Hugo Ozuna Architecture Portfolio 2017

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HUGO OZUNA ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Hello

My name is Hugo Ozuna and i’m AN ARCHITECT FROM MEXICO. PLEASE TAKE 5 MINUTES AND FIND OUT WHY I’M NOT ANOTHEr graduate DESIGNER.

Laboral

apr 2016-

JAN 2017

jan 2016-

MAR 2016

Aug 2015-

jan 2016

cadena+asociados (Monterrey, Mexico)

Studio ZR (Monterrey, Mexico)

dinamika (Monterrey, Mexico)

Interests

TECH AND INNOVATION

graphic design

Sport enthusiast

Cinema obsession

Exterior Activities

harry potter AFICIONADO

assemble AND BUILDING stuff (furniture)

E-MAIL: HOZUNAM@GMAIL.COM

PHONE: (+52) 81 811 7644461

ADRESS: VISTA ESCORIAL #440 C.P.66266 VISTA REAL, SAN PEDRO GARZA GARCÍA

jul 2015

aug 2014-

jan 2015

Roldán+bengué arquitectos (Barcelona,Spain)

jan 2015“topografía avanzada” (monterrey,mexico)

aug 2012dec 2016

jun 2014

aug 2014

aug 2012 dec 2010

jun 2010

aug 2008

jun 2008 aug 2002

itesm, university (mexico)

“universitat de barcelona”, licenced (barcelona)

itesm, highschool (mexico)

pan american school, middle school (mexico)

“americano”, primary school (mexico)

Contact
Software revit 90% 90% SKETCHUP 90% lumion 90% ADOBE SUITE 90% AUTOCAD 3dsmax 80% rhinoceros 80% Education

Competitions

sep 2016

1st place

sep 2016

orange investments workshop collaboration (mexico)

Competitions

mar2015 ‘infants communitary center’ participation (spain)

honorable mention

sep2014

Grupo especial de diseño

dec 2016

ucalli workshop competition collaboration (mexico)

honorable mention

personal (mexico)

1st place competitor

EEAD PROYECTA DIABETE ASSOC. PERSONAL (MEXICO)

AUG 2016

jan 2016

HONORABLE MENTION competitor

evolo 2016 Skyscraper Competition collaboration (united states)

BIENNIAL ARCHITECTURE competition collaboration (mexico)

Design Assets

Academic Workshops

jan 2015

AUG 2015

jun 2014

AUG 2014

cATEDRA BIOCONSTRUCCIóN ARQ. cARLOS ESTRADA (MEXICO)

REFURBISHMENT INTErVENTION ARQ. JUAN TALAMÁS SALAZAR (MEXICO)

MObILITY AND ACCEsSIBILITY oaamb (barcelona)

mixed use building arq. dario camisay (mexico)

competitor

feb 2014 ‘emergency shelter’ COMPETITION collaboration (mexico)

jan 2013 ‘ecoliving housing’edifica simposium collaboration (mexico)

honorable mention

Languages

SPANISH Native Fluent

english

català Working Proficiency

Academic Workshops

jan 2014

aug 2013

jan 2013

aug 2012

education center arq. karen hinojosa (mexico)

communitary center arq. fausto treviño (mexico)

collective housing arq. juan carlos lópez (mexico)

habitational house arq. raúl badia (mexico)

concept development 90% 90% arquitectonic rendering 90% arquitectonic compositions 90% diagram representation structure design 80% 70% 2d plans

Mixed Use

2 Re-thinking the skyscraper configuration Introduction to the project parameters 08 Context overview 09 Volume Developement 10 Graphic Visualization of Proposal 12 1 08-13 Page Location Project Syscraper Evolution
# 14-19 Page Location Project # Connecting trough a socal node Introduction to the project parameters 14 Design process 15 Program 18 Type plan 19
4 3 20-29 Page Location Project HQ Refurbishment Emergency Shelter # 30-35 Page Location
# Mexican Diabetes HQ refurbishment Introduction to the project parameters 20 Vizualisation 21 Axonometric 22 Proposal diagrams 23 Visualization 25 Arquitectonic plans 26 Emergent housing of entirely wood Introduction to the project parameters 30 Visualization 31 Plans and Volume Developement 32 Sections 35
Project
Affordable ecological house contest Introduction to the project parameters 42 Details 43 Diagrams 44 Plans and sections 45 6 5 Taking advantage of today's parking block. Introduction to the project parameters 36 Context overview 37 Master plan 38 Plans and Sections 41 36-41 Page Location
34-43 Page Location
Project #
Ecological
Project
# Parking Building
House

Singular Housing

7 44-49 Page Location
Colective living for the individual family. Introduction to the project parameters 46 Context overview 47 Typologies Diagrams 48 Plans 49 Architectonic Vizualisation 51
Project
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the forecast of the skyscraper

itesm • 2015

ROGELIO ALMAGUER • javier montemayor

• aPPROACH

Chicago saw the origins of the skyscrapers. It began with le baron jennies design, a replicable tower design that helped the city recuperate from the great fire of 1817. Now at days this history has evolved, our design focus in the prediction of the new ways the skyscraper can evolve. taking into account the lack of green spaces in a dense city as Chicago, are the new public spaces designated to be in the sky?

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THE LOOP

• THE LOOP IS KNOWN FOR BEING THE MOST ACTIVE DISTRICT IN THE CITY, IT HOST ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC SKYSCRAPERS in usa, as willis tower, and reliance building.

• The area speaks for itself, its surrounded by life, including an elevated subway and pedestrian of high density paths.

• composed of two vacant lands, the site is in wabach ave. and van buren intersection.

• The subway line intersect the proposal area.

• as an effect of the context, the intersection of both lands creates a dynamic element in the central core.

Location:Chicago,IL

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• Built in 1885, the reliance building by the engineer william le baroon jenney. the revolutionary steel frame structure is the reason why the building could reach that height never seen before, leaving beside the heavy mansory building.

Transparency

• the ibm building designed in 1970 by mies van der rohe, was the first building that used curtain wall taking advatage of the steel frames and their permeability. creating a completly new typology in parallel with the technological advances.

RE-THINKING THE SKYSCRAPER

• in 1968 Skidmor, owings and merril with their outside steel structure achive a biger scale scyscraper. the john hancock center is now at days one of the pioneers in this structure implementation.

The stacking

• som the willis tower built in 1973, developing a program of 108 stories, holding the record of the tallest building in america for 25 years. this proposal stack the mies ibm typology giving the same sensations of materiality and style.

The beginnig Taking it to the next level
1. CONTEXT 2. primary VOLUMES. 3. INTEGRATION OF CURTAIN WALL 4. stack of the module itself 5. steel structure anchored from both cores on the towers. 6. intergation of public space hub between two functional towers.
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1. program 2. cores and lobbys
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MIXED USE BUILDING TO CONnECT

UCALLI • 2016

• aPPROACH

In a neighborhood adjacent the feets of the mountain “MITRAS” there's a lack of social connection and urban commerce, there's the need to create a node that connects and distribute life through all the streets. The proposal is a circular volume that answers to the site, taking advantage of the circulation around it. The de-fragmentation of the building always occurs where the urban and pedestrian paths of the neighborhood conclude, making it functional and also saving the views of the mountain for a more multisensorial experience.

ALEJANDRO LOZANO • FRANK DE LA PEÑA
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Process

entrance homes

Pedestrian vehicles PROPOSAL

Location:Monterrey,NL

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COMMERCE

•FIRST FLOOR OF COMMERCE TO CREATE SOCIAL INTERACTION.

parking

•radial parking, answering the circulations.

amenities

stagggered volumes

•to preserve maximum multisensory conection with context.

Program
• public space at 1st floor and semi public space in the terraces for each level. 18

INDEPENDENT VIEWS

•Separate balconIEs to mantain privacy during social encounters.

10.41 3.70

4.78 4.67 8.37

Esc 1. 200

two sides ventilation

•FRONT AND BACK FAÇADE MODEL FOR OPTIMUM ILUMINATION AND VENTILATION.

VISIBILITY

VENTILATION 5.63

•CLEAR VIEW TROUGH ALL ALONG THE APARTMENT.

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Floor Plan
•SHARED VENTILATION FOR A MORE EFFICIENT DESIGN. 9.00

diabetes hq intervention

itesm • 2015

• aPPROACH

The initial requirements of the association where to create more spaces in the facilities (30’s mexico Antique house). The aim of the solution is not to be in a protagonist position, but to create a conection between context and interior daily activity by taking advantage of the actual structure

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Axononometric

natural ilumination

• joist with an inclination to benefit from every indirect ilumination.

communication

• NODE THAT COMMUNICATES, UNIFY, AND CREATE INTERACTION IN THE BUILDING.

rE-USE

• making use of THE SPANS THAT ALREDY EXISTS, IN ORDER TO take advantage of the structure.

materials

• Extruded clay brick as permeable but conservative element in terms of transparency.

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Esc 1. 200 A’A section Esc 1. 200 Façadesection Connectiondiagram Esc 1. 500 Referenceplan Connection inte rior inte rior 23
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Esc 1. 200 1stFloorplan 1stFloorplan Esc 1. 200 26
Esc 1. 200 3rdFloorplan Esc 1. 200 F’F Section 27

Elements Details

d1. vegetation system detail

• vegetation element helping the dissipation of direct ligthing. helping the sensation of a microclimate.

• WATERING SYSTEM BENETH SLABS FOR VEGETATION POTS, POLYETHYLENE PIPELINE OF 16MM.

• wood grill 5cm x 5cm @10cm, subjeted of anchoraje acording to specifications of finishes plan.

• plastic pot whit hooks system subjected to superior wood grill

• plaster panel according to esecificatios in finishes plan.

• tile cermaic tile.

• ceramic adhesive

• flexive sealant (100%)

• 635pm25 g-60 pole

• plaster panel rh 12.7mm

• pot of concrete blocks, two holes 10 x 20x 40 with apparent.

• Growth substrateGrowth substrate for pants sedum type 50-100mm

• pvc 2” for downspout with geotextil

camera filter sf 6mm

• review finishes plan for floor tile

instalation

• 20cm thick slab lightened with recoverable system formwork

Esc 1. 150 A’A Section
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WOODEN emergency shelter

COMACO NATIONAL CONTEST • 2014 ana pineda • cristobal lugo

• aPPROACH

Having a shelter is a human right. the competition held by the COMACO (Wood Construction asociation in Mexico) required a proposal of an emergency shelter with wood as primary material to be used in case of natural disaster. The design priority is to achieve mobility by having the flexibility to adjust to any topography and by developing a functional mountable process.

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Deployed Axo

Nil +6.10M

• Pine wood deck of 1”x8”x20” treated with sea varnish. Local and sustainable materials because of their reusable properties.

osb osb foam

Nil +5.80M

• “A” Type deck composed of modular OSB panels layered outside an inner AC-FOAM 1” panel, to act as thermic and acoustic insulator.

Nsl +3.29M

• Inside walls made with 1”x8”x10” panels, respecting its modular dimensions, treated with linseed oil against humidity.

NPT +0.90M

• Elevated slab composed of beams and joists system of pine wood. Foundation above ground level composed of recycled tires used as base to cast the reinforced concrete, this material selection to make an accesible and reachable construction.

25.4mm 20mm 20mm 32
Aqruitectonic plans 33

Interior Perspective

Nil +6.10M

• Pine wood deck of 1”x8”x20” treated with sea varnish. Local and sustainable materials because of their reusable properties.

• Interior part of the deck composed of modular OSB panels layered above an inner AC-FOAM 1” panel, to act as thermic and acoustic insulator.

Nil +5.80M

• Elevated slab composed of beams and joists system of pine wood. Foundation above ground level composed of recycled tires used as base to cast the reinforced concrete.

Nsl +0.90M

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First level floor plan designated to develop small commerce to keep up the productivity. First level floor plan, widely free to be utilised for family integration or diverse activities.
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• Same space recovered trough the night to be used as a private room with the help of a folding bed, making an accesible and fast procedure.

re-definition of the parking space

itesm • 2015

paula garza

• aPPROACH

The parking building is our generation oportunity. There is always a scenario where we can implement a life style to remove our dependency on the car, but it is a problem that can’t simply disappear. in order to resolve this issue, this parking volume provide value to the community leaving aside the stereotype of the parking building, generatin life.

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POLYGONS UNDER DEVELOPMENT

de la vega ( UNIVERSITY CORRIDOR)
gARZA SADA ( MAYOR AVENEUE ) MONTERREY
INTERACTION
1 2 3 4 5 actual housing 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
Junco
E.
CREEK ¨DRY CREEK” “ESTRELLA STREET” (MAIN
CORRIDOR)
Highimpactcorridor 37
Location:
MonterreyN.L.Mexico

OVERALL PLAN

• outdoor theatre, accompanied with a social proposal for the free use with public schools neighboring this communitary center.

• aRGOS ST. ENTER TO DE UNDERGROUND PARKING LEVELS. tHE PARKING CAN WORK AS DIFERENT VOLUMES, THE DOWNWARD LEVELS AND THE UPPER LEVELS.

• High impact corridor that will conect “estrella st” WITH “jUNCO DE LA VEGA ST” CREATING A HIGH DENSITY OF PEDESTRIAN ACCES TO COMMUNITY CENTER.

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• pLANIFICATION WITH FOCUSED SPACES FOR YOUTH,. PROPOSAL OF SKATE PARK MAKING IT A PLACE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN DIFERENT AGES.

• insicions that make possible the ilumination and ventilation of the underground levels.

• the ground level ofthe parking building is taken advantage by creating several multifunctional workshops, as well as recreational spaces flexible for any situation.

Esc 1. 100 Façade section
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• • jUNCO DE LA VEGA ST. ENTER TO THE UPPER PARKING TROUGH A RAMP OF 15%.
Esc 1. 1000
Esc 1. 1000
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Underground Plan
Esc 1. 1000 1st Floor plan Esc 1. 100 Façade section 41

susteinable and ecological house

EDIFICA SIMPOSIUM CONTEST • 2014

ana pineda • andrea vargas • daniel azuara

• aPPROACH

The Eco House design competition took into account the needs of the low and middle class family for worthy place to live, nevertheless for a fair price. according to the guidelines the design process lead to the ambient and ecological friendly proposal. thats not only a completely functional house, by using passive mechanisms that achieve a high tech alike impact in thermal confort, the result is a low budget and completely functional house.

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• SERVICE WALL CONTAINING ALL THE INSTALATIONS OF THE FOUR HOUSES.

• cOBBLE STONE IN THE OUTSIDE FLOORS TO GAIN ABSORPTION AREA.

• GREEN WALL IN SECOND FLOOR, PROTECTING MORe SENSIBLE DORMITORY WALLS.

• employing passive methods as correct orientationto to gain, sun light, crossed ventilation, and rainwater collection.

Street Perspective 2 3
1 2 3 4 2 3 4 4 1
With green.
Reference floor plan 43
With out green.

Floor plans arrangement

• “L” Typology plant, central green space created when mirrored with natural lighting and ventilation for the segment of four volumes.

Volumetric overview
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Scale 1.150

Floor plans
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Scale 1.150 Longitudinal Section

social interest housing PROJECT ana

pineda

• aPPROACH

To revive the housing segment of the ITESM university district, a proposal for a collective system IS CREATED, THE crave for COMUNITY IN THIS AREA is a reality, THE SITUATION OF shaRING a central park allows the wide coexistence between neighbors and an increase of quality life.

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Location:MonterreyN.L.Mexico

Proposal perspective #2 ITESM univeristy E. gARZA SADA ( MAYOR AVENEUE ) Tecnológico PARK FOOD/SERVICES polygons to develope 1 2 3 4 5 actual housing 6 1 2 3 4 5 6
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OVERALL PLAN

North polygon

Esc 1. 1000

South polygon Esc 1. 1000
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