney Student travel: Pre-College- University of Amherst, Massachusetts 4 weeks workshops Studio Art + Architecture and Design
PUBLICATIONS AND CONFERENCES 2018 “Sensorial landscape natural patterns/ecological taxonomy, tecnhnonatural experiments” Soundscape Project author: Elisa Cristiana Cattaneo editors: Davide Biselli and Caterina Cotado publisher: Maggioli editore series: Politecnica
LANGUAGES Spanish English French Italian German
(Native) (Cambridge C2 Proficiency) (B2) (B1) (A1.1)
3 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD CONTACT ME FOR AN INTERVIEW 1 I’m very resourceful and full of initiative: I’ve worked as a freelance carrying out renovations and collaborating with other construction professionals around me. 2 I’m constantly trying to achieve the highest quality in my job, setting myself goals and working with passion and dedication. Thanks to all these qualities I was awarded an Honours Degree in my Final Project- Master’s Thesis. 3 I’m currently studying a BIM Master due to its revolutionary project methodology in the construction sector and in order to become a highly specialised architect. My objective is to keep evolving as an architect by learning from other professionals while contributing with new ideas and solutions in future projects.
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Portfolio
2017 “Discovering Amsterdam” Architectural Design Studio 1 From CIAM to Team X’ - Open air School de Johannes Duiker + Apollo School de Herman Hertzberger 2013 Excellency jury at EPS San Pablo Ceu: Presentation of project ‘Remembering WW1 100 years later’ -jury: Rafael Moneo
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INDEX 02 Curriculum vitae ARCHITECTURE 06 PFC: Hotel and Biodiversity Observatory at Salinas de Janubio 20 Marine Centre in Ponce 26 Buddhist academy in Hangzhou 30 Detachable pavilion at MonteprĂncipe Campus 32 Climbing the scaffolding 33 Extension of house: cooking workshop 34 Urban Planning in Makeni 37 Remembering, recalling World War 1 COMPETITIONS 38 Information Centre about la Almadraba in Tarifa Restaurant and cooking school at Las Vistillas Park, Ma40 drid URBAN SKETCHING 44 Urban sketching
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Hotel and Biodiversity Observatory at Salinas de Janubio - Honours Degree Salinas de Janubio, Lanzarote
When thinking about Lanzarote the first thing that comes to our mind is the concept of materialness, its volcanoes, its rocky surface and its excavated caverns. However, navigation was a crucial aspect in the island for a very long period of time due to it being its only access and way of exchanging goods between the islands, the Spanish Peninsula Europe and Africa. Furthermore, due to the abrupt dismantling of the fishing industry, a crucial economic sector in the island, a large naval fleet was left abandoned. The purpose of the project is to find a fusion between the material identity of Lanzarote and its closely linked history to navigation. This work is an intervention in nature, trying to associate the organic shapes and elements of the island, its singular circular constructions that protect the vines, the linear design of the existing salt Salines with the marine identity of Lanzarote through the use of wood from the abandoned boats, its capes, ropes and fishing nets, trying to reflect in the architectural design the shape of ports, docks and piers. Jury’s veredict: The jury finds the project a singular combination of sensibility, expressiveness and maturity that deserves all recognition. The careful implantation in the existing landscape, the use of materials and vernacular techniques or the management of the water highlight the comprehensive concept of sustainability and environmental respect convered throughout the whole design. The different architectural configurations and constructive materialization are solved brilliantly in all scales, as well as its outstanding graphical narration.
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Aerial view of the proposed intervention
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SALINAS DE JANUBIO: A FASCINATING ECOSYSTEM When intervening a previously man-sculpted environment, like the Salines of Janubio that are currently abandoned but have turned into a beautiful landscape on its own, one has to answer a very important question: ¿how to implement a new landscape within an already existing one?
Saline Lake
‘‘Cocederos’’
Bird observatory
A changing environment This diagram shows the blooming period and vegetation state each month. The introduction of new indigenous species will compliment the already existing ones, filling the environment with vibrant colours that will contrast with the black terrain.
Marine border
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Hotel area
‘‘Tajos’’
Location plan original scale E. 1.2000
THE OBSERVATORY : A NEW FLOATING ECOSYSTEM
Roof plan of the bird observatory area, original scale E.1.150 ¿What happens when an architecture project no longer fulfils its original function? ¿How will it impact nature and its surroundings? The observatory’s approach is to become a future ruin of wooden boards and ropes where the endemic vegetation can grow and expand, creating new floating ecosystem at the lake. Therefore, the wooden structure will be assimilated by the landscape mirroring how the Salines became a part of the environment years ago.
View of Bird Observatory
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A H I D D E N H O T E L B E H I N D T H E H I L LS I D E
North elevation view of hotel area
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H E A V I N E S S
L I G H T N E S S
Walking south through the wooden board walk we will arrive at the hotel area, sheltered by the hillside from the strong winds of the island and hidden from the general view. This hotel will colonise the hill, opening itself in a fan-like shape in order to provide views towards the salines and marshes. As the hotel moves away from the hillside it loses it materiality, starting with a heavier visual weight on the first floor provided by the huge vegetation covers and concrete walls and ending on a lighter inferior floor, where the wooden structures are elevated from the ground.
Interior view of restaurant
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Exterior view from top board walk
Exterior view from inferior board walk
TWO ATMOSPHERES IN THE SAME PROJECT The materiality of its constructive elements divides the project in two:
The ground floor relates to the identity of the island as a marine port, resembling a dock where the rooms are attached as if they were moored boats. This ‘dock’ is covered with white textiles that resemble sails that will move with the rhythm of the wind as a boat raising the sails.
Cross Section 1 original scale 1.75
The second floor seeks to relate to the concept of materiality and shelter of Lanzarote by merging with the landscape through its vegetation covers and rock gardens. At this floor you will find all the public buildings as well as its ‘sheltered’ rooms, shielded from the sun and heat. The host will be able to choose in which type of atmosphere he wants to stay in: exposed to the beautiful landscape at the ‘naval’ rooms or secluded by the rocks at the ‘retreat’ rooms.
Cross Section 2 original scale 1.75
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Hotel ground floor plan+ upper floor ,original scale 1.150
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This representation of the project combines the ground floor plan (+2,5m) and the upper plan (+5,4m)
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Naval room --lightness Front line to the beautiful marshes and salines. *Indicated for bird watcher hosts *Marine connection due to its vision of the sea and salines. *Greater exposition and relation with the exterior landscape.
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Promenade through gardens at the marshes
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Bedroom
Exterior chill out zone
ammocks between wooden boards
eating spaces on top of ground
Wooden board walk--connection
‘Retreat’ room --intimacy Located at the second floor, these rooms are sheltered by the volcanic rock and the vegetation covers. *Indicated for hosts looking for a more intimate experience.
Vegetation roof covers
Reading area suspended over terrain
Exterior sheltered oasis
Promenade through gardens at the hillside
Constructive Section of rooms original scale 1.40
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Plan detail ‘Private observatory’ over nets
Plan detail ‘rope doors’ and exterior shower
Plan detail Chill out zone
‘NAVAL’ ROOM These rooms, at the ground floor, are thought for bird and nature lovers who will marvel at the views from the room towards the lansdscape and will be able to lay for hours inside their private observatory. These rooms have a greater relation with their surroundings, blurring the difference between exterior and interior spaces.
Gardens between marshes Private observatory
Bathroom Exterior shower
Chill space
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Interior private patio
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Section detail ‘Private observatory’ over nets
Section detail ‘rope door’ Section detail exterior shower
Section detail Chill out zone
Plan detail vegetation cover roof and room entrance
Plan detail skylight and reading suspended area
Plan detail exterior private space + exterior tub
‘RETREAT’ ROOM These rooms, at the second floor, are thought for those hosts looking for a private and intimate experience. They are focused towards the hill, simulating a shelter hidden inside the mountain.
Section detail vegetation cover roof and room entrance
Garden between hill rocks
Section detail skylight and reading suspended area Section detail exterior private space + exterior tub
Suspended Private oasis toreading area wards the hill Dividing rope wall
Bath
Moving rope wall
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Assembly and structural plan
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The ‘mutiado estrella’, the area of intervention, will complement the activity at the port. Due to the vast extension of it (1km diameter), it can incorporate a great number of diferent uses. At this facility you will find the invertigation centre, rehabilitation of wildlife centre, ocenographic and exposition pavillios about the caribbean wildlife.
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A marine investigation centre will be established at the port area, as a main operating location, where there is currently a huge abandoned port that no longer has a purpose.
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Puerto Rico is located in a privileged area in the Atlantic Ocean, specially relevant in the field of investigation due to its variety of marine wildlife and ecosystem. A connexion between the port ---area of intervention is proposed, where the main link will be marine wildlife.
Universidad Puerto Rico Ponce
Paseo verd e: áreas actividad es aire libre (skate park, rocodrom
EXPO- Marine Centre in Ponce FAIR Multiado Estrella, Ponce, Puerto Rico
Bicis eléctricas Auditorio Juan Pachin Vivens
Parking cienficos
Parking actividades ocio
Area A
Excursiones actuaticas
Location plan, original scale 1.10000
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Aerial view
ROOF Connection, parking areas and circulation for cars tramway
Observation tower
ACCESS Access to lower ground through ramps and elevators.
Oceanographic
Exposition pavilions Caribbean wildlife
Crops and cultivation area for locals
In order to homogenize the different programmes and achieve a co-existing public-private activity a unique and single roof is created that will cover a great part of the mutiado area, leaving the surrounding areas as lush vegetation (taking care of it not invading pavements and structures). To avoid any vehicle obstruction, traffic will be redirected to the roof, transforming it into roads and parking spaces. This solution is taken as in Puerto Rico cars are a vital element in order commute anywhere. This system also allows a quick transport mode for the visitor, avoiding walking long distances or depend on public transport. Furthermore, a tramway route covers the whole roof, allowing visitors and tourists without cars to move around quicker.
Amphibian area
Interactive workshops for children
Circulation plan in upper level Restaurants and recreation area under roof Investigation Centres of marine wildlife
Torre observación
área cultivos locales
Cultivo de algas de río
Area anfíbios Acceso a niveles inferiores a través de rampas y ascensores
Restaurantes y ocio
Talleres infantiles interactivos
Restaurantes y ocio
Pabellónes fauna marina Caribe
Plazas aparcamiento
Centros investigación
Oceanográfico
General Axonometry, original scale 1.5000
Paradas de tren
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vISTA INTERIOR
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Interior view: pavilion areas
Section fragment B-B’ original scale1.250
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Section fragment A-A’ original scale 1.250
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STRUCTURAL SYSTEM Trusses will be used as beams to hold the pavilions at the different levels. This is due to them being able to support greater loads and cover bigger distances while being lighter. For the floor slabs steel composite slabs will be used due to speed up the construction and to provide a simpler assembly. Its light weight will simplify transportation, reducing overall costs and deadlines.
SUPPORT *Pillars : 2 UPN 260 *strut- tubular square profiles 50x50x
TRUSSES *Truss with varying section according to load *Main beams: tubular square profile 200x400mm *Beams strut with tubular square profiles 200x200mm
FLOOR SLAB *Composite slab over trusses *Concrete tiles 60x40x10 over sill plate
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Section through pavilions original scale 1.50
HURRICANE SHELTER In case of emergency due to the hurricanes that happen quite frequently, a constructive system of shelters is conceived in order to relocate part of the population of the city of Ponce. It will be a quick assembly shelter with easy to locate materials that will provide temporary protection for the evacuees and will be built over the existing structure.
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The project is to design an extension of the existing Buddhist academy in Hangzhou. The academy is located near one of the most important temples in Hangzhou: Lingyin temple. The proposal consists of an extension covering the surrounding plots with buildings scattered through it and connected through a concrete platform. The project seeks to relate to the Buddhist traditions that regarding the carving of the mountain. Similarly, the project will be carved inside the ground referencing the Buddhist ways. Furthermore, the project will alternate between excavated pieces contrasting with other elements that seem to spring upwards from the ground.
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RESIDENTIAL Buddhist Academy in Hangzhou EDUCATION Hangzhou, China
Interior view from corridor
Interior view library
The non excavated buildings will have a large surface area of roof in order to collect water and storage it in deposits and the interior pools inside the patios. This water will be used for crops and irrigation.
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Lattice constructive detail, original scale 1.20
Gárgola de hormigón Aislamiento térmico Vigueta hormigón autorresistente 4. Losa alveolar 5. Chapa metálica de cierre 6. Impermeabilizante 7. Falso techo con acabado de paneles de madera 8. Ladrillo hueco simple 9. Carpintería de madera ventana corredera 10. Mortero de nivelación 11. Acabado de microcemento 12. Yeso 13. Solera sobre losa 14. Forjado de losa 15. Zapata de hormigón
View from interior patio inside teachers’ residence
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1. Vigas de hormigón prefabricadas 2. Escuadras de acero reforzadas
WORK SHOP
Detachable pavilion at Monteprincipe Campus
1. Viga tubular 280mm 2. Pletina 20mm 3. Viga invertida T 300mm 4. Vigueta tubular 5. Refuerzo chapas presoldadas 6. Soporte vertical de doble chapa
Universidad San Pablo Ceu Montepríncipe, Madrid
A workshop pavilion is proposed situated at the east area of the campus parking. Due to it being an esplanade the area will receive a great amount of sunlight , therefore the proposal consists of a building with wooden slats in the East and West façades that act as a sun filter while leaving the North and South façades blind, covered with GRC paneles to avoid light entering.
1. Soporte vertical de doble chapa 100mm 2. Viga T con doble chapa presolada 300mm 3. Chapa T vigueta 4. Viga T 200mm
Conceptually, it consists of two volumes with GRC exteriors and wooden slats connected through a lower central volume covered with slats and wooden boards. It will be fully detachable and easy to transport due to its metal structure, composed with bolted and welted prefabricated elements. The interior space will be organised through the wooden slats that will also act as a way of covering the installation elements.
1. Tablero OSB 2. Aislante térmico + rasterles omega 3. Tablero OSB 4. Impermeabilizante 5. Baldosa hidráulica
Ground floor original scale 1.100
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1. Perfil T acero para sujección listones. 2. Listones de abeto cepillados. 3. Abrazadera atornillada a rastrel. 4. Perfil redondo para unir lamas 5. Lamas de madera
First floor original scale 1.100
Proceso de montaje
Uniones
Longitudinal constructive section original scale 1.20 Cross Section 1 original scale 1.20
Assembly of floor plan
Fragment of constructive plan orginal scale 1.20
Fragment of constructive plan orginal scale 1.20
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MICRO CIT Y
Climbing the scaffolding Amsterdam, Holand
The idea is to create a micro city inside the city of Amsterdam in order to rejuvenate the Ijburg neighbourhood. It starts with a basic module that will be repeated in order to create various patterns and configurations. The project is divided into four central spaces (piazzas) that centralise the different uses and functions of the project. Theses spaces will be surrounded by green areas that will act as a barrier between the public and private spaces, providing intimacy to the residents. The configuration of the project is arranged by groups of modules, each one with its corresponding use: supermarkets, shops, gyms, bike rentals, kindergarten... These public spaces are scattered throughout the ground floor, sometimes appearing on other levels in order to create a dynamic rhythm. The residential spaces are designed in the upper levels in order to provide a greater amount of sunlight and privacy. The faรงades alternate between opaque an transparent, differentiating the public from private and creating a suggestive space that plays with the limits and perspective of the project.
Interior view
In conclusion, this microcity seeks to address the current necesities of Ijburg with a possibility of a huge expansion due to its simple configuration in the xyz planes.
General view
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Cross section, original scale1.100
E X PA N SION
Cooking Workshop Gerona, Spain
The project proposes a small expansion added to ‘Casa en Llabia’ in Gerona designed by Eduardo Souto de Moura. The expansion proposed consists of a cooking workshop area that will be located between the main house access stairway and the guest house area. This is done in order to ensure it will be an independent building. Its enclosure will consist of corrugated metal in order to create a striking contrast with the current home in order to be easily identifiable. The interior will alternate micro cement for the floor, black stucco for the walls and finally wood will be used to cover the counter tops shelves and appliances.
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Sección transveral 1 B-B’ escala original 1.20 B
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Fragmento planta constructiva escala orginal 1.20
Fragmento planta constructiva escala orginal 1.20
East elevation
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U R B A N Urban Planning in Makeni DESIGN Makeni, Sierra Leona
This project is developed vinculated to the collaboration CEU-Unimark whose purpose is to serve as technical support to the urban planning processes in Makeni by designing a new sector of urban expansion in the city.
444 dwellings total Gross density: 21 dw/Ha Total surface:16,4 Ha
Agricultural parks and crop areas
Even though the city has two universities, there is a lack of training in technical careers like architecture, urban planning or civil engineering. The actual context is complex and the city faces enormous challenges that seem to aggravate due to its fast development. The proposal consists of a new neighbourhood that is connected to the main existing roads and seeks to take advantage of the swamp areas, converting them to agricultural parks that will provide crop areas to locals and will offer an attractive area to visitors. The edification will be made with local materials and simple constructive techniques easily carried out by locals.
The main roads are slightly curved when entering the sector to force a speed eduction
‘INCREMENTAL HOUSING’ 1. Single floor dwellings ‘Row houses’ ‘Cluster houses’
The initial construction will be single floor houses, but pillars will be projected in order to facilitate a future expansion.
Open spaces and piazzas to encourage socialisation and personal relations
2. Expansion to second floor dwellings Second floor dwellings will be constructed when needed. The existing roof will be elevated through the pillars initialy constructed, creating a second floor without wasting materials.
3. Construction of collective houses Finally, when a collective housing unit is needed a higher building will be constructed in the previous empty plot used as a private park.
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Urban Plan Proposal original scale 1.1000
M E M O - Remembering, recalling World War 1 VerdĂşn, France RIAL Coinciding with the First World War Centenary in 2014, the proposal consisted of designing a cemetery and memorial in memory of the soldiers that lost their lives at war. Verdun was chosen as the site due to it being one of the main locations where some of the most brutal battles took place. The project consists on a massive excavation that creates terraces recreating the different position points of the trenches during the course of the war. The cemetery consists of tombstones that follow the outline of the terraces along each platform. The memorial is created through excavating a deep rift that divides the hill. This brutal act of excavation tries to convey how war divides humanity and nations into two sides causing profound and hurtful wounds.
Aerial View
Entrance to the memorial
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EXPOSI- Information Center about La Almadraba in Tarifa TION Tarifa, Cรกdiz The proposal consists of a public, accessible place that caters to the local population as well as tourists that arrive daily through port. The ensemble comprises a series of buildings connected through a pathway. These pieces are independent from one another in order to maintain the relation of the piazza with the sea and to avoid blocking the view. These buildings define the urban intervention creating a piazza between them, resembling the traditional way of fishing inn the Almadraba. Its heights are limited by the height of the pedestrian in order to maintain the visual connection with the sea from the street.
Aerial general view
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Longitudinal Section
The proposal of the Interpretation Centre consists of simple volumes that will follow certain characteristics: *They will reinforce the horizontal and east-west axis, encouraging an intuitive and easy route.*The building volumes are linear and without any ornament in order to bring attention to the variety of the faรงades *The south facade maintains a dialogue with the sea through the brick patterns that reflect the movement of the waves and wind.*The north facade that looks towards the piazza will be permeable, covered with a brick lattice that blurs the relation between exterior and interior spaces.
View from concrete ramp
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RESTAURANT- Restaurant and cooking school at the WORKSHOP Vistillas Park, Madrid Parque de las Vistillas, Madrid
Creating a sculpture at the park is the main conductive idea. By building a platform at the north side of hill of the Vistillas’ Park, a solid piece is generated, crossed by a stairways that tours the whole building, offering the visitor a culinary spectacle.
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The pathway that covers the building and surroundings has the intention of reactivating the park and provide a new use to the ‘cuesta de los ciegos’ (blind men’s hill). The visitor will be able to observe the various stages of cooking and participate by tasting the preparations at the restaurant. This tour, thanks to the platform and stairs, connects the two surrounding streets that have an altitude different of 16m. The position of the building allows the visitor to have privileged views towards the Almudena Cathedral while the workers and cooks are surrounded by vegetation in the administrative area in the inferior level.
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Cocina industrial + cocina escuela 172m²
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Administración 24.34m²
Aseos 13,81m² 300x425
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-0,28m
3,9m²
-4,27m
-5,07m
-5,87m
-0,2m
P.4.6
P.9
RITS
P.4.5
1,5
Schindler 3300
-0,84m P.3.4
Aseos
17m²
P.4.11
P.3.3 P.5
-3,4m(634,5m)
-3,4m
P.3.6
P.4.12
1,5
From this floor, the visitor will also be able to watch from above how the preparation and cooking is taking place or access the restaurant, while also observing the cathedral from the opening in the facade.
-2,76m
-2,12m
-0,28m (637,72m)
P.11
-2,12m
Restaurante
170m²
The proposed building is a compact one where each use is grouped into each floor, leaving the restaurant at the second floor so the visitor will have a quick access through the access platform from the upper level street.
P.12
P.3.1
P.10
4 -1,
P.6
8m
-2,12m
28m -0,
-0,
84m
P.14
P.1
The structural shell is self supportive, braced through the upper floor slabs and hung by the superior truss. The lower floor slabs are held by a structure of pillars.
P.4.13
P.4.1
Second floor plan, original scale 1.100
P.4.2
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First floor plan, original scale 1.100
The kitchen and cooking area is a wide double height space shared by students and professionals with wide windows towards the east to allow natural light in. Ground floor plan, original scale1.100
The itinerary then arrives to the more private sector: the administrative areas located at the ground floor. Finally, the lower ground floor (-1) is used for installations, storage, garbage room and parking spaces.
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Cross section 2, original scale1.150
A SUSTAINABLE PROJECT
Passive Strategies
A key factor in this designs is to be sustainable and environment-conscious. Therefore, a compact building is proposed where the resources are optimised, uses are grouped by floors and energy is obtained through ways that are respectful with the environment. Local materials will be used, recycled and reusable in the future and a double skin is designed to optimise the temperature inside the building while camouflaging the installation elements.
Summer- daytime
Summer- nightime Vegetation reduces solar incidence at the least favourable opening
34ºC Meshes at the rooftop allow evacuation of heated air
Double heights allow to reduce heat
The perimetral staircase acts as an insulation against heat radiation
15ºC
26ºC
Winter- daytime 5ºC
Perennial vegetation allows solar radiation to pass through and contribute to the heating systems of the interior spaces
21ºC
Earth warming tubes (pozo canadiense) to administer heated air to the AHU
15ºC
Radiation heats up the envelope of the building and this allows heat to travel to the interior spaces, reducing thermal loss through enclosures
15ºC
11ºC
The windows are opened to evacuate heat accumulated during the day
22ºC
Setbacks to reduce the entrance of heat radiation
22ºC
Double skin is refrigerated through the Air handling Units that work thanks to earth warming tubes (Pozo Cana-
Hot air is evacuated at night to cool down the building
20ºC The heat given out by the walls is let go through the double skin
18 ºC
Winter- nightime The accumulated heat during the day is used to reduce the cold during the night
4ºC Warm air descends preventing the room from cooling completely 21ºC
15ºC
8ºC
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U R B A N Travelling with a sketchbook SKETCHING One of my passions is travelling and capturing the experiences inside my sketchbook. Throughout the years I’ve had the privilege of creating a collection of travel and experience sketchbooks. Nowadays most of our phones are full of pictures of spectacular places taken while traveling that are never seen again. However, a drawing is a personal interpretation of the place, and every time you look at it you are taken back to the moment you were drawing it, making it a wonderful experience. I believe drawing is still a vital part of architecture nowadays even though it has been abandoned due to the increasing use of graphic programmes. Being able to express myself through drawings has allowed me to communicate easier my ideas for designs and projects.
El Nacional, Barcelona
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Gerona Cathedral
Mercado Central, Valencia
Mercat dels Encants, Barcelona
Getxo and its hanging bridge
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