PORTFOLIO AND CV - Andrea Linarte

Andrea Linarte Architect

Hello!

I’m Silvia Andrea G. Linarte, Architect

My passion for design was born as a child, which led me to choose architecture as what I want to practice for the rest of my life.

I am a person who enjoys to learn and I do it quickly. Over the years I have acquired social skills that help me develop quickly and I look for different alternatives to solve a problem.

I am attentive to details, creative and curious, I work well in a team and I am always willing to learn.

SILVIA ANDREA GONZÁLEZ LINARTE

10.25.2000

mexican

442.263.2717

silvia.andrea.goli@gmail.com

behance.net/SilviaAndreaGLinarte

https://www.linkedin.com/in/silviandreaglinarte/ @andrealinarte.arq

Queretaro, Qro.

Languages

Spanish

• English

• French

• Portuguese

Software skills

• AutoCAD

ArchiCAD

• Enscape

• Rhinoceros

Grasshopper

Photoshop

• Illustrator

• Premiere Pro

InDesign

Professional skills

Architectural design

• 3d modeling

• Architectural Visualization

• Rendering

Education

Bachelor of Architecture

2019 - 2023 | ITESM Campus Qro

High School

2016 - 2019 | Prepa UCO Qro

Certifications

Advanced Architecture Concentration

February - June 2022 | ITESM Campus CCM

Bioclimatic Architectural Design

March 2021 | ITESM Campus Qro

C1 IELTS Test

2023 | Cambridge University

TKT (Teaching Knowledge Test) Certification

2019 | Cambridge University

Awards

Award for the best project

June 2023 | ITESM Campus Qro

Most Outstanding Student Award

December 2022 | ITESM Campus Qro

Honorable Mention in Advanced Architecture

June 2022 | ITESM Campus CCM

Leadership and entrepreneurship

Founder and editor of digital magazine

2021 - today | La Cruz de Malta Daily

Youth group leader

2015 - 2022 | Liga Metodista de Jóvenes e Intermedios Planning of local, regional and national activities

• Design and digital communication

Photography

• Graphic and editorial design

• Digital illustration

• Mock-ups

Hobbies and interests

• Interior design

• Photography Cinema

• Literature

• Writing

• Cooking

Sports

• Music

“For a world full of architecture that feels with people and nature”.

“Por un mundo lleno de arquitectura que sienta con las personas y la naturaleza”

- Silvia Andrea

Centro Cultural Nenúfar

NUEVA ESTACIÓN

Academic Project | Semester 8 | March - June 2023

Team: Jatziri Ortega y Dannae Vázquez

Professors: Flavio Rodríguez, Francisco Bulos, Ana Karina Gómez, Jocelyn Reyes.

Archicad | Rhinoceros | Grasshopper | Enscape | Photoshop | Illustrator

Nueva Estación - Centro Deportivo y Cultural, is part of a series of projects designed by the government of the municipalities of Tequisquiapan and San Juan del Río. This project is located in Tequisquiapan, Qro.

The concept consists of creating a connection space between the present and the past. What we seek is to create a link between the roots of the old train station and the future Tequisquiapan that continues to grow.

With this in mind, the shape of the spaces is inspired by a tree in a more contemporary way that we find in the columns of the buildings in the project, alluding to the roots that must be had to aspire to tomorrow.

El banco de germoplasma se encuentra subterráneo aprovechando el rodeo preexistente directamente conectado al área de aprendizaje y ciencias.

Auditorium

• Basketball/ volleyball court

Cultural Center

• Multipurpose room

Courts

• Soccer 7

Playground

Green areas

• Jogger

• Climbing wall

• Gym

• Clinic

• Offices

• Food Zone

• Toilets

• Dance

• Art

Además, su ubicación funciona como herrmaienta para la conservación de las semillas en cuestión de temperatura y exposición solar.

• Music

• Toilets

• 2 multipurpose courts

• Toilets

Parking lot

Circulations

COLUMNS’ STRUCTURE

Rainwater

Steel anchor

Dry leaves and debris filter

se propuso en casco de Hacienda esto como una referencia de la conexión que se tiene con las raíces culturales del lugar.

El objetivo fue dejar el casco sin tocar los muros respetando así la preexistencia.

HSS beam 40x40cm

chlorine dispenser

Water filter

Filtered water container

Steel sheets

Bamboo Guadua Aculeata

The main structure of the project is made up of a series of columns that support the roofs that cover the buildings of the project.

These are made up of an HSS beam in the center surrounded by bamboo and fixed with steel sheets. Next to the HSS beam there is a pipe that drains rainwater to a biodigester that filters the water to be reused to irrigate the green areas that function as urban furniture.

RAÍCES | SEMBRANDO FUTUROS

Academic project | Semester 7 | August - December 2022

Team: Marcela León Sterling

Professors: Diana García, Rodrigo Pantoja, Rubén Garnica, Agustín Solórzano, Fernanda Peña

Advisors: Dany Cruz, Luisa Medina

Raíces is a research and educational center that seeks to be a catalyst to raise awareness of caring for the environment.

The project is proposed in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato in the Botanical Garden “El Charco del Ingenio” which is a space for conservation. The challenge consists in the definition of landscape and how we can take the vision of “El Charco” from another perspective to make a proposal that is consistent and respectful of the pre-existing conditions.

The program starts from a germplasm bank, which is a space that allows the genetic diversity of a crop to be conserved. From this “heart” it unleashes the research and education program.

Seed improvement experiments as well as seed storage would be carried out at the research center. In the learning area, the aim is to raise awareness among visitors through subterranean immersion in the germplasm bank and the existence of interactive workshops for better information retention.

SCIENCE EDUCATION

The germplasm bank is located underground taking advantage of the pre-existing herd directly connected to the learning and science area.

In addition, its location works as a tool for the conservation of seeds in a matter of temperature and sun exposure.

The learning area was proposed in the Treasury as a reference to the connection that one has with the cultural roots of the place.

The objective was to leave the helmet without touching the walls, thus respecting the preexistence.

CENTRO CULTURAL NENÚFAR

Academic project | Semester 6 | February - June 2022

Team: Grecia García, Ángel Cruz, Hillary Lugo

Professors: Cuitlahuac Aréchiga, José del Villar, Carlos Chacón, Manuel Becerril, Isidoro Michan, David Hernández

Rhinoceros | Enscape | AutoCAD | Illustrator

This project is the final delivery of the concentration in Advanced Architecture, whose characteristic has the power to propose an architectural solution that could respond to current needs and future needs.

With this in mind, the “Nenúfar Cultural Center” was born, which proposes a sustainable option with high structural technology that allows responding to current and future architectural needs; in which the city can be rebuilt without the need to waste the previously allocated materials.

This project is located in Atlmpa, in the Cuahutémoc delegation of Mexico City, the challenge was to be able to propose an innovative space but not leaving aside the memory of the area.

BIOMIMETICS ARCHITECTURE

Cubierta de concreto armado

Reinforced concrete deck

Patrones de Nenúfar de aluminio

Aluminum Water Lily Patterns

The structural system of the cultural center is a biomimetic interpretation of the Amazonian Water Lily plant.

The proposed structure is a system based on column and slab, which supports the load of large spans through its ribs rooted in the column which, due to its shape, allows the entry of light that casts shadows from the water lily on the ground.

Steel column

Columna de acero

Cultural workshops were chosen since, after the site investigation, we concluded that the Atlampa community was made up almost entirely of vendors and workers from the surrounding factories, this does not favor the lives of the families that reside in the area. zone.

With the workshops you can start the process of social reactivation and therefore improve security.

The auditorium is part of the two important nodes of the project, it has characteristics of an amphitheater with the same premise of reusing materials from previous industrial buildings.

Interior design

PERSONAL PROJECT

Year: 2023

Place: Queretaro, Qro.

This design was made for Silvia and Miguel Ángel who were looking to remodel their garage and living room.

Among his requirements was changing the garage floor and relocating the television.

Living room A

se propuso en casco de Hacienda esto como una referencia de la conexión que se tiene con las raíces culturales

El objetivo fue dejar el casco sin tocar los muros

El banco de germoplasma se encuentra subterráneo aprovechando el rodeo preexistente directamente conectado al área de aprendizaje y ciencias.

Además, su ubicación funciona como herrmaienta para la conservación de las semillas en cuestión de temperatura y exposición solar.

Living room B

se propuso en casco de Hacienda esto como una referencia de la conexión que se tiene con las raíces culturales

El objetivo fue dejar el casco sin tocar los muros

Objectives:

The chosen floor has the quality of greater ease of cleaning.

The central path of stones helps to absorb rainwater that falls from the roof.

The vegetation was chosen based on the climatic characteristics, so the Sansevieria was the most prevalent plant, providing clean air.

In addition, a semi-roofed space with a steel pergola was proposed to give the space versatility and to be able to host meetings with friends.