Portfolio. Lola Montaner

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LOLA MONTANER Curriculum Vitae Portfolio


LOLA MONTANER

07|06|82 Valencia, Spain

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DEGREE

2007 Valencia, SPAIN

2008 Paris, FRANCE

2009 Valencia, SPAIN

2011

MSc ARCHITECTURE

Valencia, SPAIN

Polytechnic University of Valencia ETSA

2010|11

Specialist URBAN PLANNING

Valencia, SPAIN

École technique supérieure d’architecture Paris-Malaquais

2010

Specialist BUILDING

Valencia, SPAIN

Polytechnic University of Valencia ETSA

2009 Valencia, SPAIN

FORMATION

2016|17 Valencia, SPAIN

Master in BIM MANAGEMENT

(70 ECTS) (october-june)

Polytechnic University of Valencia ETSIE | University of Da Coruña EUAT

STUDENT

2007 Valencia, SPAIN

2005

EXPERIENCE

2016 Doha, QATAR

2015 Valencia, SPAIN

2015 Valencia, SPAIN

2015 Wales, UNITED KINGDOM

2013|14 Lima, PERU

2013|14 Lima, PERU

2013 Valencia, SPAIN

2012|13 Munich, GERMANY

2011 Valencia, SPAIN

2011 Valencia, SPAIN

Makower Architects

Valencia, SPAIN (feb-current job)

2002

Project of economic zone (2 plots, 8 office and retail buildings). Revit Project

Freelance Architect

Valencia, SPAIN

Competition Mobile Walkway in Italy (MENTION) (june-july) _ freelance Project of a mobile walkway and immediate environment

Foundation of the Valencia City Council FCVPE (agost-may) _ architect Transformation and rehabilitation project of an academy and offices

Nagada construction and real estate development _ architect Final report of a collective housing project, commercial plans

Valuation of property (november-february) _ freelance Valuation of two plots, one development land and two warehouses

Bolseria 29 Studio (february-agost) _ internship Project development of housing, delineation, layouts

Pladur competition (ACCESIT) _ student Transformation of an underground station in Madrid

Luis de Garrido Studio (july-october) _ internship Water-coulors of housing projects

(may-dec)

Development of competitions regarding different topics: rehabilitations of trade, licensing

Collaboration GmasP Engineering+Architecture

(march-april) _ freelance

SKILLS

Revit 2016 _ proficient ArchiCad 20 _ proficient AutoCad_ proficient Adobe InDesing _ proficient Navisworks _ good Robot Structure_ good Cype Structure _ good Cype Arquimedes _ good

LANGUAGES

Spanish (mother tongue) English (C1) French (A2)

Projection and delineation of structure plans

CAD Management and Development (january- frebuary) _ site manager Solar Farms in Wales and Cambridge

id12º77º Studio (may-october) _ project manager Two remodelling and interior design projects Interior design project of a collective housing

Seguí Architecture and Planning Studio (november- april) _ project manager Co-management and coordination of the peruvian office Two social collective housing

Competition Footbridge in Manchester, England (july- september) _ freelance Project of a footbridge and an intervention in one of the river banks

MidePlan _ good Gest _ good Microsoft Project _ good SketchUp _ good Adobe Photoshop _ good Dynamo _ basic Tekla BIM Sight _ basic Rhinoceros _ basic

Ackermann Architekten BDA Studio (july-march ) _ architect Project of “Rational” Training center Project of “Swiss Life” headquarter, Competition Hybrid building (MENTION)

Competition Auditorium and a park in Rome, Italy (january- freb) _ freelance Project of an auditorium, the immediate environment and a park

Collaboration GmasP Engineering+Architecture (sept-december) _ freelance Projection and delineation of structure plans

EDUCATION

2015 2010 2009 2009 2008 2005 1995/99

Course in Project Management (100 hrs) Web diseny and multimedia (300 hrs) Rhinoceros (25 hrs) Valuation of property (20 hrs) Digital editing software and image scanner (200 hrs) Architecture and sustainability (18 hrs) Drawing and painting courses (6 hrs per week)


INDEX

Makower Architects Doha, Qatar

“Swiss Life” Headquarter in Munich, Germany -Development of construction details (metal stairs, welded joints and steel connections, movable walls, etc.)

“QEZ Gateway” Retail-Office Buildings in Doha, Qatar

EXPERIENCE Doha, QATAR Lima, PERU Munich, GERMANY Valencia, SPAIN

-Detail Design Stage (DD) and Tender Documents -Full interior concept development -Composition and layouts

-Interior designs (meeting points, entrance, corridors and bathrooms)

Valencia City Council “FCVPE”, Spain Transformation and rehabilitation of an academy and offices

id12º77º Studio

Lima, Peru

-Complete ideation and development of the project -Basic project -Measurements and budget

Collective housing in Lima, Peru -Interior desgin -Facade project -Improvement of existing drawings

Office in Lima, Peru -Remodelling project -Interior design -Facade project

COMPETITIONS

Footbridge and environment in Manchester,

Manchester, ENGLAND Rome, ITALY Lasize, ITALY Madrid, SPAIN

England

“Klohn Crippen Berger” office in Lima, Peru

Auditorium and a park in Rome, Italy

-Remodelling project -Interior design

-Complete design of the outdoor space -Collaboration with another architect in the conception and design of the auditorium -Collaboration in the composition and layout of the panel

-Furniture design

presentations

Seguí Architectural and Planning Studio Lima, Peru Collective Housing in Lima, Peru -Project. Project dossier

Mobile Gateway in Lasize, Italy (MENTION) -Collaboration in the design of the gateway and the insertion of it in the surroundings with ¨GmasP Engineering+Architecture¨ -Collaboration in the composition and layout of the panel presentations

Social Collective Housing in Lima, Peru -Project. Project dossier

Ackermann Architekten BDA Studio Munich, Germany “Rational” Training Center in Landsberg, Germany -Collaboration in the execution project -Support the project management -Development of the construction details -Interior designs (kitchens, bathrooms and classrooms)

Competition Hybrid Building in Nürnberg, Germany (MENTION) -Complete ideation and development of all the facades

-Collaboration with “GmasP Ingineering+Architecture” in the design of the footbridge and one of the landing areas -Composition and layout of the panel presentations

FINAL PROJECT DEGREE

Residence for the ederly in Valencia, Spain

UNIVERSITY PROJECTS

Sculpture Museum in Venecia, Italy

Polytechnic University of Valencia, SPAIN

Residence for the ederly in París, France École Technique Supérieure d’Architecture Paris-Malaquais, FRANCE


Work experience

MAKOWER ARCHITECTS

Project

I worked as a BIM Architect and Interior Designer in this Retail-Office Project. I got involved in the following tasks: -Detail Design Stage (DD) and Tender Documents for a mixed project of 2 plots with 8 buildings. -Highlighted tasks as full interior concept development, from design to detail stage. The whole project was developed and submitted in Revit (LOD 300)

2016

“QEZ Gateway” Retail-Office Buildings in

KEY POINTS of our target specification: ·Target Area 47180 sqm ·Project Area 50,737 sqm ·Site Area 26011 sqm ·Ground Coverage 11108 sqm ·Retail Area GFA ·Office Area GFA ·Office Min. Floor Depth ·Office Max. Floor Depth ·Floor to Floor ·Direct access to basement ·Rectilinear flexible space

(43%) 15179 sqm 35977 sqm 13.5m 18m 8.65m ground, 4.15m above 1 level + mezz

·1.5m grid ·Low running costs ·High quality materials ·High quality finishes

Doha (Qatar)


Work experience

id 12ยบ 77ยบ - LIMA

Collective Housing

2014

Project

2nd floor

1st floor

BASEMENT floor

3rd floor

in Lima (Peru)

4th floor

When I started working on this project, the plans of the houses were almost done. My task was to improve those plants to get better geometries, optimize the structure and enrich the interiors.

Two fronts contrast on the facade; the opened one corresponds with the day zone and the

I also made the facades and the interior design project.

In addition, the holes on the facades have vertical folding wooden slats as sun protection. These slats play with light and provide dynamism to the facade.

closed one with the most private zones. The urban regulations do not allow projections and recesses but it was possible to carry out a small set of volumes to break the monotony of the wall.


Work experience

id 12ยบ 77ยบ - LIMA

Project

2014

Office. Remodelling and Interior Design in

id12ยบ77ยบ is an Architecture and Design Studio established in Lima I was hired as Project Manager to carry out two projects of remodeling, renovation and interior design as well as to improve the existing draft of a residential building and make the interior design and facades of it

Lima (Peru)

FACADE PROJECT A green curtain and a free-standing staircase (as a body lined with tubular wood) completely transform the wall and immediately link the building with the park.

In this project, the client wanted to transform the top floor of his home into an office making this floor independent from the rest of the residence. The two objectives were: - Resolve the independent access from the street to 3rd level - Adapt a small plant with different floor levels to the office space requirements (3 offices, 1 Main office, 8 workers and a common work / meetings area)

PREVIOUS facade. The intervention takes place on the top floor. SURROUNDINGS of the house OTHER PROPOSALS

The staircase necessarily have to be in the main facade and it was thought from the outset as a sculptural element that provide personality to a nondescript facade . Due to the lack of interest of the building and the positive point that it was in front of a green area, I decided to intervene on the whole facade, making it a green wall The green wall and wooden stair seek to establish a direct relationship with the trees area and these elements revitalize the front facade that had no singularity at the beginning.

PREVIOUS STATE

REFORM PROJECT


Work experience

Project

id 12º 77º - LIMA

2014

Office. Remodelling and Interior Design in PREVIOUS STATE

Lima (Peru)

REFORM PROJECT

Some pieces of FURNITURE DESIGNED for the common work area. Each pair of workers share a color; within uniformity, it appears a distinctive touch. The 2 main materials (in the whole project too) are wood and glass in two of their forms: transparent / translucent and varnished / lacquered

“Klohn Crippen Berger” engineering is the owner of the property and, due to the growth of the company, they had to occupy the 3rd floor; this floor was the only one not properly enable to host workers. The reform design covered the three facets proposed as the objective of the refurbishment: conditioned space, accommodation for more seats of which already exists and improvement of public and work areas.

I made the reform project, interior and furniture design.

The final project opts for a new distribution of work areas to participate in a common, wide and light-filled space instead of small rooms.

Furniture is designed to align with the geometry of the space in order to provide privacy for each worker and get the number of seats requested. A private office and a meeting room are required. Since this private room would not going to be used frequently, it was thought that both dwellings could offer the possibility to become one to provide greater versatility. The terrace was reduced according to current use to achieve a plus of interior space.


Work experience

SEGUÍ STUDIO - LIMA

Project Seguí Studio, multidisciplinary architectural firm with two headquarters in Spain (Madrid and Malaga), decided to open an office in Lima. My work -together with another partnerwas to head the Project Office (after refurbishing the space). Two draft social housing were commissioned These tasks were always coordinated with Spain.

Collective Housing

2014

in Lima (Peru)

The housing project for middle class had severe economic constraints. This point forced us to place ground floor apartments in order to increase the number of units. Only with one facade and complying with the compulsory free area and setbacks, the project adopts a U-shape in order to gain a green interior quality space to open dwellings to it.

GROUND floor

UPPER floors

ROOF floor. View from the swimming pool.

ROOF floor main FAÇADE

Contrast between materials and colors is

cross SECTION

used to avoid monotony. The volumes generate a game of shadows that animates the composition.

The deck is reserved as a recreation area (pool, BBQ, gym, sitting area and walk). On the ground floor there are a living area and a private meeting room.

ROOF floor. View from the living area.


Work experience

SEGUÍ STUDIO - LIMA

Project

Collective Housing

2014

main FAÇADE

in Lima (Peru)

CROSS section through the central square

LONGITUDINAL section through the central square

GROUND floor

UPPER floors

There was a strong determinant: the economic viability. As a guideline, the project requires a minimum of nine apartments per floor and these should have an area between 60 and 80 m2 in order to be profitable (they were intended for Sector C).

The geometry fully addresses the objectives: -The urban development parameters oblige to recess the façades. -At least 9 apartments per floor. -The Budget requires the minimum number of nucleus of communication. The project has just 2 to serve each plant.

The central square is projected as a combination of green and seating areas and spaces to walk. This interior courtyard has been transformed into a sort of “green lung” to enrich the views from the inner dwellings and improve the life in the building.

Complying with the planning regulations, All the apartments come with a parking space. Two of them has two parking spaces per dwelling. BASEMENT floor


Work Experience

Competition

2013

Footbridge and surrounding in

Manchester (England)

The design of this footbridge over the river Iwell is pursuing a twofold aim: to connect both sides (the urban one with the green area that conforms the “Meadows� park), and create a sculpture in the landscape. The solution looked for a visual transition between the nature and the city.

The structure creates a landmark that outlines a new urban skyline, becoming an icon of the city of Manchester. It is designed to optimize materials and achieve the maximum economy. From the road, the mast and cables are partially hidden, creating an original vision that invites to get closer.

On the park side, the terrain topography serves as a landing of the footbridge. A geographical feature is created to function as an auditorium to performing a play or musical work. The sculptural landmark opens the access to the park and the walkway design attracts and invites to visit it and enjoy the area. The sculpture is surrounding by trees which isolate it from the noise. The trees and the mast become part of the background. The color chosen makes the structure contrast with the environment and this feeling is further enhanced by a well-orchestrated lighting concept.

This is a cable-stayed footbridge suspended from an inclined central mast. The steel cables are stretched like the strings of a harp and they run parallel to each other creating a clean solution between the mass of trees. The deck of the footbridge is V-shaped on the side of the park to offer two alternative path; this provides a smooth transition of the flow of pedestrians. The solution covers the whole new area created by the sculpture, both the link between the shores of the river and one of the landing areas.


Work experience

ACKERMANN ARCHITEKTEN

Project _ finished

Rational Training Center in

2012/13

elevation N

elevation S

elevation W

section A-A’

section B-B’

section C-C’

Lansdberg (Germany)

The project is annexed to the main building “Rational” (a factory of selfcookingcenters). It will host a chef’s training center, a school for cooks and conferences. There were two primary objectives: speed of project execution and economy. My work on this project was to support the project management and development of certain aspects of the project.

C-C’

B-B’ A-A’


Work experience ACKERMANN ARCHITEKTEN

Competition

(MENTION)

2012

The competition seeks a building to host offices, workshops and a huge surface of parking (private, public and for service). The location takes place in a very heterogeneous and uninteresting background. In the project, the service area is located in the inner, leaving the outer and homogeneus façade destinated for the administrative use.

A key requirement in the project was the energy balance and energy efficience. The optimization of the thermal, visual and sound comfort, as well as a good ventilation were imprescibles. My business was thinking and developing the façades. My goal was to create a skin to enhance the geometry, to meet the energy requirements and, one of the most important issues, to give unity to a project with such a diverse uses.

Hybrid building in

Nürnberg (Germany)

The parking block is In the center of the building complex . The workshops are facing to the service area. The administrative area is situated on the upper floors and it is joined the parking by bridges, in order to get short routes. Different depths of the building provide the serpentine shape of the upper floors, generating green terraces.


Work experience

ACKERMANN ARCHITEKTEN

Project _ under construction

2012/13

Swiss Life Headquarter in

The assurance company “Swiss Life� decided to place a new headquarters in Munich. I joined this project when the design was already done; throughout the time I got involved in, I developed constructive details (steel stairs, welded joints and steel connections, mobile walls, etc.) and interior design (bathrooms, meeting points, halls).

Munich (Germany)


Work experience

Competition

2011

Auditorium in

Rome (Italy)

The project is destined to musical and cultural park. On the land of this park the building is deposited as a stone in the landscape.

The contrast between inside and outside will cause surprise and admiration in people entering the lobby.

The building is defined by two bodies in order to different areas according to users. The first one is designed to accommodate spaces for the show and the public and the second one for interpreters and employees. Both bodies are materialized in stone, with a rough and overwhelming finish, as it is shown in the elevations. They are deposited with the intention of giving a strong and powerful imagine. This picture contrasts with a warm, bright and peaceful inside. The interior is carried out in concrete and wood.

This surprise is accentuated by the difference in light between access -under the shade of a trayand the overhead light in the hall. The show is provided in a compact and controlled building in which the program is structured to match the movements of the public, performers and employees. This cover is perforated to allow the daylight on the distribution of the lobby’s atrium. But these cracks allow direct light to enter only in winter, not in summer. The auditorium has a vocation to be a smart building about energy efficiency and functional.


Work experience

Competition (MENTION)

2011

Mobile gateway

in Lasize (Italy)

Slip floor glass allows maximum transparency without reducing safety.

The steel frame painted with a very special red wich is inspired by the color of the fine wines produced in the area.

Rest areas have wooden seats. The pavement that marks the rest area will be made in wood. The lighting is designed to form a beam that draws the outline of the bridge’s forms.

The wood of the bridge recalls the crust of the vegetation of the lake’s shores and the glass remembers the water clarity.

The main objective is to improve the access to the area. The aim of the project is integrating the structure into the landscape context, into the environmental and cultural place where it belongs. Avoiding becoming a new center for visual appeal. It was sought a simple and stylized structure that evokes the mast of a sailboat, in order to access the area near the port.

constructive detail and contructive detail with a possible railing

section C


Work experience VALENCIA CITY COUNCIL

Project

Academy and offices in

2010/11

Valencia (Spain) elevation

A-A’

open space

elevation

B-B’

divided space (4 classroom)

E-E’ section

The project was hired by a foundation of the City of Valencia and I was the architect in charge. It is the transformation and rehabilitation of some commercial areas into an academy with small offices. It was sought maximum flexibility to accommodate various functions and not exclusively teaching. The project should be subject to a tight budget.

C-C’ C-C’ A-A’ The wet zone articulates two areas and, depending on the needs, may be divided (generating 4 classrooms) or may remain opened (obtaining two large spaces suitable for conferences and public events)

D-D’ B-B’

section

D-D’ section E-E’


ETSA Polytechnic University of VALENCIA

Final Project

2009

Residence for the elderly in Valencia

(Spain) pine ash banana jacaranda tree of love plum

broom,rosemary lavender

orchard

natural stone (60x60cm)

lawn

polished concrete (60x100cm)

concrete

cuarlita Zarea (60x30cm)

cuarlita Zarea (30x30cm)

wood above lawn

The project is located in a northern town of Valencia. The residence is understood from the concept of an open and fluid dialogue. At the architectural level, the project serves as a link between the town and the orchard, so characteristic in the Valencian landscape.

social building

sports building

main pedestrian access secundary pedestrian access private pedestrian access

The project consists of a day center, health center, sports center, assisted rooms and houses.

road access for service road access

asistencial floor (rooms)

asistencial floor

houses apartments


ETSA Polytechnic University of VALENCIA

Final Project

Residence for the elderly in Valencia

2009

(Spain)

elevation A-A’

section B-B’

constructive detail room’s terrace

section

C-C’

constructive detail visiting room

constructive detail geriatric bath

1st floor detail assited bedrooms

The more private building is situated in the northern of the plot, in direct contact with the orchard. Administrative center, medical center and dining room are located at the ground floor. Assisted bedrooms (single and double), visiting rooms and common areas are placed at the first floor. Common areas are always bright, spacious and overlooking the Valencian landscape. The most private functions plead for simple interiors with a human scale.

A-A’ B-B’ C-C’


ETSA Polytechnic University of VALENCIA

2009

Final Project

Residence for the elderly in Valencia

The apartments form an exempt building. They are designed for independent older people. The idea is to maintain a direct relationship with the village, the plot’s garden and the orchard. Never forgetting the intimacy of a private house.

elevation A-A’

elevation B-B’

section C-C’

A-A’

B-B’ C-C’

ground floor

constructive detail section C-C’ 1st floor

(Spain)


ETSA Polytechnic University of VALENCIA

Final Project

2009

Residence for the elderly in Valencia

(Spain) elevation A-A’

constructive detail social building

constructive detail sports building elevation B-B’

section C-C’

section D-D’

The project has a clear social function and the buildings thought for that purpose are which articulate the set. They serve as a link between the village and the orchard and they enclose the interior gardens. They are designed to promote social relationships, activity and improve the daily life of elderly people.

B-B’

C-C’

D-D’

A-A’


School of Architecture PARIS-MALAQUAIS

Project

2008

The project consists in the rehabilitation of a shipyard located in Venice. The project itself was of free choice. It was choosen a museum of sculpture because of the site characteristics and privileged position. The space appears divided by a strong brick walls, pre-existence of the shipyards, and they will continue in the new project used as driver of the proposal.

Sculpture museum in Venice (Italy)

The expositions are carried out in the open space because it is intended to exhibit large sculptures. Glass cubes harbor other complementary functions: workshop, restaurant, shop, information point and conferences. Glass cubes set a powerful and emphatic contrast with the brick walls to give added value to the remains. The axes of the project are looking to enhance the alignment of the walls.


School of Architecture PARIS-MALAQUAIS

Project

Residence for the elderly in Paris

2008

elevation A-A’

elevation B-B’

section C-C’

level -1

level 0

level 1

B-B’

The project is a residence for the elderly located in Paris. The plot has some steep slopes and is facing a canal. On the one hand, the project exploits the advantageous orientation and pleasant views and, on the other hand, the program turns over to a garden into the project. It always seeks the light, open spaces, meeting areas, easy circulations and constant relationship with green elements.

C-C’ A-A’

(France)


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