ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO / Dilan Arroyave

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BY D I L A N A R ROYAVE

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E D U C AT I O N

2006 - 2015

STUD E NT

Instituto Infantil y Juvenil High school diploma 2016 - 2021

Universidad Piloto de Colombia Architect diploma Currently studying

SKILLS

Architecture

10 / 10 / 1998, Barranquilla, CO.

AutoCAD ArchiCAD Revit SketchUp Lumion

Currently studying Architecture at Piloto University. Hard-working, practical and creative. Sustainability takes precedence over my designs and ideas, it sets a positive path for all. Passionate about graphic design, illustration and art, these have always contributed something to each idea that I develop.

Graphic design

Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Lightroom Classic

I find challenges and constrains of working within the built environment truly inspiring. All the parts of a project make me think every single detail as a set that will impact a city, neighborhood or community.

I am very enthusiasm about gaining knowledge in Architecture and make it applicable for the rest of my projects and ideas.

Premiere Pro Office suite

Word Excel

INTERESTS Design, drawing, history, art, sports, reading.

PowerPoint WORK EXPERIENCE OneNote

2017 - 2018

Piel de Topo research group Other

Hand sketching Model making

Student leader

Universidad Piloto de Colombia

P U B L I C AT I O N S 2017

Grupo de estudio LANGUAGES

Mother tongue

Mirada Proyectual 2017-1 / Academic production

Spanish

Pag. 113

English

2017

Habitarte French

Mirada Proyectual 2017-2 / Academic production Pag. 140

“ I n t h e b i g p i c tu re s , a rc h i t e c tu re i s t h e a r t a n d s c i e n c e o f m a k i n g s u re t hat o u r c i t i e s a n d b u i l d i n g s fi t w i t h t h e w a y w e w a n t t o l i v e o u r l i v e s �

- B j a r ke

I n g e l s

CONTENT

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LCC HOUSE San Francisco, Cundinamarca, COL. 2.

LA MACARENA COMPLEX Macarena, Bogotรก, COL. 3.

NUEVO Mร XICO CULTURAL CENTER Funza, Cundinamarca, COL. 4.

MODULOR X Hayuelos, Bogotรก, COL. 5.

PUBLIC SPACE SENSATIONS Illustrations.

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LCC HOUSE

01 The design of the house is based on a vertical axis that distributes the different functions and uses within it, leaving the social part in the first floor, productive area in the second and the private part in the third.

The idea of a productive area contributes to the predominant form of commerce in San Francisco, where the existing trade is small family locals in their own homes.

This productive zone is thought of as a place of permanence where the visuals are concentrated in the topography of the municipality.

Being located in a small town, the relationship with nature is fundamental, so the fixed point makes allegory to the trunk of a tree, which holds the house. The inner courtyards are designed as areas of congregation and recreation, where the interior and exterior are blurred.

LC C

HOUSE

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O P E R AT I O N S

Identification of the lot: in the middle of two houses

Vertical axis as house base, inspired by

The design of the house is based on a vertical axis that distributes the different functions and uses

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

FRONT BALCONY

LC C

HO USE

LIVING ROOM

Patios are used as a way to illuminate the interiors

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LA MACARENA COMPLEX

02 The compactness in the urban environment expresses the idea of closeness between different components that make up the city, which facilitates contact, exchange and communication that represents the essence of a city.

The international center of Bogotรก is a clear example of urban compactness, located two blocks away from La Macarena complex, it seeks to complement this compactness of uses through a cultural landmark with housing.

The geometry used in the project allows a greater use of space, creating functional spaces both in use and size, leaving more free space for green areas and public space lacking in the area.

LA

MACA RENA

COM P L E X

Different social spaces are proposed, distributed in the project, in the public space for the community and in the first floor for the residents. The two towers are divided into two types, from the social floor down to typology for students and traditional families up.

Torres del Parque by Rogelio Salmona represents the inspiration in the form of the project, creating a continuity in the stepping.

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TYPOLOGIES

Typology 1: students or couples.

This space of 36 square meters can be used in different ways, having no spatial divisions, this can be adapted to the needs of any user. Thought for a person or couple.

F R O N T E L E VAT I O N

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MACA REN A

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Typology 2: families.

Duplex apartment designed for traditional families, with 3 bedrooms, 1 study, 3 bathrooms and typical social areas of a house. The main room and living room have two large balconies with views of the entire city.

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NUEVO MÉXICO CULTURAL CENTER

03 Located in the municipality of Funza, this Cultural Center seeks to create a polycentric city model in which pedestrian connectivity prima as a sustainable strategy. The spaces of the project and its exteriors were based on a multilevel circulation, which connects different spaces. The purpose of these operations was to create a more intimate relationship between the user, the uses of the area and finally the project.

The most important strategy for the development of this was the creation of a mixed-use compact node, an area with a variety of uses, within these uses we can find a restaurant, a supermarket, commercial area, outdoor auditorium and area of ATMs. The raw nature as a method applied to several problems that arose during the analysis and development of the project, this works as an ecological connector in the municipality, acoustic insulator, sectorization of spaces and the use of green roofs and passable as an ecological connector to the species native of the department of Cundinamarca.

NU EVO

MÉXI C O

C U LT U R A L

C EN T ER

O U T D O O R C U LT U R E The need to use cultural representations in the public space comes from the need to appropriate the locals of its space, since it is precarious and in poor condition.

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O P E R AT I O N S

To determine the connectivity of the equipment to its surroundings, different focaels points were established, such as a school, Olympic village and residential area.

CONFERENCE SPACE

N U EVO

MÉXI C O

C U LT U R A L

C E N T ER

15th street is an edge that limits these focal points, based on the uses offered in the area, optimal pedestrian flows are established for the use of these.

These flows are concentrated in two, which cross the designated lot to the equipment based on the city model. In this we observe the configuration of houses in low and high altitude.

CAFE / SHOP

Taking into account these flows, the lot is divided into 4 parts, showing the base configuration of the equipment. The connectivity was determined as the first determinant for the development of the project

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MODULOR X

04 As the years go by, the urban settlements are filled with more people and the space to live has become a precious asset, the idea of module X is to minimize the space necessary to live, so that it is limited to 36 meters square, the module can be stacked, joined, transformed, in such a way that different buildings can be designed according to the need. It is designed for one or two people, space that can be used according to any need, from productive space to rest space.

M ODULOR

X

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AXONOMETRIC VIEW

LIVING ROOM / STUDIO

MO D ULO R

X

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

ILLUSTRATIONS

PUBLIC SPACE SENSATIONS

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“Each time a woman stands up for herself, she stands up for all women” - Maya Anglon

“Time spent playing with children is never wasted” - Dawn Lantero P UB L IC

SPACE

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Idea of public space Each illustration shows a different type of public space according to a group of people: woman, children, young people and for culture.

“ We cannot always build the future for youth, but we can build our youth for the future” - Franklin D. Rooselvet

“ Culture, the acquainting ourselves with the best that has been known and said in the world ” - Matthew Arnold P U B L IC

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