JEFFREY HENRIQUEZ ERICES | MASTER OF ARCHITECUTE [MArch]
JEFFREY HENRIQUEZ ERICES
As an architecture graduate from New Zealand, I have nearly four years of hands on experience across residential, commercial, and healthcare projects. I’m passionate about designing spaces that are not only functional but also beautiful, sustainable, and innovative. With strong skills in CAD and 3D modeling, combined with a collaborative and problem solving mindset, I excel at finding creative, real world solutions to complex challenges. I’m eager to take on opportunities that allow me to grow, learn, and contribute, as I see each project as a chance to innovate and make a meaningful impact.
Birth: 18/05/1997
Nationality: Chilean, New Zealander
Email: Jeffhenriquez18@gmail.com
Phone Number: +64 21 146 9360
EDUCATION
2019-2021: Victoria University of Wellington - Master of Architectural Studies (Professional)
2016-2019: Victoria University of Wellington - Bachelor of Architectural Studies
2011-2015: Newlands College, New Zealand - NCEA Level 1, 2, 3 - Excellence
SKILLS
3D Modeling Drafting & Scripting: Revit, ArchiCAD, 3ds Max, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite, Enscape, Corona and Lumion.
Digital Image & Rendering:
Physical Modeling:
Adobe CC: Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign,Lighting room, Premier Pro, Enscape, Corona, Lumion and Twinmotion.
3D printing and laser cutting file preparation, EPS Foam cutting, handcrafting of foam board and balsa wood, concrete casting.
Languages: Spanish (Fluent) English (Fluent)
January 2022 - November 2024:
July 2021 - November 2021:
March 2021 - July 2021:
CCM Architects | Wellington, New Zealand - Architecture Graduate
Design Builders Ltd | Hawkes Bay, New Zealand - Architectural Graduate/Technician
Victoria University of Wellington - Tutor
CONTEXT
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THESIS RESEARCH: SYRIA A PLACE BEYOND DISPLACEMENT
DESIGN BUILDERS: KENT CRESENT, WAIHI/ HAURAKI 2021
DESIGN BUILDERS: 15 LONG STREET, RAGLAN/ WAIKATO 2021
DESIGN BUILDERS: 85 OAK ROAD PORAITI/ NAPIER 2021
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CCM ARCHITECTS: BOULCOTT HOSPITAL RENOVATIONS.
06 07 08
CCM ARCHITECTS: MATERNITY WARD.
CCM ARCHITECTS: WELLINGTON HOSPITAL RADIOLOGY.
CCM ARCHITECTS: MARK DUNAKIK MENTAL HEALTH CENTER.
THESIS RESEARCH: SYRIA A PLACE BEYOND DISPLACEMENT
This research explores how architecture and preservation can respond to humanitarian crises caused by conflicts like those in Syria, where over 11 million people have been displaced, and their homes and cultural heritage devastated. My thesis investigates architecture as a tool for renewal, preserving cultural identity while adapting to new realities.
TOOLS:
Sketchup
Illustrator
Photoshop
Vray
Unreal Engine
SITE DRAWING OF ALEPPO, AL - MADINA
PROJECT OBJECTIVE
This thesis explores how architecture can help heal the wounds of war and bring renewal to post conflict environments. By questioning traditional rebuilding methods, the project aims to create adaptable spaces that serve new purposes while respecting historical contexts. The design symbolizes continuity amidst chaos, illustrating the relationship between old and new as part of a healing journey. I focused on creating flexible areas that encourage spontaneous activities and rituals, allowing life to unfold naturally. By blending preserved materials with innovative designs, I aimed to restore a sense of “normalcy,” where the scars of war coexist with forward thinking architecture.
Internally, the design reflects the emptiness left by conflict, capturing both loss and the possibility of reinvention. Externally, it moves away from conventional rebuilding approaches, embracing creative and adaptive solutions. My goal was to craft spaces that are functional and meaningful, highlighting their cultural importance.
This thesis demonstrates that architecture can shape unpredictable environments. The design isn’t limited to strict functions; instead, it features dynamic spaces such as courtyards and public squares that tell stories through movement and cultural context. It’s about creating places where everyday life can thrive, reflecting the spirit of a city recovering from conflict. I want to show that architecture can spark a dialogue between the past and the future, helping communities rebuild not just their physical spaces but also their emotional and cultural lives.
Ultimately, I argue that future generations should focus on recreating the spontaneity of life the rituals and interactions that give a city its character rather than merely imitating past structures. This approach allows architecture to serve as a vessel for memory and progress, linking the past with a hopeful future.
DESIGN BUILDERS: RESIDENTIAL 02
KENT CRESENT, WAIHI/ HAURAKI 2021
In this project, I gained my first experience with CAD modeling and the creation of comprehensive drawing sets. My responsibilities included drafting information, creating 3D renderings for client presentations, and preparing hardware specifications and 3D walkthroughs.
TOOLS:
DESIGN BUILDERS: RESIDENTIAL
85 OAK ROAD PORAITI/ NAPIER 2021
For the Oak Road project, I was responsible for creating high quality 3D imagery and drafting information to accurately represent the proposed design. I focused primarily on developing site plans that adhered to zoning regulations and district planning requirements, ensuring compliance throughout the design process.
DESIGN BUILDERS: RESIDENTIAL
15 LONG STREET, RAGLAN/ WAIKATO 2021
For the long street project, I was responsible for creating high quality 3D imagery and drafting information to accurately represent the proposed design. I focused primarily on developing site plans that adhered to zoning regulations and district planning requirements, ensuring compliance throughout the design process.
TOOLS:
CCM ARCHITECTS: BOULCOTT HOSPITAL RENOVATIONS
666 HIGH STREET, BOULCOTT, LOWER HUTT 5011
As an architecture graduate at CCM Architects, I played a pivotal role in the hospital renovation project, contributing from initial planning through to detailed design. My primary responsibilities included drafting documentation, creating 3D renders, and developing precise joinery specifications, all aimed at enhancing the design quality and clinical functionality of the spaces.
TOOLS:
EXPERIENCE:
Concept Prelim Prelimary Design Detailed Design
KEY: LEGEND
EXTERIOR OR BUILDING SHELL - NEW CONSTRUCTION
INTERIOR LAYOUT ALTERATIONS AND OR FITOUT
MINOR INTERIOR ALTERATIONS
AREA NOT AFFECTED BY DEMOLITION WORKS
BOULCOTT HOSPITAL - GROUND FLOOR
NORTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
CCM ARCHITECTS: MATERNITY WARD 06
638 HIGH STREET, BOULCOTT, LOWER HUTT 5010
For the maternity project, I’ve been involved from the preliminary concept stages through to the detailed design phase. I’ve regularly attended site and steering group meetings, coordinating with consultants and the clinical team to ensure the proposed rooms meet both technical and financial constraints. My role includes producing technical documentation and detailed plans, along with ongoing coordination.
DASHED LINE INDICATES JACK STUD WALL UNDER DESK
BENCHTOP ALINGED WITH WALL
CABLE TRAY - REFER ELECTRICAL DOCUMENTATION
30 x 30mm SHS CONCEALED DESK SUPPORT
CABLE TRAY - REFER ELECTRICAL DOCUMENTATION
CUPBOARD UNDER BENCH: CABLE MANAGEMENT
1 LAYER 13mm STANDARD PLASTERBOARD ON ONE SIDE OF 70mm TIMBER FRAMING (JACK STUD WALL BELOW DESKS)
JOINERY SECT ION ( J21 ) - ANG IOGR APHY
1 : 10 @ A1 2-A921
MAIN CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE COMMENCING WORK. DO NOT SCALE OFF DRAWINGS. IF IN DOUBT ASK. THIS DRAWING SHALL BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL RELEVANT DOCUMENTS.
REPRODUCTION OF THE WHOLE OR PART OF THIS DOCUMENT CONSTITUTES AN INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT WITHOUT APPROPRIATE PERMISSION.
REV IS ON S
A DEVELOPED DESIGN 03/02/2023
B 50% DETAIL DESIGN 21/04/2023 C 85% DETAIL DESIGN 28/07/2023 D 90% DETAIL DESIGN
HPL-01
HPL-02
LPL-01 LPL-02
JO INERY F N ISHES KEY: SPLASHBACK
LPL-03 SPBK LE GEN D JO N ERY: adj. ADJUSTABLE SHELF Fixed. FIXED SHELF dwr. DRAW fr. FRIDGE mw. MICROWAVE s/s STAINLESS STEEL bwu. BOILING WATER UNIT
HIGH PRESSURE LAMINATECOLOUR 1
HIGH PRESSURE LAMINATECOLOUR 2
LOW PRESSURE LAMINATECOLOUR 1
LOW PRESSURE LAMINATECOLOUR 2
LOW PRESSURE LAMINATECOLOUR 3
ACOUSTIC WALL PANELCOLOUR 1 AWP-01
ACOUSTIC WALL PANELCOLOUR 2 AWP-02
TY P CA L JO INERY NO TES :
1. CHECK ALL CRITICAL DIMENSIONS ON SITE PRIOR TO MANUFACTURE OF CARCASE & BENCHTOPS & COORDINATE. 2. CHECK ALL SUPPLIED APPLIANCE DIMENSIONS & INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS PRIOR TO MANUFACTURE OF CARCASE & COORDINATE.
3. CONFIRM SIZE OF ALL RELEVANT CLIENT SUPPLIED ITEMS PRIOR TO MANUFACTURE OF CARCASE & COORDINATE. REFER FF&E SCHEDULE FOR EXTENDED INFORMATION
4. 150mm TOE KICK IN CARPETED AREAS, REFER FINISHES PLAN FOR ROOM & JOINERY LOCATION.
5. REFER TO SPECIFICATION APPENDIX: FINISHES SELECTION FOR ALL MATERIAL, COLOUR & FINISH SELECTION.
6. COMFIRM A LL JOINERY COLOURS WITH ARCHITECT. PRIOR TO MANUFACTURE OF ALL UNITS.
PHILIPS: Control Room Connection Box ALLOW FOR SUITABLE NOGGING IN WALL AS PER PHILIPS DOCUMENTATION
MARK DUNAJTSCHIK MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
In the Mark Dunajtschik Mental Health Centre project, I was involved in the detail design through to the tender and building consent stages. My role demanded innovative solutions to address healthcare design challenges, where I contributed to the visual presentation, material selection, and the project’s overall vision. This involved specifying materials to meet both aesthetic and functional requirements, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
EXPERIENCE:
Detailed Design
Tender - Building Consent
My role contributed to a design that prioritizes therapeutic care within a safe and welcoming environment, reflecting my commitment to delivering high quality outcomes.
