PORT FOLIO
Selected projects
p. 8 LANDSCAPE DESIGN
Bolivar Avenue Pedestrian Walk
p. 16 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
Itinerant Museum of Memory
p. 24 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
Indoor and Outdoor Concrete Furniture
p. 32 VISUAL DESIGN
Digital Illustration and UX/UI Design
PLANTERS AND BENCHES
©AEU — Alejandro Arango
MUSEUM ASSEMBLAGE
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PINK FOLD ARMLESS CHAIR
©AEU — Konkretus — The Blue House
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BOLIVAR AVENUE PEDESTRIAN WALK Architects Design team Client Location Area Year Photographies
PLANTERS AND BENCHES
©AEU — Alejandro Arango
PLANTS BESIDE URBAN FURNITURE
©AEU — Alejandro Arango
NEW STREET SCAPE
©AEU — Alejandro Arango
After the progressive deterioration of the Bolivar Avenue due to the public institutions departure from downtown, housing land-use reduction and the construction of metro high-line viaduct over this way, the project emerges as the possibility of improving inner city public space with a pedestrian promenade that claims urban life, pedestrians and non-motorized and alternative mobility, promoting institutional presence, security and land-use diversity in a territory defined by ungovernability, high rates of violence and an single land-use. Therefore the main statement is taking space from polluting cars with cycle paths, insecurity with outdoor furniture and pavement with gardens.
PEDESTRIAN WALK TOP VIEW
©AEU — Alejandro Arango
ITINERANT MUSEUM OF MEMORY Architects Design team Client
Location Area Year
@France_Colombia
@JhonnyRQuintero
The Itinerant Museum of Memory and Identity of Montes de María is a platform for transformation and overcoming the conflict, stigmatization and poverty scenarios with which this territory and its inhabitants have been identified, appealing to the generation of new narratives about their realities, as well as people’s experiences amid the war and the projections they do on their territory, drawing on dialogue, memory, identity and the full exercise of freedom speech. A pavilion in allegory of the traditional big-house for the symbolic reparation of the communities and victims affected by the armed conflict in Montes de María.
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@soramonte
@Natoroz
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@JhonnyRQuintero
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@tatianaduplat
@yalenajacome
@MirenAVer
@MirenAVer
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CONCRETE FURNITURE Architects Design team Client Location Year Photographies
GRAY FOLD ARMLESS CHAIR
©AEU — Konkretus — The Blue House
GRAY FOLD ARMLESS CHAIR AND TABLE
©AEU — Konkretus
The indoor and outdoor furniture, in addition to stimulating people interactions, responding to urban life and human relationships, improving the habitability of our cities and homes, recovering public and intimate spaces for people through beauty, quality and ergonomics, must allow inclusion and accessibility through an universal, democratic, equitable and respectful design that, among many other things, supports diverse communities and understands their particular needs. In consequence, the design system is based on simple forms, durable materials and tested measurements that results in objects focused on human necessities which transform their realities.
DESIGN PROCESS SKETCHES
ŠAEU — Santiago Arbelåez
MODULAR BENCHES
MODULAR PLANTERS
©AEU — Konkretus
©AEU — Konkretus
SHORT STATURE ARMLESS CHAIR
MODULAR BENCHES
©AEU — Konkretus — Alejandro Arango
©AEU — Konkretus
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION AND UX/UI DESIGN Designer Location Year
VIASUAL DESIGN AND PROTOTYPING
©Santiago Arbeláez
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION: CHARACTERS BUILDING
©Santiago Arbeláez
way become more important when talking about people, teams, collaborative work and agile methodologies. That’s how design must be understood, regardless of its categories or scales, as it can be urban, architectural, industrial, or experiences and interfaces if its principle is people, an their particularities, needs and
VISUAL DESIGN AND PROTOTYPING
©Santiago Arbeláez
Profile
I’m Santiago, architect with nine years of experience conceptualizing and developing urban, architectural, industrial and visual design projects, helping people improve their relationships with space, objects and graphics. Working with public institutions and private companies on human interactions for solving accessibility, inte usability and inclusion problems in public space, buildings, furniture and media. I truly believe in transformation power of design and creativity to enhance our cities habitability and products functionality within an aesthetic and innovative approach that allows communities empowerment.
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ŠSantiago Arbelåez