PORTFOLIO Julia Aguilera Rigueros 2013-2020 julia.riag0491@gmail.com
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CONTENTS This portfolio contains select works from design projects i did develops during my time like student at Universidad of Panama, differentes experiencies from studies of architecture, and while pursuing in independents works, furniture and landscapes designs. The projects were chosen to highlight the diverse scale and approaches encompassed in my design education and career. Explorations of space, time, awareness, social interactions and reaction to contextual influences have all been present.
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PUBLIC MEDIATHEQUE FOR PEDREGAL
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TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL IN CHEPO
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PANAMA TURISTICA
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PUBLICATION
DEGREE THESIS
INDEPENDENT WORKS
NATIONAL CONTEST
INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE CONTEST
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LIBRARY DAR-AL ULUOM
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INSTITUTE OF TROPICAL RESEARCH STRI
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INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
GREEN ROOF LANDSCAPING
GREEN WALL LANDSCAPING
GREEN WALL LANDSCAPING
RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING
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SAUNA |
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BANNABA TREKKING |
FURNITURE DESIGN
GRAPHIC DESIGN
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PUBLIC MEDIATHEQUE FOR PEDREGAL | DEGREE THESIS
Location
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Location: Pedregal, District of Panama Intervention area: 48 700m2 Use: Cultural Building Client: Community of Pedregal Status: Accomplished / 2018
To sustain economic progress over time, it is necessary to prepare future generations and promote the renewal of knowledge and skills in the various professions and performances of the population. These new initiatives not only give rise to buildings, but they will be transformed into instruments that allow reaching objectives closer to the general welfare of the population, which encourages and seeks closeness among people who share the same territory, accompanied by awareness social and cultural development. The architectural proposal is based on passive bioclimatic criteria of the principles of tropical architecture. It incorporates dynamic concepts with optimal circulation through wide and open spaces that allow a free visualization of the material and human resources. For these spaces, we contemplate the age range of the different users, with specific and diverse purposes for each one of them. Therefore, three buildings with different activities were created to supply the future demand of the population. These buildings are connected by landscape elements that offer a space harmony and recreation, highlighting in turn the native flora of Panama. Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Master Plan
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7 Building B 8 Building C 9 Parking area 10 Soccer field and stands 11 Drinking water reserves 12 Processing facilities 13 Juan Diaz River Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Model photos Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Geocomposite Macdrain
Sika waterproofing membrane Fixing screws
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Post-tensioned slab Ceiling
Interior view “Building A” Concrete Sun shades Glass railing N.P.A + 4.11 Ceiling structure Ceiling
Glass windows Louvers
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Exterior view “Building A” Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Detail“Building A” Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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24 Projection cubicles 25 Open shelving rooms
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22 Terraces 23 Projection rooms
26 Computer 27 Bathrooms
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Architectural plan
18 Information 20 Music library 19 Tecnic support 21 Audio devices
zone 28 Cleaning rooms 29 Deposit of books
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Exterior view “Building C”
Interior view “Building C” Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Long section “Building C” Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL IN CHEPO | ARCHITECTURE
Location
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Location: Chepo, East Panama Intervention area: 2500 m2 Use: Private Building In collaboration with Ar architecture and ing. Client: Co-op of transporters of Chepo Status: Conceptual project / 2018
The terrestrial transport terminals have always been built with the function of agglomerating the encounters of the vehicles that respond to a fundamental need for all the inhabitants: mobilize. In this project we have combined these two events to create that complement between one and the other. Create an architectural fact that in addition to responding to the needs of a terminal does not become a victim of misuse and deterioration, and the integration of commercial spaces. One of the way to pursuit this goal is through the identity of the site. Through collective memories projected in the urban image the building will be highlighted through the time in which it is located.
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Flow diagrams
Visualizations
Photos of the model Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Photos of the model Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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PANAMA TURISTICA| NATIONAL CONTEST
Location
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Location: Panama Intervention area: 2500m2 Use: Public Building Client: Panama Viejo Fundation Work: Achitecture and landscaping Status: Conceptual Project / 2013
We have designed a prototype tourist information and orientation stand. It seeks to provide specialized and informative attention to national and international visitors. The proposal wants to create new jobs for the indigenous community, mainly women. The prototype will have a bar of soft drinks and light meals, areas of tables, administration, bathrooms, exhibition area and storage warehouse. The concept of the project consists of two volumes on land, orthogonal polygonal disarmament. The main structure of the prototype is based on containers for greater ease and is covered with wood inside. It also has stretched canvas structures to provide shade. The landscaping is made up of autochthonous flora.
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Materials
Visualizations
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Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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PUBLICATION | LOBBY MAGAZINE INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE CONTEST
This project is a proposal for architectural design presented at the 4th Student Biennial - CLEFA 2012 Ideas Contest. This new urban cultural facility located on the Cinta Costera, resembles its composition to a song that has been sculpted by the water that surrounds it or by the superposition of multiple strata of sediments that make up dejection cones in the territory. This proposal presents a possible scenario in which the yacht and fishing club is transferred to another sector of the city to give up its site of approximately 17.8 hectares for the creation of a socio-cultural urbanism project. This project interprets the work of architectural design as a strategy to cultivate new Uranian elements through adaptability and evolution, understanding that architecture is not limited to the specific design of buildings in a given site, but is closely related to the capacity of generate and build new contexts.
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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LIBRARY DAR-AL ULUOM | INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
Location
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Location: Sakakah, Saudi Arabia Intervention area: 2500m2 Use: Public Building In collaboration with Laap.space Client: Library Dar-al ulluom Work: Landscape architecture and landscaping Status: Accomplished / 2018
The proposed campus for the Dar Al-Uloum Library in Sakaka represents a new oasis in the city. A space for knowledge, recreation and urban life. The spaces are linked through a continuous pavement, the constant flow of water and an alignment of date palms. The pools are located in junctions between adjacent spaces, connecting them and generating new spaces of permanence and appreciation of nature. The circular seating spaces are arranged around olive trees, myrrh and incense and its shade, and offer spaces for reading and socializing in the open air. A public square of 2,500 square meters is proposed at the north entrance of the campus, suitable for large public festivities. A series of strategies are implemented in landscape intervention to improve ecological sustainability. A palette of native vegetation encourages landscape resilience and reduces maintenance costs. The lavender fields of the Al-Jouf region evoke in design, bring the memory of the largest landscape to the city. Shade is provided in the main axes of the pedestrian circulation to increase human ecological connectivity within the site and the wider context of the city.
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
New vegetation (shrubs)
New vegetation (palms)
Existing vegetation
Flow water
Pavement Layer diagrams Native Flora of Saudi Arabia
Long section
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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NSTITUTE OF TROPICAL RESEARCH STRI | LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Location
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Location: Ancon, Distrito de Panama: Intervention area : 2500 m2 Use: Public space In collaboration with Ensitu S.A Client: Smithsonians Tropical Research Institute Status : Conceptual project / 2012
The main intention in this project is the connection through the different buildings that are currently located in the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute by its acronym STRI, based in Panama, creating an oasis of tropical forest in their midst. Under this concept of forest (protection, shadows), the marquee through a pattern of columns and the perforation of metal plates, projected intentional shadows mostly “guarumo� during daylight hours. Taking into account the existing flora on the site, we try to complement and offer the user the feeling of that tropical jungle that characterizes Panama.
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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GREEN ROOF |
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Location
Location: Bella Vista, District of Panama Intervention area: 605 m2 Use: Private Building In collaboration with Verdegreen s.a Client: Ph. Davivienda Status : Builded / 2016
Davivienda Green Roof design is based on the principles of sustainability, one of the most important aspects is to reduce the heat island effect. The chosen vegetation is native and adapted to the context. The green roof provides an outdoor gym to promote sports within the users, as well as a recreational area where you can relax and disconnect from the stress of daily work. The landscape is based on green roof vegetation to integrate a similar nature from the beginning. Design principles: enjoy and improve the quality of people’s environment, thermally isolate the building, acoustically isolate, improve air quality, better manage rainwater, mitigate the effect of the island and double the life of the waterproofing of the roof.
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Master plan of landscaping
Tradescantia spathacea Sun/ Direct Sun Pattern: 7-9m2
Licuala grandis Ophiopogon japonicus Catharantus roseau Heliconia psittacorum Cordyline rubra Maranta variegata Strelitzia nicolai Direct sun/ Seimishade Direct sun/ Seimishade Direct sun/ Seimishade Direct sun/ Seimishade Indirect sun/ Semishade Direct sun/ Semishade Indirect sun/ Semishade Pattern: 1.8-2m2 Pattern: 7-9m2 Pattern: 7-9m2 Pattern: 4-6m2 Pattern: 1-2m2 Pattern: 4-6m2 Pattern: 1.8-2m2
San agustin grass Sun/ Direct Sun
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Arachis pintoi Sun/ Direct Sun Pattern: 7-9m2
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Alphonse karr bambu Direct sun/ Semishade Pattern: 4-6m2
Wedelia trilobata Sun/ Direct Sun Pattern: 7-9m2
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Peperomia obtusifolia Sun/ Direct Sun Pattern: 7-9m2
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Asparagus sprengeri Semishade Pattern: 4-6m2
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Pilea Semishade / Shade Pattern: 7-9m2
Sansevieria trifasciata Philodendron Semishade / Shade erubescens Semishade Pattern: 4-6m2 / Shade Pattern: 4-6m2
Chlorophytum varegatum Semishade / Shade Pattern: 7-9m2
Caladium bicolor Semishade / Shade Pattern: 4-6m2
Alocacia polly Semishade / Shade Pattern: 4-6m2
Spathiphyllum wallisii Semishade / Shade Pattern: 1.8 - 2.4 m2
Maranta leuconera Semishade / Shade Pattern: 7-9m2
Coleous blumei Semishade / Shade Pattern: 7-9m2
Monstera deliciosa Semishade / Shade Pattern: 1-2m2
Epipremnum pinnatum Semishade / Shade Pattern: 7-9m2
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Composition of the flora
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Architectural plan
Materials
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Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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DESIGN OF A INTERIOR GREEN WALL | LANDSCAPING Location
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Location: Santa MarĂa, Distrito de Panama: Intervention area: 9.24 m2 Use:Private residence In collaboration with Verdegreen S.A Client: Private residence Status: Builded / 2017
The green walls are placed in the main bathroom of the residence. The shower is the protagonist of the space, it has a rectangular and spacious configuration, naturally lit by a skylight, which allows more easily the growth of vegetation. There are benches on both sides of the shower, which resembles a mirror-like design due to its similarity. Thanks to the indirect light and the humidity of the space a perfect microclimate is created to select tropical species of half shade, simulating a natural shower inside the jungle.
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Under construction
A plant of the green wall
Instalation process Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Design process
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DESIGN OF A EXTERIOR GREEN WALL | LANDSCAPING
Location: Costa del Este, District of Panama Intervention area: 3.40 m2 Use: Private residence In collaboration with Verdegreen S.A Client: Private residence Status: Builded / 2017
Location
A green wall is always a source of joy in the home, as it promotes an approach to nature. For the design of this green wall, the existing lighting standards were contemplated to select the most suitable plants. The humidity, ventilation and temperature conditions were also analyzed during the morning and afternoon. Some of the design principles on which we base ourselves are summarized as: creating thermal comfort, attenuating noise, improving air quality, beautifying and connecting residents with nature.
Inspiration process
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Frontal visualization Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Installed green wall
Instalation process Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Visualizations
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RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPING | LANDSCAPING
Location: Costa del Este, District of Panama Intervention area: 200.00 m2 Use: Private residence In collaboration with Hiedra & Bambu Client: Private residence Status: Builded / 2020
Location
A landscaping residential is always a source of joy in the home, as it promotes an approach to nature. For this project, we interviewed different zones from the frontyard, lateral garden, interior garden and backyards. Some of the design principles on which we base ourselves are summarized as: creating thermal comfort, attenuating noise, improving air quality, beautifying and connecting residents with nature. We use native flora to promotes biodiversity and create and ecologycal environmental for associated animal species, like birds and insects.
Inspiration process
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Visualizaciรณn general
Assembly process
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DESIGNING AND ENSAMBLED A SAUNA | FURNITURE DESIGN
Location: City of Knowledge, Canal areas Intervention area: 3.30m2 Use: Furniture In collaboration with Forest Finance Status: Builded / 2015
Forest Finance Group develops and operates sustainable forest products. It converts the value of these certified forests and sustainable management into ecological and economic investment products. One of its categories is the production of furniture with certified wood. For this project, I was commissioned to design a teak wood sauna, with the ability to assemble and disassemble on site. In addition to the design, I had to make an assembly manual for its construction. Next, I will show some photos of the processes for the realization of this piece.
Step by step diagram
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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CREATION OF A LOGO - BANNABA TREKKING GRAPHIC DESIGN
Location: Panama Client: Bannaba trekking Status : Accomplished / 2016
Bannaba trekking is a group of hikers who explore remote areas in the national territory of Panama. It was founded in 2016 together with several walkers who had this passion in common. For the design of this logo, the basic elements that define hiking were taken into account: mountains and walkers. Under this premise, a logo was created, simple and easy to locate in different formats.
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
Julia Aguilera | Portfolio - Selected Works 2013-2020
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