PORTFOLIO JAVIER JAIR MONTEMAYOR LEOS jj_2@live.com.mx (+52) 81 1908 1869 student number: 4781988
INDEX
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0 MOTIVATION LETTER
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1 ESCAMILLA FIELDS
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2 NYC SKY CONDO
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3 GUGGENHEIM HELSINKI
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4 THE HUB
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5 PLAZA 401
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Being a recent Architecture graduate, I began to question myself about future plans. Now
that I have been learning outside school and having a clearer vision of society, I decided to take
MOTIVATION LETTER
the next step in my learning journey. I want to learn more and acquire the necessary tools to respond to the current problems. The Building Technology seems a proper program because it marries both architecture and technology. Nowadays everyone supposedly knows how to design. But for me knowing how to design responsibly and becoming a sustainable designer is the key to many of our current issues. Convinced about the program’s approach towards architecture, technology, and the environment, I am sure I will be able to give back to society by making sure that future generations will have access to a more sustainable world. Apart from the program, TU Delft got my attention due to its leadership in the architecture and engineering fields. I expect to develop new skills that will help me help others, in a highly stimulating environment that encourages solution-making through relevant challenges.
In fact, derived from the desire I have expressed of a greener future, it is worth
mentioning that for my final project I chose it to be in the line of Environment. The assignment consisted first, in an optimized master plan for our university campus in Monterrey, especially the sport fields that had been wasted lately. Without getting completely rid of the field, an urban park was incorporated, public spaces, and the prototype of a building. At the end of the class (named “Capstone Projects II�, worth 12 credits) I got a final grade of 91/100, with an excellent critique from the panel of judges, including members of BEA , a Mexican office specialized in LEED certifications.
My hypothetical thesis would certainly be about adaptable technology or methods that
can be easily applied to my country, Mexico, and Latin America. Extreme weather is a characteristic topic from my city specially, and I would like to come up with solutions that can respond to the interior comfort of the users in general. Another interesting project could also have to do with a way of battling the slums in the city, in the hopes of giving people a more decent way of living via houses that are cheap to build but also energy efficient.
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FIG. 0 RENDER OF BUIDLING PROTOTYPE
ESCAMILLA FIELDS (FINAL PROJECT)
LOCATION: NUEVO LEÓN, MEXICO TYPE: ACADEMIC WORK: TEAM (ANA VIRGINA TREVIÑO AND PRISCILA ALAMILLA) ROLE: DESIGNER (DIAGRAMS, TECHNICAL DRAWINGS, RENDERS) LEVEL: FINAL YEAR (BACHELOR) DATE: AUGUST-DECEMBER 2016 SUPERVISOR: ARQ. CARLOS ESTRADA (carlos.estrada@oficinadearquitectura.com) DESCRIPTION The project presents two different stages. First, the proposal for a site inside the university campus of ITESM was done, specifically an underused sports field. The situation had certain complexity because not only the existent conditions had to be taken into account but also a new master plan proposed by Sasaki, an American firm. With this in mind, a new arrangement came into being, with a fresh concept: to open up the gates of the university and make the field not only for the students, but also for
FIG. 1 SITE ANALYSIS & MAIN VIEWS
the community. Pocket parks were included, plazas and new paths that connected the neighbors. The second stage had to do with the development of a building inside the master plan, in this case a prototype of a greenhouse/apartments destined for the workers of the campus. A main structure was defined as universal space, and the building was set to one side to leave space for the greenery, in a way that users could benefit from them and produce a community. CONTRIBUTION: The master plan analysis and design was done by my team. However the design process images and the rest of the final drawings I selected are mine. The design of the individual building was individual work also, along its technical drawings, diagrams, and renderings.
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FIG. 0-1 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 1 DESIGN PROCESS
PRELIMINARY SPORTS FIELDS
COLLAGE OF MARKET
DIAGRAM OF USER PATHS
FIRST APPROACHES TO MASTER PLAN
COLLAGE OF GREENHOUSE
FIRST MODEL OF STRUCTURE
DIAGRAM OF CIRCULATION PRELIMINARY AERIAL VIEW & RENDER EXPERIMENTAL PATHS
SKETCH OF LAYERS FOR PATHS
FIG. 1 AUTHOR: JJML
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BUILDINGS
SPORT FIELDS
FIG. 2 EXISTING CONTEXT PARKS
PATHS
SITE AND CONNECTION
FIG. 3 SASAKI’S MASTER PLAN SITE CAMPUS UNUSED PLOTS
MAIN ROADS NEW CONNECTION NEW CAMPUS PATH
FIG. 6 LAYERS FIG. 4 CURRENT SITUATION
FIG. 5 ACTORS INVOLVED FIG. 7 NEW LINES
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NO BARRIERS NEW CONNECTIONS NEW ACCESS
FIG. 2-7 AUTHOR: JJML
*FIG 3: SHOWS MASTER PLAN OF SASAKI (AMERICAN FIRM)
FIG. 8 PROPOSED MASTER PLAN
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01 MAIN ACCESS 02 BEISBALL 03 SOCCER
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04 FOOTBALL 05 PARKS 06 BUILDINGS
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07 THEATER 06
03
08 CROPS
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05
06 07 08
05 01
01 05 02
PICKED BUILDING TO DEVELOP (APARTMENT/GREENHOUSE)
03 03 03
FIG. 8 AUTHOR: JJML
*FIG 8: THE CONTEXT IS FROM MASTER PLAN OF SASAKI (AMERICAN FIRM). MY MASTER PLAN IS IN RED
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FIG. 9 LOCATION OF BUILDING TO DEVELOP
FIG. 10 SECTION IN PERSPECTIVE OF BUILDING
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1
FIG. 11 GROUND FLOOR
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FIG. 13 SECTION 1-1
FIG. 12 TYPICAL FLOOR
FIG. 9-13 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 14 ISOMETRIC VIEW OF BUILDING 01 01 VENTILATED FACADE
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02 ROOFTOP GARDEN 03 APARTMENTS 04 PRIVATE TERRACES
02
05 SERVICE CORES
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06 CIRCULATION
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07 PUBLIC PLAZA 08 MARKET
03
09 STRUCTURE
(HANGING PLANT POTS)
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07
01 09
09
05 04
FIG. 16 ROOFTOP GARDENS
06 03
08
07 09
FIG. 15 EXPLODED ISOMETRIC FIG. 14-17 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 17 GARDENS IN STRUCTURE
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A
6.4 Drip cap cover of folded stainless steel sheet 3 mm thick 6.3 Exterior facade panels, 10 mm 6.2 Thermal insulation layer 40 mm 6.1 Structural steel beam: C channels 12 x 20.7
B
E
F
+15.00 5th Floor 0.31
1.95
5.11 Wooden deck with supporting substructure 5.10 Fine gravel layer for absorption 50 mm
3.00
5.9 IP5-400 profile cut confining the deck 5.8 Sustrate, vegetal medium 80 mm +12.00 4th Floor 5.7 Drainage system plaques Daondren 25 mm 5.6 Thermal insulation Sikatherm model 40 mm 5.5 Waterproofing system, outdoor quality, bolted 4 mm 5.4 Geotextil layer and vapour barrier 1 mm 5.3 Lean concrete layer for sloping formation 40 mm Drip cap cover of folded stainless steel sheet 3 mm thick 5.2 Roofing steel sheet 6.4 bolted to metalic 6.3 Exterior facade panels, 10 mm structure 6.2 Thermal insulation layer 40 mm 150 mm 6.1 Structural steel beam: C channel 300x 300* 5.1 Structural steel beam system: I shaped UPN 100, IPN 80
2.54
0.90
0.15
0.30 0.10
1.95
2.34
3.00
+9.00 3th Floor
0.41
0.15
0.20 0.35
5.9 IP5-400 profile cut confining the deck 5.8 Sustrate, vegetal medium 80 mm
5.7 Drainage system plaques Daondren 25 mm 4.5 Finished flooring, clear gray terrazo system 5.6 Thermal insulation Sikatherm model 40 mm 5.5 Waterproofing outdoor bolted 4 mm 4.4 Mortar layer receiving finishedsystem, floor 45quality, mm, 5.4 Geotextil layer and vapour barrier 1 mm 5.3 Lean concrete layer for sloping formation 40 mm including heating system based in bolted composite pipes 5.2 Roofing steel sheet to metalic structure 150 mm fastened to subfloor 5.1 Structural steel beam system: I shaped 100x100*, 300x 300* 4.3 Thermal insulation layer 20 mm 4.2 Roofing steel sheet 6.5 bolted to metalic structure Modular facade, made of terracota cilinders, with movable modules 6.4 Metalic handrail of brushed aluminium 150 mm 6.3 Wooden deck for facade maintenance 6.2 Metalic frames for deck support (10 mm profile) 4.1 Structural steel beam system: I shaped UPN 6.1 Substructure for facade : T profile 100 x 100* +6.00 100, IPN 80 2th Floor
3.5 Wooden deck 3.4 Steel supporting substructure for exterior deck, welded 3.3 Sikatherm waterproof sheet 80 mm thick 3.2 Roofing steel sheet bolted to metalic structure 150 mm 3.1 Steel beam system:3.5I shaped UPN 100 Wooden deck
1.95
1.02
15.00
3.00
15.00
3.00
1.22 0.90
0.15
0.42 0.35
4.5 Finished flooring, clear gray terrazo system 4.4 Mortar layer receiving finished floor 45 mm, including heating system based in composite pipes fastened to subfloor 4.3 Thermal insulation layer 20 mm 4.2 Roofing steel sheet bolted to metalic structure 150 mm 4.1 Structural steel beam system: I shaped 100x100*, 300x 300*
2.3 Steel structure bracing: L angles 2.5 x 19 2.2 Steel structure beams: C channels 12 x 20.7 2.3 Steel structure bracing: L angles 100x 100* 2.2 Steel Istructure beams: CIPN channels80 300x300* 2.1 Steel strucure columns: shaped 2.1 Steel strucure columns: I shaped 400x400 *
3.00
0.90
5.11 Wooden deck with supporting substructure 5.10 Fine gravel layer for absorption 50 mm
3.4 Steel supporting substructure for exterior deck, welded 3.3 Sikatherm waterproof sheet 80 mm thick 3.2 Roofing steel sheet bolted to metalic structure 150 mm 3.1 Steel beam system: I shaped 100x100*
3.00
1.95
1.02
3.00
3.00
1.22 0.90
+3.00 1th Floor
1.5 Concrete slab 150 mm with electrowelded wire mesh and fiberglass (for low cracking) 1.4 Polyethylene draining membrane 0.15 mmwire 1.5 Concrete slab 150 mm with electrowelded mesh and fiberglass (for low cracking) 1.4 Polyethylene draining membrane 0.15 mm 1.3 Layer of sand 51 mm for humidity reduction 1.3 Layer of sand 51 mm for humidity reduction 1.2 Layer of fine gravel 100 mm for water absorption 1.2 Layer of fine gravel 100 mm for water absorp+0.00 1.1 Stable and dense ground, compacted Ground Floor tion 0.4 Concrete barrier confining interior layers, with 1.1 Stable and dense ground, compacted toughseal to both inner and outer face of upstands
0.15
0.42
0.25 0.70
3.00
2.85
0.31
3.00
2.80
2.75
3.00
0.3 Slab of lean concrete 50 mm with waterpoof sheet 0.2 Stable and dense ground, compacted 0.1 Outline of foundation to column beyond
0.4 Concrete barrier confining interior layers, with toughseal to both inner and outer face of upstands 0.3 Slab of lean concrete 50 mm with waterpoof sheet 0.2 Stable and dense ground, compacted 0.1 Outline of foundation to column beyond
FIG. 18 DETAIL OF STRUCTURE, PRIVATE TERRACES AND APARTMENTS
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FIG. 18 AUTHOR: JJML
L
M
0.90
0.15
+15.00 5th Floor 0.11
1.95 15.00 1.84
3.00
3.00
4.5 Plant holder, metallic or wooden , 10 cm thick 4.4 Sustrate, vegetal medium 40 mm 4.3 Drainage system plaques Daondren 10 mm 4.1 Waterproofing system, outdoor quality, layer 4 mm
0.90
0.90
+12.00 4th Floor
0.15
0.15 1.95
3.00
3.5 Modular facade, made of terracota cilinders, with movable modules 3.4 Metallic handrail of brushed aluminium 3.3 Wooden deck for facade maintenance 3.2 Metalic frames for deck support (10 mm profile) 3.1 Substructure for facade : T profile 10X10
1.95 0.90
+9.00 3th Floor
3.00
0.15
1.95 15.00
0.90
3.00
0.15 0.90
+6.00 2th Floor
0.15
0.25 0.70
FIG. 20 DETAIL OF FACADE
3.00
0.90
1.95
3.00
0.15
0.90
+3.00 1th Floor
0.15
2.00
0.42
1.95
0.30
3.00
3.00 3.00
0.90
2.5 Wooden deck 2.4 Steel supporting substructure for exterior deck, welded 2.3 Sikatherm waterproof sheet 80 mm thick 2.2 Roofing steel sheet bolted to metalic structure 150 mm 2.1 Steel beam system: I shaped UPN 100 1.3 Steel structure bracing: L angles 2.5 x 19 1.2 Steel structure beams: C channels 12 x 20.7 1.1 Steel strucure columns: I shaped IPN 80
0.15
1.95 15.00
3.00
FIG. 19 DETAIL OF STRUCTURE WITH GARDEN FIG. 19-21 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 21 DETAIL OF GARDEN MODULE
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02 NYC SKY CONDO
FIG. 1 BUILDING FROM HIGH LINE
LOCATION: NEW YORK, UNITES STATES OF AMERICA TYPE: ACADEMIC WORK: TEAM (VIRIDINA NEGRETE AND ALE FERREYRO) ROLE: DESIGNER (DIAGRAMS, DETAILS, RENDERS) LEVEL: 3 YEAR (BACHELOR) DATE: APRIL 2015 SUPERVISOR: ARQ. KAREN HINOJOSA (khinojosa@itesm.mx) DESCRIPTION We didn’t want an invasive building, that’s why our proposal extended the sidewalk
FIG. 2 SITE PLAN
for the pedestrians; this gave more social space for the community, engaging the people to come inside the plaza and begin to explore the cultural and recreational experiences offered by the building. The context played a big role in the formal language, we proposed a conventional steel structure to blend the form with the ones of the existing buildings around. After deciding the structure, we wanted to continue with a non-invasive form, we didn’t want the people coming from the High Line to feel overwhelmed by it, that’s why we opted to stagger the whole mass. Following
Extrusion
Offset
Farm space
Fan
Grid
Lighten
the structure, we decided to place the apartments most apart from the direct solar exposure; on the other hand, the farm was located in the area directly exposed to the
Frames
HL connection
sun. Finally, the core shows the whole function of the building and how it feed itself to then feed everyone else. Contribution: My team and I came up with the whole concept design. They were mostly in charge of the explanation of the concept. I focused on the sections, lifecycle diagram, and renders. I also did the detail and isometric views.
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FIG. 3 DIAGRAMS | INTENTIONS FIG. 1-2 AUTHOR: JJML FIG. 3 AUTHOR: VIRIDIANA NEGRETE
FIG. 4 EXPLODED ISOMETRIC
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10
36 m2
36 m2
18 m2
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24 m2
FIG. 5 APARTMENT TYPOLOGIES
12 Glazed skin and
structural frames
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11 Circulation 10 Level 1 lab 7 apartments
9 Level 7
1 lab 7 apartments
02
03
8 Level
01
03
2 lab 8 apartments
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01
06
7 Level 1 lab 9 apartments
6 Level 1 lab 10 apartments
05
04
04
5 Level 5
2 labs 9 apartments
4 Level
1 APARTMENTS
2 labs 9 apartments
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2 COMMUNITY GARDEN
3 CIRCULATION
4 LABS
5 FARM
6 CORE
FIG. 6 TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
3 Level 2 labs 9 apartments
2 Level Art galleries Classrooms
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1 Level Local green market
01 01
0 Level
01 PLANT HOLDERS 02 STRUCTURE 03 CARTELAS
02
Public space Art park
2 03
1
0
Green house Vertical farm Community garden Apartments Personal garden Labs Water tank Art gallery Commercial
03
02
Services Circulation
FIG. 4,6,7 AUTHOR: JJML FIG. 5 AUTHOR: ALE FERREYRO
FIG. 7 ISOMETRIC- STRUCTURE & FACADE
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1. The water, coming from the Hudson river, is treated and collected in a tank.
2. The water is distributed to the fish tank and irrigates the plants through piping.
FIG. 7 INDOOR FARMS AND LOBBY
FIG.9 SECTION IN PERSPECTIVE: DYNAMICS
FIG. 8 ROOFTOP GREENHOUSE
3. The fishes in the tank produce waste that acts as fertilizer for the plants.
4. The waste of the animals on the fifth floor also serves as fertilizer.
Life cycle of the building
5. The animals and fishes are used as products in the local market.
6. The plants produce food for the neighborhs and market.
7. The users take care of the farm and community garden.
8. The garden produces fresh air for the whole complex.
9. The waste form the apartements is used as biowaste to produce energy.
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10. The whole building is supported by the activity of tourism and life coming from the High Line.
FIG. 7,9 AUTHOR: JJML FIG.8 A FERREYRO
01 CARTELAS 02 METALLIC COLUMNS 03 SLABS 04 ASSEMBLY
01
02
03
4.00
3.6 Plant holder made of corten steel 3.5 Sustrate, vegetal medium 80 mm 3.4 Drainage system plaques Daondren 25 mm 3.3 Thermal insulation Sikatherm model 40 mm 3.2 Waterproofing system, outdoor quality 3.1 Geotextil layer and vapour 3.6 Plant holder made of corten steel barrier 1 mm 3.5 Sustrate, vegetal medium 80 mm 3.4 Drainage system plaques Daondren 25 mm 3.3 Thermal insulation Sikatherm model 40 mm 3.2 Waterproofing system, outdoor2.6 quality, mm Waterbolted supply4system, 3.1 Geotextil layer and vapour barrier 1 mmvia dripping irrigation 2.5 Drainage system 2.4 Structural cartelas, 2 2.6 Water supply system, irrigationmvia dripping wide, holding planting 2.5 Drainage system system 2.4 Structural cartelas, 2 m wide, holding planting system 2.3planter Concrete sit, cast in situ 2.3 Concrete sit, cast in situ along the 4.00 along the planter 2.2 Corten steel plant pot/holder, with respective layers 2.2 Corten steel plant pot/ 2.1Steel grating (80 cm wide) 30 x 30 holder, with respective layers 2.1 Steel grating (80 cm wide) 30 x 30 1.7 Finished floor (solid wood flooring) 1.6 Flexible tile adhesive 1.5 Heating system through loose undertile cable 1.4 Thermal insulation boards 1.7 Finished floor (solid wood 1.3 Insulation barrier 1.2 Vapour barrier flooring) 1.1 Concrete slab with wire mesh, L12 1.6 TM Flexible tile adhesive Top & Bottom 50 mm cover, Lap1.545Heating mm at system splices through loose undertile cable 1.4 Thermal insulation boards 1.3 Insulation barrier 1.2 Vapour barrier 1.1 Concrete slab with wire mesh, L12 TM Top & Bottom 50 mm cover, Lap 45 mm at splices
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0.40
0.94
0.40
0.93
0.40
1.70
0.93
0.40
0.80
0.70
0.50
2.00
4.00
FIG. 10 EXPLODED ISOMETRIC
FIG. 11 FACADE DETAIL
FIG.10-11AUTHOR: JJML
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Direction to Uspenski
Connection to park
Plaza for Palace Hotel
Visual to White Cathedral
Link with art street
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FIG. 0 URBAN INTENTIONS
GUGGENHEIM HELSINKI LOCATION: HELSINKI, FINLAND TYPE: ACADEMIC WORK: INDIVIDUAL WORK ROLE: DESIGNER (DIAGRAMS,TECHNOCAL DRAWINGS, RENDERS) LEVEL: 3 YEAR (BACHELOR) DATE: AUGUST-DECEMBER 2014 SUPERVISOR: PIRJO SENAKSENAHO (pirjo.sanaksenaho@aalto.fi) DESCRIPTION Museums nowadays don’t just mean knowledge and reverence towards art, but a
FIG. 1 IMPORTANT SIGHTS AND HEIGHTS
more socially interactive space where people can learn about each other. In this case, the museum’s character is greatly dictated by its monumentality, making it easier for people to identify it. By rendering it as an identifiable city point, the intention is to bring people with different backgrounds together. The design creates a connection between the park with the sea, without forgetting about the city and the harbor. In such way, people can easily flow through the building and appreciate the city in different ways. “Noisy quiet” becomes present since the beginning: its monumentality might appear distracting at once but as one gets closer its quietness and adaptation to the context are more evident. Currently, it is necessary for museums to provide unique experiences- it isn’t a luxury to afford. Through the use of fragmentation and sequences, people will get immersed in the museum without forgetting the world outside. Contribution: Individual work.
16 FIG. 0-1 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 2 DESIGN PROCESS
DIRECTIONS RELATIONS
MASSES
VOLUMETRICS
SCALE MODEL
ACCESS
VOLUMETRIC TRANSFORMATION
Extrusion
Subtraction
INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
Direction
Fluidity
Centrality
Slope
Promenade
Connection
INTENTIONS
17 FIG. 2 AUTHOR: JJML
Public zones Mezzanine Exhibition area Horizontal circulation Vertical circulation
FIG. 3 CONCEPTUAL VIEW OF BUILDING
FIG. 4 SITE PLAN & LATERAL FACADE
18 FIG. 3-4 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 5 EXTERIOR SPACE
FIG. 6 TRANSVERSAL SECTION & BACK FACADE
19 FIG. 5-6 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 7 INTERIOR LOBBY
FIG. 9 THIRD FLOOR
FIG. 8 BRIDGES
FIG. 10 SECOND FLOOR
FIG. 11 FIRST FLOOR
FIG. 12 GROUND FLOOR FIG. 13 MAIN FACADE
20 FIG. 7-13 AUTHOR: JJML
30 MM TILE KOLUMBA BRICK 20 MM JOINTS STAINLESS-STEEL ANCHOR 50/40 MM STAINLESS STEEL RHS STAINLESS STEEL ELEVATED MOUNTING ADJUSTABLE POLYUERTHANE SEAL CONCRETE SLAB 30 CM THERMAL INSULATION 15 CM FAUX CEILING
14 MM CAVITY + 2 X 6 MM DOUBLE GLAZING 12 MM TOUGHENED GLASS LATTICE BRICK WALL KOLUMBA BRICK STAINLESS STEEL FRAME COLOR SILVER TRANSVERSAL ALUMINIUM TUBE 160X60
KOLUBA BRICK 60 X 10 CM STEEL SUPPORTERS STAINLESS STEEL MASONRY ANCHOR L ANGLE WELDED STEEL FLATS THERMAL INSULATION 15 CM REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL METAL PLAQUE ACCESS DOOR
FIG. 14 FACADE DETAIL
21 FIG. 14 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 1 CONTEXT
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FIG. 2 SITE ANALYSIS
THE HUB Located in
LOCATION: CHICAGO, UNITES STATES OF AMERICA Chicago’s loop TYPE: ACADEMIC WORK: TEAM (ROGER ALMAGUER & HUGO OZUNA) ROLE: DESIGNER (DIAGRAMS AND DETAILS) LEVEL: 4 YEAR (BACHELOR) DATE: SEPTEMBER 2015 Actual context SUPERVISOR: ARQ. JUAN CARLOS LOPEZ AMADOR (jcla@itesm.mx)
Two separate plots
Divided by the subway
Volumes according to neighboors
Creation of hub in between
Integration of curtain wall
DESCRIPTION Chicago saw the origins of the skyscraper. The city has been hosting different iconic skyscrapers, it has witnessed the rise of different theories and architects that left their legacy on their buildings as Mies Van der Rohe and SOM. Now, we pretend to give a continuation to the skyscraper evolution, predicting the new path such typology could follow. Moving away from unrealistic designs of towers that can levitate from the ground or walk like something out of a science
Volume repetition, creating terraces
Filling the void in between
Social hub to connect people
fiction movie, our proposal is about connection. Contemplating the free urban space between buildings, the street represents a great opportunity to bring everyone closer. The Hub tower pretends to be the next step on skyscraper’s evolution; it takes key characteristics from previous buildings that were catalysts in their present time. But the main feature is in its “hub”, a third building located in the middle of the other two, which acts as a lobby for the city and letting people meet up in the sky. Contribution: I was in charge of the diagrams and post production of the renders (which were made by my teammates). I also developed the detail of the façade and the isometric view.
22 FIG. 3 INTENTION DIAGRAMS
FIG. 1 AUTHOR: ROGER ALMAGUER FIG. 2-3 AUTHOr: JJML
FIG. 4 AUTHOR: JJML/ROGER
FIG. 4 SECTION IN PERSPECTIVE
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FIG. 5 VIEW FROM STREET 3.6 C CHANNEL FOR EXTERIOR FACADE 50 MM 3.5 ALUMINUM MULLIONS
0.48 1.06
3.4 EXTERIOR FACADE UNIT: DOUBLE
0.58
GLAZED WITH CLEAR GLAZED PANELS BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, SAFETY GLASS 3.3 INTERIOR FACADE UNIT: DOUBLE GLAZED WITH THERMAL PROTECTION AND MANUAL OPENING
5.00
3.2 SPANDREL UNIT: DOUBLE GLAZED
3.94
3.94
WITH OUTER GLAZED PANEL AND GREY COATED INNER PANEL 3.6 C channel for exterior facade 50 mm 3.1 INTERIOR INSULATION
3.5 Aluminum mullions 3.4 Exterior facade unit: double glazed with clear glazed panels both inside and outside, safety glass 3.3 Interior facade unit: double glazed with thermal protection and manual opening 3.2 Spandrel unit: double glazed with outer glazed panel and grey coated inner panel 3.1 Interior insulation
2.4 ACTIVE SHADING DEVICE SYSTEM
2.4 Active shading device HOT system AIR 2.3 METALLIC LOUVERS FOR
OUTPUT
0.48
2.3 Metallic louvers for hot air output 2.2 Metallic louvers for cool air intake 2.1 Steel grating (77 cm wide) 30 x 30 2.0 Steel beam of variable section, holding exterior facade, bolted
1.06 0.58
2.2 METALLIC LOUVERS FOR COOL AIR INTAKE
0.80 0.30
1.5 Finished flooring, wooden flooring 1.4 Floating flooring system, with respective insulation barrier 1.3 Thermal insulation layer 20 mm 1.2 Roofing steel sheet bolted to metalic structure 150 mm 1.1 Structural steel beam system: I shaped 100x100*, 300x 300*
2.1 STEEL GRATING (77 CM WIDE) 30 X 30 2.0 STEEL BEAM OF VARIABLE SECTION,
HOLDING EXTERIOR FACADE, 1.0 Suspended ceiling, with BOLTED prep for lighting and insulation barrier
5.00
1.5 FINISHED FLOORING, WOODEN FLOORING
3.94 3.64
1.4 FLOATING FLOORING SYSTEM, WITH RESPECTIVE INSULATION BARRIER 1.3 THERMAL INSULATION LAYER 20 MM 1.2 ROOFING STEEL SHEET BOLTED TO METALIC STRUCTURE 150 MM 1.1 STRUCTURAL STEEL BEAM SYSTEM: I SHAPED 10 30 CM
0.48 1.06 0.58
1.0 SUSPENDED CEILING, WITH PREP FOR
FIG. 6 ISOMETRIC FACADE
0.30
LIGHTING AND INSULATION BARRIER
FIG. 7 FACADE SECTION 5.00
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3.94
FIG. 5 AUTHOR: ROGER ALMAGUER FIG. 6-7 AUTHOR: JJML 3.64
3.6 C CHANNEL FOR EXTERIOR FACADE 50 MM 3.5 ALUMINUM MULLIONS 3.4 EXTERIOR FACADE UNIT: DOUBLE GLAZED WITH CLEAR GLAZED PANELS BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE, SAFETY GLASS 3.3 INTERIOR FACADE UNIT: DOUBLE GLAZED WITH THERMAL PROTECTION AND MANUAL OPENING 3.2 SPANDREL UNIT: DOUBLE GLAZED WITH OUTER GLAZED PANEL AND GREY COATED INNER PANEL 3.1 INTERIOR INSULATION
2.4 ACTIVE SHADING DEVICE SYSTEM 2.3 METALLIC LOUVERS FOR HOT AIR OUTPUT 2.2 METALLIC LOUVERS FOR COOL AIR INTAKE 2.1 STEEL GRATING (77 CM WIDE) 30 X 30 2.0 STEEL BEAM OF VARIABLE SECTION, HOLDING EXTERIOR FACADE, BOLTED
1.5 FINISHED FLOORING, WOODEN FLOORING 1.4 FLOATING FLOORING SYSTEM, WITH RESPECTIVE INSULATION BARRIER 1.3 THERMAL INSULATION LAYER 20 MM 1.2 ROOFING STEEL SHEET BOLTED TO METALIC STRUCTURE 150 MM 1.1 STRUCTURAL STEEL BEAM SYSTEM: I SHAPED 10 30 CM 1.0 SUSPENDED CEILING, WITH PREP
FIG. 8 FACADE DETAIL IN PERSPECTIVE
FOR LIGHTING AND INSULATION BARRIER
25 FIG. 8 AUTHOR: JJML
FIG. 1 VIEW OF PLAZA
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FIG. 2 GREEN ROOF
PLAZA 401 LOCATION: TYPE: WORK: ROLE:
MONTERREY, NUEVO LEÓN ACADEMIC TEAM (SANCHEZ, VARELA, TOUSSAINT) DESIGNER AND MEP MODEL ( RENDERS, TECHNICAL
DRAWINGS)
LEVEL: 3 YEAR (BACHELOR) DATE: JANUARY- MAY 2015 SUPERVISOR: ARQ. ADRIANNA MARCHETTI (adriana.diaz@itesm.mx) DESCRIPTION The mixed used complex didn’t involve a complex design process whatsoever. Instead, the main objective of the exercise was to fully develop the MEP installations for the building, so a regular and simple U configuration was used. The lower levels were destined for commercial uses and defining the service areas that would give the installations an easy flow,
2.00°
10.67 m
B
C
4.50 m
10.00 m
D
E
10.00 m
10.00 m
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G
10.00 m
10.00 m
H 10.00 m
J
I 10.00 m
K
8.27 m
9.99 m
L
LP
7.11 m
110.55 m
FIG. 3 GROUND FLOOR PLAN Pedro Martinez
19.15 m
the structure was designed: reinforced concrete was used for the columns,
2
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12
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11 Local 5
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Local 8
Local 9
Local 10
Local 11
Local 12
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10.00 m
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10 10.00 m
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Eugenio Garza Sada
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52
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6
18
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36
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10.00 m
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7 23
14
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13
6
32
21
12
5
31
20
11
4
30
19
10
3
Lobby Baños
Cafeteria
Sala de juntas Oficina privada
3 Baños
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Cocina
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M
H. E. SB HVAC
2
2 8.54 m
1
29
2
28
1
NPT 0.15
b
0.90 m
26
10.00 m
Oficinas express
34
33
3
10.00 m
charge of. I also developed the landscape and renders.
27
BGN 0.00
10.00 m
to develop a specific floor plan. The ones shown here are the ones I was in
38
4
10.00 m
Contribution: The design was a team effort. However, each one of us had
Local 16
10.00 m
10.00 m
6 NPT 0.00
5
8.54 m
public spaces of the complex.
Local 3
Local 13
SUBE A NA BAJA A S1
10.00 m
tary system, and the last one was the electric/illumination design for the
Local 2
9
10.00 m
a constant cooling system. The final stage had to do with the hydro-sani-
11 Local 1
1 AR-COR-01
10
127.68 m
proposal: offices required variable cooling meanwhile commerce needed
9.10 m
M
9.10 m
and steel girders as well as joists. The next stage consisted on the HVAC
A
LP. .LP 11.05°
the tower for offices, both of them connected through a green roof. After
1
L.P.
1
0.03 NPT C1 1 : 400
FIG. 1-3 AUTHOR: JJML
2
0 1
1%
Difusores de inyección de 400 CFM DE 10 X 10"
2.38
2.95
3 1 1 1
3, Oficina 2 3, Privado 3 3, Privado 2 3, Privado 4
1200 CFM 300 CFM 600 CFM 400 CFM
INNES INNES INNES INNES
CFO CFO CFO CFO CFO
2.10
1.932"ø
UE- 3,12 3.0TR E.1
"ø 1/8
2 1 4
3, Area común 3, Privado 1 3,2"øOficina 3
1000 CFM INNES CFO 600 CFM INNES CFO 800 CFM INNES CFO Sala de juntas
12.13
1 1/2"ø
18 "x1 2"
12" ø
1 400
3.18
1 400
1 16 "x1 400 0" 1 400
3.11
4.57 1 500
1 1/8 5/8 "ø "ø 18 "x1 2"
12" ø
2"ø
16 "x1 0"
1 2"ø 400
4 1000
3/8 "ø
0.92
12" ø
5/8 "ø
3/4"ø
12" ø
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5 1200
1.89
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1.38
2.21
2.29
2.21
1.38 1.21
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Marca Modelo 1/2"ø
1 1/2"ø
800 CFM 800 CFM 800 CFM 4.21 800 CFM 1200 CFM 400 CFM 800 CFM 400 CFM
INNES CFO I INNES CFO
4, Oficina 3 4, Oficina 4 4, Oficina 2 4, Sala de juntas 1 4, Area común
800 CFM 1200 CFM 1200 CFM 1000 CFM 1000 CFM
INNES INNES INNES INNES INNES
H.
E.
2"ø SB 1 1/
CFO CFO CFO 0.42 CFO CFO CFO
CFO CFO CFO CFO CFO
BAJA Descripción ALIMENTACIÓN DE AGUA POTABLE Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R01024X24" 9.99 Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" 28.27 a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO 8.27 Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" 10X10" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" 10X10" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24"
N A CADA 1.50 MTS. METERSE A LA PRUEBA HIDROSTÁTICA CARGANDO LA TUBERÍA A 120 PSI DURANTE UN TIEMPO DE 24 HRS A SATISFACCIÓN DE LA SUPERVICIÓN
3.15
3.15
1.46
UBICACION Av. Eugenio Garza Sada en la esquina con Av. Eugenio Garza en la esquina con PedroPedro Martinez y M.Sada Rincón Martinez y M. Rincón EQUIPO DE TRABAJO:
EQUIPO DEArq. TRABAJO: 1139172 Ana Maria de la Cruz
Annette Ortiz Melissa Toussaint
1138877
Arq. Adriana Díaz Marchetti
Annette Ortiz José Varela 1.851139172 1190611 Javier Montemayor 1138877 1175489 Melissa Toussaint José Varela 1190611 Javier Montemayor 1175489
7.27 Arq. Ana Maria de la Cruz Arq. Adriana Díaz Marchetti
2"ø
2"ø
2 1/ 2" ø
2"ø
1.63
3.91
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IN-DR-04
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Plano Drenaje Sanitario Planta Tipo FIG.9 ELECTRICAL 0
2
4
6
8
10
A
LUMINARIAS Y UBICACIÓN
TIPOS DE LUMINARIAS
2
4
6
8
1S Luminaria lineal fluorescente Phillips Day-Brite de uso rudo de 96 watts, 127 volts
10
1P Luminaria lineal fluorescente empotrada TRU Groove Continua de Phillips Ledalite 127 volts
Escala As indicated
1L Luminaria lineal fluorescente suspendida Phillips Ledalite Chopstisk 54 watts, 127 1B Luminaria LED en spot suspendido Phillips Lightolier 50 watts, 127 volts
1C Luminaria empotrada en muro Phillips Sconce LytePro 16 LED 40 watts, 127 volts
ø 1/2"
NOTAS SIMBOLOGÍA CONCENTRACIÓN DE MEDIDORES CM-01 AUTO SOPORTADO100% NEUTRO, PARA 10 SERVICIOS Y OPERAR EN 220/127 VOLTS. TABLERO DE DISTRIBUCION DE EMERGENCIA, TRIFASICO 3F, 4H, 60Hz, 220/127 VOLTS TABLERO DE DISTRIBUCION GENERAL, TRIFASICO 3F, 4H, 60Hz, 220/127 VOLTS TRANSFORMADOR TIPO PEDESTAL TRIFASICO 13200-220/127V, CAPACIDAD 750 KVA. TABLERO DE TRANSFERENCIA AUTOMATICA 220/127 VOLTS GENERADOR DIESEL O PLANTA DE EMERGENCIA DE 100KW, TRIFASICO, 220/127V TANQUE DE DIESEL DE USO DIARIO CON CAPACIDAD DE 187 GAL. PARA 8 HORAS TRAYECTORIA DE CABLE ARMADO DE ALUMINIO TIPO MC CALIBRE INDICADO EN PLANOS TABLERO DE ÁREAS COMUNES TABLERO DE EMERGENCIA DE ÁREAS COMUNES TABLEROS DE ÁREAS RENTABLES
0.92
2 1/ 2" ø
1- TODA LA INSTALACIÓN DEBE 2- ACOTACIONES Y NIVELES EN 3- ANTES DE EJECUTAR CUALQ 4- EL CONTRATISTA QUE EJEC PARA CONSTRUCCIÓN. 5- LOS TABLEROS DE ALUMBRA MEDIDOS AL PAÑO SUPERIOR D 6- TODOS LOS EQUIPOS Y TAB APROBADA PARA CONSTRUCC 7- TODAS LAS PUERTAS DE AC "PELIGRO ALTA TENSION ELECT 8- VERIFICAR LAS DIMENSIONE MEDIANTE MEDICION DIRECTA 9- EL CUARTO ELECTRICO DEB SEGUN EL ARTICULO 450-45 DE DE LA OBRA CIVIL
A M J J
7
ISOMETRÍA DE INSTALACIÓN HIDRÁULICA EN PLANTA TIPO 1 Descripción
Cantidad (m)
FIG.10 STRUCTURE MODULES
Tubería de PVC de 1/2Ø para red hidrosanitaria Tubería de PVC de 3/4Ø para red hidrosanitaria Tubería de PVC de 2 1/2Ø para red hidrosanitaria
100 m lineales 80 m lineales 50 m lineales
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FIG. 11 LATERAL FACADES FIG. 8 FACADE DETAIL IN PERSPECTIVE FIG.11 AUTHOR: JJML
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9.99
Plano de HVAC Instalaciones en Oficinas tipo
Escala
0 2"ø
ø 1/2"
2A
1.16
UBICACIÓN
Iluminación en planta oficina Tipo 2 Escala 1:200
CADA VÁLVULA INSTALADA ONES SON ESQUEMÁTICAS, LA POSICIÓN SE VERIFICA EN CAMPO. CRUCE DE INSTALACIONES CON LAYOUT ESTRUCTURAL CON EL FIN DE APROBBAR TRAYECTORIAS TALARSE CUANDO SEA LA PROGRAMACION DE LOS COLADOS DE LAS AREAS PARA EVITAR FILTRACIONES Y HUMEDAD. DEBERAN SER DEL S=1.0% VC CED.40 Y CONEXIONES DWV MCA. CHARLOTTE
2.38
2 1/2"ø
COLUMNA DE AGUA DE 4'' Ø (SUBE ALIMENTACIÓN HIDRÁULICA PRESIÓN REGULADA A NIVEL SUPERIOR EN 2 1/2'' Ø) DISTRIBUCIÓN DEL NIVEL DE 2 1/2'' Ø
2"ø
1S
1.92
1.06
UE- 3,16 3.0TR 1
06 CORTE DE INSTALACION HIDRÁULICA EN ESCUSADOS 4
3/4"ø
Isometría de Oficina Tipo 2 Paseo 701 Escala 1:200
ø
HVAC
2.10
0.28
1.17 2.03
1.52
6
2"ø
1S
2A
INNES INNES INNES INNES INNES INNES
ø
Sube OP de Tablero de Areas Comunes a Planta tipo de oficinas
3.66
0.50 1.30 3.20 1 400
3/4"ø
4, Sala de juntas 3 4, Sala de juntas 2 4, Privado 4 0.43 0.43 4, Privado 5 4, Oficina 1 10.00 4, Privado 2 L 4, Privado 1 6.50 4, Privado 3
3/4"
OP
0.50
0.360.38 1.10
12" ø
REJILLAS DE INYECCION / RETORNO - OFICINA 4 Ubicación
1.21
Sala de juntas
2.38
" 12 "x8
1 400
1.24
1 1 1 1 4 1
4.21
1/2"
C
ELE
0.93
IE-ILU-04
1.26 0.69 1.00
2.51
10 05
2
1B
1.21 1.07
0.49
OP
3 3 3 3 5 1
1 1/2"ø
16.26
1L
1.00 0.81
2.55
10.00
2A
Baños 2A
1P
OP
Cantid ad
R
1L Tubería
0" 16"x1
0" 18"x1
0.81
Sala de juntas
R
Cocineta
de 1 1/2'' ø CED 40
Clave
1/2"ø
1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30
1 1/2"ø
1.67
1.08
" 14 "x8
12" ø
12" ø
5 1200
1 500
2"ø
FIG.8 HYDRAULIC
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12"x8"
16"x10"
1.02 14" ø
" 14 "x8
"ø 2 1/2"ø 1 1/8 "ø UE3,15 5/8 2.5TR 1 12" ø
16 "x1 0"
12" ø
20 m
1.05 ? ? ? ?
1.24
100 m lineales 80 m lineales OP 50 m lineales Tapón de PVC
CFO CFO CFO CFO
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
12"x8"
1.24
UE- 3,18 4.0TR 1
1 5/8"ø SB 18 "x1 2"
UE- 3,19 4.0TR 1
3/8"ø8"ø 5/
0" 18"x1
8"
1.08
12" ø
12" ø
H.
1S
1.24
4 2 3
1000 CFM INNES 1200 CFM INNES 1200 CFM10.00 INNES 500 CFM INNES Oficinas
16"x10"
0.51 3.33
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø 1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø 1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
12"x8"
18"x10"
16"x10"
12"x8"
12"x8"
18 "x1 0"
UE- 3,13 3.0TR 1
HVAC
1/2"ø
1.89
1.06
3, Sala de juntas 2H 3, Oficina 1 3,10.00 Sala de juntas 1 1.05 0.90 3, Cocina
Cantidad (m)
Codo de PVC de 90°x 1 1/2'' ø CED 40
16"x10"
1S
12" ø
2"ø
1.58
5 1
1 4 1 1
2.32
1 1/2"ø
3.48
18 "x1 0"
10
BAJA Descripción ALIMENTACIÓN DE AGUA POTABLE Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" 0.42 Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" 10X10" 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010I J Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" 8.27 Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" H 9.99 Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Oficinas 12X12" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24" Difusor Tipo Placa: CFO a R010- 24X24"
1.68
2"ø
0.41
1 400
12" ø "x1 0"
0" 16"x1
1.78
1.58
2A8" 16
0.90
Mod elo
2.93
0.94
FIG.7 SANITARY
N HIDRÁULICA ITORIO
12 "x
14 "x
UE- 3,21 2.5TR 1
12" ø
0.80
5 0 2 1
ISOMETRÍA DE RED GENERAL DE INSTALACIÓN SANITARIA Y VENTILACIÓN EN PLANTA TIPO 1
0.06 NPT OF2 15.00 m
2"ø
5 1200
2.27
1.03
14" ø
UE-3,11 1.0TR 1 " 12 "x8
2"ø
3.90
10,800 m2 28384.15 m2 1773 m2
7.00
1.14 1.27
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4G 5
3
16 "x1 0"
REJILLAS DE INYECCIÓN / RETORNO - OFICINA 3 Claveen ad Ubicación Iluinación planta Oficina Tipo 1 CFM Marca 04 1:200 RED GENERAL DE INSTALACIÓN Escala 5 6 3, Oficina 4EN PLANTA 1200 TIPO CFM INNES HIDRÁULICA 1
6.51
bería de PVC de 2Ø para drenaje sanitario bería de PVC de 3Ø para drenaje sanitario bería de PVC de 4Ø para drenaje sanitario
14
1 300
1 400
12" ø
3/4"ø
? ? ?
Descripción
" 12 "x8
1.63
m2 de Terreno
11,102.7 m2 51,812.6 m2 2,220.5 m2
3.33
1.24 1.89
5
1 500
5/8 3/8 "ø "ø
Sube 12" deø Tablero de " "x8
1 300
400
3/4"ø
7.27
Requerimientos COS 75% CUS 3.5 % CAV 15 %
0.78
2.39 Isometria
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3
20.00
07
16 "x1 0"
1 400
Escala 1 : 400 1.88 2.28 3.02
25.00
0.07 NPT OF3
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1.35
1.78
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UE- 4,07 4.0TR 1
0.20 0.09 1.25
Plafón
3/8"ø 5 1200
2.29
14" ø
2.83
Reducción concéntrica
5/8"ø
12"x18" 1 400
05
2
" 12 "x8 UE- 3,08 12" ø 1.0TR 1
Datos del Terreno 1.85
12.72
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8"
2.27
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3/4"ø 0
14 "x
0.29
PASEO 701
14" ø
1.03
1.00
2.23
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1 400
1E
1 500
FIG.6 HVAC ISOMETRIC
- No se tomaran cotas a escala de este plano. - Las cotas son a paños. Requerimientos m2 de Terreno - Este plano debera verificarse con los correspondientes de instalaciones y estructurales. (Cualquier discrepancia debera 10,800 m2 COS 75% 11,102.7 consuktarse con la direccion de la obra).m2 - El contratista rectificara en el lugar de la obra, antes de ejecutar, CUS 3.5 % 28384.15 m2 51,812.6 m2 las dimensiones y niveles indicados en este plano, debiendo CAV someter15 a la% dirección de la obra cualquier 1773 2,220.5 m2 diferencia que hubiera, 7.27m2 asi como la interpretación que de el propio contratista a este dibujo. - Todos los acabados señalados en este plano deberan ejecutarse de acuerdo a las especificaciones correspondientes. -BGN especificado en plano.
1 400
5/8 3/8 "ø "ø
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2A
1.24
1.03 1.47
1 1/8 5/8 "ø "ø
1.12
de retorno 00 CFM 4 X 24"
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2.07
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UE- 3,02 1.0TR 1
Areas Comunes a Planos Estructurales Sala Planta tipodedejuntas oficinas Losa Comercios 16 "x1 0"
1 400
Corte con especificaciones de luminarias Escala 1:100 ESPECIFICAIONES GENERALES
11.84
1139172 Arq. Ana Maria de la Cruz 1138877 Oficinas Arq. Adrina Díaz Marchetti 2.28 4.53 1190611 16.30 1175489
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0.42
1.06
2.88
18 "x1 2"
s
0.93
1.35
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2.38
12" ø
" 12 "x8
18 "x1 2"
UE- 3,09 4.0TR 1
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
4.21
1.54
CACIÓN
1 400
3.37
5 1200
3.25
0.50 0.91
0.68 0.91
8"x12"
1L
ELE
0.43
EST - LOS - 02
UE- 3,05 4.0TR 1
UE- 3,07 4.0TR 1
18 "x1 2"
1 400
1.21
1.20 0.99
Cocineta
6.83
1.62
1P 1B
18 "x1 2"
1 400
18 "x1 0"
1 400
1P
1.00 1.00
1.25
2A
04 IN-HI-040.08 NPT OF4
1 400
12" ø
18 "x1 0"
18 "x1 2"
1.68
Baños 2A
1B
Sala de juntas
2
12" ø
16 "x1 0"
ELE
1L
1.16
10.00
3
8"
18 "x1 0" 12" ø
2A
1P
1.33
10.00
1 400
16 "x1 0"
18 "x1 0"
2.93
1L
20.00
4
1 400
16 "x1 0"
400
5
5/8 1 1/8 "ø "ø
Annette Ortiz Melissa Toussaint 1.20 José Varela Javier Montemayor
8"
K
0.43
1 1/8 "ø 5/8 "ø
K
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BAJA ALIMENTACIÓN DE AGUA POTABLE
L1 1/2"ø
6.50
4.21
Ductos de inyección 3/4"ø
Tubería de refrigerante
EQUIPO DE TRABAJO:
2.27
R
12 "x
5 1200
R
3.15
OP 0.06 NPT OF2 15.00
10.00
0"
14" ø
UE- 3,01 2.5TR 1
0.50
Privado
3
12 "x
12 "x
12" ø
1.02
Difusores de retorno de 1000 CFM DE 24 X 24"
" 12 "x8
OP
0" 18 "x1
3.35
Oficina
Viene ducto de inyección para oficina
UE- 3,17 1.0TR 1
R
1 400
0.81 UC- 3,03 8.0TR UC- 3,04 3 10.0TR UC- 3,06 3 8.0TR 3
0.83
Oficina
UE- 3,18 4.0TR 1
1 400
8" 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 1.30 16 "x1 1
12.09 Oficinas
4 1000
8"
2 1/2"ø
UC-4,02 UC-4,01 10.0TR 10.0TR 3 3
4.24
1.90
UC- 3,01 10.0TR UC- 3,02 10.0TR 3 3
5/8 3/8 "ø "ø 12 "x
0" 16"x1
UE- 4,03 1.0TR 1
12"x8"
J
Ducto cuadrado de inyección en vista de corte 9.99 Ducto cuadrado de retorno en vista de corte
D
UC-4,07 UC-4,06 UC-4,05 UC-4,04 UC-4,03 8.0TR 8.0TR 10.0TR 10.0TR 8.0TR 3 3 3 3 3
1 1/2"ø
14" ø
Oficinas
OP
12" ø
8"x14"
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1/2"ø
0.66 0.21
1.06
K
9.99 Pedro Martinez y M. Rincón
8.27
12" ø
Rejillas y difusores
ESPECIFICAIONES GENERALES
1.05
9.99
1.22
38.27
9.99
1 400
T
UE- 4,01 2.0TR 1
2 400
12"x8"
5 1200
3 800
1/2"ø
05 IN-HI-04
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1.88
8.27
14"x8"
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 400
1.00
10.00 Difusores de inyección de 400 CFM DE 10 X 10"
UE- 3,19 4.0TR 1
K5/8"ø
2"ø
2.83
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20.00 12" ø
12" ø
1 1/8"ø
2"ø
12" ø
UBICACION: FIG.5 HVAC Av. Eugenio Garza Sada en la esquina con
BAJA J ALIMENTACIÓN DE AGUA POTABLE
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10.00
1.09
00
1 400
2"ø
2.27
10.00
2.20
J
5 1200
12" ø
8.27
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Equipos HVAC
8.27 28.27
D
3 800
0.76
0.07 NPT OF3 1 : 200
02
0.93
12" ø
I
1 400
0.25 1.34
12" ø
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
3.20
0.64 0.67
H
1 500
14" ø
4 1000
0.26
1/2"ø
1.22
H
Oficinas
03
0.07 NPT OF3
1.02
NAT -1.20
0.42
CACIÓN
14"x8"
1 400
Dibujó: Javier Montemayor
1.12
I
14" ø
0.90
G
UE- 4,23 2.5TR 1
1 500
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
T
4 IE-ILU-04
1 400
12"x8"
1 400
12" ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
D
12" ø
0.78
2
8.27
FIG.4 STRUCTURE
1 500
14" ø
2"ø
4 1000
1.80
28.27
03 IN-HI-04 10.00
14"x8"
3/4"ø
UE- 4,02 2"ø 2.0TR 1
1 400
12"x8"
1 400
16"x10"
18"x10"
T
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
D
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
-1.33
1 400
18"x12"
1 400
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
I
ø NPT12"20.00 16"x10"
NAT 18"x10"
1 400
UE- 4,04 4.0TR 1
D
1 400 UE- 4,08 2.0TR 1 2"ø
T
2"ø
NPT 20.00
12"x8"
D
18"x12"
10.00
1 400
1 400
1.02
12" ø
D
3 800
1 400
D
UE-4,05 4.0TR 1
5 1200
1 400
12"x8"
12" ø
4"ø
D
UE- 4,09 4.0TR 1
Planta de ubicación Oficina Tipo 2 7.49 Escala 1:500
14" ø
1 500
1 400
12"x8"
1 400
16"x10"
J
0.51
12"x8"
2
2 400
14" ø
12" ø
T
1 400
I
CATEDRA ITESM - TTQ Enero - Mayo 2015
AA-PL-07
5 1200
1.90
UE- 4,16 2.0TR 1
D
UE- 4,22 2.5TR 1
T
UE- 4,11 2.0TR 1
3 800
0.50
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 500
D
T
14"x8"
18"x12"
10.00
06 12"x8" 2 IN-HI-04 400
12" ø
1 400
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
1 500
16"x10"
1 400
12" ø
1 400
18"x10"
UE- 4, 06 4.0TR 1
T
12" ø
T
12" ø
1%
12" ø
18"x10"
12" ø
18"x12"
1.30
12"x8" 12"x8"
1
2 800
11.00
D
3 800
4"ø
16"x10"
1 400
D
1 400 12" ø
5 1200
1 400
18"x12"
2"ø
T
1 400
4 1000 UE- 4,15 2.5TR 1
12" ø
400 2"ø
C4
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
2"ø
18"x10"
1 400
D
UE- 4,07 4.0TR 1
D
1 400
1 400
1 400
12" ø
12"x8"
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
D
12"x8"
1 400
1 400
UE- 4,12 3.0TR 1
T
12" ø 1 400
T
12" ø 18"x12"
16"x10"
1 400
Paseo 701
H
D
D
12"x8"
UE- 4,18 1.0TR 1
UE4,17 4"ø 1.0TR 1
12" ø
5 1200
5 1200
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
UE- 4,10 4.0TR 1
1.03
1 400
12" ø
1 400
1.54
C4
UC- 3,07 UC- 3,06 UC- 3,05 UC- 3,04 UC- 3,03 8.0TR 8.0TR 10.0TR 10.0TR 8.0TR 3 3 3 3 3
H
10.00
2 1%
T
18"x10"
UE- 4,13 3.0TR 1
UE- 4,19 4.0TR 1
1 400
3 800
1 400
16"x10"
18"x12" 12" ø
12"x8"
1 400
1 400
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
18"x10"
UE- 4,14 3.0TR 1
D
1 400
1.02
C4
1 400
3
NAT -1.06
16"x10"
D
10.00
C4
Planta de ubicación Oficina Tipo 1 Escala 1:500
UC- 3,02 UC- 3,01 10.0TR 10.0TR 3 3
2.85
12"x8"
10.00
NPT 20.00
C4
1 4"ø
1 400
D
5 1200
12" ø
0.94
10.00
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
10.00
0.79 0.37 0.83
2"ø
1 400
1 400
1 400
3
3 IE-ILU-04
Tapón registro
12" ø
5 1200
30.00
12"x8"
s.v.
1.45
C3
18"x12"
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
s.v.
0.35
s.v.
1 500
14"x8"
14" ø
C3
1 400
C4 1% Joist Girder 1.03 36BG 10N 26.6KN
4 1000
UE- 4,20 4.0TR 1
1 400
12"x8"
14"ø 500
C3
18"x10"
s.v.
2"ø
UE- 4,21 4.0TR 1
D
10.00
T
12" ø
T
D
5 1200
12" ø
1 400
1 400
3 800
1 400
16"x10"
4
1.22
UE- 3,01 2.5TR 1
s.v.
UE- 3,03 1.0TR 2"ø 1
D
12" ø
16"x10"
4
C4
C3
NAT -1.04
12" ø
5 1200
1 400
D
0.86
2.82
12" ø
1 400
16"x10"
2"ø
16"x10"
10.00
s.v.
C4
NAT -0.99 11.60 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
12"x8"
UE- 3,02 1.0TR 1 1 400
4 1000
2
1 400 12"x8"
1 400
C3NPT 20.00
1 400
0.61
0.81
NPT 20.00
0.77
D
500
12"x8" 1 400
16"x10"
18"x10"
400
C3 s.v.
4"ø 1 14" ø
1 400
s.v. 1
T
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
2"ø
14" ø
UE- 3,04 4.0TR 1
1 400
C3
16"x10"
12" ø
1 400 18"x12"
16"x10"
1 400
5 5 1200
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
0.92
14"x8"
10.00
0.49 0.54 0.41
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
14" ø
18"x12"
D
C4
1 400
1.09
1 500
18"x10"
s.v.
2"ø
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
12"x8"
1 400
12" ø 5 1200
6.51
C3
C4
1%
1 500
s.v. 14" ø
C4
D
UE- 3,22 2.5TR 1
3
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
12"x8"
1 400
9.99
5 1200
12" ø
1 400
1%
T
D
1 400
NAT -0.98
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
T
2"ø UE- 3,08 1.0TR 1
V8 de 3/8 @20 cms. Momentos s.v. negativos
14"x8"
14"x8"
1 500
18"x10"
D
D
2"ø 12" ø
300
0 300
C3
UE- 3,05 4.0TR 1
8.27
NPT 20.00 16"x10"
1 400
12" ø
18"x12"
D
4
5 1200
C4
1 400
10.00
REFERENCIAS H 04
5 1200
5
5 1200
12" ø
12"x8"
12" ø
1 400
18"x10" 2"ø
s.v.
D
UE- 3,09 4.0TR 1
T
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
14"x8"
14"x8"
12"x8"
0.82
14" ø
300
2 600
12" ø
18"x12"
C4
1 400
18"x10"
12" ø
1 400
0.80
1 500
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
4 1000
s.v.
UE-3,11 1.0TR 1
D
1.22
UE- 3,21 2.5TR 1
16"x10"
1 NAT 400-0.94 K
2"ø3, 06 UE4.0TR 1
1 400
10.00
400
NAT -0.95 18"x12"
1%
8"ø "ø
12" ø
Viga Joist 18HL07 s.v. m. 9.99 1 1
1 300
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
1 400
NPT 20.00
s.v. J
8.27 12"x6" 12" ø 1@1.00
T
38.27
12" ø
18"x10"
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
2 400
3 800
12" ø
NPT 20.00
D
5 1200 16"x10"
C4 1
UE- 3,07 4.0TR 1
5
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 400
I
10.0012"x8" D
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
1 400
1 400
18"x12"
D
D
1 400
12"x8"
1 400 12"x8"
2.24
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
UE- 3,18 4.0TR 1
T
0.83
18"x12"
T
16"x10"
UE- 3,12 3.0TR 1 D
12" ø 18"x12"
1 400
5 1200 12"x8"
16"x10"
18"x10" D
H
C4
16"x10"
800
1 400
UE- 3,10 4.0TR 1
1.00
1 400 12" ø
5 1200
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
1 400
10.00
12"x8" EST - DE - 01 3
12" ø
12" ø
UE- 3,13 3.0TR 1 5/8"ø 3/8"ø
3 800
1 400
12"x8"
D
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
00
5 1200
1.00
1 400
12" ø
1.00 18"x10"
18"x10"
3 800
10 7
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
1 400
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
UE- 3, 14 3.0TR 1
UE- 3,19 4.0TR 1
"x12"
5 1200 16"x10"
D
UE- 3,20 4.0TR 1
1 400
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
D
2.97
5 1200 18"x12"
L
4.57
L
0.50
C2
K
1.56
C2
J
0.94
I
1.41
C2
H
NAT -0.90
2.41
6.51
G
16"x10"
9.99
12"x8"
8.27
NPT 20.00
4.57
3.15
10.00
NOMENCLATURAS NPT. NIVEL DE PISO TERMINADO NLBT. NIVEL LECHO BAJO TUBO TR. TAPON REGISTRO 2C. JUEGO DE CODOS
2.40
Sistema Losacero Lamina Galvanizada Cal. 24 espesor de 10 cms. F'c = 250 Malla electrosolada 6x6 / 6-6
TUBERÍA PVC SANITARIO CED. 40 MCA. CHARLOTTE ENTERRADO DESCARGA SANITRIA TUBERÍA PVC SANITARIO CED. 40 MCA. CHARLOTTE SOPORTADO VENTILACIÓN SENTIDO DE PENDIENTE AL S=1.0%
1.30
G
L
18"x10"
K
44.77
1.10
J
NAT -0.86
5/8"ø 3/8"ø
NPT 20.00 I
C2
1 1/8"ø 5/8"ø
C2
1%
C2
20.93
0.50
0.83
4.57 1.10
2"ø
12.12
Joist Girder 36BG 10N 26.6KN
H
SIMBOLOGIA
0.7
C2
C2
0.85
2.55
2.68
18"x10"
1.45
14"x8"
0.35
F'c= 200 Kg/cm2. - El RecubrimeintoNPTLibre 15.00 de: *ZapatasNATy-1.20 contrarastres sera de 7cms. *Pedestales de 5 cms. *Columnas, Losas y Vigas 3 cms. *Cerramientos y Castillos 2cms. Los recubrimientos deberan ser verificados antes y durante el 7.49 0.87 4.25 colado. - El tamaño maximo de Agregado sera de 19 mm. - Se usara Acero de Refuerzo con resistencia F'y: 4200 Kg/cm. DNG-B-294 Controlado el Esfuerzo Minimo de Fluencia al 1.94 8.39 4.24 corrugado y al doblado. H J K - Longitud de Traslapes sera de 40, salvoI donde se indique otra medida. NPT 20.00 -10.00 Todos los Dobleces de varillas se haran alrededor de un perno NAT -1.17 10.00 8.27 9.99 6.51 con diametro de 8 veces el de la varilla. 44.77 -No se debera Traslapar mas del 50 % del refuerzo en una misma G H I J K L seccion. - El Relleno se colocara bajo Firmes sera de 30 cms. con tierra inerte compactada en dos capas de 15 cms cada una. La compactacion al 95 % Prueba Proctor. 10.00 10.00 8.27 9.99 6.51 - La Humedad de Relleno Debera ser Optima segun COLUMNA DRENAJE SANITARIO DE 4'' Ø recomendaciones del Laboratorio. COLUMNA DE VENTILA DE 2" Ø - La capacidad de Carga del Suelo considerada en el diseño sera qA= 1.50 Kg/cm2. - Acotaciones y Niveles en metros.
4"ø
NAT -1.06
4"ø 1.03
0.61
C2
NPT 15.00
1%
2.74
1%
Tapón registro
0.80
2"ø
0.96
2"ø
1.88
NAT -0.99
Viga Joist 18HL07 1@1.00 m.
1.09
1% 0.38 0.80
0.77
NPT 15.00
s.v.
s.v.
ESPECIFICACIONES GENERALES - En Zapatas, Pedestales, Columnas y Losas se usara concreto
C2
C2
1.22
s.v.
2"ø
0.94
s.v.
1%
1.00
s.v.
2"ø
C1 C1 Joist Girder 36BG 10N 26.6KN
s.v. C2
4"ø
4"ø
1.00
1.22
V8 de 3/8 @20 cms. Momentos negativos
2"ø
s.v.
1%
1%
s.v.
0.81
s.v.
1.00
0.82
2"ø 2"ø
s.v.
0.83
C1
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