M.DesR SCI-Arc / Master of Design Research in Emerging Systems, Technologies & Media Dipl. Architect PUCP
Carlos Navarro Portfolio
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Carlos Navarro Portfolio
M.DesR SCI-Arc / Master of Design Research in Emerging Systems, Technologies & Media Dipl. Architect PUCP
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CV Carlos Navarro M.DesR SCI-Arc / Dipl. Architect PUCP
Studies
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), 2014-2015 Master of Design Research Studies (M.DesR) in Emerging Systems, Technologies & Media (ESTm), 2015
carlosaul@gmail.com carlos-navarro.net
Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), 2002-2008 Diploma of Architecture, 2008 Work Experience
OFFICEUNTITLED / Culver City, CA, US (November 2016 to Present) • Currently working as Project Designer in various mixed-used, multi-residential, hospitality, and adaptive reuse projects from conceptual design to technical documentation, and construction and digital fabrication stages. • Responsible at Schematic Design stage for the conceptual and graphic production of a team, directing younger staff and working along with design directors or partners for client presentations, general pitches, or competitions. • Foster high curation standards based on high proficiency in various workflows such as Rhino – Grasshopper – V-Ray, Sketch Up – Lumion / Enscape, Adobe Post-Processing, Unity ARKit App Development, as well as proficiently integrating Revit into the conceptual design workflow for massing studies and programming quantification in feasibility studies. • Conduct continuous research in architectural visualization technologies. Developing virtual and augmented reality apps for various devices, and exploring mixed reality setups for overlaying virtual and analog forms of representation. • 3+ years of proficiency in collaborative use of Revit at Design Development and Construction Documentation stages. • Responsible for liaising with consultants to ensure integrity of design intent and compatibility from DD to IFC sets. • Responsible for carrying out Entitlements sets for filing with planning department at various jurisdictions within Greater LA, for 100,000+ Sq Ft residential and mixed-use projects per State Density Bonus and Transit Oriented Community configurations. • Involved at multiple stages in several mixed-use residential prospects for a list of established developers such as Avalon Bay Communities (for featured AVA Arts Districts horizontal high-rise), Charles Company, Faring, among others. Cayton Children’s Museum by ShareWell, Santa Monica, CA • 21,000 Sq Ft adaptive reuse for former museum to relocate to Santa Monica Place Mall by Frank Gehry. Included the addition of several digitally scripted and fabricated plywood multi-purpose rooms, gift shop, office and workshop areas, and exhibition design. Responsible for conceptual design, technical documentation, and scripting and digital fabrication detailing through DD and CDs to final IFC set, and for supplementing exhibition design development at all stages. Confidential Tech Company’s Campus Residential Village (Masterplan by OMA) • 1’753,500 Sq Ft mixed-use project master plan, for 1,500 residential units, with amenities, retail, and public open space. Worked within a team to undertake RFP for the conceptual design and early design development of the architecture and urban planning scope. The Village Residences at Summit Powder Mountain, UT • 15,000 Sq Ft mixed-use building of 29 live/work - timeshare units, with grocery, restaurant, distillery, and speakeasy. Responsible for SD, DD & CD phases. The Institute at Summit Powder Mountain, UT • 27,000 Sq Ft building, with multi-purpose main space for events, club house amenities, pool, and spa. Responsible for SD, DD & CD phases. The Village Hotel at Summit Powder Mountain, UT • 120,000 Sq Ft Hotel of 105 guest rooms, with ground floor retail, and indoor and outdoor spaces for events, and co-working. Responsible for SD phase. STEINBERG HART / Los Angeles, CA, US (April 2016 to September 2016) • Worked as Job Captain in an adaptive reuse and interiors project for a historic building in DTLA. Historic Pacmutual Building DTLA, CA • 120,000 Sq Ft adaptive reuse project that consisted of the renovation and historic preservation of the main public areas, as well as the addition of new amenities, which included: a corporate center, fitness room, rooftop terrace, and elevator lobbies and hallways renovation. Also included a tenant improvement master plan for the all the office floors. • Responsible for SD & DD phases to the completion of the pricing set for construction. P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S / Los Angeles, CA, US (September 2015 to February 2016) • Worked as Project Designer in an adaptive reuse project, and an exhibition design collaboration with Kinch for the 2015 Chicago Architecture Biennale. Victory Healthcare, North Hollywood, CA • 42,000 Sq Ft adaptive reuse project for a new medical facility that included demo and new construction of main facade and other facades renovation, complete internal re-layout, and addition of a new mezzanine and basement floors. • Carried out project from conceptual design stage to filing Entitlements set with the LA planning department. • Responsible for liaising with consultants to ensure integrity of design intent and compatibility at DD and early CDs.
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MASUNOSTUDIO / Lima, Peru (June 2012 to September 2014) • Worked as Project Designer in multiple project typologies such as residential, office, commercial, adaptive reuse, and cultural & sports infrastructure. In addition to various art installations and fabrication projects. • Responsible for all stages of project development from conceptual design to technical documentation stages for filing with planning department for project approvals and building permits, and/ or completion of construction documents stage. • Responsible for liaising with consultants to ensure integrity of design intent and compatibility from DD to CD stages. Fahrenheit DDB Advertising Offices / Lima, Peru (2012-2014) • 7,300 Sq Ft adaptive reuse of historic residence for a creative office. Responsible for SD, DD, CD and construction stages. Flor de Amancaes & Santa Rosa Municipal Park Facilities / Lima, Peru (2013-2014) • 140,000 Sq Ft & 125,000 Sq Ft of built area respectively for sports centers, roofed pools, and cultural centers. Collaboration as executive architect for the completion of DD & CD phases. Ofiloft Offices Building / Lima, Peru (2012-2013) • 35,000 Sq Ft four-story building. Responsible from SD to DD set for filing with the city, and completion of CDs. • Carried out various high-end single residential projects from SD to DD sets for filing with the city, and completion of CDs: - Cruz Galarza Residence / Lima, Peru (2013-2014) - El Olivar Multi-Residential building / Lima, Peru (2012-2013) - Friedman Residence / Lima, Peru (2012) • Worked also in several competitions as design team leader: - Parentesis - Office & Retail Building / Lima, Peru, 2013. - Britanico - Language School Building / Lima, Peru, 2013. - PROEDUCA - Rural School Building / Tiabaya, Peru, 2013. - Huamanga - Public Space Renovation / Ayacucho, Peru, 2013. - Ecoffices - Green Offices Building / Lima, Peru, 2013. - Daegu Gozan Library - Public Library / Daegu City, South Korea, 2012. J.G.J. PROYECTISTAS / Lima, Peru (February 2008 to January 2012) • Worked as Project Coordinator for a developer / general contractor company. Miracorp Business Center Complex • 492, 000 Sq Ft high-rise mixed-use office & retail, and hospitality project that included the new Hilton Lima Hotel. • Responsible from SD to DD set for filing with planning department for project approval and building permit, as well as for completion of architecture CDs, and coordination of interiors executive office’s CDs development. • Responsible for liaising with consultants to ensure integrity of design intent and compatibility from DD to CD stages. • Responsible for construction evaluation, liaising with sub-contractors, and ensuring of production quality reports. Awards
“2016 AIA|LA NEXT LA Awards” / Los Angeles, USA Citation “Victory Healthcare” (Los Angeles, CA) P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S, October 2016. Mention as project collaborator. “XX Pan-American Architecture Biennale” / Quito, Ecuador Award in Adaptive Reuse Category: “Fahrenheit DDB Advertising Offices”, December 2016. Mention as project collaborator. “Second Place in competition: Reassessment of the Archaeological and Cultural Landscape ‘Inca Trail’ PUCP” / Lima, Peru Second Place in National Competition for PUCP Cultural Landscape & New Facilities Master Plan, June 2014.
Featured Architectural Competitions
Death & The City. Tokyo Vertical Cemetery Competition / Arch Out Load, Japan, 2016. Peruvian Pavilion for Venice Biennial 2016 Curatorial Proposal / Cultural Patronage of Peru, Italy, 2015. PUCP Student’s Facilities Building / PUCP, Peru, 2009.
Installations
The Augmented Projection / Los Angeles, CA, US Interactive Augmented Reality and Projection Mapping installation at the Re-Purpose art show organized by Dopium LA for the LA Design Festival 2019. June 2019.
Workshops
“Filming Architecture” / Lisbon, Portugal Filmmaking workshop part of the 2016 Lisbon Architecture Triennale, held at the Coaches Museum by Paulo Mendes da Rocha. Mention in film credits. December 2016.
Languages
Spanish (mother tongue) English (fluent in spoken and written)
Skills
Modeling: Rhino, Sketch Up, 3ds Max, Maya, ZBrush / Rendering: V-Ray for Rhino, 3ds Max & Maya, Lumion, Enscape / Drafting: Revit (3+ years), AutoCad (10 years) Adobe Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign / Coding: Grasshopper, Processing, Arduino / VR/AR Software: Oculus Rift, Unity, ARKit, MadMapper / Photography and Filming: Adobe After Effects.
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Publications
Want to teach children love and kindness? Bring them to this Californian museum Cayton Children’s Museum cultural adaptive reuse project. Designer work at OFFICEUNTITLED. Publication by FRAME Magazine. July 31, 2019. X&Y Fuzzy Facets Fall 2015 Studio Project at SCI-Arc’s Master in Design Research ESTm Program. Publication by suckerPUNCH. August 2, 2018. P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S Transforms Warehouse into Dynamic Medical Facility Victory Healthcare adaptive reuse project. Designer work at P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S. Publication by ArchDaily. February 9, 2018. Victory Healthcare Victory Healthcare Project. Designer work at P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S. Publication by ARCHITECT Magazine (the journal of the American Institute of Architects). February 20, 2018. ‘Oblicuo’ from P-A-T-T-T-E-R-N-S and Kinch at Chicago Architectural Biennale 2015 Large format digital print exhibit piece. Designer work at P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S. Collaboration featured in both P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S and Kinch websites. October, 2015. Hoax Assemblies Summer 2015 Final Studio Project at SCI-Arc’s Master in Design Research ESTm Program. Currently published at web site’s front page of SCI-Arc’s M.S. Architectural Technologies Postgraduate Program, as a featured project. X&Y Fuzzy Facets Fall 2015 Studio Project at SCI-Arc’s Master in Design Research ESTm Program. Currently published at web site’s front page of SCI-Arc’s ESTm Postgraduate Program, as a featured project. February 24, 2015. XX Bienal de Arquitectura de Quito 2016: Ganadores Categorías ‘Hábitat Social y Desarrollo’ y ‘Rehabilitación y Reciclaje’ ‘XX Quito Architecture Biennale 2016: Winners in categories ‘Social Habitat and Development’ and ‘Adaptive Reuse and Recycling’. Fahrenheit DDB Advertising Offices adaptive reuse project. Designer work at Mas Uno Studio. Publication by ArchDaily. November 17, 2016. Nota de Prensa: Vereditco y Ganadores de la XX Bienal Panamericana de Arquitectura de Quito 2016 ‘Verdict and Winners of the XX Quito Architecture Biennale 2016’. Fahrenheit DDB Advertising Offices project winner in the category of Adaptive Reuse and Recycling. Designer work at Mas Uno Studio. Press release published at the BAQ website. November 2016.
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Fahrenheit DDB Advertising Offices / Mas Uno Studio Fahrenheit DDB Advertising Offices adaptive reuse project. Designer work at Mas Uno Studio. Publication by ArchDaily. July 13, 2016. ¡Feliz aniversario Lima! 21 obras, proyectos y desafíos que debes conocer ‘Happy Anniversary Lima! 21 buildings, projects, and challenges that you should know’ – Compilation of the 21 most relevant projects in the current architectural scene of Lima city, which included the article ‘Second Place in competition: Reassessment of the Archaeological and Cultural Landscape ‘Inca Trail’ PUCP’. Publication by ArchDaily. January 9, 2015. Segundo lugar en Puesta en valor del paisaje cultural arqueológico ‘Camino Inca’ PUCP ‘Second Place in competition: Reassessment of the Archaeological and Cultural Landscape ‘Inca Trail’ PUCP’. Publication by ArchDaily. July 7, 2014. . Concurso Nacional “Camino Inca” PUCP, 2do Puesto, Carlos Navarro / Gustavo Díaz / Marius Ege ‘National competition ‘Inca Trail’ PUCP, 2nd Place, Carlos Navarro / Gustavo Díaz / Marius Ege. Publication by most renowned peruvian architectural magazine Arkinka, Issue #229. December 8, 2014. Nota de prensa: Concurso Nacional “Camino Inca” PUCP ‘National Competition ‘Inca Trail’ PUCP.’ Press release published at website of most renowned peruvian architectural magazine ARKINKA. December, 2014. Concurso de anteproyectos para el edificio Centro de Servicios Estudiantiles – PUCP ‘Design proposals competition for the Student Center Facilities building – PUCP’. Publication by A4 – Magazine of Architecture and Urbanism Department of PUCP. Year #3, Issue #4. December 2009. Architecture, Pedagogy and Innovation” (Centers for technological innovation – Thesis projects) PUCP Undergraduate Thesis Project featured in book by Program’s Chair Architect Jean Pierre Crousse. Publication produced by the Architecture and Urbanism Department of the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), with the support of the Ministry of Production of Peru, and the Peruvian Chamber of Construction. Original issue September 2010.
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Contents
Cayton Children’s Museum
Adaptive Reuse for 14-23 Children’s Museum
Summit Institute
Summit Hotel
Mixed-Use Events Facility 34-35 & Amenities Building
Mixed-Use Hospitality 30-31 & Retail Building
Contained Void
Lima Art Museum New Wing 52-55 Competition
Oblicuo
Elevational Landscape
Exhibition Piece Chicago Arch. Biennial
Curatorial Proposal for 42-43 Venice Biennial 2016
Victory Healthcare
Adaptive Reuse for 56-59 Medical Institution
Y&Z Fuzzy Facets
Office, Hotel & 60-63 Residential Complex
Parentesis
Ecoffices
Green Offices 72-75 Competition
Offices & Retail 44-47 Competition
Plaza Norte Daegu Gozan Library
Facade Renovation Proposal
Public Library 76-79 Competition
TAPA
Student’s Facilities 80-85 PUCP Competition
Office
Fahrenheit
Adaptive Reuse for 24-27 Advertising Office
Hilton Lima Hotel Facade Design Competition
Mixed-Use / Hospitality Culture Adaptive Reuse
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Professional
Academic
The Augmented Projection Augmented Reality & Projection Mapping Installation
Summit Residences
2018 - 2019
Tech Campus Resi Village
Mixed-Use Residential 32-33 & Retail
Mixed-Use Residential Master Plan Development 08-13 Competition
The Village Summit
2017 The Upside Down
Mixed-Use Hospitality & 28-29 Residential Master Plan
Vertical Cemetery 68-71 Competition
2016
Hoax Assemblies
The Whole and its 64-67 Architectural Paradox
2015
Inca Trail
PUCP Cultural Landscape & New Facilities Master Plan 36-41 Competition
Huamanga
2014 Britanico
Urban Renovation 88-91 Competition
Language School 48-51 Competition
Responsive Grid PROEDUCA
Video Art Installation
Rural School 52-55 Competition
2013
2012 Golf’s Tower
Apartments Building 86-89 Competition
2008 - 2010 CITE Sugarcane
Center for Technological Innovation 92-97 PUCP Undergraduate Thesis
Landscape
2007
Education Mixed-Use / Residential
Research
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Mixed-Use
Tech Campus Resi Village
Tech Company’s Campus Residential Village Mixed-Use, Residential Master Plan Development
Type:
Invited Competition, 2017
Client:
Confidential
Size: Typology:
1’750,500 Sq Ft
Location:
CA, US
Studio:
OFFICEUNTITLED
Design Team:
Shawn Gehle, Ben Anderson, Dave Bantz,
Carlos Navarro, Paola Gomez-Piñeiro
Mixed-Use, Residential Master Plan Development
Master Plan Site Drawing
Master Plan Aerial View
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View from ‘The Linear Gardens’
ORIGINAL MASTERPLAN
PRELIMINARY CONCEPTS
RECOMMENDED ALTERNATE
PIXELATED URBAN EDGES • • • •
VARYING BUILDING HEIGHTS AND SETBACKS. GRACIOUS AND VARIED OPEN SPACE WIDTHS. PUBLIC SPACE BUILT FOR MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY. VARIETYOFUNITTYPESHAVEDIRECTRELATIONSHIPTO THE VARIETY OF OPEN SPACES CREATED.
SHAPE SHIFTING COURTYARDS •
PROS • ESTABLISHES A CLEAR CONNECT FROM THE CORNER OD PARK TO OFFICE CAMPUS • MAINTAINS OPEN SPACE AT CORNER OF PARK
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VARYING BUILDING HEIGHTS AND DYNAMIC BUILDING FORMS. BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COURTYARDS. GRACIOUS AND INITIATE OPEN SPACE WIDTHS. BUILDINGFORMSANDOPENSPACEDIRECTLYRESPOND TOTHEOFFICECAMPUSANDNEIGHBORHOODCONTEXT BRIDGING PARCELS AND PROPERTY LINES.
QUILT • •
CONS • PRESCRIPTIVERESPONSETOGENERALPLANNINGREQUIREMENTS • VISUAL SAMENESS OF MASSING • LACKS RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SCALE • REDUNDANCY OF FORM AND EXTERIOR
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LINEAR GARDENS • • • •
Prioritizes the retail street (High Street) as a flexible space with multiple spaces and uses along its length Establishes distinct neighborhoods across the entire site by embracing DIVERSE building form, scale and materials. Links neighborhoods PLACEMAKING VARYING BUILDING HEIGHTS and depths. Utilizes a combination of PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COURTYARDS. Gracious and initiate open space widths. Buildingformsandopenspacedirectlyrespondtotheofficecampusandneighborhoodcontextbridging parcels and property lines.
BALANCES ROW HOUSES WITH MID RISES FOR MAXIMUM PERSONALIZATION. NEIGHBORHOOD STREETS AND OPEN SPACE ARE SCALED FOR TRANSITIONAL AND INTIMATE SCALED RESIDENTIAL. BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COURTYARDS, GRACIOUS OPEN SPACE IN PUBLIC AREAS WITH INITIATE OPEN SPACE NEAR RESIDENTIAL AREAS. OPEN SPACE HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR A DYNAMIC RELATIONSHIP WITH LOWER PARKING LEVEL.
Site Cross Section
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Mixed-Use
Tech Campus Resi Village
View from ‘The Exchange’
View from ‘The Loop Park’
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‘The Perch’ Axonometric Drawing
‘The Loop Park’ Axonometric Drawing
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Mixed-Use
Tech Campus Resi Village
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‘The Exchange’ Program Diagram
THE EXCHANGE
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HIGH STREET
THE PERCH
‘The Exchange’ Axonometric Drawing
Elevated Urban Courtyard Public courtyards and walkways capture activity and encourages social interaction across layered surfaces. Urban elements reach across X Street and High Street to extend the courtyard feel. Singular building typology leads to a prescriptive approach to general plan requirements. Multifunctional Layers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Residential levels Automatic parking trays Ground floor retail level Underground parking level Private residential courtyard Elevator shed Heritage trees and hangout planters Feature indoor/outdoor bar Artist’ walk Water reclamation exhibit View from ‘The Exchange’ Courtyard
THE PERCH
THE LOOP PARK
Enlarged Site Cross Section
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Adapt. Reuse
Cayton Children’s Museum
Cayton Children’s Museum Featured in FRAME Magazine
Cultural Adaptive Reuse
Type:
Commission, 2018
Client:
ShareWell
Size: Typology:
21,000 Sq Ft
Location:
Santa Monica, CA, US
Studio:
OFFICEUNTITLED
Design Team:
Shawn Gehle, Brooks Atwood, Carlos Navarro
PM Team:
Lindsay Green, Christianne Jordan
Cultural Adaptive Reuse
#ThePathOfAwesome
The Armadillo
Tingle-y
Help-a-copter (aka it has to be chrome)
The Cloud (aka canopy)
The Chute
Exit
#ObjectsOfOperation
Stonehenge (aka Retail Shop)
The Onion (akaLargeMulipurposeRm/Theater)
The Porcupine The Egg (aka Med Mulipurpose Rm) (aka Sm Mulipurpose Rm)
Office
Exterior View of Facade Renovation
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View from Entrance
The Retail
The Armadillo
The Porcupine
The Onion
The Egg
Plan Oblique Axonometric
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Adapt. Reuse
Cayton Children’s Museum
Architecture & Exhibition Program Diagram
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Exhibition, Workshop & Office Areas (Finished Construction)
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Adapt. Reuse
Cayton Children’s Museum
From Aqua Rescue exhibit looking towards the Climber (Finished Construction)
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‘Climber’ Digital Design Process Diagrams
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Adapt. Reuse
Cayton Children’s Museum
Below the Climber looking towards the Armadillo multipurpose room (Finished Construction)
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‘Armadillo’ Digital Design Process Diagrams
‘Armadillo’ BIM Workflow Diagrams
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Adapt. Reuse
Cayton Children’s Museum
Inside the Onion looking towards the Porcupine multipurpose room (Finished Construction)
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‘Porcupine’ Digital Design Process Diagrams
‘Porcupine’ BIM Workflow Diagrams
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Adapt. Reuse Fahrenheit
Fahrenheit XX Pan-American Architecture Biennale Award Featured in ArchDaily / ArchDaily CN / ArchDaily BR
Adaptive Reuse of Historic Building for Advertising Office
Type:
Commission, 2012 - 2015
Client:
Fahrenheit DDB S.A.C.
Size: Typology:
7,305 Sq Ft
Location:
Lima, Peru
Studio:
MASUNOSTUDIO
Project Leader:
Carlos Navarro
Team Members:
Peter Seinfeld, Maya Ballen
Office
Previous Phase Axon Drawing
Intervention Concept Diagram
Reception (Finished Construction)
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Stair-Courtyard (Finished Construction)
Stair-Courtyard (Finished Construction)
Intervention 1st Floor
Present Situation 1st Floor
Intervention 2nd Floor
Present Situation 2nd Floor
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Adapt. Reuse Fahrenheit
Intervention 1st Floor
Intervention 2nd Floor
Perspective Section
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Basement Courtyard (Finished Construction)
Exterior Stair Addition (Finished Construction)
Sections and Elevations
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Mixed-Use
The Village Powder Mountain
The Village at Summit Powder Mountain Master Plan Mixed-Use Hospitality & Residential Master Plan
Type:
Commission, 2016
Client:
Summit Group
Size: Typology:
200,000 Sq Ft
Location:
Eden, UT
Studio:
OFFICEUNTITLED
Design Team:
Ben Anderson, Carlos Maya, Carlos Navarro
PM Team:
Lisa Pauli, Pavlina Williams
Mixed-Use Hospitality & Residential Master Plan
The Village Master Plan Site Plan This master plan intends to provide an urban level of density within the context of relatively undisturbed ski area, with the aim of preserving as much open space as possible while providing a higher level of activation and use within the village core. Comprised of 4 hotels totaling approximately 300 guest rooms, 3 residential condominium and/or apartment buildings totaling 250 units as well as numerous retail, restaurant, bar and member club uses, the master plan positions the program around a central “campfire� of existing aspen groves, providing a larger scale formation of centralized social space and sculpting buildings according to the natural landforms, orientations, and slopes of the site they join. Carefully studying solar exposure, prevailing winds, sacred geometries and existing natural landforms and vistas, the Village creates a responsive and sensitive series of spaces to enter and enjoy while never losing the sense of connection to the natural landscape and surrounding mountain.
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Aerial View of Hotel, Residences, and Summit Institute
Aerial View looking SE of Hotel, Residences, and Summit Institute
Street View looking N of Summit Institute, Residences, and Hotel
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Mixed-Use
Hotel Powder Mountain
Hotel at Summit Powder Mountain Village Mixed-Use Hospitality & Retail Building
Type:
Commission, 2017
Client:
Summit Group
Size: Typology:
100,000 Sq Ft
Location:
Eden, UT
Studio:
OFFICEUNTITLED
Design Team:
Ben Anderson, Carlos Maya, Carlos Navarro
PM Team:
Lisa Pauli, Pavlina Williams
Hospitality, Retail
This project consists of a 110-key boutique hotel that overlooks an entirely new portion of the Powder Mountain ski area. Situated at the South end of the main Village, it also serves as a key activator of pedestrian activity at street and draw from surrounding residential parcels. The hotel will provide numerous outdoor terraces for apresski enjoyment, including a rooftop pool and events terrace with uninterrupted views from the Uinta range to the Great Salt Lake. The design places the hotel room floors, which shift horizontally to create varying balcony configurations, on top of a terraced stone plinth including the hotel lobby, amenities, retail and restaurants along the main village street. Typical Guest Room Interior View
Street View looking S of Hotel Facade
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View from ‘The Linear Gardens’
Street View looking W of Hotel Facade
Typical Corner Suite Interior View
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Mixed-Use
Residences Powder Mountain
Residences at Summit Powder Mountain Village Mixed-Use Residential & Retail Building
Type:
Commission, 2017
Client:
Summit Group
Size: Typology:
44,500 Sq Ft
Location:
Eden, UT
Studio:
OFFICEUNTITLED
Design Team:
Ben Anderson, Carlos Maya, Carlos Navarro
PM Team:
Lisa Pauli, Pavlina Williams
Residential, Retail
This 44,500 sf project consists of 35 timeshare condominium residences with ground floor co-working, retail, gourmet market and on-site whiskey distillery and restaurant. The design makes use of a number of pocket park and micro-plaza opportunities to set the building back from street, increase daylight access to sidewalk, as well as provide multiple view terraces including a rooftop whiskey bar and outdoor event space. Typical Unit Interior View
Street View of looking S of Restaurant facing the Hotel
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Street View looking NW of Restaurant, Residences, and street level Retail
Street View looking W of Residences, and street level Retail
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Mixed-Use
The Village Powder Mountain
Summit Institute at Powder Mountain Village Mixed-Use Events Facility & Amenities Building
Type:
Commission, 2017
Client:
Summit Group
Size: Typology:
26,900 Sq Ft
Location:
Eden, UT
Studio:
OFFICEUNTITLED
Design Team:
Ben Anderson, Carlos Maya, Carlos Navarro
PM Team:
Lisa Pauli, Pavlina Williams
Mixed-Use Events Facility, Amenities
The Summit Institute will serve as the anchor of the new Summit Powder Mountain Village, providing meeting and event spaces with a cascading series of terraces and barns, while also serving as a community space and amenity club for home-site members throughout the entire mountain. Amenities include an infinity edge pool and terrace, bowling alley, gym, indoor basketball court and youth activity / maker spaces. Aerial View of Summit Institute Street View Looking SW of Summit Institute Entry Barn
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View of Summit Institute Event Space Barn and Edge Pool
Street View looking N of Summit Institute Rear Facade
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Landscape Inca Trail
Inca Trail 2nd Place in National Competition PUCP Featured in ArchDaily / ARKINKA Magazine
PUCP Cultural Landscape & New Facilities Master Plan Competition
Type:
Invited Competition, 2014
Client: Pontifical Catholic University of Peru Size: 250,799 Sq Ft Typology: Landscape, Public Space, Cultural, Education Location:
Lima, Peru
Project Leader:
Carlos Navarro
Team Members:
Gustavo Diaz, Marius Ege Master Plan
Module Types
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Phase 2 - Summer
Landscape Strategy Diagrams
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Landscape Inca Trail
Basic Module Construction Details
Museography Fabrication - Multimedia Wall
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Phase 1 - New Campus Entrance
Landscape Modules - Functional Squares
Connector Trails Diagrams
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Landscape Inca Trail
Shop Fabrication of Bridges
On-Site Assembling of Bridges
Amphitheater Module Construction Details
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Phase 2 - Winter
Balcony Module Construction Details
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Culture
Elevational Landscape
Elevational Landscape Curatorial Proposal for Peruvian Pavilion for the Venice Biennial
Type:
Open Competition, 2015
Client: ` Size: Typology:
Peruvian Commission for Venice Biennial 2016
Location:
The Arsenale - Venice, Italy
2,369 Sq Ft Cultural
Lima v1.0
Lima v2.0
Vertical Condition
Landscape
No Elevation Condition
Planar Grid
Slope Grid
Planar Elevation Condition
Tridimensionality + Spatiality in Elevation = Landscape Condition
Symmetrical Grid = Open Circulation
Sheared Grid = Restricted Circulation
Restricted Circulation = Enhance Landscape Condition in Vertical Circulations = Stairs = As Unfolding of Projected Elevation
Public Space = Horizontal Occupation of already consolidated areas
Public Space = Horizontal + Vertical Occupation of nonoccupied areas
Projected Elevation = Potentiality to explore spatial conditions in three dimensions of landscape
Exhibition Entrance View
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Phase 2 - Summer Phase 2 - Summer
Exhibition Interior View Vista interior de exhibición Vista interior de exhibición MóduloLandscape Paisaje Tipo 2 Módulo Paisaje Tipo 2 Module Type Estructura Estructura ligera de OSB, ligera de OSB, OSB Structure, revestimiento tarrajeo, Finishing revestimiento tarrajeo, Micro-cement acabado Microcemento acabado Microcemento
Paisaje enLandscape Elevación 3 Paisaje enN° Elevación N° 3 Elevational
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Paisaje enLandscape Elevación 2 Paisaje enN° Elevación N° 2 Elevational
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Módulo de Módulo Consolidación Urbana TipoUrbana 2 de Consolidación Tipo 2 Urban Consolidation Module Type2 Abañilería armada sinarmada acabado Abañilería sin acabado Exposed Reinforced Masonry
Paisaje enLandscape Elevación 1 Paisaje de Landscape Exhibición 90°) Paisaje enN° Elevación N° 1 Exhibition Paisaje de (Axonometría Exhibición (Axonometría 90°) Elevational (90° Axonometric)
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Office
Parentesis
Parentesis Offices & Retail Building Competition
Type:
Invited Competition, 2013
Client:
Desarrolladora del PacĂfico S.A.C.
Size: Typology:
85,103 Sq Ft
Location:
Lima, Peru
Studio:
MASUNOSTUDIO
Project Leader:
Carlos Navarro
Offices & Retail
Team Members: Peter Seinfeld, Maya Ballen, Marius Ege
Street View
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Office
Parentesis
Basement 2-5
Basement 1
Lower Ground Floor
Ground Floor
2nd Floor
3rd Floor
4th & 5th Floor
6th & 7th Floor
Roof
Longitudinal Section
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Cross Section
View from First Floor Public Space
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Education
Britanico
Britanico Language School Competition
Type:
Invited Competition, 2013
Client: Ascociacion Cultural Peruano Britanica ACPB Size: 122,119 Sq Ft Typology: Education Location:
Lima, Peru
Studio:
MASUNOSTUDIO
Project Leader:
Carlos Navarro
Project Team:
Peter Seinfeld, Maya Ballen,
Marius Ege, Gustavo Diaz, Jose Marteleira
Street View
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Distribution Scheme
View of Main Stair inside Patio
Site Plan
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Education
Britanico
NEIGHBOR
NEIGHBOR
Ground Floor
NEIGHBOR
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2nd Floor
NEIGHBOR
4th Floor
View of Internal Patio
NEIGHBOR
3rd Floor
NEIGHBOR
5th Floor
6th & 7th Floor
View towards Roof Terrace
NEIGHBOR
North Street Elevation
East Street Elevation
NEIGHBOR
Cross Section
Longitudinal Section
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Education
PROEDUCA
PROEDUCA Featured in ArchDaily
Rural School Competition
Type:
Invited Competition, 2013
Client: PROEDUCA S.A.C. Size: 35,464 Sq Ft Typology: Education Location:
Arequipa, Peru
Studio:
MASUNOSTUDIO
Project Leader:
Carlos Navarro
Team Members:
Peter Seinfeld, Maya Ballen,
Gustavo Diaz, Marius Ege
Modules & Courtyards Growth Phases
1 Story Phase: Concrete Slab Roofed Courtyards 3 Story Phase: Textile Mesh Roofed Courtyards
2 Story Phase: Textile Mesh Roofed Courtyards
View from Open Hallways
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Street View
Ground Floor Plan
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Education
PROEDUCA
Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
Cross Section
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Classroom Interior View
Thermo Roof
Computer Module Shelves Sliding Doors Acoustic Vinyl Floor
Concrete Bricks
Storage
Metal Frame Inset Windows
Lockers
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Adapt. Reuse Victory Healthcare
Victory Healthcare 2016 AIA|LA NEXT LA Awards Citation
Featured in ArchDaily / ARCHITECT Magazine
Adaptive Reuse of Commercial Building for Medical Institution
Type:
Commission, 2015-2016
Client:
Victory Healthcare Group
Size: Typology:
42,000 Sq Ft
Location:
North Hollywood, CA, USA
Studio:
P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S
Medical, Office, Commercial
Project Designer: Carlos Navarro Team Members:
Marcelo Spina, Jose Herrasti,
Dylan Krueger, Laura Bao, Henry Yang Basement Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
Mezzanine Floor Plan
Street View
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Front Elevation & Cross Sections
Side Elevation & Longitudinal Section
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Adapt. Reuse Victory Healthcare
Unfolded Elevations - 2 Story Courtyard
Unfolded Elevations - 3 Story Courtyard
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2 Story Courtyard View
Wall Sections - 2 Story Courtyard
3 Story Courtyard View
Wall Sections - 3 Story Courtyard
Exterior Details - 3 Story Courtyard
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Mixed-Use
Y&Z Fuzzy Facets
Y&Z Fuzzy Facets Academic
Office, Hotel & Residential Complex
Featured in suckerPUNCH
Program:
SCI-Arc’s M.DesR ESTm
Course:
Studio Project, Fall 2014
Tutor: Marcelo Spina Size: 1’200,000 Sq Ft Typology: Office, Hotel, Residential Location:
Downtown Los Angeles, CA, USA 90° Axonometric Oblique Elevation
Y&Z Fuzzy Facets engages the issue of defamiliarization. The mixed use building complex, located on the site of the World Trade Center building in Downtown Los Angeles, utilizes the plinth of the old building as a socially, culturally and geometrically familiar object on top of which it sits and rises as a new whole object composed by high-rise towers that resist geometrical description.
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1 Point Perspective Elevation The new building achieves an object condition and reaches the double lecture condition stated by Object Oriented Ontology authors such as Graham Harman in Weird Realism. First, an allusive technique is used in the massing exercise. Volumes are carved in order to achieve fuzziness and uncertainty in the mass, which nevertheless, enables it to transmit the notion of general outline enticing some familiarity. On a second instance, a more cubist technique is used to break down the several parts of the object. The towers acquire texture by using a projection technique. An occlusion image of their own mass is projected orthographically in both Y and Z axis in order to elucidate the variety of conditions and gaps produced when applied onto its irregular facets. Texture becomes instrumental rather than ornamental, by being produced by actual architectural objects on their own, such as curtain walls windows, which reminisce to Mies van der Rohe in the Chicago Federal Center, or to Phillip Johnson in Pennzoil Place, as well as verandas, which reminisce to Le Corbusier in the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts.
Plan Oblique Site Drawing
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Mixed-Use
Y&Z Fuzzy Facets
Ground Floor Plan
Typical Floor Plan
Longitudinal Section
Orthographic Close Up View
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Orthographic Worm Eye View
Side Elevation
Front Elevation
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Research
Hoax Assemblies
Hoax Assemblies Academic
The Whole and its Architectural Paradox
Program:
SCI-Arc’s M.DesR ESTm
Course:
Final Studio Project, Summer 2015
Tutors:
Marcelo Spina & Casey Rehm
Credits:
Carlos Navarro & Rishabh Khurana
Research Field: -Representation / Rendering, Line Drawing, Oblique Projection, Scripting & Generative Modeling
-Fabrication / 3D Printing & CNC Milling Assemblies
3D Print + CNC Model Translation
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Resulting Final Assembly
Basic Blocks Assemblage Pattern
Monolithic Assemblies Translation
The project speculates about the generative role of the image in the creation of objects. It acknowledges potential qualities inherent to images, both perceived or withdrawn, coexisting in an unresolved tension within a framework of a speculative reality. An image of an object having actual object qualities or being an object in itself is a matter addressed in the project, by exploring the potential of image processing techniques when confronted with real geometric generative processes.
Monolithic Assemblies Rendering Iterations
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Research
Hoax Assemblies
Image / Object Transcripts These series of drawings address this representational paradox behaving to some extent in a similar fashion as Bernard Tschumi’s ‘Manhattan Transcripts’. The first column describes different elements coexisting in the object. The second and third column highlight the unresolved tension between specific elements. The fourth column portrays that unresolved tension existing in the whole object.
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Assemblies Transcripts
A series of rendering iterations of monolithic object assemblies are utilized to inform the project, producing a representational paradox in which both image and object coexist physically but in tension, resulting in a recursively eroding process and an even more indeterminate mass. Deliberately altered assembly conditions, through representation, drive predefined parts of the processed images to behave as entropic entities, hence portraying intricate misreadings and conforming new vague wholes.
Assemblies Breakdown though Oblique Representation
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Research
The Upside Down
The Upside Down DEATH & THE CITY. Tokyo Vertical Cemetery Competition
Type:
Ideas Competition, 2016
Organizer:
Arch Out Loud
Size:
93,650 Sq Ft
Typology:
Urban Infrastructure
Location:
Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Research Field: -Representation / Rendering, Line Drawing, Oblique Projection, Scripting & Generative Modeling
Japanse Tombstone. Adapted Massing Tectonics
Roman Columbarium. Void & Surface
Juxtaposed Mass, Void & Surface
Shinjuku’s future skyline
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Columbarium worm’s eye perspective A re engagement of the ontological concept of death into the realm of architectural speculation. Tangible repercussions of death into cities urban landscapes challenge the discipline when the sense of life becomes relative. The citizen no longer disappears with death, but it transcends and transforms. A building acknowledges the landscape properties of the suburban cemetery model and engage them into the context of Tokyo’s lack of space crisis.
Death Sequence. Circulating The Poche
Interior-Exterior Ambiguity. Relativising The Poche
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Research
The Upside Down
“Tectonic Components” - Mass & Surface (Built tectonics)
Street View Building’s mass, void & surface acting as catalyst between death and the city
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Speculative scene of Shinjuku’s future urban context
The landscape unfolds “Upside Down” translating the popular ritual of death into a now not only vertical but tridimensional arrangement. Maximization in vertical stacking of urns allows for speculation in new tectonic assemblages that relativize relation between mass, void and surface, and hence interior and exterior. Not only surface but volume of the building become the catalyst between death and the city.
“Program Components” - The Void (Unbuilt Tectonics)
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Office
Ecoffices
Ecoffices Green Offices Building Competition
Type:
Open Competition, 2013
Client:
Arquitectum S.A.C.
Size: Typology:
82,072 Sq Ft
Location:
Lima, Peru
Studio:
MASUNOSTUDIO
Team Members:
Peter Seinfeld, Maya Ballen,
Carlos Navarro, Jose Marteleira
Offices & Retail
Street View
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Aerial View
Underground Level
Ground Floor
Typical Office Floor
Last Level Floor
Section
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Office
Ecoffices
Building Section
Ecological Concept
Office Space
Entrance Street Level
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Community Space
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Culture
Daegu Gozan Library
Daegu Gozan Library Public Library Competition
Type:
Open Competition, 2012
Client:
Daegu Metropolitan City
Suseong-gu Office Size: Typology:
33,368 Sq Ft
Location:
Suseong-gu Daegu
Culture
Metropolitan City, Republic of Korea Studio:
MASUNOSTUDIO
Team Members:
Peter Seinfeld, Maya Ballen,
Carlos Navarro, Jose Marteleira
Development Diagram
Street View
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Public Space
Basement Floor
Ground Floor
2nd Floor
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Culture
Daegu Gozan Library
Library
Constructive Facade Section
Perspective Section
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Media Center
Aerial View
Perspective Section
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Culture TAPA
TAPA PUCP Student’s Facilities Competition
Type:
Invited Competition, 2009
Client: Pontifical Catholic University of Peru PUCP Size: Typology:
37,441 Sq Ft
Location:
Lima, Peru
Project Leader:
Carlos Navarro
Team Members:
Cesar Tarazona, Carolina Velasquez
Culture & Education
Positioning Diagram
View from Campus Main Street
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Aerial view
Ocupation Diagram
Distribution Diagram
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Culture TAPA
Openings to Public Space
Orientation Strategy
2nd Floor
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Interior Square
Program Breakdown
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Culture TAPA
Study Program - Typical Distribution
Study Program - Enhanced Functionality
Study Program - Maximum Functionality Structural Scheme - Cubicles Boundary Beams Continuous Diagonal Beams also pass trough Cubicles
View from Campus Main Street
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Natural Lighting Concept Diagram
Rear Street View
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Residential Golf’s Tower
Golf’s Tower Apartments Building Competition
Type:
Open Competition, 2008
Client: Arquitetcum S.A.C. Size: 69,534 Sq Ft Typology: Housing Location:
Lima, Peru
Project Leader:
Carlos Navarro
Associate Partner: Cesar Tarazaona
Rear Facade View
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Facade View
Vertical Public Space View
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Landscape Huamanga
Huamanga Urban Renovation Competition
Type:
Open Competition, 2013
Client: Ayacucho Municipality Size: 538,195 Sq Ft Typology: Landscape & Public Space Location:
Ayacucho, Peru
Studio:
MASUNOSTUDIO
Project Leader:
Carlos Navarro
Team Members:
Peter Seinfeld, Maya Ballen,
Gustavo Diaz, Jose Marteleira
Site Plan and Concept Diagrams
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Main Square Aerial View
Existing Urban Dynamics
New Scheme Proposal
Main Square Proposal
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Landscape Huamanga
Other Plazas Proposals
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Main Square Pedestrian View
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Education
Cite Sugarcane
CITE Sugarcane Academic
Center for Technological Innovation - PUCP Undergraduate Thesis
Program: Architecture & Urbanism School at Pontifical Catholic University of Peru PUCP Course:
Undergraduate Thesis Project , 2007
Tutor:
Jean Pierre Crousse
Size: Typology:
62,100 Sq Ft
Location:
Chiclayo, Peru
Site Plan
Aerial View
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Education & Industry
Main Facade View
Server Spaces
Concept Diagram “Figure”
Served Spaces
Longitudinal Section
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Education
Cite Sugarcane
Second Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
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Entrance Atrio View
Sections and Elevations
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Education
Cite Sugarcane
Organic Sugar Factory - Concept Diagram
Organic Sugar Factory - Production Process Diagram
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View towards Organic Sugar Factory
Organic Sugar Factory - Structural Diagram
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www.carlos-navarro.net
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