Pedro Augspach I Architect +32 486 42 20 54 pedroaugs@gmail.com be.linkedin.com/in/augspach/ 4 Rue de Treves, Bruxelles ,Belgium
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Skills Drafting & 3D modelling -
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3D Max ArchiCAD AutoCAD Rhino Grasshopper + Plug ins V-Ray (Rhino + 3D Max) Sketchup
Education
Work ADM Project Architect Nivelles, Belgium
2013 M.Arch. Sustainable Environmental Design Architectural Association (A.A.) London, Uk. September 2011 - February 2013
2012
August 2013 - present day
Selected projects Project name
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International Gastronomic Centre
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Refurbishing the Catalinas Norte development
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New Oxford Street
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Central St. Giles environmental Studies
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Tandil town hall
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Low cost rural school
June 2013
180 room hotel. Plans, 3D models & renders, and environmental analyses
Emprenurban @ FEN Hoteles -
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Autodesk Ecotect EDSL - TAS Energy plus Radiance Autodesk Visari WinAir (CFD software)
Februray 2013
Editing & presentation
December 2010 - June 2011 (-1year)
Overall construction supervision of 80
2011
Parametric design course Architectural Association (A.A.) Visiting School
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May 2012
Uruguay.
Gath + A Arquitectos Buenos Aires, Argentina
June 2011
February 2006 - November 2011 (4+ years)
In charge of drafting, 3D drawings,
January 2011
submission supervision
Teacher Assistant -
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Public space Competition Submission
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Urban Masterplan M.Arch. Dissertation
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Selected for the end of year project review exhibition
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Mixed Use M.Arch Term II Project
Selected for the end of year project review exhibition
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Mixed Use M.Arch Term I Project
Selected for the end of year project review exhibition
overall project design and team
Adobe Platform Microsoft office Platform Languages
and 130 room hotels in Argentina and
Buenos Aires, Argentina
2010
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In charge of project development
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Simulation
Project details
Universidad de Buenos Aires,
2009
English French (presently learning) German Spanish
Arch. Architecture and Urbanisim Universidad de Buenos Aires (U.B.A.) Buenos Aires, Argentina March 2002 - June 2009
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Argentina
Competition Submission September 2010
Honourable Mention
March 2010 - June 2011
Invited due to Merrit in courses of: Architectural design I Architectural History I
January 2009
Competition Submission Argentinean Architecture Bienale Honourable Mention
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Competition Submission
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Summer sunrise
sunlight
daylight ventilation
privacy
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International Gastronomic Centre, Brussels, Belgium.
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Access halls Auditorium Class - Practice Class - Theory Kitchens
Main Goals: • Generate a semi-permeable façade to Place Flagey encouraging pedestrian flow in synergy with the restaurants in the ground floor. • Exploit the view over Place Flagey • Achieve a low energy building Methodology • Programmatic deconstruction for understanding the best orientation based on user demands • Generation of pedestrian “streets” on the ground level.
Laboratory Library Lodgements Offices Orchard Press Restaurants Shops 2
TV Studio
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M.Arch Dissertation Project
Refurbishing the Catalinas Norte development, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Main Goals: • Encourage pedestrian flow within the urban environment of the business district of Buenos Aires. • Recover neglected spaces by integrating the dissolved grain with the consolidated urban tissue. • Generate an inclusive community Methodology • Creation of semi-public spaces to stimulate a sense of community • Insertion of public and residential programmes within the site to alter the present fixed schedules set by the surrounding office buildings • Identification of time frames when the most pedestrians are found in outdoors. • Provide wind protection and solar availability within the identified time frames through the use of sensible architecture so as to stimulate sedentary activities outdoors.
Private Midday
12:00 - 14:00
Private
Semi Public
Private Morning
8:00 - 10:00
Afternoon
Public
Space transition diagram from private to public through Semi public
17:00 - 19:00
Insertion of semi public space in order to strengthen a sense of community
Identification of time frames when there is more people outdoors commuting from one space to another
Present situation pedestrian flow: Pedestrians only cross to reach final destination
Pedestrian flow with proposal: Pedestrians cross back and forth consolidating the urban grid
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Solar Penetration
The sun path diagram ilustrates the solar penetration between the hours identified as the ones when pedestrians are more likely to use the space in the morning (8:00 to 10:00) yearly. 0°
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Pedestrian activity in analyzed spot during the morning hours of the identified warm period
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315°
Diffused solar radiation
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W/m² 250< 300° 60°
01 Jul
01 Jun
01 Aug 285°
01 May 75°
Direct solar radiation exposure
Air velocity m/s 5<
200<250
% of time exposed 100
150<200
80<100
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100<150
60<80
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20<40
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01 Apr
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90° 9:00
18:00 255° 01 Nov
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Pedestrian activity in analyzed spot during the morning hours of the identified cool period
01 Dec 01 Jan 120°
240°
W/m² 250<
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135°
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150° 195°
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Diffused solar radiation
180°
165°
Direct solar radiation exposure
Air velocity m/s 5<
200<250
% of time exposed 100
150<200
80<100
3<4
100<150
60<80
2<3
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20<40
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M.Arch Term II Project
New Oxford Street, London, U.K.
Main Goals: • Generate a connection between the British Museum and Free Mason’s sq. • Achieve complete independence from non renewable energy sources to satisfy thermal demands. Methodology • Generate a “room in the city” through the creation of a courtyard which meets established agreeable conditions. • Keep plan depth within “passive zone” to encourage passive strategies. • Encourage user interaction with building elements
5’ Walk
British Museum
Site
Free Mason’s sq. Seven Dials
Daylight Factor
kWhr/m ² annual
Shoe box parametric thermal and daylight studies
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30 % Window to floor ratio
40 % Window to floor ratio
30 % Window to floor ratio + Light Shelf
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International Competition
Tandil Town Hall, Tandil, Argentina.
Main Goals: • Provide a civic plaza for the people of Tandil. • Create a strong Iconic image resembling the slipping stone of Tandil.
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Methodology • Creation of a plinth underneath the proposed civic plaza housing all programmes with a public nature • Perforation of the plinth with circular patios for daylight
Press secretary
Honourable council
Secretary of social development Secretaries
Secretary of planning Secretary of economic development
Intendance
Private Archive space Private offices Public Administration Circulation space
Legal and technical secretary Government secretary Secretary of Sanitation
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