ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO
2012 - 2014 // Ana Cristina Ledinich Villarreal
CURRÍCULUM VITAE
CONTACT
ANA CRISTINA LEDINICH VILLARREAL 23.Marzo.1992 Architecture student 9th semester Prolongación Marsella 2825-B, Col. Altavista, Monterrey, Nuevo León, México C.P. 64840 E-mail: anacledinich@gmail.com Phone: +52 (66) 22 79 21 84
PROFESSIONAL GOAL
EDUCATION
Use my current knowledge and experience to develop projects of excellent quality, environmentally friendly, adapted to its context, and contribute to the improvement of the same and the lives of those who inhabit it.
2013 - present -- College at Tec de Monterrey Campus Monterrey 2010 - 2012 -- College at Tec de Monterrey Campus Sonora Norte 2007 - 2010 -- High School at Tec de Monterrey Campus Cd. Obregón
ACADEMIC AWARDS
2014 -- Workshop award “Spaces for knowledge” Innsbruck-Sttutgart-Monterrey Workshop Tec de Monterrey + University of Stuttgart + University of Innsbruck + Hochschule für Technik Stuttgart 2013 -- Individual project selected for “Proyecta exposition” Architecture department Tec de Monterrey Campus Monterrey
COURSES & WORKSHOPS
2014 -- Workshop“Spaces for knowledge” 2013 -- Revit MEP course “CÁTEDRA TTQ” Tec de Monterrey Campus Monterrey 2012 -- Sketchup, Artlantis and Photoshop course Tec de Monterrey Campus Sonora Norte 2011 -- Autocad course CMIC Cd. Obregón 2010 - 2011 -- Artistic Makeup courses
EXPERIENCE
Jan 2014 - present -- Architecture Software Consultant at Tec de Monterrey Advisor of students of software used in the race, especially AutoCAD, Revit and Photoshop.
Aug 2013 - Dec -- Intern Architect at Corcuera Architects Collaborator in the office of Arch. Jorge Corcuera.. Participation in the production of drawings, renderings, and presentation graphics.
2010 - 2011 -- Makeup Artist Ma Makeup Artist in the work of Hairspray submitted on Cd. Obregón. Makeup Artist in the work of Cats submitted on Cd. Obregón.
COMPETITIONS & EXHIBITIONS
Oct 2014 -- Exhibition “Klasse Schule - So baut die Welt" ifa Galerie Stuttgart, Germany // Workshop Tec-UIBK-USTU
May 2014 -- Exhibition ”Spaces for Knowledge” Cátedra CEMEX Nave generadores Fundidora, Monterrey, N.L.
April 2014 -- Competition “Grand Prize of Young Architecture” Barrio Antiguo Densification - Monterrey N.L.
SKILLS & EXPERTISE
LANGUAGES Spanish (Native) English (Toefl:597) German (Just starting to learn it)
SOFTWARE Architectonic and constructive plans Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Revit Autodesk Revit MEP 3D Modeling and Rendering Google Sketchup + V-ray Artlantis Lumion Autodesk Revit Autodesk 3dmax Design/Layout/2D Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Office tools Microsoft Word Microsoft Power Point Microsoft Excel
MARINA DEL SOL
CONDOMINIUMS 5th semester // Individual Project
Marina Del Sol Condominiums is a set of beach condos located right on the beach in San Carlos, Sonora, these are intended for relaxation and enjoyment of its members in a comfortable and functional space that offers beautiful views of the sea.
THE SITE
LOCATION: San Carlos, Sonora
DESIGN PROCESS a. Study of the current situation
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SITE The field has a difference in height of 3.5 meters from the street. MEASURES NORTH: 20m SOUTH: 20m EAST: 40m WEST: 40m
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TOTAL AREA 800 m2
East Elevation
TOP LEFT Location map BOTTOM LEFT Site contours and site elevations TOP RIGHT a. Northeast view from site b. Marina Mar de San Carlos photography
South Elevation
North Elevation
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Circulations
Condominiums division
EAST VIEW Stepping into platforms for condos
VIEWS
Best views
Land for common area // Possibility of another condo
SOUTH VIEW Different levels to suit the topography
NATURAL LIGHTING
VENTILATION
MARINA DEL SOL
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ARCHITECTURAL PLANS
TOP LEFT Site plan
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BOTTOM LEFT Northeast facade BOTTOM RIGHT Southwest facade
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BEDROOM 1
KITCHEN
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ECOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES
SOLAR HEATER GREEN WALL
CROSS VENTILATION SOLAR PANELS
NATURAL LIGHT
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TOP LEFT Section C, C’ BOTTOM LEFT Section A, A’ TOP RIGHT a. Section E, E‘ b. Section D, D’ c. Section B´B’ BOTTOM RIGHT Exterior perspective Marina del Sol
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QUINTO SOL
BOUTIQUE HOTEL 5th semester In collaboration with: Karla Ulloa
Quinto Sol Boutique Hotel is inspired by the great Mexican painter and muralist HĂŠctor MartĂnez Arteche, it is designed to receive residents and visitors of the city of Hermosillo who want to admire the beauty of the capital from one of its most important cultural areas.
THE SITE
LOCATION: Hermosillo, Sonora
DESIGN PROCESS a. Study of the current situation
b. Design intentions
SITE Site without considerable unevenness
HÉCTOR MARTINEZ ARTECHE Quinto Sol is inspired by the work of Arteche, a major Mexican artist whose work standsout mainly in the state of Sonora, Mexico. Arteche was developed in the field of painting, sculpture, with an emphasis in the design and painting of murals.
MEASURES NORTH: 93m SOUTH: 80m EAST: 124m WEST: 125m TOTAL AREA 10,640 m2
VIEW TO CERRO DE LA CAMPANA The Cerro De La Campana is a natural icon of the city of Hermosillo, this is why Quinto Sol project is placed in the heart of the city for everyone to admire it.
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NORTH VIEW Cerro de la campana
SYMBOLS
Privileged view
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TOP LEFT Location map BOTTOM LEFT Process diagrams TOP RIGHT a. Cerro de la campana photography pho b. Arteche´s painting photograhy
SERVICES // COMMERCIAL TRADE
BOTTOM RIGHT Project zoning
GUEST ROOMS
CENTRAL COURTYARD
CIRCULATIONS
TOP LEFT Site plan BOTTOM LEFT Hotel Boutique exterior perspective (Main facade) RIGHT First level plan
SYMBOLS First level architectural plan 1 - Lobby 2 – Gift shop 3 - Administrative area 4 - Boardroom to book 5 - Special events kitchen Spe 6 – Special events room 7 - Restaurant 8 - Restaurant kitchen 9 - Laundry room 10 – Storage room 11 – Central courtyard underground
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c. TOP LEFT Facades BOTTOM LEFT a. Restaurant perspective b. Lobby perspective TOP RIGHT Types of rooms a. Junior Suite b. Master Suite c. Presidencial Suite BOTTOM RIGHT Section A, A’
TOP LEFT Section B, B’ BOTTOM LEFT Hotel Boutique exterior perspective (Restaurant area)
SYMBOLS Second level architectural plan 1 -- Spa 2 -- Gym 3 -- Bar
4 -- Events reservation area CI -- Machines room
L -- Cleaning area R -- Wardrobe
J -- Junior Suite M -- Master Suite
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TOP LEFT Section C, C’ BOTTOM LEFT Hotel Boutique Interior Patio perspective
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SYMBOLS Third level architectural plan J -- Junior Suite M -- Master Suite SP -- Presidential Suite
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CI -- Machines room L -- Cleaning area R -- Wardrobe
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M 405
CRAFT MARKET 6th semester In collaboration with: Jose Luis de Alba y Roberto Tellez
M 405 is a new market concept, a space designed for recreation and coexistence of Monterrey society and visitors to this beautiful city. It is composed of sales areas inside and outside and consists of restaurants, bars, exhibition areas and selling arts and crafts, rest areas, and 40 shops of various products.
THE SITE
LOCATION: San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León
DESIGN PROCESS a. Study of the current situation
b. Design Intentions
SITE The field has a difference in height of 2.5 meters.
COMMUNICATION The case study of the main visual points offered by the site is done, finding that mostly all the crowded sites and important views were found to be located to the west.
MEASURES NORTH: 78m SOUTH: 75m EAST: 78m WEST: 80m
SYMBOLS 1. Park 2. Juárez Plaza 3. Government Palace 4. El Centenario Museum// Church
TOTAL AREA 5,890 m2
Circulations Plaza
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KEYSTONE PLAZA The views thrown in the study are translated into the form of the square in such a way that provides a visual view toward all of them. It also invites the community to enter the space and communicate with the areas of importance.
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TOP LEFT Location map BOTTOM LEFT a. Current site status (contours at every five meters) b. Process diagrams
INTERNAL CIRCULATIONS
TOP RIGHT a. Plaza Juรกrez photography (West of the field) b. Northeastern architecture Site architecture photography BOTTOM RIGHT Project zoning
MARKET STORES
OFFICES
STORAGE & MANTEINANCE
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SYMBOLS 1 -- Art Gallery 2 -- Bar 3 -- Restaurant 4 -- Administrative Area 5 -- Storage and Maintenance
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LEFT Architectural plan RIGHT Architectural exploded M405 perspective
ROOFS Roofs in different levels to allow natural light and cross ventilation
STRUCTURE & WALLS Modulated structure that houses indoor and outdoor premises
BASEMENT Basement that compensates the height difference on the field and allows different levels within the project
Site plan
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TOP RIGHT Section A, A’ BOTTOM RIGHT M 405 west entrance perspective
West facade
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ECOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES
ENERGY SAVING Solar Panel Light Poles
ECOLOGICAL PAVING STONE To lighten the heat produced by concrete
SOLAR PROTECTION Using pergolas and decks
NATURAL LIGHTING Open Spaces
GRAY WATER RECYCLING Recycling system for irrigation of vegetation
DRIP IRRIGATION Vegetation in the region and maintenance drip
TOP RIGHT Section B, B’ BOTTOM RIGHT M 405 east entrance perspective
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SPORTS CENTER MITRAS
7th semester Archery field and Racquet Club: individual projects Master plan in collaboration with: Diana Pelรกez, Oscar Safi y Federico Gonzรกlez
Mitras sports center is designed as a recreational area in the city of Monterrey, Nuevo Leรณn which offers various facilities and spaces for the practice of sport and admiration, besides being a place that offers fun, relaxation and contact with nature for the user.
THE SITE
LOCATION: Cerro Las Mitras, Monterrey Nuevo Le贸n
DESIGN PROCESS
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TOP LEFT Location map
a. Study of the current situation SYMBOLS Existing roads Bridges Small slope 0m to 30m Basin 25m to 50m Mountain 30m to 165m Plateau 165m
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BOTTOM LEFT a. Current site status (contours at every five meters) b. Concept diagram TOP RIGHT a. Aerial view of the site b. View of Basin 1 BOTTOM RIGHT Master Plan
b. Design intentions REDISCOVERING THE MOUNTAIN The project seeks to generate different spaces that create diverse feelings and interests in their users and at the same time connect them fully with the hill and the city.
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s It seeks to integrate into a complete circuit different green paths, ie wooded trails that allow exploring the complex multiple paths that surprise with beautiful views and full contact with nature. Sidewalks major nodes join the sports center and enable these alternative paths to create various great experiences.
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MASTER PLAN SYMBOLS Parking Green area
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DESIGNED SITUATIONS FOR MITRAS HILL WALKABLE PATHS Interaction with Mitras hill
GREEN AXES Different city views
SITE TYPES Respect to the existing topography
OUTSIDE SPORTS The basin embraces and protects the central area
CABLE RAILWAY Transport + privileged site views
SITE Use of height differences for design
FLOWN BALCONIES Rest within of the green trails that rise up to the plateau
VEGETATION Small root trees for sun protection
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SYMBOLS
BUILDINGS TO DESIGN
1 -- Center for basketball, volleyball and handball 2 -- Stage 3 -- Residences 4 -- Gym 5 -- Gymnastics 6 -- Tennis Courts 7 -- Velodrome 8 -- Swimming Center 9 -- Archery field 10 -- Squash, Badminton and Fronton Center 11 -- Sports Table Center 12 -- Open-Air Auditorium 13 -- Cable Railway 14 -- Parking Area (green area between the city and the hill)
Archery field Squash, Badminton and Fronton Center
ARCHERY FIELD DESIGN PROCESS a. Study of the current situation Location very close to natural stone wall basin 3
b. Design intentions IMMEDIATE CONNECTION WITH THE HILL Taking advantage of the topography the archery field is designed underground, making it safer and better integrated to the context.
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TOP LEFT Process diagrams BOTTOM LEFT a. Site plan b. Architectural plan TOP RIGHT Architectural exploded BOTTOM RIGHT Longitudinal section
Walkable roof and sun protection in the grandstand area
STRUCTURE Retaining wall embed on the hill
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South Facade
LEFT Archery field facades TOP RIGHT Archery field perspective BOTTOM RIGHT Cross section
RACQUET CLUB -- SQUASH, BADMINTON & FRONTON DESIGN PROCESS a. Study of the current situation
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HILL CONNECTION
Location very close to natural stone wall basin 3
The fronton court, being the largest, dictates the size of the design grid. .
Division of volume in different functions. Disposal volumes very close to the basin. Structure that is anchored to the basin.
ARRIBA IZQUIERDA Plano de ubicaci贸n ABAJO IZQUIERDA a. Situaci贸n actual sitio b. Diagrama de concepto ARRIBA DERECHA a. Vista a茅rea del sitio b. Vista de cuenca 1 ABAJO DERECHA Propuesta Master Plan
TOP LEFT Process diagrams TOP RIGHT Site plan BOTTOM Racquet Club main entrance perspective ent
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SYMBOLS 1 -- Lobby 2 -- Multi-purpose space, area for growth of grandstands 3 -- Fronton Interior Court 4 -- Fronton Outside Court 5 -- Badminton Area 6 -- Storage 7 -- Services and Circulations (WC, Lockers, Snack Areas) 8 -- Cafeteria 9 -- Squash 10 -- Squash Exhibition Area 11 -- Outside Badminton Area 12 -- Hill Trails and Intersections with Green Sidewalk 13 -- Badminton Observation Balcony 14 -- Fronton Observation Balcony
ROOF
MIXED STRUCTURE Beams: steel Columns: concrete
SOLID AND CURTAIN WALLS
TOP LEFT First level architectural plan BOTTOM LEFT Architectural exploded TOP RIGHT Second level architectural plan BOTTOM RIGHT Badminton exterior perspective
BASEMENT
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ARRIBA IZQUIERDA Plano de ubicaci贸n ABAJO IZQUIERDA a. Situaci贸n actual sitio b. Diagrama de 12 concepto 13
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COMMUNITY CENTER
CERRO DE LA CAMPANA Cátedra blanca XXIII // 8th semester In collaboration with: Lysette Velázquez, Idalia Estrada, Teresa Arana, Susana Cantú, Mez Gallegos y Cristina González.
The Community Center "La Campana" is located between two of the most troubled neighborhoods of Monterrey city and its main purpose is to transform this area as a real community, creating friendly ties between its people and sense of belonging to the place.
THE SITE
LOCATION: Cerro de la Campana, Monterrey Nuevo Le贸n.
Site
Cars bridge
Dry river
Pedestrian bridges
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TOP LEFT Location map Cerro de la campana - East of the site Colonia Altamira - West of the site BOTTOM LEFT Elements of the site plan TOP RIGHT a. Photography from site to Cerro de la Campana b. Photography from site to Colonia Altamira BOTTOM RIGHT Site contours plan
TOTAL AREA 12,601 m2
CURRENT USE The place is used as an improvised soccer and baseball field, where the community organizes tournaments for more than 47 teams in the area. Small market on weekends. Meeting point for the habitants and the workers.
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ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAM Due to identified needs in the area the following achitectural program was developed for the Community Center:
1. Circulations study based on pedestrian bridges
2. Design grid based on previous studies
3. Integration of sports program and circulation porch
4. Program development
-- PUBLIC SPACE -- SPORTS AREA -- NURSERY SCHOOL -- KINDERGARTEN -- LIBRARY -- DINING ROOM -- WORKSHOPS -- FUNDEFAM A.C. OFFICES
TOP LEFT Project development diagrams BOTTOM LEFT Perspective from Dry river entrance to library TOP RIGHT a. Constructive module b. Module exploded BOTTOM RIGHT Perspective from Santos CantĂş Salinas entrance to library
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CONSTRUCTIVE SYSTEM REPEATABLE MODULE PRECAST MATERIALS CONSTRUCTION IN LESS TIME AND LABOR
b. STEELDECK
JOISTS “I” STEEL BEAM “I” STEEL COLUMN ALUMINUM FRAME HOLDING THE PANEL WINDOWS “MULTYPANEL” PANEL GRAY SHEET
TOP Module detail Section (materials specifications) BOTTOM LEFT Kindergarten patio perspective BOTTOM RIGHT Kindergarten terrace perspective
IPR beam 12” x 8” L 8.80m
Steel frame 2” 1.20m x 0.80m Glass 1/2” 1.10m x 0.70m
PTR 4” X 1” L7.50m
Ternium panel cal.26 4” x 6” x 3”
IPR beam 12” x 8” L 8.80m Concrete f’c= 200kg/m2 t 10-18cm Reinforced rebar Corrugated steel sheet TR-101 cal.24
Glass 1/2” 1.10m x 0.70m Steel frame 2” 1.20m x 0.80m Steel frame 2” 1.20m x 2.50m
Glass 1/2” 1.10m x 2.40m
Concrete surface 0.10m Reinforced rebar Compacted fill Ground soil
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TOP LEFT Communitary center first level plan TOP RIGHT Library and workshops second level plan BOTTOM RIGHT Module types BOTTOM Section A, A’
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SYMBOLS Communitary center first level plan 1 -- Offices 2 -- Dining room 3 -- Workshops 4 -- Porch 5 -- Park with exercise equipment 6 -- Grandstand with vegetation 7 -- Football field 8 -- Polyvalent courts 9 -- Kindergarten 10 -- Nursery school Library and workshops second level plan 11 -- Library 12 -- Workshop room 13 -- WC
KINDERGARDEN
SERVICES MODULE Built with concrete blocks and “I” beams
COMMON MODULE Built with precast panels and “I” beams
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SYMBOLS Nusery school second level plan 1 -- Teachers’ room 2 -- Milk bank 3 -- WC 4 -- Infants C 5 -- Infants’ dining room 6 -- Infants A y B Kindergarten second level plan 7 -- Polyvalent room 8 -- Services (WC, storage y circulations) 9 -- Playground // terrace
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TOP LEFT Nursery school second level plan TOP RIGHT Kindergarten second level plan BOTTOM Section B, B’
KINDERGARTEN
TOP LEFT Site plan BOTTOM LEFT Porch perspective TOP RIGHT Project construction stages BOTTOM RIGHT Perspective from Kindergarten porch to Santos CantĂş Salinas entrance
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CONSTRUCTION STAGES
STAGE 1 -- Football field, polyvalent courts, library, porch and landscaping.
STAGE 2 -- Kindergarten and nursery school
STAGE 3 -- Workshops and dining room
BA.16
DESIGN DISTRICT BARRIO ANTIGUO, MONTERREY, N.L. DENSIFICATION Competition “Grand Prize of Young Architecture” 2014 // 8th semester In collaboration with: Lysette Velázquez, Idalia Estrada, Oscar Safi y Jae Yoon.
BA.16 is a project designed to revive a valuable area that is part of the history of Monterrey. The main purpose of the same is to densify through the utilization of the centers of block, as well as consolidated plots and buildings available. With BA.16 Barrio Antiguo recovers life and becomes the new DESIGN DISTRICT of the city.
THE SITE
LOCATION: Barrio Antiguo, Monterrey Nuevo Le贸n.
DESIGN PROCESS DENSIFICATION + CULTURE Being Barrio Antiguo one of the few areas of Monterrey that still tells the story of the city, the objective is to restore it as a historic, resort and cultural center, making it an area with day and night life for people of all ages.
2.- CULTURE = HISTORIC HIGH VALUE UNINHABITED BUILDINGS Of the uninhabited buildings that were found, those of high historical value were detected to be preserved, restored and converted into CULTURAL PAVILIONS.
1.- DENSIFICATION = EMPTY SPACES For the densification, first the empty spaces were located, both, without construction as the centers of apple, and those constructed but that are currently unoccupied.
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PROJECT DEVELOPMENT TOP LEFT Location map BOTTOM LEFT Process diagrams
Pedestrianization
Creation of squares and access to B.A.
TOP RIGHT a. Aerial site view b. Barrio Antiguo photography pho BOTTOM RIGHT Development diagrams
Parking buildings
Concentration of high-density housing
16 levels buildings
4 levels buildings
INTERACTION BETWEEN BUILDINGS AND CULTURAL PAVILIONS
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SYMBOLS LEFT Master plan RIGHT Densification result diagram in people per hectare
Green area Pedestrian streets New buildings Parking buildings Cultural pavilions
DENSIFICATION RESULTS
TYPE OF APARTMENTS AND BUILDINGS In order to respect the urban scale of Barrio Antiguo, two types of residential buildings are proposed.
In the centers of apple sets of four stories high are designed, while the land adjacent to Av. Constitution arise fifteen stories high, achieving mitigate the traffic noise from the avenue to drain into the neighborhood.
In both cases three types of departments that make up the building are proposed, which helps to diversify the local population. pop The second floor of all buildings is intended for public use creating spaces for the community.
TOP Departments conceptual plans BOTTOM Architectural section that shows the connection between the new buildings in Barrio Antiguo and the cultural pavilons (Level 2 is the social level pav that integrates all the whole)
TOP Perspective from high-density building to Barrio Antiguo BOTTOM 3D example of a Cultural Pavilion Metal sandwich panel plan
BRIGHT LANDMARK PANEL HUNTERDOUGLAS ROOF
INTERIOR FACE: Corten steel sheet
CORTEN STEEL PANEL
EXTERIOR FACE: Corten steel sheet
INSULATION: High-density polyurethane foam// Thermal isolation
TERRACE
CORTEN STEEL BEAM ASSEMBLY:
Beyond the densification of the neighborhood, the project proposes a cultural regeneration of the area, since densification is not just to increase the concentration of people but to improve the quality of life of the users of the site. So a tour is introduced to raise the discovery of the old neighborhood through 16 pavilions. These arise from the connection of buildings of high historical value and the steel structures at a second level, creating a network of cultural, recreational and entertainment spaces.
TOP Barrio Antiguo facades with cultural pavilions and connections Morelos between Dr. Coss and Diego de Montemayor Morelos between Diego de Montemayor and Fco. Javier Mina Morelos between Fco. Javier Mina and Gral. Fco. Naranjo Dr. Coss between Morelos and Padre Mier BOTTOM Barrio Antiguo cultural pavilions perspective
MODELS & DRAWINGS
TOP Habitat 67 Montreal - Moshe Safdie Wood Model BOTTOM LEFT Munkegaards school - Arne Jacobsen Wood Model BOTTOM RIGHT Plaza Bicentenario Hermosillo, Son. Drawing with stylus
COMMUNITY CENTER Cerro de la Campana Wood model laser cut