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Anaís Domínguez Espósito architect, 2022

Architecture Interests

Habilities

Idioms

Software

Interior design

Team work Proactive Continuous learning Flexibility Adaptability Active listening

Spanish Native Language

Office

Restoration Architectural intervention Residential

Education 2016-2021

English B2-Bulats C1-Education First.

Revit Sketch up Indesing

Academic Awards Tecnológico de Monterrey Puebla, Mexico.

Architecture GPA 95

Archicad Autocad

About me

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2019

2021

Studio-Box La casa de Michin

Illustrator Twimotion Vray

Design and construction of an ephemeral module to create environmental awareness to children Kuxtalo. Museum of Popular Art Final project proposal.

Anaís Domínguez Espósito +52 981 133 8700 anais021997@hotmail.com

Graduated with honors in Architecture.

Thanks to this discipline I have found the way I want to project and transmit in architecture. For me, it is very important to visualize how people relate to the spaces and their environment.

I like that architecture can transform and provoke certain sensations in people, and that is my great challenge as a future professional. I am interested in learning about lighting and interior design to complete the profession. I want to make projects that people can identify with and make those spaces feel unique.

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Index

Architectonic Projects

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Kuxtalo Eco-park Molonhi Michin's house

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Interventation San Juan del Río's temple

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Library Institute Mexico

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Xuxtalo Final degree project Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Año: 2021 Team: Arely Ortega Silva, Laura Venegas Castillo, Emmanuel Vélez and Anaís Domínguez Espósito.

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Kuxtalo

Museum Kuxtalo

The Path of the Souls

Tree of life

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Cultural Project

The beginning of the project is • The next stage, growing up, is related to the the stage of birth, which is Museum of Mexican Folk represented by the Tree of Life Art where people leave where the stage of creation of their legacy through their the Mexican culture will be artistic creations that will reflected, inspired by the book remain in the memory of of Popol Vuh (Creation generations for life. according to the Mayas).

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Finally, the stage of perishing, linked to the Path of the Souls, a space where your senses transcend and you find yourself in contact with beings who are no longer on our plane.

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Underground Floor

Ground Floor

Fist Level

Site Plan

1. Restaurant 2. Path of the souls 3. Mezzanine 4. Terrace 5. Mixed baths 6. kitchen

1. Tree of life 2. Patio 3. Cafeteria 4. Store 5. Gallery 6. Iberoamerican Pieces Exhibition 7. Processing Pieces Workshop 8. Masquerade hall 9. VR hall

1 Meeting Room 2. Museum Director's Office 3. Office 4. Children's Workshop 5. General Workshop 6. Frida & Diego Hall 7. Storage

Integration of every element in the project

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Hanging Bridge

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Central Patio

Kuxtalo Cafeteria

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Live KuXtalo Live every heartbeat

Chechén & Chaká Restaurant

VR Hall

Masquerade Hall Kuxtalo Entrace

Everything begins and everything ends, just as life has an end. However, art transcends being the heritage of our ancestors, who with their hands gave life to their pieces and put their hearts to represent the traditions of Mexico.

This is how we retake the heart as a source of life where it works as a natural process of every living being.

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It is the new way of living a Museum of Popular Art, having the jungle as a stage, making an experience out of the ordinary, with a different atmosphere to capture the richness of our Mexican heritage. Kuxtalo is to see art in every step you take, to live unforgettable moments.

Live Kuxtalo, Live every heartbeat.

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Eco-Park Molonhi Location: Santa Bárbara de Almoloya, San Pedro Cholula, Puebla.

Year: 2021 Intervención: 16,000 m2 Team: Arely Ortega, Laura Venegas, Jandro Rabadán and Anaís Domínguez.

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Eco-Park Molonhi Ecoparque Molonhi

Circulations+Access+Bridges

Awareness

Sustainability

Urban Project

Recovery

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Reconnection with the river

Strategies

1.- River + Activities

2.- Union of activities

3.- Route

4. Adaptation to the terrain

Design process

The project is developed on the Rabanillo River, which flows behind the community's church and connects with the Almoloya washes. The objective is to recover the river as a strategic part of the connection between it, its environment and its people. We seek to provide strategies that are appropriate through the recovery of flora and fauna, avoiding agglomerations in the new normality, environmental care, generate self-sustainable elements and the redistribution of spaces in the area.

This will be accomplished through a natural route around activities. In this way, we promote the coexistence of people with the element of water, seeking to raise awareness and give it the value it deserves. By solving the lack of public spaces in the area, we seek to increase local commerce and allow everyone to enjoy the ecosystem with awareness.

Uses

Site

Vegetation gardens

Operation

Kid's Area

Energy Generation

Main Square

The Maze

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Ecoparque Molonhi Eco-Park Molonhi

Main Square

Energy Generation

Section

Section

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Dock architecture 2022 19

Michin's House Studio Box Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey Client: CEMUHI Location: Puebla, Mexico Year: 2019 Team: Union 13. Anaís Domínguez Espósito, Ariadna García Guzmán, Carlos Mendoza Cuateco, Erendida Elizabeth Hilario Hernández, Ivanna Sotelo Castrejón, Karla Paola Castillo Pego, Karla Verónica Cantú González, Laura Araceli Venegas Castillo, Ma. del Pilar Xochicale Xochicale, Marco Antonio Machorro Medina, María Fernanda Pérez Martínez, Miguel Ángel Moreno Casas and Pamela Tuccella Ramírez. architecture 2022 21

Design and Self-Construction Ephemeral Module

La Casa de Michin

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"La Casa de Michin" arises from the need to address the problems of care and awareness of the Atoyac River, which is one of the most polluted rivers in the country and which crosses a large part of the city of Puebla.

This project consists of the design and construction of an ephemeral module to raise awareness about the environmental care of water for children between 6 and 12 years old. The project was handed over to the CEMUHI partner so that they could begin their awareness-raising activities at their establishment.

Constructed Module

Module 1

Module 2

Module 3

Awareness

Learning

Experimentation

Entrance and presentation of the comic along with the game of recognition of values.

Space for talks and to discover water facts through didactic material.

Last section where a workshop on water filtration is held.

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La Casa de Michin

Photos by Pamela Tuccella

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Intervention San Juan del Río's Temple Location: Barrio el Alto, Puebla, Mexico.

Year: 2018 Intervention area: 1,600 m2 Team: Arely Ortega, Laura Venegas, Anabel Vargas and Anaís Domínguez.

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Social Project

Ground Floor

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We seek to create an environment that serves the community as a meeting point to strengthen the coexistence of people living in the Barrio del Alto and surrounding areas. We opted for the creation of modules that have different uses for any type of activities such as workshops, classes, bazaars, etc.. That can be adapted to any user and attract the attention of the people of the surrounding areas, but mainly to the children of nearby schools, so that they become interested in the area.

Likewise, we thought about how to maintain the place, so we proposed the creation of ideal places for possible businesses. The opportunity to have businesses in the area would help to increase and actively generate a better economy.

Ground Floor

First Floor

First Floor

Second Floor Library

Classes

Business Area

Circulation

Terrazas

Reflexion Area

Site Plan

Second Floor

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IntervenciónSan Templo SabRio's Juan Temple del Río Intervention Juan del

Sections

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Visualization of the modules architecture 2022 31

Library of Instituto Mexico Proposal Interior Design Location: Puebla, Mexico.

Year: 2021 Intervention area: 100 m2 Team: Saúl Hernández, Abraham Montes, Issac Amezcua and Anaís Domínguez.

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Interior Design Project

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Moodboard

The IMEX Institute wanted to create a new space for its students from elementary to high school. One of the main challenges was that the space was small for the entire institution and to complement the spaces for the different age groups and to meet the needs of the school.

We sought to innovate the idea of a library where both individual and group activities could take place, spaces for socializing, learning or just being. Therefore, we used the Learning Commons method to zone different activities in an area.

Library of Institute Mexio

Individual zone

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Anaís Domínguez Espósito 981 133 8700 anais021997@hotmail.com

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