DAVID FELÍCIO
ARCHITECT
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Curriculum Vitæ
DAVID FELÍCIO
ARCHITECT
David Felício is an architect with one year of professional experience looking for an opportunity to start a new chapter with fresh challenges to help him progress professionally and personally. Hopefully his strong technical skills and experience, as described below, will make him a very competitive candidate for your company.
David Fernandes Felício 20/04/1989 davidfelicio.arch@gmail.com
0402 259 800 Surry hills | Sydney
Education
Skills AutoCad
09/2007 - 07/2011
Rhino
Bachelor Degree in Architecture
Revit
@ Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto, FAUP
09/2011 - 07/2014
Archicad
Master Degree in Architecture and Urbanism
V-ray Grasshopper
09/2013 - 06/2014
Photoshop
Master’s Degree Thesis
Illustrator InDesign
Entitled “Mobility, Rehabilitation Element Of The Public Space In the Contemporary City: The Example Of Copenhagen“.
Oporto | Portugal
Languages
08/2012 - 06/2013 Erasmus Program
Portuguese English French Lund | Sweden
Spanish
@ Lund University’s School of Architecture : 1st semester - Sustainable Urban Dynamics studio from the SUDes master program (Urban Design course based on the urban development in China). 2nd semester - Urban Shelter studio (course based on urban design and housing to low-income people in developing countries).
Swedish
Employment
Interests
10/2014 - 06/2015 Travel
Trainee Architect
Draw
07/2015 - ..... Architect
Bicycle Basketball Cook
@ AAPB Arquitectura: Involved mainly on the design development and construction documents phases. In charge of creating design proposal documents, technical DD drawings, mainly on Revit Architure. Worked also on 3D Modeling, rendering and editing. Gained valuable managing skills through meetings with contractors, manufacturers and engineers.
Lousã | Portugal
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Black and White
The chosen materials intended to give emphasis to the shower area through a large contrast (black and white), the remaining elements, washbasin and toilet, end up also being part of this contrast.
Room upgrading program
Mira | Portugal location
7,5 m2 area
2014 - 2015 | constructed
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As a recently graduated architect my first solo project is as small and simple as it can be, it was an opportunity to work directly with the constructor and participate in the construction itself. The objective of this project is to convert a bedroom into a bathroom adapted to the needs of an elderly. One of the prerequisites is to have a big shower tray easily accessible and no bidet.
The washbasin furniture is also designed to give a lot of storage area to clear the rest of the space, creating an ample room making it easy to circulate.
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Bathroom Floor Plan
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The core concept of the whole project was due to the prerequisite to design two separate buildings and the necessity to connect a preexisting medieval street (Rua Escura) to the main avenue. The new connection is an axis between the two buildings.
U Square
Student Residence program
Porto | Portugal location
5.500 m2 area
2010 | Academic
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To the south is located the Student Union with its square form inspired in the nearby building projected by the architect Fernando TĂĄvora.The nearest element to the main avenue is part of a small excavated square where all the Student Union services are located. The other element is a multipurpose room with a accessible roof, where you have full visual sense of the project. North to the new axis, is located the student residence, built around a square courtyard. Part of the building in parallel with the avenue, the longest, protects the new public spaces, as this is a very busy road. The main entrance of the building, in white concrete, is marked by a distinctive element, a wooden cube. Upon entry we have access to different types of rooms in the continuation we have single and double modules for teachers which is linked with the rooms for four and eight students. The entrance volume is connected with the longer side of the building through a ramp.
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Rooftops plan
Floor plan - first level
Model Photo
Transversal Section
Floor plan - second level 12
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Main facade
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Light Patio
The distinction between public and private space and the non-existing sun exposure of the main façade, facing north, were the main constrains of this project. The main façade and the volumetry of the modules were designed taking these constrains into account. The building fits in the gallery type, given the obvious tendency to be facing the south facade. Because of the street’s slope, the ground floor is occupied with garage and two vertical accesses. The first one is directly connected to the access of the garage and the other to the main entrance. On the facade comes a range of volumetric games, for instance it is intended to have a contrast between verticality and horizontality. It can be seen between the volume, materialized with red tiles, with the elevated platband and the duplicated gallery balcony slabs.
Collective Housing program
Porto | Portugal location
3.500 m2 area
2010 | Academic
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The L-shaped Module creates a light patio which is coated with tiles to increase this effect. The module is divided into two floors. The first, where the entrance is located (accessible from the yard light) you can find a living room, a kitchen and a service bathroom. The second floor is composed with three bedrooms (two facing south and one to the light patio), one bathroom and the laundry room, all of which access from a hall.
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Floor Plan - second level
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Rooftop plan
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Courtyard facade
Floor Plan - level 1
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Living module first floor
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Detailled transversal section
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This project is divided into two major parts, a masterplan for the whole area of intervention, and a collective house detailed design.
Urban to Rural
Urban Plannig | Housing program
Manilla | Philippines location
50.000 m2 area
2012 | Academic
The main idea for the design of the masterplan is linked to conditions of physical and social the intervention area, this last is related to the fact that the city of Manilla is one of the densest populated in the world, lacking in public space. With this concern the masterplan was worked from the topography of the land, placing the highest point the buildings with more floors and as the topography falls the number of floors descends also culminating in individual dwellings. The creation of public spaces was also an important key feature in this project, both for the master plan, with the creation of a network of interconnected squares as the character of friend to the people of the streets, as in the design of residential building. This last point is connected to small areas that have social housing in this country, which leads more people to take advantage of outdoor spaces adjacent to houses, so when designing a building in height the creation of open spaces was important. These free spaces are also important for ventilation and refreshment of the building itself. The building was planned from a base module that can later be expanded to twice its original size, from guide lines not disappear in the blanks. As these modules have small areas, a special piece of furniture was thought to be capable of responding to various activities of daily life without having to take up too much space.
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Masterplan
Masterplan - ground floor
Section Model Photos
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Floor plan - second level
Perspective - Main Square
Floor plan - third level
Floor plan - fourth level
Perspective - Furniture insertion in the living module Assembling of the proposed uniform furniture for the smaller modules
Buildind main facade
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Villa AraĂşjo This was one of the projects I was involved while working in the studio AAPB in Portugal. It was my first project completed entirely with Revit Architecture. I have only worked during the construction project phase, although not being part in the design proposal my initial work in this project was to reorganize several interior spaces, principally the bathrooms, kitchen and vertical accesses.
Single Housing program
In this project I was in charge of the compatibility between the various engineering specialties and the architecture.
Wakukungo | Angola location
2.000 m2 area
2015 | AAPB
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16.60m²
1%
2.760
7.30m²
1.480
0.580
3.990
1%
2.600
L -0.550 T -0.850 0.240
L 6.426 T 6.250
0.145
1.770
1%
0.240
L 6.426 T 6.250
3.975 1%
1%
L -0.500 T -0.620 1.775
4.050
L 6.436 T 6.250
3.550
1%
L 6.436 T 6.250
0.350
L 0.000 T -0.100
14.80m²
L -0.100 T -0.300
L -0.155 T -0.305
2.280
0.600
3.20m²
4.480
2.700
L 0.000 T -0.100
1%
L 6.466 T 6.250
41.20m²
1.500
L 6.466 T 6.250
1%
1%
1.803
0.340
5.315
4.960
27.10m²
L -0.050 T -0.100
2.130
1.803
7.790
7 2.38
4.350
62.40m²
1.940
3.945
3.845
0.620
8.270
1.480
0.240
2.040
0.320
1.480
2.870
1.920
4.630
1.161
28.90m² 1.780
24.00m² 6.720
1.800
1.803
9 6.39
0.330
4.70m² 0.120
2.140
4.655
1.500
0.240
3.760
2.630
0.240
2 1.17
1.570 4.200
0 0.17
0 2.63
1.915
L -0.900 T -1.000
0.300 0.300 0.400
0.600
L 0.000 T -0.100
2.560
L -0.500 T -0.620
53.80m²
L -0.500 T -0.620
8.550
0 1.52
L -0.520 T -0.620
1.450
2 0.34
L -1.700 T -1.760
0.350
0.150
1.803
L 6.507 T 6.250
L 6.507 T 6.250
1.780
64.30m²
4.70m²
1 1.78
0 3.38
6.193
0 0.15
5.502
0 0.17 4 1.17
4.462
3.822
L -1.200 T -1.300
1 1.78
1%
26.30m²
8 3.80
1%
17.10m²
23.50m²
L -1.200 T -1.300
L 0.000 T -0.100
17.20m² 9 1.55
1.560
0.140
1.625
1.625
1.625
8 3.80
1.560
1.625
2.010
2.010
2.090
9 1.55
5 3.12
2.090
0 0.15
131.30m²
8 1.21
8 1.56
L 6.590 T 6.250
L 6.645 T 2.807
6.50m²
2 1.56
L -0.520 T -0.620
L -1.200 T -1.300
10.000
4.000
2.100
41.10m²
Rooftop plan
Floor plan - first floor
1.262
1 : 50
2.60m²
7.90m²
1.490
L -3.120 T -3.200
0.150 0.408
1.600
0.100
1.770
1.100
0.350 4.775
2.800
L 3.300 T 3.150
1.087
2.290
3.680
1.480
4.550
0.220
1.852
1.817
14.40m²
2.40m²
4.630
4.200
1.809
0.850
2.210
15.50m²
1%
1.852
2.90m²
L -3.100 T -3.200
1.500
0.100
2.520
0.900
0.320
L -3.120 T -3.200
1.809
0.770
0.200
0.580
1.500
1.480
4.70m²
39.70m²
5.695
0.940
42.70m²
L -3.100 T -3.200
2.280
4.080
2.080
0.150
1.780
1.480
L -3.120 T -3.200
L 3.300 T 3.150
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0.13
1.990
1.990
0.800
4.80m² 1.752
0.800
65.40m²
0.288
0.10
1.490
0.350
5.450
L 3.300 T 3.150 1.437
0.900
1.437
0.900
2.020
4.90m²
5.40m²
3.00m² 9.50m²
9.70m²
1.437
L 3.300 T 3.150
0.900
19.90m² 20.20m²
1.348
3.322
1%
1.010
2.240
0.510
76.60m²
0 1.91
0.900
0.800
4.600
L 3.300 T 3.150
1 1.91
3.10m²
0.450
0.250
2.240
1.550
1%
33.20m²
0.285
2.870
0.948
1.769
1.680
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2.800
0.897
1%
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L -3.120 T -3.200
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0.150
1.809
14.10m²
1.590
1.453
14.70m²
1.453
2.070
2.880
4.495
16.70m²
7 7.82
23.40m² 0.400
3.130
9.80m²
0 1.91
23.20m²
8 1.66
2.090
L -3.120 T -3.200
8 1.66
L 3.300 T 3.150 9 1.91
1.720
1.720
1.720
0.240
1.480
0.240
1.727
1.727
9.80m²
1%
1%
8 1.66
1.727
L 3.300 T 3.150
3 6.82
0 1.66
9.80m²
1%
47.40m²
10.030
L -4.300 T -4.500
Floor plan - second floor
Floor plan - ground floor
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4.155
3.480
2.920
3.727
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Side Facade
6.69
6.69 6.25
6.35
3.802
3.217
6.05
3.47
0.5550.510
3.25 2.96
3.45
3.34
2.96
2.69
3.600
2.980
3.820
2.42
0.08
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-3.18
2.480
2.750
2.150
2.400
2.400
2.750
2.750
2.585
0.635
Main facade
3.55
3.55
3.30
3.30
2.920
2.920
2.450
2.400
2.900
2.400
2.900
3.400
0.500
0.555
0.730
0.510
3.30
0.00
0.00
-0.50
0.680
-0.52
-1.20
-1.22
-1.20
-1.60
-2.12
-2.52
3.30 6.050
2.920
2.690
2.400
3.300 2.400
2.900
2.900
0.290
0.555
5.700
2.750 3.30
0.510
3.30
2.400
3.350
3.220
Transversal section
0.00
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-3.10
-3.10
2.820
2.420
2.400
2.800
-1.20
0.300 0.380
-0.52 -0.90
-3.12
Longitudinal section
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