Portfolio Jordi Malet Ponsati

P O R T F O L I O JORDI

M A LET

PONSAT Í

J o r d i

M a l e t

P o n s a t Ă­

Born 12.03.1991 in Barcelona

Steinhofstrasse 15A, Zimmer 28, Luzern 6005, +34 647 063 318 +41 76 576 85 56 malet.jordi@gmail.com References available upon request

Education Current Studies

U n i v e r s i t a t P o l i t è c n i c a d e C a t a l u n y a , E T S AV, Architecture Degree, coursing 5th year Sant Cugat, Barcelona

2009

Escola Thau and CIC, High School Graduate Barcelona

Study Abroad 2015

Hochschule Luzern, Architecture School, Exchange Master Student,

september - january

Luzern, Switzerland 2013

Universidad del Bío Bío, Architecture School, Exchange Bachelor Student,

2008

august - january

Concepción, Chile

Princeton High School, Junior year

P r i n c e t o n , N e w J e r s e y ( U S A)

Professiona Experience 2015

Partnership with PCAU-Arquitecte for the renovation of a n o l d f a r m h o u s e i n t h e P y r e n e e s , in progress Intern, A12 Arquitectes,

Barcelona

january-march

Barcelona 2014

Te a c h i n g A s s i s t a n t , E T S AV - U P C ,

Introduction to Architecture,

september - january

Sant Cugat, Barcelona

Collaboration with PCAU-Arquitecte, apartment r e n o va t i o n i n G r à c i a , september - octubre Barcelona

Languages Catalan, native Spanish, native English, advanced,

[CAE grade A]

Franch, intermediate German, begginer Computer Skills Au t o d e s k Au t o C a d Au t o d e s k R e v i t Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator & InDesign Bentley Microstation Sketchup Pro, Artlantis & VRay

A R T I S T I C A N D C U LT U R A L C E N T R E concepción, bío bío Universidad del Bío - Bío autumn 2013

ADDITIONAL ROOMING SYSTEM singuerlín, barcelona E T S AV - U P C s p r i n g 2 0 1 4

A PA R T M E N T R E N O VAT I O N gràcia, barcelona Collaboration with PCAU-Arquitecte september-octubre 2014

FA R M H O U S E R E N O VAT I O N llessuí, lleida Partnership with PCAU-Arquitecte in progress

A R T I S T I C A N D C U LT U R A L C E N T R E , c o n c e p c i ó n , b í o b í o Universidad del Bío - Bío autumn.2013 The project started of through the analysis of the center of Concepción. Through out this analysis I was able to localize a lot of empty sites. Along with this I was also able to realize the scarcity of public spaces in the town center. Understanding the wet climate of the city I started to work towards a public space, which

could

be

used,

independent

to

the

weather, having both closed and open areas.

ADDITIONAL ROOMING SYSTEM, singuerlĂ­n, barcelona E T S AV - U P C s p r i n g . 2 0 1 4 When asked to deal with the addition of rooming systems in the neighborhood of SinguerlĂ­n, I started analyzing the spaces in between the buildings, which had come over the years into an unused space. Through placing the new rooms scaled comparatively to the existing floors I was able to generate a new communal space and allow light to come in, along with generating a temperature pillow protecting the existing inhabitants from cold winters.

A PA R T M E N T R E N O VAT I O N , g r à c i a , b a r c e l o n a Collaboration with PCAU-Arquitecte , setpember - octubre 2014 The most important of the client’s desires was that the renovation could be done on different steps, according tot her budget. She also wanted to improve the state of the kitchen and communicating it with the dinning room.

During the design process a few decision were made: tearing down of some walls in order to improve internal circulations and recognition of the hallway as one of the characteristic elements of this typology of apartment.

FA R M H O U S E R E N O VAT I O N , l l e s s u Ă­ , l l e i d a Partership with PCAU-Arquitecte , in progress This little farmhouse dates back to 1891, with an original 3-story stone typology - basement for the animals, main floor for living, and a hay barn under the roof. In 2012 the main floor er reorganized the main floor. Now, in order to install three rooms and a bathroom, we decided to push the roof one meter higher. The rooms are placed surrounding a new central space in small boxes, reducing the volume of air needed to heat them, wh ile this new central space is understood as a semi-heated space.

november 2015