THIS IS MY WORK 2012. ANDRES LOPEZ FRANCO PORTFOLIO
CONT ARCHITECTURE Hybrid Mixed-Use Housing Project Robert Crown Center CTA Blue-Line Division Station Little Village Community Center
TECHNICAL STUDIES Water Pump Warehouse and Office Marina City Towers Crystal Unit III
GRAPHIC DESIGN Maria Fernanda Arango BluVitals So It Goes Band Asocriadores Tiro Pesado Andres Lopez Franco
3D VISUALIZATION Restaurant L’Angolo The Kitchen Ubate House T House
PHOTOGRAPHY
TENT ANDRES LOPEZ FRANCO Master in Architecture - 2012
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Bachelor in Industrial Designer - 2007 Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
THIS IS MY ARCHITE WORK.
ECTURE ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION TECHNICAL STUDIES
HYBRID MIXED-USE HOUSING PROJECT 2011. ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION TECHNICAL STUDIES
HYBRID - HOUSING PROJECT
Project Type: Academic Year: 2011 Intervention: Design Proposal Description: A 5.3 acres site, located in Chicago at the corner of Halsted and Clybourn, was given to develop a mixed-use
project that would include three different types of housing (High, Mid and Low Rises) with aprox. 530 units in toal, commercial space, a museum and at least 30% of green space.
Chicago - Urban Sprawl
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Chicago is a city with more than 9 million people and an area of approximately 6,900 square miles. Each year it keeps growing and spreading even more. This urban sprawl is taking over the rural area and decreasing the ecological footprint that is very important to preserve the planet, the especies and even for us. The rural area lost from 1982 to 1992 in the US was equivalent to Maine and New Hampshire while the equivalent of Ohio was lost during 1992 to 1997. Calculations show that by 2050 the area lost would be almost as half the East Coast of the US. Images and Data Source: - US Department of Transportation http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/ - http://chil.us/
Chicago Data:
Rough Calculations:
Year: 2000
Chicago Population:
9,157,540
Average Medium
Total Workers in the Chicago Area:
4,218,108
1200 7.92
Commute Percentages:
miles per month
tons
:
60
CO2 annual emissions
21 mpg
Average Commute
:
Average SPEED :
miles per day
30 miles to work 30 miles back
40
trees to offset per year
x
:
30 m
60 mph
2,994,856
at Highway
cars
Other x
x
120,000,000
trees to offset per year
71% 11% 11% 3% 4%
2,994,856 persons drive their cars alone each day to work.
Sprawl
C o m m u t i n g l o n g d i s t an c e s
C O 2 e m is s io n s
R e d u c t io n of E c o l o g i c a l F o o t p r in t
When urban sprawl increases, commuting and CO2 emissions are raised generating a reduction of the ecological footprint. How can we change this and preserve what ever is left of the natural footprint?
CHICAGO
Image: Chicago - Lake Michigan andreslopezfranco
CONCEPT DIAGRAMS
SUSTAINABILITY
LESS
LESS COMMUTE
CO
PRESERVE
ECOLOGICAL
2
BRING
FOOTPRINT
PEOPLE
TO THE
?
CITY
HYBRID The project consists of a variety of programs that would combine to merge the chararcteristics of urban living and the suburbs. A residential tower is extruded in the north part of the site to accomodate the majority of the housing units. This provides great sunlight distribution and a maximization of the views as well as a low shading impact over the site. The rest of the housing is distributed on the East and West wings providing other housing options. The East wing is only residential responding to the character of Clybourn St. The West wing is a combination of programs with a mutation from residential (at the north) to a museum (on the south) passing through office space and hotel. This was ment as a evolution from private to semi-public/public. The two wings are elevated to reduce the building footprint and to allow a neighborhood infill over the site. The site itself would provide green space for public activities as well as some commercial like restaurants and a grocery store.
HOW Create a sustainable project that combines the best of the suburbs living (Sun, Air, Views and Green Space) with the best of the city living (Proximity, Population Density and Programmatic Diversity).
OFFICES
HIGH-RISE
COMMERCIAL
MID-RISE LOW-RISE
SITE 5.3 acres
MUSEUM
3 different types of housing required.
Distribution based on reduction of shade and optimizing sunlight and views.
Elevation: Reduction of the building footprint and maximizing views.
Addition of complementary programs. Museum is required.
UNITS LOW RISE
2nd FLOOR SETBACK
2 BEDROOM
3rd FLOOR SETBACK
1 BEDROOM STUDIO 1 BEDROOM
1 BEDROOM/DUPLEX
MID RISE
1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM
3 BEDROOM
STUDIO 2 BEDROOM
MIRRORED: PREVENTS PROXIMITY IN BALCONIES
DOUBLE SIDED GENERATION OF PATTERN
Plot Area
5.3 Acres
Building Area
842,900 Square Feet
FAR
3.6
BUS STOP VEHICULAR ACCES PEDESTRIAN ACCES
HYBRID SITE
Image: Hybrid Site - Bird’s Eye View
8
PROGRAM DIAGRAM HIGH RISE HOUSING
GROCERIES STORE GREENHOUSE LOW RISE HOUSING GREENHOUSE
GREENHOUSE
LOW RISE HOUSING
B
BOTANICAL GARDEN
HIGH RISE HOUSING
GROCERIES STORE GREENHOUSE
Cl
yb
ou
rn
Av e
8
LOW RISE HOUSING
MID RISE HOUSING
Halsted Ave
A
MID RISE HOUSING
BOTANICAL GARDEN GREENHOUSE
SITE PLAN SCALE 1:64” = 1’
N
LOW RISE UNIT
SITE SECTIONS:
MID RISE HOUSING roof
- 108’
l6 - 96’ l5 - 84’ l4 - 72’ l3 - 60’ l2 - 48’ l1 - 36’
roof
- 108’
l6 - 96’ l5 - 84’ l4 - 72’ l3 - 60’ l2 - 48’ l1 - 36’
HIGH RISE HOUSING
LOW RISE HOUSING PARKING
CROSS SECTION - A
SCALE 1:32” = 1’
HIGH RISE HOUSING
INDOOR PRAIRIE GREENHOUSE MID RISE HOUSING MID RISE HOUSING ACCESS
INDOOR PRAIRIE
BOTANICAL GARDEN GREENHOUSE PARKING
LONGITUDINAL SECTION - B
SCALE 1:32” = 1’
ELEVATIONS
WATER MNGMT.
HVAC
HVAC
PARKING LEVEL PLAN
SCALE 1:128” = 1’
to river
Image: Water Management water storage
SOUTH ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
SCALE 1:64” = 1’
SCALE 1:64” = 1’
WEST ELEVATION
SCALE 1:64” = 1’
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
SCALE 1:128” = 1’
EAST ELEVATION
SCALE 1:64” = 1’
TYPICAL TOWER FLOOR PLAN
SCALE 1:128” = 1’
LOW RISE UNITS
LOW RISE PLANS
LOW RISE UNIT
3 BEDROOM
1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM
Low Rise Diagram Image: Low Rise Units
3rd FLOOR 2nd FLOOR 1st FLOOR
LOW RISE DIAGRAM
1 BEDROOM STUDIO 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM
LOW RISE PLAN
SCALE 1:16” = 1’
MID RISE PLANS
MID RISE PLAN
SCALE 1:32” = 1’
MID RISE UNITS
Image: Mid Rise Units
1st FLOOR
2nd FLOOR
MID RISE MODULE PLAN
3RD FLOOR
SCALE 1:16” = 1’
1 BEDROOM/DUPLEX
1 BEDROOM
GREENHOUSE SPACE
2 BEDROOM
3 BEDROOM
STUDIO
LOW RISE DIAGRAM
BOTANICAL GARDEN
Image: Botanical Garden
HIGH RISE PLAN STUDIO 1 BEDROOM
3 BEDROOM
HIGH RISE PLAN
STUDIO
SCALE 1:16” = 1’
LOW RISE DIAGRAM
FINAL MODEL
CIRCULATION DIAGRAM
The building has different points of access. The main entrance is located at the base of the tower while other 4 access points are distributed along the wing and serve as entrances to the different programs held by the hybrid.
STRUCTURAL STUDIES
Steel is used for the structure using bracing members to help hold the lifted building over a set of cores and columns.
ROBERT CROWN CENTER 2011.
ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN WEB DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION CASE STUDIES
ROBERT CROWN CENTER
Project Type: Academic Year: 2011 Intervention: Design Proposal Description: A 5.3 acres site, located in Chicago at the corner of Halsted and Clybourn, was given to develop a mixed-use
project that would include three different types of housing (High, Mid and Low Rises) with aprox. 530 units in toal, commercial space, a museum and at least 30% of green space.
DIAGRAMS SITE
BUILDING
720,000 sf
community center
The 720,00 sf site is located in Evanston, IL at the intersection of Main St and Dodge St. The neighborhood is quite residential with a school adjacent to the site on the east side.
BOTTOM OF SITE
The project requires a building with a significant diversity on the program including several activities from a ice hockey to a community library.
BENDING
REACHING OUT
The building was pushed to the bottom of the site to create a strong presence on Main St, the principal road of access to the site.
MAIN
SPACE
CIRCULATION
GENERATION
ACCESS POINTS
Extending the building to reach out the corners and create a connection with both sides, East and West, specially the corner of Main and Dodge which is the most important and noticeable among the four corners.
The long stripe was then modified and bended creating ‘INs’ and ‘OUTs’ to generate a strong character that would invite pedestrians into the b uilding and the site as well as generate spaces for programming and appropriation.
The stripe was maintain defining the main circulation path throughout the building. The modifications and cuts created spaces that would pop out of the main stripe generating the space required for each program definition and getting highlighted and differentiated from the rest of the building. The negative space resulting from these cuts gives the sense of inviting people into the building defining the point for accessing the building.
VENDORS
ICE RINK
GYM
RECEPTION
MULTIPURPOSE
STUDIOS
THEATER
LIBRARY
THEATER
W.C.
W.C. THEATER ENTRANCE
SITE PLAN
SITE Plan Scale 1/32
N
EAST ELEVATION
SCALE 1:16” = 1’
WEST ELEVATION
SCALE 1:16” = 1’
ENTRANCE
W.C. LOCKERS W.C. MECHANICAL STORAGE
OFFICE
OFFICE W.C.
LOBBY
W.C. DECK
VENDOR
GYM MAIN ENTRANCE
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
MUSIC STUDIO
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
ENTRANCE MULTIPURPOSE ROOM MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
DANCE STUDIO
CAFE
LIBRARY
GATHERING
W.C. W.C.
MECHANICAL
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SCALE 1:16” = 1’
DECK
SOUTH ELEVATION
SCALE 1:16” = 1’
NORTH ELEVATION
SCALE 1:16” = 1’
SITE SECTION
SCALE 1:32” = 1’
GATHERING FURNITURE
GATHERING FURNITURE
Image: Outdoor Deck
OUTDOOR DECK
BUILDING SECTION
NORTH FACING SAW TOOTH
NORTH FACING SAW TOOTH
HOCKEY RINK VIEW FROM GROUND LEVEL
CROSS SECTION HOCKEY RINK
HOCKEY RINK
Image: Hockey Rink
CTA BLUE LINE DIVISION STATION 2010. ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION TECHNICAL STUDIES
CTA BLUE LINE DIVISION STATION
Project Type: Academic (In collaboration with Jyoti Mahil Shah and Edward Meunier) Year: 2010 Intervention: Design Proposal Description: This project proposed a new train station for the CTA Blue Line Division stop. The station would provide access
not only to the Blue Line trains but also to the future Circle Line trains. The intent for the project was to create a unique experience for the users by merging the identity of the CTA as Chicago’s main transportation system, and the image and feeling of Wicker Park, the neighborhood where the station is located.
EXHISTING CONDITIONS DIVISION MILWAUKEE ASHLAND
Division
M ilw au ke e
Ashland
N
EXISTING EXPERIENCE
1
Entrance: Not very visible, hard to find. Not ADA accessible.
2
Stairs: Narrow. Dirty and not pleasant. Tile and other materials damaged.
5
Machines: Complicated interface. Not clear.
3
Mezzanine: Full of bars that block visibility. Not a clean layout. Sense of claustrophobia. Poor and inconsistent signage.
6
Store: Not inviting. Usually closed. Dark.
4
Help Desk: Uninviting. Not helpful.
7
Platform: Narrow. Dirty and in bad condition. Not good signage. Not much sitting space.
8
Turnstiles: Sense of prison. Don’t want to touch.
INTERVIEWS I would like to see the empty storefronts filled
It isn’t quite the artist community I once fell in love with but part of my heart is still here and that is what has kept me here
A lot more trees
The Division stop?... It smells like pee!
WICKER PARK IDENTITY DIAGRAM
Healthy
Efficient
Green
Public
Connect
Overlap
Expression Color Original
Unique
Verticallity Clean
Proximity Urban
Gritty
CONCLUSION
SAFETY
GREEN
PUBLIC CONTROL
URBAN
EFFICIENT
GRITTY
CLEAN
ARTISTIC
PUBLIC FREE
Wicker Park Ukrainian Village
CTA Train HEALTHY
Wicker Park Ukrainian Village
PROPOSED
Experience
EXPERIENCE
CTA Train
Entrance:
Mezzanine:
A rare shape would create the entrance and would stand out from the rest of the buildings. This would make the station be easily located and remembered. Inviting, clear signage and with a clear representation of the identity of the community. Where the experience begins.
Is where the two end points connect and meet. Should be a open, wide space with a clear layout. Transparency and “see through” is very important for an easy understanding of the space. Various amenities (art expression, cafe) can be found here where the identity of the neighborhood is represented but with a feeling of a more controlled public space (safe, branded, healthy).
Platforms:
The platforms should have a clear, understandable layout. Visibility is a must for security reasons and to improve the experience. Good signage and guidance. Safe and controlled environment. It is where the experience begins.
Plaza: The entrance should be part of a bigger public “free” space where the identity of the neighborhood is embeded. This would attract the people and generate appropriation.
Circulation: ADA accessible. Clear and guided circulation in and out of the station.
Circulation: ADA accessible. Clear and guided circulation in and out of the station.
PLANS & SECTIONS
M
IL W AU
KE
E
ASHLAND
GROUND LEVEL PLAN
SECTION A
SECTION A
Plaza
Ramp Stairs
Plaza N
DIVISION
PLAZA
ENTRANCE RAMP
MEZZANINE PAID AREA
MEZZANINE PAID AREA
BLUE LINE PLATFORM
CIRCLE LINE PLATFORM
KEY PLAN SECTION B
N
MEZZANINE LEVEL PLAN W.C.
Mechanical
W.C.
Booth Mezzanine Paid Area
SECTION A
Coffee Shop
SECTION A
Turnstiles
Turnstiles Mezzanine Unpaid Area
Tickets/Info
Tickets
Bike Racks Mezzanine Paid Area
SECTION B
1
2 7 3
ACCESSIBILITY DIAGRAM
4
5
6
Fast Route Slow Route ADA Route Alternative Route
PROGRAM DIAGRAM
Plaza / Ground Level - 12,500 sf Tickets / Information - 283 sf Unpaid Zone 8,800 sf Paid Zone - 11,735 sf Blue Line Trains Circle Line Trains Cafe - 640 sf Bathrooms - 766 sf Mechanical - 355 sf
PLAZA GROUND LEVEL
MEZZANINE TURNSTILES
BLUE LINE PLATFORM
MEZZANINE
LITTLE VILLAGE COMMUNITY CENTER 2010. ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION TECHNICAL STUDIES
LITTLE VILLAGE COMMUNITY CENTER
Project Type: Academic Year: 2010 Intervention: Design Proposal Description: Little Village is a neighborhood in the south west side of Chicago with a population of 91,065. It is the most
dense neighborhood in the city. Eighty-three percent of the people in Little Village are hispanic and most of them are Mexicans. It is the place where most Mexicans immigrate to the city. It is also a very young neighborhood in the sense that most of the population is in their 20’s. This has increased the demand for good schools, parks, social services and youth programs. LVEJO is a non-profit organization that has focused their efforts on getting the site at 31st St and Sacramento Ave revitalized and regenerated for a park and a center that serves the community of Little Village. This is an attempt for a proposal on the community center.
HEALTH
GREEN SPACE SCHOOLS VOCATION CHICAGO ART
BUILDING
HARD WORKERS DENSITY
VALUESHISPANIC YOUNG
SPORTS
EDUCATION
LITTLE VILLAGE APTITUDE
TALENT
SPIRIT
LIBRARY INTELECTUALPUBLIC SAFETY
FAMILYSPANISH UNITY
ENGLISH
RELIGION MEXICAN-AMERICAN
Program: LVEJO worked with the community to create a program that would fit their demands. Children from the community
were an important influence in the project and they were the ones who came up with the list for the program. Our task was to filter this list to make the foundation of the project.
CENTRAL POINT GATHERING
WEAVE DIAGRAM
The weave creates a unique relationship between the programs and the circulation.
In elevation, the weave shows how a central point is created generating gathering.
ADJUSTED RESPONDING TO SITE
WEAVE APPLIED TO THE SITE
The weave concept applied to the site defined by W 31st St in the South, S Sacramento Ave in the East and the Park in the North side.
SKIN MEXICAN WEAVE
The yellow arrows are fixed to help get the people from the corner of 31st and Sacramento to the park. This creates a welcoming space that would guide the visitors as well. A big, open space creates the idea of “see through” the building so people from the outside can see the park at the opposite end. The woven programs are generated from this central space making circulation and access very clear to visitors.
PATTERN IN SKIN
The diamond is called the “Universal Design” in the Mayan culture and it is very popular in their weaves. The image at the far left is a typical design. The the four sides of the diamond represent the boundaries of space and time. The small diamonds in each corner are the cardinal points: east on top where the sun rises, west at the bottom for the end of the day, north on the left and south on the right. Often the east and west sides are colored blue to represent the Caribbean Sea to the east and Pacific Ocean to the west. At times a thin yellow line connecting east to west shows the sun's path across the sky.
SOUTH ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION
The weave concept is also applied in the facade to generate the urban character of the building. It emphasizes the entrance to the building at 31st and shows, at the opposite end, the exit/entrance to the park.
CIRCULATION DIAGRAMS
The weave concept applied to the program and circulation of the building. The inner spaces are woven and a central area is created. This space is used to get the people from the corner of Sacramento and 31st to the park passing through a building with woven programs. The circulation and access appears in a clear way along the central area.
Location:
SITE
ELEVATIONS
BUILDING SKIN
SOUTH ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
MODEL
FITNESS CENTER
SECTIONS:
POOL
ADMINISTRATION OFFICES
LIBRARY
SITE PLAN
N GYM
MUSIC / ART STUDIOS
MUSIC / ART STUDIOS
POOL
LOUNGE
THEATER ENTRANCE
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
Left Image: Wall Section Key Plan:
WALL SECTION
A
LIBRARY LOUNGE
The image above shows a typical interior space of the building. The metal screen provides shade and also frame the views from the interior of the building. In this particular situation, furniture is placed in a corner of the library to create a lounge type space for users to read and study.
GATHERING POINT
A lounge is created when uniting the two stairs. It becomes a small public area that invites people to relax, read, re even study. Short walls define the area giving a sense of enclosure. Soft seating encourages people to relax and enjoy the interior spaces that the building has to offer.
THIS IS MY TECHNIC STUDIES WORK.
CAL S ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION TECHNICAL STUDIES
PUMP MANUFACTURING WAREHOUSE 162 S Peoria Ave - Chicago, IL, USA Design plus Construction Documents Set of a Pump Manufacturing Warehouse and Office
3D SECTION
MARINA CITY TOWERS Bertrand Goldberg - Chicago, IL, USA
Structure Exercise Source: ARCAT “Kanalco LTD Aluminum Panel Systems”. http://www.arcat.com/arcatcos/cos39/arc39406.html (May 5, 2010)
METAL DECKING
STEEL BEAM
KANALCO LTD ALUMINUM PANELS
A
MARINA CITY WALL SECTION SCALE: 1/2” = 1’- 0”
B
MARINA CITY ELEVATION SCALE: 1/4” = 1’- 0”
A
KEY PLAN
CRYSTAL UNIT III Katsufumi Kubota Hiroshima, Japan
Source: Ballard Bell, Victoria. “Materials for Design”. Princeton Architecture Press, 2006. Pg. 34 - 37
A
4’
1
STRUCTURAL FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16” = 1’- 0”
8’
CLEAR FLOAT GLASS PAINTED STAINLESS STEEL PIPE ELASTOMERIC SHEET ROOFING CLEAR FLOAT GLASS
FLUORESCENT LAMP
PLASTER BOARD
STEEL H
HARDENER PAINTED CONCRETE FINISH LAYER
STEEL SQUARE PIPE
FLUORESCENT LAMP
STAINLESS STEEL BAR
8 1/2”
2
DETAIL A SCALE: 3/4” = 1’- 0”
THIS IS MY GRAPHIC WORK.
C DESIGN ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION TECHNICAL STUDIES
MARIA FERNANDA ARANGO Project Type: Commercial Year: 2008 Intervention: Design Description: Logo and stationery design for Maria Fernanda Arango, a renown lawyer from Bogota, who opened a new firm dedicated to structuring business according to law.
mariafernandaarango E S T R U C T U R A S
J U R Ă? D I C A S
BLUVITALS
Project Type: Commercial Year: 2007 Intervention: Design Description: Bluvitals is a new company that developes Bluetooth devices for health. These products transfer vital signs from the user’s finger to any other devices such as cellphones or computers. The logo was developed in order to simulate a finger print and also to give the notion of wireless or transmission waves.
SO IT GOES BAND
Project Type: Commercial Year: 2008 Intervention: Design Description: Logo design for a music band from Minneapolis, MN. The logo highlights the contrast of the band with a clean font that represents the contemporary, stylish, ‘chic’ and sophisticated side confronted with an irregular shape that symbolizes the abstract, different, critic and electronic part. The two elements combined can be seen as an image with character, strong personality, as So It Goes is.
SoItGoes Band
SoItGoes Band SoItGoes Band
SoItGoes Band
SoItGoes Band SoItGoes Band
SoItGoes Band
Band, Music, Rock & Electronic, New, Sophisticated, Contemporary, Revolutionary, Critic, Different, Not Common. Contemporary, Modern, Stylish, Chic, Lines Contrast, Abstract.
ASOCRIADORES TIRO PESADO
Project Type: Commercial Year: 2008 Intervention: Design Description: Web design for Asocriadores Tiro Pesado (Colombian Draft Horse Association). The association wanted a very informative, serious, elegant, simple and clean web page. The design supports all these characteristics and also gives importance to the images in order to cautivate the user’s eye and to express the greatness of the draft horse.
ANDRES LOPEZ FRANCO Project Type: Commercial Year: 2009 Intervention: Design Description: Web design for my personal portfolio.
THIS IS MY 3D VISUA WORK.
ALIZATION ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION TECHNICAL STUDIES
RESTAURANT Project Type: Personal Year: 2009 Intervention: Visualization Description: 3D visualization of two restaurant proposals.
L’ANGOLO Project Type: Personal Year: 2007 Intervention: Design & Visualization Description: 3D visualization of a living room.
THE KITCHEN Project Type: Personal Year: 2007 Intervention: Design & Visualization Description: 3D visualization of a house kitchen.
UBATE HOUSE Project Type: Commercial Year: 2009 Intervention: Visualization Description: 3D visualization of a proposal for a country house in Ubate, Colombia.
T HOUSE Project Type: Personal Year: 2009 Intervention: Visualization Description: 3D visualization of a personal project.
THIS IS MY PHOTOG WORK.
GRAPHY ARCHITECTURE GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY 3D VISUALIZATION TECHNICAL STUDIES
Left Page: Top: Kids having fun at a fountain during the summer in Boston, MA. Right Page: Just married in Chicago, IL.
Top Left Page and Right Page: Minneapolis Public Library. Bottom Left Page: Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN.
ANDRES LOPEZ FRANCO Master in Architecture - 2012
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Bachelor in Industrial Designer - 2007 Pontificia Universidad Javeriana