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SENER VILLAHERMOSA TABASCO

University: Universidad Iberoamericana Professor: Juan Pablo Serrano Individual project Date: January-May 2019, 10th semester Recognition: Honorific mention Location: Villahermosa, Mexico Use: Government offices Built area: 105,000 sqm Population: 80,000 employees Softwares: Archicad, Rhino, Grasshopper, Photoshop and Cinema 4D

This project consists of the supposed relocation of the national secretary of energy (SENER) from Mexico City to Villahermosa. With the intention to decentralize the political power of the country’s capital and spread economical resources to the other states. The project’s location is behind one of the poorest neighborhoods of the city where there are no offices nor relevant retail, this with the purpose of rehabilitating the area and bringing opportunities to the local community that a project of this size can give. The SENER building consists of four elliptical towers dividing four areas of the secretary of energy, with a circular base where the connections between buildings, public area, roads and parking are located. Low maintenance, sustainability, local materials and incorporation of nature are part of the project’s ideal and concept.

Villahermosa Map- Site

Poject and Context

Context Photo 01

Context Photo 02

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Floor Plan-Lobbies

Floor Plan-Parking Lot

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Lobby Section A

Lobby Section B

SLICE SHELTER

University: CENTRO (Centro de Diseño y Comunicación) Specialty: Creative Coding for Design Professor: Giancarlo Di Marco Individual project Date: January-May 2020 Softwares: Rhino, Grasshopper, Kangaroo, Heteroptera.

This project aims to use small tree branches that do not have a big commercial use to create surfaces and spaces with the union of the branches slices. In this particular case, the generated surface is focused on creating a conceptual refuge for the individual. The branches are not subjected to any regularization process, therefore the algorithm takes into account the organic shape of the wood slices.

Fixed distance between slices

Maximum radius allowed in slices

Slice example

Minimun radius allowed in slices

Cut for joints between slices

Surface and baseline

Baseline projected on surface in z-axis

Random points on the surface attracted to projected line

Repulsion field between points

Final point location

Representative circles of the wood slices

Security offset for slices

Junction lines

Junction lines scaling

wood slices with subtraction for joints

Joins between slices

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DWG for laser cutting for wood slices

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DWG for laser cutting for joints Y

Idea generation

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COMPETITION FOR THE EXPANSION OF THE GUADALAJARA AIRPORT

Architecutural Firm: Serrano Monjaraz + S*arc Directors: Juan Pablo Serrano and Salvador Rivas Client: Gropo Aeroportuario del Pacifico Recognition: Second Placer Location: Guadalajara, Mexico Date: June-August 2019 Participants: Bosco Arquitectos (winner), Frida Escobedo, Victor Marquéz, Paola Calzada, Benjamin Romano, Pascal Arquitectos, GVI y Gilberto Rodríguez. Expansion Area: 42,000 sqm Remodeling Area: 38,000 sqm

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Ground floor

Project Designer

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Responsibilities:

Architectural

3D model manager Interior video manager Main lobby designer Facade design collaboration Renders collaboration Roof design collaboration

Software: Rhino, Grasshopper, Photoshop

The Competition for the Guadalajara Airport consists of two parts. The first one is an intervention of the existing building to create a better connection between the arrivals and the exit of the airport. The second part involves the construction of a commercial area, hotel and offices in a building attached to the existing one. As well, this new building intended to become the new face of the airport and the company GAP (Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico).

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Section 01

Project and Context

Sustainable strategies diagram

Construction phase diagram

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NEP TIJUANA AIRPORT CBX

Architecutural Firm: Serrano Monjaraz + S*arc Directors: Juan Pablo Serrano and Salvador Rivas Client: Gropo Aeroportuario del Pacifico Engineers: WSP Project Manager: JLL Schematic Design: Estudio LAMELA Location: Tijuana, Mexico Construction Area: 51,000 sqm Remodeling Area: 20,000 sqm

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Project Responsibilities: Architectural Project Leader August 2019-March 2020

Construction Documents: Plans, sections, facades, floors, walls, ceilings, gates, ironworks, masonry details, wall sections, sanitary cores, doors, cataloged, etc.

Section 1

Coordinator of architectural specialties: Lighting Design by L+F Signage Design by Soluciones Señaletica Architectural coordination (SMa) with engineering (WSP): Structure, electrical, hydraulic, HVAC, fire protection, Revit model, budget estimate. Software: Revit, Autocad.

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NEP Tijuana is a project designed by Estudio Lamela leaving the project in a schematic design phase. Serrano Monjaraz Arquitecos (SMa) was hired by WSP to create the constructive documents based on the original design. This new part of the airport was focused on the CBX (Cross Border Xpress) creating areas and courses where the passengers never need to legally enter Mexico and cross directly from plane to the USA and the other way around. The third level is where people arrive from CBX at the airport where they find two options, the first one is to take a national flight and the second one is an international destination. If they take a plane to another part of Mexico, they will need to pass through migration and check-in their luggage in the same level and then go to the ground floor into security. If the destination is international, they will go directly to documentation and then to security, after this into the second level to a special waiting room that has no contact with the other waiting rooms of the airport. All this without legally entering Mexico.

PASILLO DE SERV.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

MASTERPLAN ATIZAPAN

Architecutural Firm: TAAU (Taller Abierto de Arquitectura y Urbanismo). Design Director: Jaime Brambila Location: Atizapan, Metropolitan Area Mexico City. Date: April-August 2020 Site Area: 23,821 sqm

Project Responsibilities: Architectural Designer • • • •

3D model Renders Plans and Sections Urban Distribution collaboration

Software: Rhino, Autocad, Photoshop

This project consists of developing the master plan for an urbanization in Mexico City’s metropolitan area. The main goal was to organize a given number of predesign buildings on the site, overcoming the complex topography.

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2033 FIFTH AVE NEW YORK

Architecutural Firm: Frida Escobedo Handel Architects Design Director: Frida Escobedo Client: RAY, L&M and NBT Engineers: WSP Location: Harlem, New York, USA. Construction Area: 18,900 sqm DESIGN IN PROCESS

5th Ave

126th St

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Render by Luxigon

This Building is clearly divided into two parts, the podium and the tower. On the podium, in addition to having an event and retail area, it is home to the NBT (National Black Theater). The tower is mainly residential apartments and amenity spaces. The main purpose of the design is to incorporate the essence of the neighborhood and NBT, using materiality based on the values and traditions. To achieve it rhythm, proportion and simplicity are one of the main architectural desires of the project. Project Responsibilities: Architectural Designer

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3D model manager Tower design coordinator Coordinator of materials in facade Facade design collaboration Renders collaboration Podium design collaboration

Software: Rhino, Photoshop, Autocad

Render by Luxigon

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