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Liliana Bernardis Valenzuela Date of birth: 16/12/87 e-mail: lilib87@gmail.com México, D.F. / Cancún, Qroo.
Education International School of Milan
1999-2002
Junior High Milan, Italy.
2002-2005
Physics and mathematics enphasis high school, Tabasco, Mexico
2005-2010 2007
Colegio Americano de Tabasco Universidad de Monterrey Architecture major with minor in Interior Design
Kansas State University Exchange with bioclimatic architecture studies.
Experience URBANA 2009 2009
Urban and landscape design, site analysis, mapping and road proposal.
Professional Practice Interior, urban, landscape and architectural design.
Courses and Conferences 2007 2007 2008 2008 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010
Cátedra Luis Barragán Space (minus) Time Tadao Ando UDesign Mexican colors and psicology of colors Sustainable engineering and architecture Las Vegas Design Center Biennale di Architettura di Venezia MART Expo. Arq. Mario Botta
Actividades Extra Académicas 2008
Casa Azul A.C. Social Service, database creation and interior proposals for the offices.
Tec de Monterrey UDEM Monterrey, N.L. Monterrey, N.L. Sherwin Williams UANL Las Vegas, NV. Venice, It. Roveretto, It.
Cv Competitions Repentina UDEM Model making and design
Cleveland Competition Design an intergenerational playscape, enhancing one of Cleveland’s pedestrian connections to the lakefront.
Gran premio de Arquitectura Jóven 8º Edición Mixed use design to rescue Pedreras in Monterrey, N.L.
Computer Software Microsoft Office Word, Power Point, Excell y Entourage.
Autodesk Autocad, Viz, Revit.
Adobe CS3 Adobe Profesional, Ilustrador, Photoshop e In Design.
Others SketchUp, Vray, Comic Life, Movie creator y Web creator.
Language Skills Spanish (native) Italian (native) English (High) French (basic)
Acknowledgments Distinguished student - Universidad de Monterrey 3rd Place in Repentina UDEM Distinguished Thesis Project - Materializing the Essence
2008 2009 2009
Content Academic Projects 40m2 Sustainable house
A1
Flood Shelter Design for Tabasco
A2
Permanent anti-flood housing for Tabasco
A3
Formal Park
A4
Solar Multi-family Housing
A5
Golden Ratio Interior Focused Residence
A6
Contests Symbiosis: Rescue of the quarries in Monterrey
B1
Viewpoint explanade and cafe in Allende, NL.
B2
Final Evaluation Project Materializing the Essence
C1
Extras Fisherman Retreat
D1
Flint Hills: The Gateway, Kansas State
D2
Building Sections
D3
Renders
D4
Academic Projects
A1
For ventilation, the south was fully opened to allow full entry during the summer while in winter the house has an elliptical shape that serves as shelter to the north, by totally diverting the cold air.
40m2 Sustainable House The project involves the design of a house of 40m2 with a central structure. Is planned as a retirement home in the mountains with a panoramic view to the south. The main focus is sustainability, using passive and active techniques for saving and creating energy, the use of the metal roof to reflect solar incidence and prevents unwanted heat gain.
Floor Plan Centralized Structure and Installations. It involves less installations and a double feature structure, as well as savings in m2.
Use of Deciduous Trees.
Positioned on the east and west of the building to block the sun during the hot season and in turn allow the entry of these in the winter
Summer
Rainwater harvesting. Used for the users needs and thermal barrier for the house. Winter
Photovoltaic cells.
Supply the power required for the house also acting as louvers that block the sun. Summer
Semi-open space.
Celosia Wood / Translucent glass / transparent glass.
Design to focus the view of the South, and to create a luminic blur effect towards the inside, creating high contrasts of natural light.
Winter
Structure prolongation and use of louvers.
Four of the ribs supporting the roof are extended to wrap the semiopen space. Meanwhile, calculated louvers are used to allow entry of the sun in cold seasons.
West Facade
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South Facade
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Frames the main entrance and at the same time creates a transitional space from exterior to interior of the house so that little by little it bundles up the user.
A2
2.0m
Flood Shelter Design for Tabasco This project is a proposed solution for users who are affected by flooding and can not be rescued immediately by the inaccessibility that creates the disaster. It is a refuge, easy to transport, assemble, inexpensive and comfortable. The materials used are: a bamboo structure (lightweight, durable and renewable), and sheets of PVC (low cost, does not allow the formation of fungus and is suitable against water).
Fresh Air Confort Zone
Set of modules.
Humid Air 4.5m Module Floor Plan
Construction Process - Bamboo, PVC sheets, rods and Mosquito Nets
The modules can be used individually to the rescue and retention of those affected, however, is also planned as a whole in which platforms can tie together and create a common area for bathing, cooking and nursing, in addition to providing greater stability to the shelter, protecting streams and building a community of support among those affected.
Daily
Roof extension provides protection against direct sunlight, and the rolling mosquito net provides total protection of bugs and dirt from the outside.
With rain
The roof can be folded according to the angle ot the precipitation, as well as providing for privacy and control airflow.
During a Huracaine
The ventilation is given through the holes in the pvc and the bamboo acts like a chimney to maintain pressure difference of air flow.
Stretch mesh.
Provides a comfortable place where people can sleep, sit or stand comfortably, and a separation of the moisture that can create the PVC.
Storage space.
Space for food, drink, clothing and user articles.
Floating space.
Keeps rods at low temperature to ensure the condensation of air, in order to remove extra moisture and create a confortable temperature and relative humidity.
Metal rods.
With a spiral finish, to ensure the condensed water runs directly to the storing space.
Water storage.
Gives users clean water for their comfort and survival during the disaster.
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Compressor.
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Awarded to create the contrast between the weight of users and the density of water.
A3
Permanent anti-flood housing for Tabasco Proposal for a permanent solution to the continuous flooding in Tabasco by recycling the shelters used during the disaster. The project uses the same temporary shelter materials, continuing with the modules on the proposed spaces. The constructions arise over 6 Franky piles of concrete, 9 feet planted “in-situ� which serve as an anchor for the home letting it slide through the piles and float according to the water height during floods.
4.5m
1module
Patio - Entrance
Recycled modules.
The house consists of 18 recycled modules of the temporary shelters.
2.0m
Laminated floor.
Gives more warmth to the interior space without adding much cost to construction.
Floating Space and Installations.
Is the space that keeps the air required for the water line of the house. This is used at the same time to pass all the required facilities during construction.
Construction process - concrete piles, bamboo, PVC sheets, rods and mosquito nets.
West Facade.
The house is 3m above the ground as protection from the continuous flooding , it also allows the use of the area below as a semi-open space and garden for users. It has low openings to ensure cross ventilation with the roof preimetral window.
Norht Facade.
The building itself frames the main entrance of the house through a U-shape, which at the same time during the flood works as a parking space for the canoe or boat that may be required.
South Facade
It is the tallest facade given by tilting the roof to avoid the rain water to accumulate. It also has a larger sealing to block the unwanted heat rays.
High spaces.
For the existing hot weather at the site, high spaces are used so that the heat is concentrated at a height greater than 2 meters to ensure greater user comfort.
The walls consist of two sheets of PVC with a spacing of 10cm between each other which creates a thermal break and serves for the passage of the indoor facilities.
3.0m
3m Flood
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From 2.5 to 3.5m
Daily.
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Double walls.
Semi-open space.
Ensures indoors drought and flood protection during everyday
6m Flood
A4
Formal Park
The project was an exploration work consisting of an intersection of triangles, which by cutting and extruding are taking shape, function and sense towards a goal, so that after materials and textures, lights and shadows, color and scale can be added to create experiences through space.
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A5
Solar Multi-family Housing
Multifamily housing project with diferent square meters proposals to meet the needs of various users of the area. The definition of the volume comes from a site study, in response to the high solar incidence existing in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, and to provide comfort and energy savings to the users of the site.
Solar Analysis.
The hottest time in Monterrey is starting from 1 April to September 17, so the direct impact during these dates will have to be omitted.
Vertical Volumetric Definition.
The entire south faรงade of the project has an inclination of 72 degrees which blocks solar radiation during the non desired times.
Site Location.
South Facade
West Facade
North Facade
Planta de Conjunto.
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Floor Plan Definition.
To define each of the floor plans a grid of 2 by 2 meters was created from north to south and east to west, which allows the use of space and order in the field. Then, the grid began to create strokes required to respect the tucking subsequently for each of the floors.
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The terrain is an irregular triangular prism surrounded by three streets leading to one of the most important roads of Vista Hermosa
Circulation
The corridors along which users arrive are made up of two perpendicular axes that intersect the volume, creating 3 major divisions, which in turn serve to create the various departments. The facilities are connected to each department by 3 main installation cubes across the building and connect directly to the halls for any required maintenance.
Ventilation. Corridors were planned so as to be properly ventilated, saving energy and comfort them, plus each has a visual shot at the end to create a more comfortable transition.
Parking Lots.
Section c-1
Section c-2
Type departments.
From 50 to 35 m2
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From 80 to 60 m2
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From 90 to 140 m2
A6
Golden Ratio Interior Focused Residence House planned for the vast diversity of currently existing customers, it has the ability to transform into different distributions from a single room to 4 of them. It also provides harmony by having a patio that serves as an intermediary between exterior and interior of the home, allowing total privacy to the user.
Project Main Ideas
Continuous Relation with nature
Transformable in answer to a universal client
Site Location.
Located in a private housing street called Almenda in San Pedro Garza Garcia.
Harmonic spaces by using the golden proportion
Panoramic Views
Ventilation.
Besides allowing the connection of all spaces with nature, the hallway helps the ventilation of each of the spaces.
Exterior-interior Integration.
The north side opens completely to the private area of garden and pool of the house, allowing the option of the full opening of the windows and making one whole space.
Green Wall.
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Transformable kitchen.
It was planned following the perimeter of the room as a way of leaving more free space. It has a dinette table that fully embodies the wall, as a way to define the kitchen space or leave it completely free.
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Allows the privacy of the study and in turn creates an interesting lighting effect for the same place. Moreover continues the idea of visual connection with nature, as a dual-use item.
Exposed concrete walls.
Give part of the structure of the house as well as texture and finish in the inside and outside of it.
West Facade
South Facade
Glass Panels Details
North Facade
Section-1
Section c-2
Kitchen & Dining Perspective Slice texture in Facade.
Emphasizes the Golden Ratio of the building, providing the visual harmony.
Movable metal panels.
Proposed to block the rays of the South and create different frameworks for existing views.
dining room, kitchen and stairs perspective
Translucent glass.
Granting the requested privacy in the rooms upstairs and as ilusion railing to protect the user.
transition Hall main entrance Perspective
North-west perspective
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Are fully integrated to the side walls allowing the full opening to the garden and pool, uniting the two spaces into one.
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Removable glass panels.
Architectural Contests
B1
Simbiosis: Rescue of the Quarries in Monterrey 8th Young Architects competition. It consists on the rescue of the Mountain site in Monterrey, damaged by the constant exploitation of limestone, leaving a rocky and uneven terrain that breaks the linear continuity of the ridge. The program required was a mixed-use project that would operate the site as a whole both in use, and visually.
Environment Analysis Zoning - Districts and Roads.
Road Collector Primary Avenue High Avenue Tertiary Avenue Housing and Commerce Trade and Industry Recreation Heavy Industry
The Site.
This is an area that has suffered enormous devastation and exploitation for the use of raw material, limestone. For years the stone has been extracted from this place by means of dynamite, leaving as a result extremely rugged terrain and lack of vegetation.
Devastated Area.
The site has an area completely devastated by the exploitation of the land, but there are also areas where the natural vegetation of the mountain, it’s preserved intact.
Modulation and Relationship Diagram. Through accounting modules and required square meters, they began to mix uses amediante distitntos relations analysis done previously, but this time adapting to the topography of the land and serving the purpose of restoring the mountain through the proposed architecture . In this case the architecture not only respects the environment and conforms to it but penetrates and restores their parts visually affected by the same man.
Vegetation and Landscape.
A mixed vegetation between the existing and natural essence of the mountain was planned. The vegetation is proposed for stony and not very permeable site.
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Mainly directed to the welfare of the user, by removing the car interaction with the interior, leaving direct lines for such carriage, creating complete pedestrian connectivity. Transition spaces longer than 350 meters apart were avoided, providing easy and accessible pedestrian connection. For areas that are further away, an internal light rail system was proposed, in order to create a more efficient mobility, shorter and sustainable. The buildings are accessible by elevators located in the main structures.
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Circulation.
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Gabions in Facade
They allow to create a double facade and a greater comfort through the air through air circulation and insulation for better heat control. It also provides continuity to the foot of the mountain simulating existing vegetation in place. The use of gabions create a series of transparencies to the interior, allowing users to play with them depending on the activities that are required, giving different sensations to the spaces.
Structure.
A system of minimal impact to the mountain, was proposed, that also allows the coexistence sought between architecture and site. The system is composed of frames, which allow freedom of movement in the modules and also preserves the nature of the mountain, regenerating the continuity of it and preserving its history inside. Ventilation In addition to separating the buildings of the mountain to follow no damaging, it also prevents the greenhouse effect and allow a continuous cross ventilation to each of the elements of construction.
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Material selection.
The materials were designed to be ecological, economic, and to take advantage of natural terrain features. The gabion is a stone-based material of the place that is done to blend in with the mountain. Recycled steel provides a lower cost in building the set and save energy in their production. The duo vent glass gives greater interior comfort as it reduces UV rays. The green facade is achieved through the use of gabions as it proposes to place planters to refresh and purify the air. It is mainly used in corridors for natural ventilation. The recycled concrete is made by waste which reduces the cost of production. Its main use is for building system-based frameworks
B26
Final Evaluation project
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Materializing the Essence
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Design of the Apostleship of the Cross Spirituality Center. A place for meetings with yourself and sensory architecture that allows a spiritual connection through the relationship between nature, architecture and silence, which are essential needs for this project.
1410
749
67
450
7.5
224
160
7.5
224
160
7.5
224
160
7.5
224
1870
80
450
354
225
67
80
450
340
225
67
80
450
400
225
67
13
72
302
1554
1916
80
Total
253
1926
6
29
2.4
36
349
6
21.5
1.8
27
197
531
35
1770
180
10
54
302
616
1354
675
280
604
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Location and Project Justification.
There are 74,612,373 Catholics in the country, of which 12.000 are members of the Apostleship of the Cross congregation, with 4.000 specific New León1s followers, being the State with the largest number of followers. But they do not have a suitable site close enough to carry out the congregations, which dictates the necessity of the center of spirituality.
Location.
Benito Juárez, NL, México aproximadamente 40 minutos de Monterrey.
The Site.
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It’s an irregular polygon of 11 hectares, a slope of 1% and 581 Nogales that make the essence of the place.
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Users, activities and noise level analysis.
The table is a way to organize and synthesize the analysis program with one of the most important requirements, silence. It includes the square meters required, as well as spaces for each activity and the type of user or group for each one, these gives us a first arrangement proposal of the groups and the meters of construction required in totallity.
Ordenamiento del Proyecto.
Silence.
Location pattern. The meditation activity was located in the most silent spot, then the site was divided with two perpendicular axes that followed the walnut grid creating four major sections, where they placed the required groups, depending on the distance to the proposed access. 12m
14m
12m
14m
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This is one of the most special needs to carry out the main activity... meditate, so by the theory of noise reduction, the quieter spot of the site was located in order to achieve the best atmosphere for the activity to take place.
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The grid of Walnuts create spaces and delimited by the geometry of the tree, through its analysis found that in a second level without affecting the natural environment the building can not exceed 6m in width.
Assembly plan.
The groups are arranged around the main area that they all share... the meditation center. Creating a hierarchy from a centroid that defines the complete set.
Zoning
To locate the activities of each group, it was taken into account the sound produced by each of them and the required silence need, subsequently each item was placed with its area required and the specific width of 6m, each activity was placed in the ring the noise level required and a sufficient distance in order to not disturb the meditation.
Orthogonal Spaces.
A way to create a total spiritual focus without distraction for the user, all spaces respect the simplicity of the rectangle, and the golden proportion, in order to provide peaceful spaces.
Courtyards. The radial arrangement of the elements in the plane help to create levels of hierarchy wraped around the courtyards. Each court has different hierarchy of silence, spirituality and privacy. Starting from the patio that surrounds the center of meditation, followed by semiprivate patios that separate the main corridor of each group and finally the interior courtyard of each section where you can perform the activities of each group without disturbing the peace and quiet of others. The yards do not create a physical barrier but a psychological division of space created by the elevated buildings.
Rhythm & Perspective.
The most striking features of the land is the rhythm created by the walnut; therefore it was decided to raise the volumes given to respect the pace and do not create much impact on the site.
Connections and spaces of contemplation. 40 DB
Meditación
52 DB
46 DB
Capilla
Polivalente
Sala de Estar
One of the needs of a spiritual center is the period of meditation, which can be given as part of a set schedule or time off for each user, so spaces of contemplation were set out in which users could have privacy and natural connection required.
64 DB
58 DB
Comedor
Dormitorios
Break
40 DB
Strict Activity Program.
Users at the center have a specific schedule established for each activity. So every site proposed sensory plannification to create different sensations at the time when it should be used, the requirements of light, silence and comfort were designed according to each activity. The whole group is planned as a narrow path in which the connections are giving different perspectives of the walnuts, leading the user to establish a special connection with them.
Sociales Contemplación
8am
9am
Pasillos Rampas
INICIO
Escaleras
10am
FINAL
11am
12am
8pm
Sociales
7pm
Contemplación
1pm
Pasillos
6pm
2pm
Rampas Escaleras
3pm
5pm
Distribution, Circulation and Connections of the Marriage Group.
16m
50m
30m 3min
22m
35m 3.5min
5min
1.5min
2min
35m 3.5min
45m 4.5min
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A path is a path, a pedestrian route within which to experience different feelings, places, situations and events. The key trough this journey is the movement and access, where people interact with emotions, time and space, it’s about transition and fluidity. That is why they are one of the main factors of the project, with the aim to relate the user in different ways with the natural environment, to prepare them and sensitize them towards introspection and meditation.
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Dorms
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Obstrucción de la Ventilación
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1. VIDRIO SENCILLO DE 3MM 2. LOUVERS DE MADERA 3. MALLA ELECTROSOLDADA 4. YESO REGLEADO 5. PINTURA VINILICA BLANCA A DOS MANOS 6. MURO DE BLOCK N. ASENTADO CON MORTERO 7. CANALETA DE PVC PARA BAJANTE PLUVIAL 8. IMPERMEABILIZANTE APLICADO CON RODILLO 9. EMPASTADO CEMENTO-ARENA 10. LOSA DE ENTREPISO DE VIGUETA Y BOVEDILLA CON 5CMS DE CAPA DE COMPRESION DE CONCRETO 11. CERRAMIENTO DE CONCRETO ARMADO 12. REJILLA TIPO IRVING 13. VIGA DE ACERO TIPO “I” TERMINADO PINTURA AUTOMOTIVA NEGRA SEMI-MATE 14.COLUMNA DE ACERO TIPO 15. VIGA DE ACERO TIPO JOIST 2” X 2” X 188MM 16. DADO DE ACERO
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Platform
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Extras
Fisherman Retreat: Colorado Winter winds (N)
Room 1
Room 2
Common Area Room 3
Room 4
Summer winds (SE)
The project becomes part of the mountain by following its form. It acts as a retreat but at the same time it becomes the promenage to the fishing adventure down the valley. Each room escalates down as the promenage continues, while giving them the privacy required for each member of the group.
Flint Hills : The Gateway
View Point
Winter winds (N) Art Gallery
The oasis Parking
Lobby
Summer winds (SE) The building becomes part of the site, not competing but acting as part of it. The project acts as a transitional preparation from the highway contamination to the oasis and finally to the prairie.
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Restaurant
Urban
The following are tests generated for professionals and hiring practices in Urbana Monterrey. Most consist of site visits, survey areas, roads analysis, proposals for landscaping and upgrading roads and spaces.
analisis
Survey and redesigning roads to Linares, NL
Proposed landscaping of the main entrance to Linares, NL
View of the proposed road to Linares, N.L.
Proposed landscape design Linares, N.L.
Building
sections
renders Autocad / Viz / PSD
Autocad / Viz / PSD
Liliana Bernardi V.
e-mail: lilib87@gmail.com
Autocad / Viz / PSD
Only achieving emotions from architecture, man can consider it again as an art. Mathias Goeritz