Architecture portfolio 2024 - Andrea Rubio by Andrea Rubio

Andrea Rubio Architecture portfolio

2018 - 2023

Awards 2023

2021

Honorable mention with masterʼs thesis “Observatory F.L.O.R.A.” Design Educates Awards (Germany) MAEBB 2021-22, IAAC Winner IAAC scholarship competition with entry “Adaptive Waste” for Master in Advanced Ecological Buildings and Biocities // Valldaura

2019

2018

Merit Award with entry Housing” AIA San Diego Awards (USA - México) CROstudio

Directors Choice Award “Lagos Waste-Lab” Arch o Waste competition (USA) Simbiosis

Publications + Exhibitions

Andrea Paola Rubio Paredes

2023

Mexican architect focused on sustainable design. Passionate for digital fabrication, material research, wood working and teaching/academia.

Published with masterʼs thesis “Observatory F.L.O.R.A.” in Designboom, ArchDaily, Divisare, Dezeen, Detail Magazine and Arquine. MAEBB 2021-22, IAAC

2019 2018

Exhibition and Pub Premio Felix Candela “Memoriales del 7 y 19 bre” through various in México and Spain. Simbio

Education Enrolled Jan 2024

Barcelona, Spain andrearubio18@gmail.com +52 (664) 491 50 15 andrearubio18

Oct 2021 Sept 2022

Aug 2011 Dec 2015

Skills SOFTWARES

AutoCAD Rhino 7 Archicad(BIM) Revit Architecture(BIM) Sketchup

Feb - Aug 2013

2023 Current

Teacher ( U Bachelorʼs tion//Urban (Rhino - Twin

Master in Advanced Ecological Buildings & Biocities (MAEBB) Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) Valldaura Labs - Barcelona, Spain

2022 Current

Founder ( 3D printing Fabrication/ (Rhino - Gra

Bachelor’s of Architecture: Honorable Mention Universidad Iberoamericana Tijuana Tijuana, México

2018 2023

Freelance Architecture projects//De engineering (Rhino - Arch

Feb 2020 Aug 2021

Junior arch Project coor scales//Build ization// Co (Rhino - Arch

Jan 2018 Jan 2020

Project Arc Manager fo Construction ordinating M

Postgraduate Fab Academy BCN: Applications and Implications of Digital Fabrication Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) Barcelona, Spain

Certiﬁcation in Architecture: “Sustainable community management and interdisciplinary projects” Universidad Iberoamericana Tijuana Tijuana, México

GH + Ladybug Twinmotion Enscape Illustrator Photoshop InDesign

Nov 2016 Nov 2017

HARDWARE

3D printing (clay&plastic) Laser cutting Carpentry tools CNC routing & milling

May 2014 June 2016

Project Arc Coordinator and urban ization// Co ing visuals fo

Designer ( Internationa studies//Ma (AutoCAD -

“Apan Social - Design

2018

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Finalists with entry “Embarcadero” Premio Felix Candela and IESARQ (Spain and México) Simbiosis

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2018 2017

Exhibition and Published in “Del territorio al habitante” and “Redensificación Urbana” by Mexicoʼs Institute of the National Fund for Workerʼs Housing (INFONAVIT) and Arquine. CROstudio

METAL

Simbiosis estudio 2023

Work Experience

Universidad Iberoamericana) Tijuana level focused on Sustainable design strategies//Digital fabricanism//Design development//Lectures//Material research. nmotion - Adobe suite - 3D printing - Laser cutting - CNC)

Extractica ) Tijuana products and finishes made out of waste//Computational design// //Biomaterials in order to promote circular design. asshopper - 3D printing - Laser cutting)

( Simbiosis estudio ) Tijuana / San Diego e competitions//Project manager for housing and commercial esign development//Construction documents sets//Coordinating teams//Administration//Fabrication detailing//Site supervision. hicad - Adobe suite - Twinmotion)

hitect ( Design Opera ) Los Angeles / Tijuana rdinator for residential and commercial projects from a variety of ding codes in USA and México//Design development//3D visualonstruction document sets. hicad - Twinmotion - Adobe suite)

chitect ( Bartolini arquitectos ) Tijuana or multiple remodeling projects, residential and commercial facilities. n documents sets//Supervising project teams//Administration//CoMEP engineers. (AutoCAD - Rhino - Revit - Sketchup - Adobe suite)

chitect ( CROstudio ) Tijuana / San Diego r for competition entries regarding rural social housing prototypes reactivations//Research boards//Design development//3D visualonstruction documents sets//Coordinating MEP engineers//Marketor book publications. (AutoCAD - Rhino - Adobe suite)

( Estudio Santander ) Tijuana / San Diego al architecture competitions//Design development//Environmental arketing graphics//Construction docs sets//Site supervision assitant. Revit - Sketchup - Adobe suite)

WOOD F.L.O.R.A. thesis 2022 Poro|city 2022 Hotel elementa 2020 - 2021

CLAY

APAN rural housing 2017 - 2019

Simbiosis furniture METAL

Simbiosis Metal furniture design

Simbiosis estudio is an architecture and research studio meaning the transformation from an autonomous entity (individuals, cities and regions) disappears and rises to the merge of several entities that constantly evolves together.

Project type: Architecture Fabrication Furniture design Competitions

A team of architects established by 3 partners based in Tijuana / San Diego, the complexity of our region has guided the idealization of our design through a multidisciplinary practice.

Team: Jorge Jimenez Felix Oscar Cortes Landa Andrea Rubio Paredes

Simbiosis estudio has received national and international recognition, promoting design under urban catalysts, technology and fabrication.

Photography: Jorge Jimenez Felix Francisco Palacios

Currently the office explores material behavior through CNC milling and plasma cutting, welding techniques and machine bending by designing aluminum and carbon steel furniture.

Simbiosis furniture METAL

Client: Minia MX // Nail salon Type: Retail design & construction Location: Tijuana, MX Year: 2023 Status: Built

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Metal furniture design

560 Elevations

Pieces dimensions

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476 874

450

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563 400

R20

874

400

CS1 1505 484

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R13

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R20

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CS2

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563

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CS3

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Simbiosis furniture METAL

CNC arrangement

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CS: Carbon Steel 1/8” AL: Aluminum 1/8” W%: Waste percentage

441

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*Dimensions in mm

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Client: Beauty salon Type: Retail design Location: Tijuana, MX Year: 2023 Status: Built

Simbiosis furniture METAL

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

F.L.O.R.A.

Forest Lab for Observational Research and Analysis

A mass timber building located in the most extensive green space in the metropolitan area of Barcelona, Collserola Natural Park. Measuring over 8.5 metres in height, the master thesis project sources invasive pine trees within the park through rigorous forest management and traceability procedures. All seventy trees are then cut and the wood is then processed by the master students to create CLT panels. F.L.O.R.A will be used to house a researcher for a short period of time that will be studying the biodiversity of the park, furthermore will be using the new weather station introduced by F.L.O.R.A. Housing a bird radio, bird houses, working and projection space, and bird watching spaces, the project seeks to be immersed within nature and to create an ecological interactive prototype.

Project type: Final thesis // Master in Advanced Ecological Buildings & Biocities ( IaaC ) Status: Built Team: 18 students Alex Hadley (Coordinator) Bruno Ganem (Fab-lab) Vicente Guallart (Director) Daniel Ibañez (Director) Location: Valldaura Labs, Cerdanyola del Valles, Spain Program: Research cabin Cámara obscura Biodiversity magnet

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

Wood sourcing

1 Forestry management with specialists // Removing 70 invasive pine trees

2 Log traceability through color patte

Design strategies

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

Bridges // Exploring In order to recognize and interact with the different tree types on site, a series of platforms guide down the prototype for a surrounding experience.

Core // Research The exterior box is covered by educational panels, while the inside is designed for specialists of the forest to use it as a work station for analyse surroundings.

erning

3 Lumber production (October - November)

Biodiversity magnet Camuflaging in the forest by growing crawlers throughout the envelope to attract more and different biodiversity.

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

Mesh // Transparency The envelope net provides safety while it’s pattern gives visibility along the pathways but leaving each end open for site seeing.

4 Wood drying (October - July)

Construction sequence

CLT

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

1. Process lumber: good quality and moist lumber pieces were selected and cut into strips of 3.5cm thick. 2. Laminating: processing final thickness of 2.5cm for planks later on stacked in layers with alternated directions, making a criss-crossed grain for stability and compression. 3. Gluing and pressing: adding glue proportionally to the panel’s size and in between layers, to later on place inside hydraulic press for even pressure through 3 to 4 hours. 4. CNC routing: once the adhesive is fully bond, we transport each panel to the CNC machine and route edges. 5. Finishes: sanding to achieve final smooth surface and coating with natural varnish for moisture protection. 6. Assembly: 26 wood panels from a variety of sizes composed walls, floor and ceiling were assembled using scaffolds and student’s team effort. *Panels processed at Valldaura labs carpentry

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F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

Construction sequence

GLULAM

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

1. Custom press design: using left over wood, we made a structure to hold large metal clamps every 50cm to provide uniform pressure for our 12 meter beams and other structural elements. 2. CNC routing - Dovetails: joinery technique known for tensile strength, each lamela was CNC routed for precise cutting. 3. Gluing and pressing: adding glue proportionally in between layers, to later stack and place into custom press for even pressure through 3 to 4 hours. 4. Finishes: sanding to achieve final smooth surface and coating with natural varnish for moisture protection. 5. Bridges assembly: once each beam and is finished, we continue by screwing and fixing with metal connectors raw wood elements and planks to assemble each bridge. 6. Crane sequence: with the help of a qualified crane technician, students and staff guided the lift in order to protect the surrounded trees and align each bridge to the clt core, to later on screw and assemble with the structural diagonals below. *Beams and bridges processed at Valldaura labs carpentry

12 meter long beam(exterior) - Dovetail sequence

12 meter long beam(interior) - Dovetail sequence

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

Construction sequence

CORK

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

1. Design: two layers of cork with different panel thicknes were applied. The first layer protects the clt core, while the second layer is modulated for aesthetic and moisture protection. 2. CNC routing: the pattern was designed and arranged for CNC routing for edge precision and generate less waste. 3. Assembly: the internal layer was screwed to the clt panels, while the exterior layer was glued and pressed over the first cover with a special mortar. Insulation: providing both thermal and acoustic. Panels are suitable for walls and floors to regulate temperature and reduce sound transmission. Renewable: harvested from the bark of oak trees, which can regenerate afterwards. Waster resistance: while cork is not entirely waterproof, it can resist moisture to some extent.. Fire resistance: cork has inherent fire-resistant properties. *Panels routed at Valldaura labs carpentry

INTERIOR LAYER

EXTERIOR LAYER

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

Construction sequence

MESH

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

1. Design intention: the surrounding net was digitally designed with Rhino and Kangaroo, testing deformation and tension. 2. Camouflage: the aperture of the net was carefully selected to allow plants to crawl and spread along its shape, in order to blend the structure with the forest and attract more biodiversity. 3. Cutting: 250 square meters of mesh were cut into 4 pieces, previously tested physically to understand the material’s flexibility and movement. 4. Labeling: tagging each anchor point in order to instruct the sewing. 5. Stitching: sewing the four pieces together, considering two types of stitching for reinforcement and later assembly. 6. Assembly: hooks were fixed over the main frames and lower core structure in order to unfold the envelope and tense it’s shape to a secure position. *Panels processed at Valldaura labs carpentry

Cut Stitched Front (main frame) Side (net & elm tree) Back (entrance) Side (net & oak tree)

F.L.O.R.A. master thesis WOOD

Poro|city - MAEBB WOOD

PORO | CITY The project is developed in ‘Sociopolis’, a proposed urban development planned and partially realized in Valencia, Spain during 2002 - 2010. The design intended to instigate a synergistic, biodynamic community to house those typically underserved by municipal public housing efforts in Spain. PORO I CITY is a mass timber building, served to be a residential program in which 20% of the building is provided for Recreational & Sports Facilities. Within the building, it pursues an architecture of in-between recreational spaces, floating and connecting systems that allow better ways of creating different typologies of public space that promote more collective interactions between all users. Through the flexibility of mass timber construction, thermodynamics, and self-sufficient strategies, Poro-city provides feasibility to re-imagine cities that can re-adapt socially, economically and sustainable ways of living.

Project type: Second term - Urban // Master in Advanced Ecological Buildings & Biocities ( IaaC ) Team: Suwapat Rodprasert Pongpol Punjawaytegul Andrea Rubio Staff: Aley Hadley (Coordinator) Vicente Guallart (Director) Daniel Ibañez (Director) Location: Valencia, Spain Program: Housing Recreational Sports activities Areas: 4,032 sqm - Housing 1,600 sqm - Recreational

Poro|city - MAEBB WOOD

Structure sequence

Poro|city - MAEBB WOOD

Floor plan & general section

Poro|city - MAEBB WOOD

Common areas & Housing units

The building provides two common areas responding to different recreational interactions and two types of housing units which furnish different user needs: Common 1: Public area

Approaching a more relaxing and festive ambiance. Common 2: Private sports area for residents

The program is placed between the timber truss structure, providing a new complex topology for people to interact differently with the activities.

Unit A: Mezzanine

Located on the upper part of the building, focusing on young and active couples and families. Unit B: Single

While the lower part provides temporary stay for young athletes.

Poro|city - MAEBB WOOD

Hotel elementa - Design Opera WOOD

Hotel Elementa Restaurant / VIP cluster / Spa

Located in a 9 Acre property in the vineyard side of Valle de Guadalupe, Elementa is a project that pursues an architecture of contemplation and respect for its surroundings where olive trees prevail the landscape. In order to maintain the spirit and language of Valle de Guadalupe’s design essence, the project is divided into six separete buildings throughout the site with conservative, two-story heights and varying lengths. By spliting the hotel rooms into clusters of four, it allowed a more accesible distribution throughout the site without creating a single, massive building containing all of the rooms and having to remove the neighboring olive trees. The restaurant, being one of it’s main attractions, through the use of glass accordion doors around the restaurant primary space and semi-open wooden pergola, the lines between an indoor and outdoor space are blurred, immersing users into the landscape.

More info:

http://www.designopera.com/?/page/adf3/elementa/

Project type: Hotel Design Opera team: Gregory de Peña Christian Santini Bernardo Enriquez Oscar Cortés (DD/CD sets) Andrea Rubio (DD/CD sets) Braulio Lozano (Renders) Location: Valle de Guadalupe, Ensenada, B.C., México Awards: AIA LA | Restaurant Design Awards - Unbuilt Restaurant Program: Restaurant Spa Villa VIP clusters Clusters Pool area Entrance Employe’s facilities

Hotel elementa - Design Opera WOOD

3 A B 6.0

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2 A B 6.0

11'-1 1/2"

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9'11 "

6 A B 6.0

11'-1 1/2"

5 A B 6.0

Lobby 102

V-3

S ala de masaje 115

S ala de masaje 114

S ala de masaje 113

W.C 112

12'-1 1/4" 5'-7 3/4"

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7 A B 6.1

17'-9"

Vestíbulo 101

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Pasillo 103

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Almacén 107

5 A B 6.0

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BIMcloud: Designs-iMac.local - BIMcloud Basic for ARCHICAD 23/Batiz Hotel-Spa

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3 A B 6.0

2 A B 5.0

2 A B 6.0

Hotel elementa - Design Opera WOOD

cubierta de concreto, modelo de piedra por definir. Mueble de lavabo de carpintería con acabado de encino natural y cubierta de concreto.Ver elevaciones interiores para más info.

4 5

Lampara suspendida, modelo por definir.

Espejo empotrado en muro con marco a definir. Mueble de lavabo de carpintería con acabado de encino natural y cubierta de piedra, modelo de piedra por definir. Ver elevaciones interiores para más info. Tragaluz Marca Lamilux Modelo F100SG-R W801 120 rund K30 ZB LOD500, ver ficha tecnica para mas info. Mueble de recepción a base de carpintería, ver elev. int. para mas info.

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1 A B 6.0

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Pergolado a base de vigas de madera de encino blanco de 1"x6".

Tanque sensorial, ver ficha téc. para mas info.

Asiento en banca a base de trablón encino.Ver elevaciones interiores para más info.

130'-1/4" 56'-3 1/4"

20'-1 1/2"

8'-7 1/2"

11'-7 1/2"

Lote III-C Delegación Valle Guadalupe, Ensenada B.C. 22755

V-2

Vestidores 108

S ala de masaje 109

V-7

101

B odega 116

Propietario: B atiz Guillen Pedro. Superficie Documental: 9-20-21 hectar. Superficie R eal: 9-20-21 hectar. M2 de Construcción: 2,201.67 m2 Clave Catastral: CG-Q81-032 Giro: -

4 A B 6.0

V-3

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Tanque S ensorial 111

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W.C. 105

S ala de E spera 104

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Clave de R eferencia Nota: Todos los colores serán seleccionados por el Arquitecto.

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Símbolo de Ventana

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Terraza 106

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Símbolo de Puerta

No. proyecto: 1909-1 Dibujado: Opera R evisado: Opera Ubiación de archivo: BIMcloud: Designs-iMac.local BIMcloud Basic for AR CHICAD 23/Batiz Hotel-SpaBatiz Hotel-Spa

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Símbolo de Nota

Materiales Muros de concreto colado con cimbra lisa y terminado de

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Hotel elementa - Design Opera WOOD

APAN rural housing INFONAVIT (Instituto del Fondo Nacional de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores) and CIDS (Centro de Investigacion para el Desarrollo Sostenible) launched a program to solicit new approaches for affordable rural housing. They commissioned 84 design firms from México and the United States to design prototypes for dwelling units optimized for different states and climate zones across the country. INFONAVIT colluded with New York–based firm MOS to help narrow the schemes to 32 projects, develop a master plan for a campus of built prototypes and design an education center to promote awareness about them. The campus is located in Apan, about 50 miles northeast of México City and was completed in the beginnings of 2019.

Project type: Social housing Urbanism - Research CROstudio team: Adriana Cuellar Marcel Sanchez Andrea Rubio Blas Herrera Ryan Goodwin Photography: Jaime Navarro

Built Location: Apan, Hidalgo, Ciudad de México Published: “Del Territorio al Habitante” by Infonavit & CIDS (2017)

APAN rural housing - CROstudio ADOBE

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Intervention Site: Ejido Nueva Colonia Hindu

Ejido Nueva Col. Hindu

Tecate: A cross-border territory, where the infrastructure of resource is the main element in the physiographic pattern configuration of the territorial development, such like adobe ovens and brick production. The prototype is an approach to contemporary rural territory, an evolving housing prototype and opportunistic in adapting to the growths between family and their sources of work.

APAN rural housing - CROstudio ADOBE

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Rural Housing

Low/Middle class Housing

Middle class Housing

Housing typology and Context

Roof: Shingles / Corrugated sheet

Roof: Concrete

Walls: Block / Brick

Slab: Soil

Roof: Concrete

Slab: Soil / Concrete

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Moderate boundary Semi Open

Confined Walls

Property Line Barriers

Growth type: Attachment / Independent

Growth type: Attachment

Transformation and growth

Location: Front / Back

Location: Up / Back

Location: Up / Front

Centralized housing allows density growth throughout each families needs. In proportion of site, the housing mass is minimal due to agriculture, animal breeding or handcraft activities. Due to the type of limits, it tends to generate diversity between family and collectives.

Centralization continues but loaded on one side due to the limitation boundaries that emphasize individuality of families, generating less collective interaction. The ratio between site of the land housing mass is reduced but continues allowing density through a second level, in addition of the use of better construction materials.

The house typology emphasizes the individualization of families, notably reducing the site and doubling its volume, obtaining more interior space but greater defragmentation of activities. Limits prevent family bonding and interaction.

Conclusion

APAN rural housing - CROstudio ADOBE

Semi Delimited Semi Open

Main Unit Design

Facility grouping efficiency Natural Lighting

Cross Ventilation

Variation of units that allow personal-family-neighborhood identity

Use of materials and resources from site production

Thermal Insulation Double walls

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Basic Unit as family and community integrator

Access and Gradients (private and public)

Inner courtyard as articulator and transition space for rural and housing activities

Multidirectional and modular expansion system

Practical access for future commercial growth

APAN rural housing - CROstudio ADOBE

Conﬁgurations

Axonometric

Main Level

Upper Level

Type 01 Main Unit + Front (living) + Rear (living)

Type 02 Main Unit + Front (commercial) + Rear (living) + Lateral (living) + Upper level (living)

Type 03 Main Unit + Front (commercial) + Rear (living) + Upper level (living x2)

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APAN rural housing - CROstudio ADOBE

Type 04 Main Unit + Front (commercial) + Rear (living) + Lateral (commercial) + Lateral (living) + Upper level (living x2)

APAN rural housing - CROstudio ADOBE

Barcelona, Spain

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