PORTFOLIO 2024 EN by Carlos Guerrero

PORTFOLIO

ARCHITECTURE

CARLOS GUERRERO 2018 - 2024

CARLOS ARMANDO GUERRERO CAMAÑO

Architect

Project Architect with comprehensive training in architectural, commercial, and urban design, complemented by structural criteria and engineering. Excels in teamwork and adapting to different contexts. Passionate about creating functional and innovative spaces, with a creative approach and meticulous attention to detail. Experience covering all stages of the design process.

Profesional Interests

Interior design, facade design, parametric design, preliminary design, urban planning, 3D modeling, graphic representation, diagrams, client interaction, project coordination, and site supervision.

EDUCATION

2017 - 2022 Universidad Iberoamericana Campus Santa Fe CDMX, Mexico.

Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture and Urbanism

2014 - 2017Prepa Tec CEM (Campus Estado de México), México. Highschool

LANGUAGES

Spanish

Native

WORK EXPERIENCE

2022MASS OPERATIONS, CDMX. Jr Architect

Participated in design as a Jr Architect and supervised the retail projects “DDCDMX,” “Campus Frisa,” and “SJI,” managing and coordinating engineering, specialists, contractors, and clients, achieving a 10% reduction in the estimated execution time without compromising quality.

August 2022 - Present

2022Top Floor Development, CDMX. Intern & Jr Architect

Worked as Intern and Jr Architect on 8 vertical real estate, retail, and hospitality development projects. Achieved a 25% efﬁciency in documentation and planning time for the executive projects. Coordinated with engineering, specialists, and clients.

February 2022 - February 2023

2021/2018PUNTO PROYECTO, CDMX. Summer Intern

Summer Intern developing 3 residential building projects, ensuring 100% compliance with regulations, structural criteria, and ﬁnancial viability.

August 2021 - December 2021 and Summer 2018

2020CGA ATELIER (Entrepreneur)

Worked independently mainly on competitions, renovations, interior expansions, and project coordination remotely. Developed a methodology to improve project stage times by 50%.

ACHIEVEMENTS

2024 2022 “DDCDMX” Winner in commercial interior design at the Paris Design Awards 2024, Finalist in the AAI Mexico National Award and the Noldi Schreck Award 2024.

“Pabellón Atmósferas,” 2nd place best thesis project in TPPD II Parametric Project Construction Workshop, Ibero.

Jan. 2024 ITW Wood Construction, Framing and Truss Design,

Jan. 2024 Housing and Cities, EPFLx

May. 2021 Architecture Storytelling Workshop, Catedra Mass.

Dec. 2020 Jun. 2021 The Architectural Imagination, Harvard EDX. Finalist in the “Titicaca Chapel” competition by Quechua Architecture Competitions.

HARD SKILLS

Autocad

Sketch Up

3DS Max

Rhinosceros + Grasshopper

Twinmotion

Vray Renderer

Photoshop

Ilustrator

InDesign

Premiere Pro

Mc Project

Mc Excel

Ofﬁce Suite

SOFT SKILLS

Creativity and Innovation

Effective Communication

Problem Solving

Critical ThinkingProfessional Ethics Revit

HOBBIES

BIM Render Engine

Adobe CS

Ofﬁce Suite

High Rise Design

R183 TOWER

Semester:

Professors:

6th Semester

Colaboration: Sabetay Palatchi, Rodrigo Becerra

Natalia García , Lucia Balleza

CAN A BUILDING FLOW?

The R183 Tower was an academic project for the “Design a Tower” competition by Fundarqmx and Gerdau Corsa. The goal was to develop a comprehensive proposal encompassing architectural design, structural design, and facilities design, allowing the building to seamlessly integrate all its components.

Being part of the current context of Paseo de la Reforma, the most emblematic avenue in Mexico City, R183, with its excellent location between the Palma roundabout and the intersection with Insurgentes Avenue, seeks to be a transitional building between Paseo de la Reforma and the monument to the mother square. It houses cultural spaces while maintaining its formal skyscraper character.

COLUMNSANTI-SEISMICSTRUCTURE

WINDBRACING ShockProﬁleOR25542km/hrDouceHydroviscousabsorbersanti-seismic

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

MERGING IDENTITIES

Semester:

Professors:

6th Semester

Colaboration: Gerardo Velazquez, Victor Arvizu

Diego Quezada

Can a project be a social catalyst?

In the 16th international edition of the Multiconfort Student Competition, the task was to design a sustainable development park that combines residential, educational, and recreational functions. The challenge for Paris 2020/2021 is to transform the post-indus-

trial site of Coignet Enterprise in Saint-Denis into a green area for living, learning, and recreation that respects both the historical heritage of the location and the sustainable development needs of the modern neighborhood.

“Art and sports as a means of inclusion, development, and social growth.”

The essence of the project arises from a profound investigation into activities that are a hallmark of Saint Denis. We recognize that sports and art are two activities that deﬁne French culture. We aim for our project to be a social catalyst

within a youth conscious of the marginalization and exclusion affecting their environment. We envision sports and physical activity serving as tools for societal reintegration.

TRAYECTORIA SOLAR INVIERNO

TRAYECTORIA SOLAR VERANO

SITIO

CALLE

Gare de Saint Denis

Workshop

Urban Garden

Maison Coignet Play space

Connection Seine River Bicycle Lane

Outer Slope

Tensile Structure (Velarium)

Multi-Purpose Field

Connection Pedestrian bridge

Intervention Proposal

MERCADO DE LA MERCED

Semester:

Professors:

3rd Semester Program Comercial, Master plan

Colaboration: Francisco Quiñones, Nathan Friedman

Natalia

Riba, Camila Rodriguez

How to rethink modern strategies?

For the Modern Speculations workshop, we addressed one of the most controversial topics of modernization, the market organizer plan implemented in 1957. The objective was to clean and reorganize the streets from street vending through the construction of 150 formal markets, including the La Merced Market. The project brought together

all street vendors from a radius of 110 streets under one roof, totaling 5,825 stalls and over 500,000 square meters. The concrete roofs were conceived in collaboration with the architect Félix Candela, providing natural lighting and ventilation throughout the day.

In the early morning of February 27, 2013, it suffered a fire that consumed a third of its central nave. The government demolished the affected area, opening the possibility to rethink and reimagine contemporary solutions to the issues. How could the La

Merced Market have been reconstructed addressing contemporary urban conditions and the needs of current inhabitants?

In response to the 2013 fire and the subsequent demolition of the southern part of the La Merced Market, we proposed:

- Space for 500 vendors

- Warehouses for 500 vendors

- 200 parking spaces

- Public restrooms.

Our intention was to create two contiguous volumes that would rise vertically as a way to reorganize the vendors and reimagine the affected area as an urban break for all markets and their proximity. We chose to break away from the contextual scheme in order to offer a contemporary proposal and present a utopian idea.

The final presentation took place on December 3, 2018, at Proyector, a space dedicated to the research and exhibition of architecture in Mexico City. The external critics included Juan Espinosa, Margarita Flores, Tania Tovar, and Tiberio Wallentin.

A' - A Corte

SECTION B - B’

SECTION A - A’

Semester:

Professor:

PAVILLION DESIGN

ATMOSPHERES PAVILLION

10th Semester

Colaboration: Dinorah Martinez-Schulte

Javier Perez Casas, Camila Hernandez

Can a project be iterative, ephemeral, and create a visual journey?

For the Digital Project and Production Workshop, the goal was to create a project that develops modular, adaptable, and iterable designs that can be adjusted to the limitations involved in using the space by using lightweight and ephemeral materials. The aim is to create a visual and spatial journey that involves all senses to house the exhibition of works from the Computational Design workshops of the spring 2022 semester.

Zumthor Atmospheres