Portfolio Irene Carranza Vargas - Urbanist and Architect

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PORTFOLIO-CURRICULUM CURRICULUM PORTFOLIOIRENE CARRANZA VARGAS URBANIST-ARCHITECT

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VITAE CURRICULUM CURRICULUM ABOUT ME ME ABOUT I am creative and entusiastic architect passionate by Altruistic Art and Urbanisme. I believe in the Responsable creation of spaces Sociable Patient and solutions that can help improve the life of peoRespectul Hard-worker ple and hopefuly our society. I dream of nicer, ecoTrustworthy Sensiive logical and more fair cities, where people can live Optimistic Creative Ambitiouse better; I want to help make our cities a nicer place..

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PP EE RR SS OONNAAL L ORRMMAAT I ONN I INNFFO TIO Name : Irene Carranza Vargas. Nationality : Costa Rican Address : 8 allée des Hautes Terres 78740, Vaux-Sur-Seine, France Phone : +33 7 79 25 91 11 E-mail : irene.carranza49@gmail.com

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Ecole d’Urbanisme de Paris - UPEM 2018 Master in Planning and Urbanism Specialization: International Urbanism and South Cities With Honnors

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LLANGUAGES ANGUAGES

Microsoft Office Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica 2016 School of Architecture and Urbanism Licenciature in Architecture (Equivalent of a Master)

Spanish Autocad Revit

Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica School of Architecture and Urbanism Bachelor in Architecture

English

2014 Lumion French QGIS

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High-school Conservatorio de Castella High-school diploma

2008

High-school Conservatorio de Castella Art technical degree Specialty: Oil and watercolor painting

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Adobe Photoshop

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Adobe Illustrator Italian Adobe Indesing


PROFESIONAL EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE PROFESIONAL

Municipality of San José, Costa Rica May- September 2018 Designer of an urban renewal project Redevelopment of a social housing project and public spaces for the slum “El Relleno” in Rincón Grande de Pavas. UrbaSEN-EUP September 2017- January 2018 Urban workshop on the public spaces in a suburb of Dakar, Senegal: Medina Gounass. (1d / week + 1 week on site) Study of the uses of public spaces by the community and proposal of redevelopment of certain public spaces to improve their uses and related social issues. Municipality of San Isidro August- December 2014 Architect - Internship • Regulatory reviewing for the building permits assesments according to the city council’s urban plans. • Realization of plans of fot the renovation of a social nursery school. • Project management assistant for public works in the city. Gutierrez & arquitectos May- July 2012 Architect - Internship Development of plans and model of a pedestrian bridge connecting two buildings of a company. Developing presentations for clients. Participation in retail projects.

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VOLUNTEERING EXPERIEN VOLUNTEERING EXPERIENCE Antoniano Onlus- AIESEC September 2016 (Bologna, Italy) English and Spanish teacher for children with disabilities. Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica 2014 & 2015 School of Architecture and Urbanism Tutor of a student with special abilities for 3 semesters. FID 4 et 5 Mars 2014 & 2015 International Festival of Design Staff member during the 2 years. Casa Camille (San Juan, Pavas) August - Nov 2013 Social Organization Fundamentes Visual arts teacher for children from a disadvantaged neighborhood.

PARTICIPATION PARTICIPATION IN CONGRESSES CONGRESSES IN

Contest Taller Vertical 9 2013 Design of a booth for the Green Fair 1ère place University: Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica - School of Architecture and Urbanism

Panamerican Congress of Housing III 2016 Organized by: Central American Asociation for Housing Hosted by: Federate School of Engineers and Architects of Costa Rica

Contest Taller Vertical 8 2012 Design of a multipurpose playground for children of a disadvantaged neighborhood Honors University: Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica - School of Architecture and Urbanism

Panamerican Congress of Housing I 2014 Organized by: Central American Asociation for Housing Hosted by: Federate School of Engineers and Architects of Costa Rica

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PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO


PROJECTS PROJECTS REHABILITATIONOF OF THETHE SLUM SLUM “EL “EL RELLENO”: RELLENO”: REHABILITATION DESIGNOF OF SOCIAL SOCIAL HOUSING HOUSINGAND ANDPUBLIC PUBLICSPACES SPACES DESIGN SPORTSCOMPLEX COMPLEX SPORTS

HOSTELGREEN GREENJUNGLE JUNGLE HOSTEL

MEDICALCENTER CENTER INTEGRAL MEDICAL OFOFINTEGRAL ATTENTION FOR FOR CHILDREN CHILDREN ATTENTION 5


Presentation : This project aims to redevelop the slum “El Relleno” located in Rincon Grande de Pavas, San José, Costa Rica. It plans : (I) a complex of social housing connected by public spaces to host and improve the living conditions of the 150 families of the slum that currently live in a precarious situation. (II) the construction of a new street and a sewage treatment plant to improve the sanitary conditions of the surrounding neighborhoods and at the same time reduce the environmental impact of the site. The community has the particularity of having formed a Cooperative of Self-Management Habitat: COOPEBERACA. This cooperative creates prefabricated concrete slabs and builds houses. In order to promote employment within this community, the measurements of the complex’s buildings were designed using the slabs’ measures produced by the cooperative so that all the walls can be built with their slabs. Project status: This project started in 2016 as part of my architecture degree thesis. The first proposal (p.11) was then selected by the Municipality of San José to be implemented and to serve as a model for the redevelopment of 3 other slums. I then decided to continue working on the project as part of my internship, within the municipality of San José,and for my Master’s thesis in Urbanism in 2018. Due to the change of many variables before the initial project could be realized, I had to reconceptualize the whole project to arrive at a new solution (p.7). Currently the project continues to be developed by the Municipality of San José and serves as a model for the development of 4 social housing projects for 4 communities of the capital in precarious conditions. One of these communities is El Relleno, for which the solution and my plans are being validated by the Housing Ministry. The begining of the construction is planned for 2019.

REHABILITATION OF OF THETHE SLUM SLUM “EL“EL RELLENO”: RELLENO”: REHABILITATION DESIGN OF OF SOCIAL SOCIAL HOUSING HOUSING AND AND PUBLIC PUBLIC SPACES SPACES DESIGN

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NEW SOLUTION SOLUTION NEW

The new solution responds to new constraints, such as: the availability of a smaller construction site due to invasions that have occurred during the last two years; the need for a street and a treatment plant for all the dwellings in the precarious areas of Finca San Juan, which are currently dumping their sewage into the TiribĂ­ River; and different topographic data from the one I had when I realized the first solution. To address these new needs and constraints, housing solutions have become smaller and more numerous per floor. 7


The project consists of 4 buildings of four floors, each one having 7 apartments per floor. Different types of apartment are plan to offer adequate housing to the different types of families. The land on which the slum is currently located and where the solution is proposed is very steep, which is why the proposal is developed in 3 terraces, with stairs and ramps that connect them, all deserved by emergency access connected to the main street.

On the facade, a set of geometric colors is proposed starting from the windows following a progression based on the golden ratio. This degradation of tones seeks to generate identity in the community, and also symbolizes life and contrast with the gray and drab of former slums. This color scheme of the facades finally represents an urban rainbow whose goal is to bring a feeling of well-being to the people of the community of El Relleno.

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The conception of the proposal takes, as a central point, the integration to its environment, proposing the public space as mediator of the space, interlocutor and an element of coexistence and interaction for the neighborhood and the community. To this end, spaces such as parks, benches, amphitheatres, an urban vegetable garden, a picnic area, sports fields and children’s playgrounds are created.

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In order to optimize the available space, I tried to arrange as much as possible the spaces connecting the terraces, so that they are more than simple crossing points. Rather than making simple stairs I chose to create small squares in between the different levels along with a system of bleachers encouraging the community to appropriate the space. These spaces should thus become resting, sharing and viewpoint.s

The differences in height between the different terraces are important. To solve this problem, while making these spaces user-friendly, I developed a system of hexagonal “plantpots� poured in concrete on the site, to serve as a restraint on the ground and embellish these public spaces at the same time. As an extension of these hexagonal pots, I propose stairs mixed with the hexagonal smaller bleachers stated above.These transitions spaces, that will encourage the social interaction of the community, are expected to be developed by the cooperative, not only to take advantage of this resource but also to show its potential.

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FIRST FIRST

PROPOSAL PROPOSAL

Due to the great steep slopes of the land, all the public spaces had to be concived as terraces. The use of ramps is imperative to make the entire residence accessible to all. For some buildings the main access may be on the ground floor or the first floor.

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This solution proposes 8 buildings of 4 floors, connected by public spaces. Each of these buildings offers 5 housing units per floor, for a total of 20 apartments per building. In addition, to promote the community and the development of the cooperative, two buildings of the complex are designed differently from the others to allow the activity of the cooperative: spaces reserved for the production workshops of concrete slabs are planned on the ground floor. On the 4th floor there are offices for the cooperative, as well as a meeting and study room to host training courses or workshops for young people in the community. The structure of the buildings is made of laminated wood from oocarpa pine, so that the carbon footprint is reduced and the assembly more respectful of the environment. The walls are made with the concrete slabs that the community produces. This will promote the employment of the community by strengthening the productive activity of their cooperative. ALL FLOORS (UNESCALED)

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SPORTSCOMPLEX COMPLEX SPORTS This sports complex is to be located in one of the central districts of the Costa Rican capital: Barrio Escalante. This project aims to revitalize the life of this sector and surrounding neighborhoods. It includes an Olympic-size swimming pool, a multipurpose court, a gym, a volleyball court, a multi-purpose platform, an athletic track and field, spaces for martial arts, sports shops, a gallery, restaurants and various public spaces. Volumetric concept: The envelope of the building merges into the main structure and partly into the outer public spaces, creating a special symbiosis between the outdoor spaces and the buildings. The complex urges the pedestrians to cross the project side by side encouraging the use of recreational areas.

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Entrepiso: Losa nervada de “Metaldeck” con malla electrosoldada y chorrea de concreto

Entrepiso: Elemento de anclaje del entrepiso

Desagüe: Canal para recolección de aguas pluviales

Clavadores: Perfiles RT, Perfil C @ 50 cm

Cubierta: Lámina para techo de aluminio de rollo acanalada de 499 mm de ancho; “Metalock” (MTL 45) de METALCO; color blanco

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HOSTELGREEN GREENJUNGLE JUNGLE HOSTEL 16


This hostel is inspired by the ecological concept and biodiversity that Costa Rica uses as an emblem. For this reason, it has an interior patio that seeks to attract birds, for the delight of travelers. It also has other coexistense spaces, such as common areas on each floor and a pool with a terrace on the rooftop.

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The project is a center of education and medical attention for children with disorders and diseases such as Down syndrome or cerebral palsy.

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The reception floor consists of a medical office, a psychological office, an office for social workers, various offices for administrative purposes, as well as a reception and a waiting room for the parents. Another floor includes various activity rooms and monitoring of children, as well as all the amenities necessaries for physiotherapy, and a swimming pool dedicated to hydrotherapy. A last floor includes various classrooms and a toy library. The property has gardens and an outdoor playground, canteen and underground parking.

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