Genesis Gama-Aguilar
BArch Universidad Iberoamericana Tijuana, Mexico. Master in Science in Architecture Landscape Urbanism Woodbury University San Diego Architecture School HOA Management Tijuana, Mexico Management of 350 apartments in a newly developed residential area in Tijuana. *I contributed in the transition of the developer handing management of the Association to homeowners, which required recollecting and organizing data of all owners, budget proposal by * Being an on site management, I assisted residents with daily life conflicts and supervised janitor and security personal.
MM Studio . Architecture and Interior Architecture Office Tijuana, Mexico
A S L O
DESIGN PRACTICE by Genesis Gama and Erick Castillo Development of multidisciplinary projects including architecture, interiors, music festivals, furniture design, branding, amongst others.
Los Vladimirovic Pop-up store On December 2014, Los Vladimirovich, a young Mexico City based menswear brand, comissioned us with the design of their first popup store in Los Angeles, CA. Considerations in the design were referencing the Russian heritage of the brand through industrial looking structures and crude natural finishes of materials such as walnut wood and leather straps. STUDIO 22
Design Studio
Arquine´s MEXTROPOLI 2017 Submission
A C A D E M I C
LANDSCAPE URBANISM Master in Science of Architecture Woodbury University School of Architecture SAN DIEGO CAMPUS
Development of multidisciplinary projects including architecture, interiors, music festivals, furniture design, branding, amongst others.
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On December 2014, Los Vladimirovich, a young Mexico City based menswear brand, comissioned us with the design of their first popup store in Los Angeles, CA. Considerations in the design were referencing the Russian CENTRALIZED CAPTURE heritage of the brand through industrial looking structures and crude natural finishes of materials such as walnut wood and leather straps.
CENTRALIZED CAPTURE
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Geometry as a Matter
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SMALL TOWN
LARGE REGIONAL CAPITAL
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PROPERTIES
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Extensive (divisible)
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SPEED
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+ SPEED
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Length = walking distance
Different Scenarios
DENSITY
ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL CITIES Journey to work by foot = living near factories.
Number of people/area
Different Scenarios
More social interactions
Less people on extended settlements
Less people on extended settlements
High density on small surfaces
High density on small surfaces
More social interactions
LESS SPEED
Landlocked towns
Closer contact, heterogeneous population Port cities Closer contact, heterogeneous population
Inward looking LESS SPEED regional culture Landlocked towns Inward looking regional culture
Workers
Low Income Workers 1 to 2 MW
Less than 1 MW
Branch : Electronics
Branch : Plastics
Food
Furniture
Workers
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6 - 10
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Geometry as a Matter
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2 to 5 MW
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TECHNICAL PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL
1 to 2 MW
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2 to 5 MW
0 - 10
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2 to 5 MW
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1 to 2 MW
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Electronics
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3rd level
Connection node Mixed use commercial and offices
Level 3 Shared Recreational Space
College Facilities Dwellings 2nd level Level 3 Bike, Pedestrian and Shuttle Bus Path
Manufacturing Light Train
Level 2 Shared Recreational Space
1st level Level 2 Light Train
Level 1 Shared Recreational Space
Shared Public Ammenities Warehouses Bike and Pedestrian Path
Level 1 Bike, Pedestrian and Shuttle Bus Path
Desalination Plant
Tidal Energy
Efficient Movement of Goods U RBAN ADDICTION:OBSESSIONAL STACKING BEHAVIORS
Flexible / relaxed control
5-20 million people An airport ASC A port Automated Stacking Crane Container Handling Capacity
Special instruments in: Finding favorable logistics Circumventing labor restrictions Filling quotas
CROSS NATIONAL GROWTH TRIANGLES
Economic Stimulants for developing countries
AGV Automated Guided Vehicle
OMNIDIRECTIONAL
Management
MOVEMENT
(Cheap) Labor
system now leads to Automated Passenger Transportation
More ways of navigating and reading buildings and urban spaces
Raw Material
SUPPLY CHAINS
Cotton Savannah
Spun into fabric Pearl River Delta
FREE
Factory India
TRADE ZONES
Cluster around
+ Warehouse
+ Intelligent office space
+ IT Campuses
+ Calling Centers
+ Exporting Processing Center
+ Conference / exhibition centers
Processing Zone Bangladesh
Concept
Geometry as a Matter
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Master Plan Academic Work
Mental Health Institute Tijuana Mexico
CIUDAD DE SALUD MENTAL Design Studio
CIUDAD DE SALUD MENTAL
Mental Health Institute
Master Plan Academic Work
Mental Health Institute Tijuana Mexico
P R O F E S S I O N A L
LANDSCAPE URBANISM Master in Science of Architecture Woodbury University School of Architecture SAN DIEGO CAMPUS
Development of multidisciplinary projects including architecture, interiors, music festivals, furniture design, branding, amongst others.
WORK
MMSTUDIO WORK EXPERIENCE
Drawings
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