Portfolio by Jose Holguin

JOSE RAFAEL HOLGUIN PORTFOLIO 2007 - 2012 M.ARCH I AP ADMISSION

JOSE RAFAEL HOLGUIN | 25 YEARS OLD | QUITO, ECUADOR

EDUCATION

INDEPENDENT WORK

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO (UNM) – ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

JULY 2011 TO PRESENT - HOUSE, COFFEE PLANTATION – NANEGALITO, ECUADOR

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN ARCHITECTURE – FALL 2005 TO SPRING 2009 MAGNA CUM LAUDE (GPA 3.78)

DESIGN + BUILD: 2,690-SQFT HOUSE 1ST STAGE COMPLETED, 2ND STAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

DEANS LIST (FALL ’05, TO SPRING ‘09) MERIT CITATION: 2007/08 LEADING EDGE DESIGN COMPETITION

3 1ST PLACES IN IN-SCHOOL COMPETITIONS

OCTOBER 2010 TO MAY 2011 - ARROYO RESIDENCE – TUMBACO, ECUADOR DESIGN + BUILD OF: 1,700-SQFT HOUSE RAMMED EARTH AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

50% RECYCLED MATERIALS, SALVAGED DOORS AND WINDOWS

RVC ARQUITECTOS – QUITO, ECUADOR OCTOBER 2010 TO PRESENT - ARCHITECT | ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ARCHITECT / PROJECT MANAGER

SEPTEMBER 2012 TO PRESENT - COLEGIO BENALCAZAR – QUITO, ECUADOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING FOR NEW 322,000 SQFT K-12 SCHOOL

PLANNING, PROGRAMING, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN SPECIALIST LEAD DESIGN ARCHITECT AND PROJECT LEADER FOR COMPETITIONS: JANUARY 2011 – “COLEGIO JOSE ENGLING” K-12 SCHOOL: 1ST PLACE

COURSES AND CERTIFICATES LEED AP+ – DECEMBER 2009. GREENBUILD 2009 - PHOENIX, ARIZONA. NOVEMBER 2009.

AUGUST 2011 – “COLEGIO HUMBOLDT” GERMAN SCHOOL : 2ND PLACE AUGUST 2012 – ECUADOR FINANCIAL PLATFORM : FINALIST

SOFTWARE REVIT, AUTOCAD, ADOBE SUITE, SKETCHUP, MAYA

ENVIRONMENTAL DYNAMICS, INC – ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO

ECOTECT, VASARI, DOE EQUEST, ENERGY +, AGI 32

JULY 2009 TO JULY 2010 - INTERN ARCHITECT | PERFORMANCE DESIGN | LEED CONSULTANT ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN, MODELING AND DRAFTING

PUBLICATIONS

ADVANCED ENERGY & DAYLIGHT MODELING

MAGAZINE ARTICLE IN CONSTRUCTION/DESIGN MAGAZINE

HIGH UNDERSTANDING OF MECH. ENGINEERING CONCEPTS RELATED TO ARCHITECTURE

TOPIC: ADAPTING A SUSTAINABLE PRACTICE IN ECUADOR

INVOLVEMENT IN NET-ZERO ENERGY, DAYLIGHT & WATER PROJECTS

BIBLIOGRAPHY: JOSE HOLGUIN. “LA ARQUITECTURA ECOLOGICA SE IMPONE.”

LEED CONSULTING – 15+ PROJECTS

NOVA TENDENCIA NOVEMBER 2012: 20-21.

ELEVATE – LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS / ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO OCTOBER 2009 TO JUNE 2010 – VOLUNTEER/COLLABORATOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOR A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ECUADOR GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL – QUITO, ECUADOR AUGUST2010 TO JANUARY 2011 – VOLUNTEER/COLLABORATOR

PERSONAL ACTIVITIES ECUADOR SQUASH NATIONAL TEAM (RANKING TOP 3 IN NATION). 2002 TO 2005. INTERNATIONAL SQUASH PAN-AMERICAN AND SOUTH-AMERICAN TOURNAMENTS MOUNTAIN CLIMBING COTOPAXI: 19,100 FEET HIGH, HIGHEST ACTIVE VOLCANO IN THE WORLD CAYAMBE: 19,000 FEET HIGH ANTISANA: 18,700 FEET HIGH ILINIZAS: 17,200 FEET HIGH

INDEX

QUITO FINANCIAL PLATFORM

MIND+SOUL+BODY SCHOOL

TOUCHING THE LAND

BATH HOUSE

MUSEUM FOR THE ARTS

INTERSECTING NATURE + SKY

EQUESTRIAN RESIDENCE

QUITO FINANCIAL PLATFORM QUITO, ECUADOR | JULY 2012 CONTEXT

FRONT VIEW

DESCRIPTION

SITE - URBAN CLUSTER GENERATOR

PLANNED SUBWAY LINE SCARCE OPEN URBAN AREAS UNPLANNED URBAN DEVELOPMENTS HISTORIC DOWNTOWN CENTRALIZED POLITICAL CENTER

QUITO FINANCIAL PLATFORM COMPETITION - FINALIST QUITO, ECUADOR - JULY 2012 COLLABORATION WITH RVC ARQUITECTOS ROLE: TEAM LEADER, DESIGNER & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN TEAM: CRISTHIAN ERAZO, JOSE M. CORNEJO A PROPOSAL FOR THE FINANCIAL PLATFORM OF ECUADOR COMPETITION, THE COMPLEX HOUSES THE PUBLIC FINANCIAL ENTITIES. QUITO SUFFERS FROM LARGE UNPLANNED DEVELOPMENTS ALONG ITS EDGES, SCARCE OPEN SPACES, UNDEFINED COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CENTERS, LARGE MOVEMENTS WITHIN URBAN AREAS AND UN-SUSTAINING NEIGHBORHOODS. AMIDST THE DENSIFYING AND UNORDERLY URBAN DEVELOPMENT OF QUITO, THE PROPOSAL ACTS AS A CATALYST FOR

QUITO METROPOLITAN AREA, 2010 POPULATION: 2.300.000

SOCIO-CULTURAL INTEGRATION, OPEN VEGETATED URBAN SPACE AND MINIMAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT. THE PROJECT POSITIONS ITSELF AS THE EPI-CENTER OF A PROPOSED FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL URBAN CLUSTER , TYING ITSELF TO THE FUTURE SUBWAY SYSTEM. GLOBALIZATION AND FAST GROWTH OF THE CITY REQUIERES FELIXIBLE AND ADAPTABLE SPACES THAT ACCOMODATE THE DIFFERENT SCALES OF HUMAN INTERACTION, FROM THE INDIVIDUAL SCALE TO THE SCALE OF MASSES.

QUITO FINANCIAL PLATFORM NATIONAL COMPETITION: FINALIST SITE PLAN

CONCEPTUAL PROGRESS

PRIMARY TRANVERSAL CIRCULATION CORRIDOR

SITE

PRIMARY LONGITUDINAL CIRCULATION CORRIDOR

INTIAL CONDITION

THE PROJECT CHALLENGES THE PREDOMINANT “PODIUM” TYPOLOGY IN DENSE CITY AREAS, WITH THE MEANS OF RESTORING OPEN URBAN SPACE.

EXTERIOR-SPACE SHAPING PERPENDICULAR VOLUMES

BY DENSIFYNG THE DEVELOPMENT TOWARDS A HIGH-RISE TIPOLOGY, LARGE AMOUNTS OF OPEN SPACE ARE LIBERATED AT PEDESTRIAN LEVEL.

NORTH-SOUTH ORIENTATION REDUCES SOLAR EXPOSURE

SOLAR CONTROL

AN INTEGRATED ADAPTABILITY TO ENVIRONMENTAL, SEISMICAL, TRANSPORTATIONAL, FUNTIONAL AND CULTURAL NEEDS IS THE PRIMORDIAL SHAPER OF THE FORM.

BUILDING VOLUMES

THE DESIGN PROPOSES A NATURAL HIERARCHICAL ORDER OF SPACES THAT INTERCONNECT ALLOWING THE OCCURENCE OF DIVERSE SOCIAL AND GOBERNMENTAL FUNCTIONS.

CLEAN ENERGY FUEL CELLS

WIND GENERATION

GEOTHERMAL COOLING

PASSIVE VENTILATION SYSTEM

WATER EFFICIENCY/COLLECTION

HIGH PERFORMNCE SKIN

PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAY

3RD ORDER PUBLIC SPACE

2ND ORDER PUBLIC SPACE

1ST ORDER PUBLIC SPACE

SPATIAL HIERARCHY

CONNECTION TO FUTURE SUBWAY STATION

UNDERGROUND CAR PARKING

INTERNAL CIRCULATION AXIS

LINEAR PARK AND CIRCULATION AXIS

LINKAGE TO MASS TRANSIT (BUS)

CONNECTIVITY

COMMERCIAL AND COMMUNITY PROGRAM

GOBERNMENTAL FUNTIONS

INTEGRATED PERFORMANCE

COMMERCIAL, RETAIL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES

COMMUNITY CENTER RECREATION AREAS AND CARE

RESIDENTIAL SUPPORT BASIC SERVICES

RESIDENTIAL

PRIMARY LARGE-SCALE URBAN VOID

PROGRAMMATIC

NEIGHBORHOOD NEEDS

VISUAL CONNECTION TO HISTORIC DOWNTOWN

AUDITORIUM/GALLERY/HALL UNDERNEATH LIFTED SURFACE

ACCESIBLE ROOF GARDENS

CULTURAL PROGRAM

QUITO FINANCIAL PLATFORM QUITO, ECUADOR | JULY 2012

CONCEPTUAL PROGRESS

QUITO FINANCIAL PLATFORM NATIONAL COMPETITION: FINALIST GROUND LEVEL PLAN

PERFORMANCE BUILDING SYSTEMS TO SUBWAY

PARKING WATER REUTILIZATION

MAIN CIVIC PLAZA COOLING - AIR OUTTAKE

PERMEABLE FLOOR PLANS CUSTOMER SERVICE

RENEWABLE SOLAR ENERGY

UNDERGROUND PUBLIC LIBRARY

RENEWABLE WIND ENERGY (HIGH WIND SPEED ZONES)

STREET LEVEL COMMERCIAL AUDITORIUM & EXHIBITION

PASSIVE COOLING

LINEAR PARK CIRCULATION AXIS DAYLIGHT AUTONOMY

SEMI-PUBLIC RESIDENTIAL COURTYARDS

WATER TREATMENT & STORAGE

C-C

TOWER FUEL CELL (BLOOM)

COMMERCIAL & BASIC NEEDS

AIR INTAKE GEOTHERMAL COOLING

COMMUNITY CENTER

SECTION A-A 4

QUITO FINANCIAL PLATFORM QUITO, ECUADOR | JULY 2012 DAYLIGHT AUTONOMY 1500

LUX

SOLAR EXPOSURE 7500+

160,000

WH/M2

WIND ENERGY 450,000

2.7

M/S

8.3

TYPICAL LOCAL BUILDING ENVELOPE

SOLAR EXPOSURE - ANNUAL AVERAGE

HIGH SPEED WIND CANAL THOUGH SITE

DAYLONG ELECTRIC LIGHT USE, HIGH GLARE & MECHANICAL COOLING

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS THE PROPOSED PROJECT WAS SIMULATED AND COMPARED AGAINST A SAME PROJECT WITH DESIGN-CONSTRUCTION FEATURES THAT ARE PREDOMINANT IN BUILDINGS OF THE SAME TYPOLOGIES IN QUITO. THE CITY’S YEAR-LONG COOL CLIMATE ALLOWS THE DESIGN OF TOTAL PASSIVE BUILDINGS. THE SIGNIFICANT ENERGY SAVINGS MAKE THE INCLUSION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES AND EFFICIENT BUILDING SKINS FEASIBLE IN THE ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY. ENERGY, WATER AND DAYLIGHT AUTONOMY WAS ACHIEVED FOR THE TOWERS.

LOCAL CONSTRUCTION

PROPOSED DESIGN

KWH(X000)

61.3% REDUCTION

VOIDS WITHIN TOWERS CHANNEL WIND

PROPOSED BUILDING ENVELOPE

ADAPTED SOLAR CONTROL FACADE

100% DAYLIT SPACES CONTROLLED SOLAR GAIN

LOUVER LENGTH CORRELATES TO RADIATION AREA LIGHTING SPOT LIGHTING

*ECOTECT & VASARI ANALYSIS 2010 WEATHER DATA

EXTERIOR USE PUMPS & AUX

COOLING VENTILATION

MISC.

*DOE EQUEST COMPUTER SIMULATION - QUITO WEATHER DATA

VOIDS AT TOWERS - HIGH WIND SPEED

N WIND TURBINES PLACED AT HIGH AIR SPEED ZONES

SECTION B-B 5

BATH HOUSE ALBUQUERQUE, NM | UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO | 2007 PHYSICAL MODEL - MONTAGE

CONCEPT DRAWINGS

PERSPECTIVE

PHYSICAL MODEL

BATH HOUSE ICE + WATER + VAPOR

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO, ARCH STUDIO 202, SPRING 2007 INSTRUCTOR: KIMA WAKEFIELD WE EXPERIENCE SPACE NOT ONLY THROUGH OUR EYES, BUT THOUGH OUR PERCEPTION OF TEMPERATURE AS WELL. THIS DESIGN FOR A BATH HOUSE EXPERIMENTS WITH THE CONDITIONS OF SPACE INFLUENCED BY THE DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES CREATED BY THE CHANGING STATES OF WATER. USERS MOVE THROUGH THE BUILDING FOLLOWING THE TRANSITIONS OF WATER... FROM ICE COLD SHOWERS, TO TEMPERATE POOLS TO STEAMY BATHS OF HOT WATER. THE GLASS VOLUMES COVER THEMSELF IN FROST, THIN LAYERS OF WATER AND WATER VAPOR, DEPENDING ON THE CURRENT STATE OF THE WATER IN THE SPACE.

STATES OF WATER

BATH HOUSE ALBUQUERQUE, NM | UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO | 2007 SITE PLAN - FLOOR PLANS

SELECTED ELEVATION & SECTION

DIAGRAMS

JUNE SOLSTICE

DECEMBER SOLSTICE

TRANSLUCENT

WATER ELEMENTS

SOUTH ELEVATION

LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN

PUBLIC VS PRIVATE

CIRCULATION SYSTEMS

SITE PLAN

LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN

SECTION CUT A

INTERMISSION PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHY

RADIAL SYMMETRY, GROWTH, 2011

AS A PERSONAL EXPLORATION I HAVE BEEN PASSIONATE ABOUT UNDERSTANDING THE PATTERNS OF ORDER IN NATURE I HAVE ONLY SEEN THE MOST PERFECT DESIGNS IN THE FRACTAL NATURE OF THE WORLD

INTERMISSION PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHY

WEAIRE-PHELAN STRUCTURE, BUBBLES, 2010

BILATERAL SYMMETRY, FRACTAL, 2012

MUSEUM FOR THE ARTS ALBUQUERQUE, NM | UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO | 2008 ELEVATIONS & SECTION

PHYSICAL MODEL

INTERIOR VIEW (PHYSICAL DAYLIGHT MODEL)

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO, ARCH STUDIO 402, FALL 2008 INSTRUCTOR: STEPHEN DENT DESIGN FOR AN ARTS MUSEUM FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO. THE PROJECT FOCUSES ON A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF THE INTRICATE PROGRAMATIC NEEDS AND FUNCTIONING OF AN ARTS MUSEUM. EXTENSIVE RESEARCH WAS DONE IN ORDER TO DESIGN EXHIBITION SPACES THAT PROVIDE OPTIMUM LIGHTING CONDITIONS FOR THE WORKS OF ART. STRONG FOCUS WAS ALSO PLACED ON DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION AS WAYS TO LEARN THE ANATOMY OF A BUILDING TO ITS SMALLEST DETAILS.

SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

PHYSICAL DAYLIGHT MODELONE OF A SERIES OF MODELS USED TO TEST AND MEASURE DAYLIGHT INSIDE OF THE GALLERY SPACES

SECTION CUT RHOUGH EXHIBITIONS

THE WALLS AT THE EXHIBITION SPACES LEVITATE ART IS THE FOCAL POINT OF THE SPACE.

MUSEUM FOR THE ARTS ALBUQUERQUE, NM | UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO | 2008

1 &2

SECTION THOUGH ATRIUM AND EXHIBITION

FLOOR PLANS

GLAZING TRANSLUCENT INSULATION FLASHING CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE STEEL DECK GUTTER

THERMAL INSULATION

FLASHING VENT (PASSIVE COOLING) ALUMINUM FRAME

OPERABLE STEEL LOUVERS REFLECTIVE STEEL

STEEL BEAM

WOOD PROFILE

STEEL PROFILE

TRACK LIGHTS

STEEL SPIDER FITTING

STEEL FRAME HVAC DUCT GYPSUM BOARD 6 INCH METAL STUD

EXHIBITION SPACE FLOOR FINISH CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE

STEEL CABLE TIE

STEEL SPIDER FITTING

STEEL DECK BEAM CABLE SUPPORT STEEL FRAME CEILING PANELS GIRDER

W8 X 10 STEEL COLUMN 93.04% EFFICIENT FLOOR FINISH ISOLATION JOINT SLAB ON GRADE CONCRETE FILL BASE PLATE LEVELING CONCRETE POUR

STEEL HANDRAIL GLASS PANEL STEEL FITTING CONCRETE GLASS FRITTING DENSITY VARIES TO CREATE IMAGE TENSILE STEEL CABLE VENT STEEL CABLE TIE

FOOTING REINFORCING STEEL COMPACTED FILL BOARD INSULATION

COFFEE PLANTATION HOUSE PERSONAL DESIGN-BUILD COMMISSION INTERIOR

PANORAMA

CONCEPTUAL PROGRESS

(1)

PICK SITE

THE PROJECT IS FOR A FAMILY WHO RETREATS EVERY WEEKEND TO A COFFEE PLANTATION 2 HOURS NORTH OF QUITO, LEAVING THE HECTIC CITY LIFE BEHIND. PASSIONATE ABOUT NATURE, BIRDWATCHING, BUGS AND NIGHT-GAZING; THEY WANTED A SPACE WHERE THEY CAN STAY FOR A WEEKEND AND A FUTURE ADDITION THAT WILL CONTAIN THE BEDROOMS AND A STUDIO. HOW DO YOU CREATE A SPACE THAT LIVES UP TO THEM ?

(2)

HORIZONTAL PROJECTION

THE FAMILY SPACE IS THE INTERSECTION PRODUCT OF TWO SPATIAL-VOLUMETRIC PROJECTIONS.

(1) THE SITE IS PURPOSELY PICKED ON A HIGH POINT. (2) A HORIZONTAL VOLUME OF SPACE IS PROJECTED TOWARDS THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE, RIVER, COFFEE PLANTATIONS AND THE MORNING SUN.

(3) A VERTICAL VOLUME OF SPACE IS PROJECTED TOWARDS THE SKY, PICKING UP QUALITIES OF BRIGHTNESS, OPENNESS AND LIGHTNESS.

(3)

VERTICAL PROJECTION

(4) THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN THE TWO SPATIAL PROJECTIONS IS THE DEFINED SPACE: A SPACE INTERWOVEN WITH THE EXTERIOR, BRINGING YOUR ATTENTION TO NATURE AND LEVITATING YOU TOWARDS THE SKY.

(4)

VOLUMETRIC INTERSECTION

COFFEE PLANTATION HOUSE NANEGALITO , ECUADOR | 2010 - 2012 INTERIOR

BUILDING SECTION *NO SCALE

BUILDING SECTION

RAISED ROOF

I BELIEVE THAT NATURE HOLDS THE MOST EFFICIENT DESIGNS... IT PERFECTS FORM AND FUNCTION THROUGH EVOLUTION... AND THE SAME CAN BE SAID ABOUT LOCAL VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE... THE HOUSE HAS PICKED UP DESIGN CUES FROM LOCAL VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE TO PERFORM IN THE MOST COMFORTABLE, UNOBSTRUSIVE AND NATURAL WAY WITHIN THE TROPICAL RAINFOREST CLIMATE

CONVECTION & CROSS VENTILATION REFLECTIVE ROOF REPELS HEAT SLOPED ROOF QUICKLY DISCHARGES RAINWATER

COLUMN/BEAM CONSTUCTION REINFORCES THE CONCEPT OF LIGHTNESS

WOOD + BRICK + CONCRETE 3 PRIMARY MATERIALS: ALL OBTAINED FROM CLOSESTS TOWN (NANEGALITO) AND BUILT WITH LOCAL WORKFORCE ONLY. LOCALLY PRODUCED MATERIAL

MAY 2011 PLANT LIFE IN THE SITE

RAISED SLAB COOLS WITH BREEZE DECREASES MOSITURE KEEPS WILDLIFE AWAY LONG OVER HANGS PROVIDE SHADE

LARGE NATURAL DAYLIGHT

SEPTEMBER 2012

COFFEE PLANTATION HOUSE PERSONAL DESIGN-BUILD COMMISSION PORCH VIEW

EXTERIOR

PLAN VIEW

-4.00 M

A. FAMILY ROOM B. COVERED PORCH C. OVERLOOK SPACE D. DINING / GRILL E. KITCHEN F. BATHROOM G. STORAGE H. PARKING I. FUTURE ADDITION: BEDROOMS / STUDIO J. COVERED EXTERIOR WALKWAY

C A

-3.00 M

B -2.00 M

NORTH

0 1

A 5

10M

-1.00 M

B’

C’

+/-0.00 M 5

D’ 6 E’

7 8

+1.00 M

EQUESTRIAN RESIDENCE SANTA BARBARA , CA | UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO | 2008 PERSPECTIVE

DESCRIPTION

SITE PLAN

NORTH

LEADING EDGE DESIGN COMPETITION - MERIT CITATION UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO, ARCH STUDIO 302, SPRING 2008 INSTRUCTOR: KRISTINA YU PROJECT PARTNER: CHAD HARRIS RESIDENCE FOR THE EQUESTRIAN TEAM OF UC SANTA BARBARA. THE PROJECT LOOKS AT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BUILDING VOLUME AND SKIN, PROPOSING A DETACHED CONTINUOUS BUILDING ENVELOPE THAT INTEGRATES BUILDING SYSTEMS WHILE CREATING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SPACES. A FLUID, CONTINUOUS CONCRETE DIAPRHAGM STRUCTURE DEFINES INTERIOR SPACES. THE DETACHED WOOD SKIN IS REPLACED PERIODICALLY, RESPECTING THE WOOD CARBON LIFE-CYCLE AND ACTING AS A CENTRAL UNIFYING FACTOR FOR STUDENTS, HORSES AND BUILDING. RESIDENCE A PLAZA B GALLERY C HORSE DISPLAY D HORSE SHELTER E GATHERING SPACE F CORRALS G TRAINGING H WOOD TREES & COMPOST I

H D

EQUESTRIAN RESIDENCE LEADING EDGE DESIGN COMPETITION: MERIT CITATION WOOD CYCLE

SECTION

SECTION MODEL

LOCAL TREES ON SITE

HEALTHY SOIL HIGH CARBON CONCENTRATION

CROPS FOR HORSE FOOD COMPOST DECAYING ORGANIC MATERIAL

FUTURE EXTENSIONS SPACES

WOOD SHAVINGS HORSE BEDDING

PROJECTION SCREEN

LIVING

GALLERY

FEEDING

SECTION THROUGH PLAZA

EQUESTRIAN RESIDENCE SANTA BARBARA , CA | UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO | 2008 FLOOR PLANS

SHAFT DIAGRAM A. HORSE TACK ROOM B. FEED STORAGE C. M.E.P. ROOM D. HORSE ROOM E. ADMINISTRATION F. HORSE FEEDING G. OPERABLE BUILDING H. VERTICAL CIRCULATION I. STUDENT BEDROOMS J. INDIVIDUAL STUDY AREAS K. OUTDOOR TERRACE L. COMUNAL KITCHEN AND DINING M. ENTRY LOBBY N. LAUNDRY O. COMUNAL RECREATION AREA P. VERTICAL SHAFT

G F D C A

P B

FLOOR PLAN - ST LEVEL

SECTION ROOF SKIN - SOUTH FACING PHOTOVOLATICS (35 DEG. SOUTH)

SOUTH FACING MOUNTEDPHOTOVOLATICS

SLOPED ROOF SLAB WATER COLLECTION AT SHAFT

2X8 BRIE SOLEIL WOOD SKIN SYSTEM SHADES THE BUILDING

PASSIVE COOLING VERNOULI EFFECT

WALL SECTION

RADIANT COOLING ABOVE (CONCRETE SLAB)

N I

RADIANT HEATING BELOW (CONCRETE SLAB)

I H

FLOOR PLAN -

LIGHTWELL HIGHLY REFLECTIVE INTERIOR

OPERABLE GLAZING FOR CROSS VENTILATION

2ND LEVEL - ENTRY

CISTERN

OPERABLE BUILDING SKIN

WATER COLLECTION

O I

SHAFT - INTEGRATED SYSTEMS

FLOOR PLAN -

BALCONY

3RD LEVEL

*NOT TO SCALE

GATHERING

TRAINING, CORRALS

SECTION THROUGH GATHERING SPACE

PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHY

COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS, 2010 - 2012 I AM FASCINATED WITH THE WAY NATURE ORDERS ITSELF FRACTALLY PATTERNS THAT REPEAT MATHEMATICALLY, FROM THE ATOM TO THE UNIVERSE ADAPTING AND RESPONDING TO EVERYTHING

FRACTAL SPACES

RADIAL SYMMETRY, GROWTH, 2011

FRACTAL SPACES FOLLOWING ON MY INTEREST OF THE NATURAL ORDER. I HAVE EXPERIMENTED WITH THE CREATION OF FRACTAL FORMS AND SPACES A SINGLE MATHEMATICAL EQUATION, FOLLOWED BY SPECIFIC VARIABLES CAN GIVE SHAPE TO INFINITE FORMS THAT RESEMBLE OUR WORLD SOFTWARE: MANDELBULBER 3D

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JOSE RAFAEL HOLGUIN PORTFOLIO 2007 - 2012 M.ARCH I ADMISSION