MARIO RODRÍGUEZ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
MARIO-RODRÍGUEZ Currently working for GBR Architects, but seeking to increasr experience as designer. 5 years of experience as a drafter,using Revit, AutoCad, Sketchup, Adobe Creative suite, etc. Soon to obtain his Master's degree in architecture from Virginia Tech.
Full version of portfolio upon request.
e: rodriguez.mario.e@gmail.com
l: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mario-rodríguez-87128941
c: 801 . 669 . 6741
01 | PAZ JUNTOS - SURFING YOUTH CENTER
paz juntos SURFING YOUTH CENTER AND CITY MASTER PLAN PROJECT TYPE: Academic work THESIS PROJECT: WAAC - Virginia Tech DATE: 2018-2019 LOCATION: La Libertad, El Salvador This project explores how various elements and factors of architecture can be applied to reduce crime and gang violence activity in the city of La Libertad, El Salvador and thus helping rebuild its social fabric.
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This project includes a master plan of the city of La libertad and the design of a surfing youth center, using local materials such as bamboo and vernacular techniques, the definition of an architectural program that heals and the use of the members of the community hands for the construction of the center.
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01 | PAZ JUNTOS - SURFING YOUTH CENTER
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Receiving area Bike racks main instruction space (Multipurpose: Gym, parties, weddings) 4 Equipment/ boards storage 5 Kitchen Dinning/Homework/Crafting tables 6 7 Egress Locker rooms 8 9 Clinic
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10 Coaches Lounge/Offices 11 Counseling area (Third floor) 12 Classrooms 13 Egress 14 Working area 15 Library Video Game Lounge (Third Floor) 16
02 | LAGAR - WINERY AND VINEYARD
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lagar WINERY AND VINEYARD PROJECT TYPE: Academic work STUDIO 4: Professor Jörg Rügemer DATE: Spring 2016 LOCATION: Napa Valley, CA
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Wineries are one of the biggest attractions in the State of California. The first vines were introduced in the valley in the mid-late 19th century and from then it has produced some of the finest wines around the world. For my final project as a senior, I teamed up with Meng Li to produce the preliminary design of this hypothetical winery surrounded by vineyards and greenery.
ABOVE. South perspective facing the Napa River, where social events take place such as wedding receptions.
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Most of the building is under the ground, which serves as a thermal mass that keeps the spaces at a constant temperature, saving energy. In order to mantain the SO2 levels, wine needs to age at a constant 55-60°F temperature; the ground mass helps to mantain this temperature, whether in winter or summer.
TOP. Perspective section that shows the fermentation tanks and the catwalks above. Grapes are delivered on the roof, where the crash pad is located, then grapes are dropped into the tanks ( in a gravitiy fed process).
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ABOVE. Public access via the ramp into the round courtyard. Next to it, the main level where winery tour starts. More public program is located here, such as bar and VIP tasting rooms. BOTTOM. Perspective of the courtyard and longitudinal section.
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ABOVE. Wine is stored in the lower level. The round space is the tasting room, which is the big finale of the tour. BELOW. View within the wine gallery next to the fermentation tanks. BOTTOM. Longitudinal sections.
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OPPOSITE. Section model, cardboard and museum board. ABOVE. Tasting room and view of the barrel cellar where wine is aged. Tour to the public ends here. BOTTOM. Bar with view to the mini reservoir to the north.
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04 | NORDIC HOUSE - OFFICE BUILDING
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LHB Corp., a large architectural firm in Minnesota, contacted Hartman-Cox Architects to be in charge of the schematic design of an office building, which is part of a new commercial developement taking place in Minneapolis. I have been involved in this project for the last 6 months, elab-S 4 2A orating renderings, modeling in sketchup and also, coordinating closely MF 1 3 S4 with the BIM manager of the project, in Revit for the elaboration of the 2A MF composite file that includes the whole project. 1 3
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LHB Corp., a large architectural firm in Minnesota, contacted Hartman-Cox Architects to be in charge of the schematic design of an office building, which is part of a new commercial developement taking place in Minneapolis. I have been involved in this project for the last 6 months, elab-S 4 2A orating renderings, modeling in sketchup and also, coordinating closely MF 1 3 S4 with the BIM manager of the project, in Revit for the elaboration of the 2A MF composite file that includes the whole project. 1 3
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05 | DAR A LUZ- INTERFAITH RETREAT CENTER
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PROJECT TYPE: Academic work STUDIO 3: Professor Anne Mooney DATE: Fall 2015 LOCATION: Huntsville, UT
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An hour north of Salt Lake City, Ogden Canyon opens up to give way to Huntsville where the Holy Trinity Abbey was built in 1947. We were tasked with developing a hypothetical design of a new retreat center that would include all the religions. This consisted of a preliminary study of religions and the creation of a sculptural reliquary. The concept for this project is rebirth through humanity’s common source, light.
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THIS PAGE (left). Experiential sketches. (right). The preliminary process included various iterations of light and darkness. The revealing moment of light when passing through darkess symbolizes the concept of receiving life again. OPPOSITE. Initial model studies.
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PREVIOUS (top). Meditation bridge with view to the immense country landscape. (bottom). Initial sketches to study the site. ABOVE. North perspective view, showing the entrance and thatched chapel, using local material. OPPOSITE. Interior experiential rendering inside the multi-faith chapel.
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MARIO RODRÍGUEZ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
MARIO RODRÍGUEZ Currently working for GBR Architects, but seeking to increase experience as designer. 5 years of experience as a drafter , using Revit, AutoCad, Sketchup, Adobe Creative suite. Soon to obtain his Master's degree in architecture from Virginia Tech and in the process of licensure.
Full version of portfolio upon request.
e: rodriguez.mario.e@gmail.com
l: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mario-rodríguez-87128941
c: 801 . 669 . 6741