Miguel J. Escotet V.
Professional Portfolio
PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Curriculum Vitae Bay Harbor 1125 Bacan Design NW 1at Place Bacan Design Miller Residence Mjev Design 2315 Monroe Street Mjev Design 450 Eldron Dr. Urban Domus Construction. Concepto Paraiso NMD NOMADAS Escuela de Vela NMD NOMADAS Ecomarket La Trigaleña NMD NOMADAS Zona D NMD NOMADAS Museo de Arte de Lima NMD NOMADAS
EXPERIENCE BACAN DESIGN COO - MAR 2021
Managing architecture projects. Managing staff. Managing engineers. Designing architectural spaces. preparing projects for presentation and diffusion. Drawing plans on CAD. Modeling and Managing BIM projects. Modeling 3D projects, Executing Building Strategy, Financial operations, Production oversight.
MJEV DESIGN FOUNDER - JUL 2016
Managing architecture projects. Managing staff. Managing engineers. Designing architectural spaces. preparing projects for presentation and diffusion. Drawing plans on CAD. Modeling and Managing BIM projects. Modeling 3D projects. Developing construction costs and Inspecting constructions.
URBAN DOMUS DESIGN PROGRAM MANAGER - FEB 2019 / JUL 2020
Managing architecture projects. Managing staff. Managing engineers. Managing construction porjects. Designing architectural spaces. Designing luminous systems. Elaborating descriptive memories, preparing projects for presentation and diffusion. Drawing plans on CAD. Modeling and Managing BIM projects. Modeling 3D projects. Property Development
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY. GRADUATE ASSISTANT. JUN 2018 / DEC 2019
Graduate teaching assistant for Design 1, Integrated Building System. Enviromental Systems 2 and Computer Practices 2
NOMADAS ASSISTANT ARCHITECT - APR 2015 / AUG 2016 INTERN - OCT 2014 / APR 2015
Drawing plans on CAD. Modeling BIM projects. Modeling 3D projects. Developing construction costs. admnistrative assistance on meetings. Designing architectural spaces and Preparing projects for presentation and diffusion.
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EDUCATION
EXECUTIVE MBA, 2025 EAE BUSINESS SCHOOL Madrid, Spain
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE. 2019 Florida International University Miami, Florida
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE 2016 Universidad Rafael Urdaneta Maracaibo, Venezuela
ARCHITECTURE. 2010 Universidad de Alicante Alicante, Spain
AWARDS
Honorfic Mention on Technological Development for “our lady of Fatima’s Church” Carlos Raul Villanueva National architecture awards 2013
EVENTS, SYMPOSIUMS AND CONFERENCES Entrepeneurship conference, 2016
La Universidad del Zulia, Maracaibo: (participant)
Luminous design, conference, 2016 NMD aknowledge transmission: (speaker)
Architecture student’s Latin-America Journey 2012 Universidad de los Andes, Merida: (participant)
School of Architecture’s week, 2012
Universidad Rafael Urdaneta, Maracaibo: (organizer).
National Transformation Workshop, Maracaibo, For architecture students. 2012 Universidad Rafael Urdaneta, Maracaibo: (organizer).
Architecture+climate symposium 2011
Universidad Rafael Urdeneta: Maracaibo: (organizer)
Architectural students’s national journey 2011
Universidad Experimental del Tachira, San Cristobal: (participant).
Project: Bay Harbor 1125 Function: Residential Multifamily Architecture:
StudioBaigorria + Bacan Design Design Team / Assistant PM: Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 45,279 sqft. Project Year: 2023 Location: 1125 97th Street Bay Harbor islands, FL 33154
Description:` Multifamily Residential Located in Bay Harbor Islands. Consists in Ground level parking, residential stories with 9 high-end apartments and pool deck; it is currently in permit process and has been well received in the city by the Design Review Board. The Project was designed by Roxanna Baigorria, Javier Baena and Miguel Escotet, being Roxanna the lead designer.
Typical Apartment Layout
BBQ Area
Pool Outdoor Fitness
Pool Deck Level
Project: NW 1st Place Function: Residential Single Family Architecture:
Bacan Design Design Team:
Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 1,710 sqft. Project Year: 2022 Location: 5711 NW 1st Place, Miami, FL
Description: Single Family Residential Project Located in City of Miami, FL. The Project was located in a non conforming lot of 2,500 sqft. with the intend of renting by room, this raised the need of adding as many bedrooms as possible, and getting the best out of the limited area. This Resulted in 4 bedrooms, 2-1/2 Bathrooms and a Terrace on top. The Project was designed by Miguel Escotet and Javier Baena
Kitchen
Living Room
Garage
Master Bathroom Master Bedroom Bedroom 1
Bath 1 Bedroom 2
Bedroom 3
Project: Miller Residence Function: Residential Single Family Architecture:
Mjev Design Design Team / PM:
Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 1,964 sqft. Project Year: 2021 Location: 1370 Schumann Dr. Sebastian Fl,
Description: Single Family Residential Project Located in Sebastian, FL. The Project was designed entirely facing the back where the garden pool, and canal were the protagonist. resulting in a U shape that will contain all areas and reinforce the privacy of the different ammenities requested by the Client. The Project was designed and Managed by Miguel Escotet.
Bedroom 2
Bath 1
Garage Bedroom 1
Kitchen Master Bathroom
Living Room Master Bedroom
Pool
Project: 2315 Monroe St. Function: Residential Multifamily Architecture:
Mjev Design Designer / PM:
Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 16,839 sqft. Project Year: 2021 Location: 2315 MONROE ST, Hollywood, FL.
Description:` Multifamily Residential Located in Hollywood, FL. The Project consists in a Parking at ground level, three Residential levels with a Total of 12 Apartments and a small Lounge. Approved by Design Review Board. The Project was designed and managed by Miguel Escotet
Typical Apartment Layout
Level 4 with Lounge
Project: 450 Eldron Dr. Function: Residential Company:
Urban Domus Construction
Designer: Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 614.46 m2 Project Year: 2019 Construction Year: TBD Location: 450 Eldron Dr. Miami Springs, FL.
The Client wanted a small apartment building with the ground floor designed as private residence, it has 3 stories and a terrace with one apartment at ground floor and 4 apartments to rent. Since the client wnted tomake this their main residence the project needed to look as much “homey” as possible with important participation from the client. This project was designed an managed by Miguel Escotet
Project: Concepto Paraiso Function: Mixed use Architecture:
NMD NOMADAS Design Team / Assistant PM:
Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 31.601 m2 Project Year: 2014 - 2016 Construction Year: 2015-20120 Location: Avenida 19 entre calles 72 y 73, Maracaibo, Venezuela
A plaza as a balcony Maracaibo, Venezuela. 2014-2017 The building is located on a site that is bordered by two of the most important streets of modern downtown Maracaibo, with an east-west connection. It is a complex built as an integral center bringing together various facilities like a shopping center, supermarket, offices, offices and an underground parking, around an over-elevated and covered plaza to favor meetings and contemplation, served by a wide dining terrace. On the ground floor and the over-elevated and covered plaza, the proposed landscape looks to extend the streets public character into the building, adapting to the climate and favoring the perception as an oasis in the warm weather of Maracaibo. It is a place of multiple convergences, of diverse offerings, where public space is present as a focal point for all these activities.
Project: Escuela de Vela Function: Sport/Recreational Architecture:
NMD NOMADAS Project Leader:
Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 4.650 sqft. Project Year: 2016 Location: Maracaibo, Venezuela
Lightness and permeability subjected to wind A small sailing school on the banks of a vast body of water should surrender to the wind. To build a permeable cover and shelter the sailing program under it, like in the millenary ancient bower, becomes a privileged inference in the Caribbean tropic. On two levels the program places: boats storage downstairs, classrooms and observation deck upstairs, both levels are subjected to the wind flow. The program sheltered acquires its presence recalling the chromatic color variation shaded under the indigenous bower of the original inhabitants of the shores of Lake Maracaibo.
Project: Ecomarket La Trigaleña Function: Mixed use Architecture:
NMD NOMADAS Design Team:
Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 104.463 sqft Project Year: 2014 Construction Year: 2016 Location: Ubicado entre las Avenidas 88 y 88A entre calles 130 y 132, en la Parroquia, San José de Valencia, estado Carabobo, Venezuela.
A hermit light box. In the tropics the cover acts as a building’s hat: to protect itself, and to be displayed. The building for the Ecomarket supermarket is presented as a glass box within a wrapped permeability; protect to show: sort of hermit building hiding from adverse climate conditions to appear to users as a showcase. The supermarket is displayed, shown, not hiding behind opaque walls. The building has 4 levels including 2 levels that concentrate the supermarket program, including storage, 1 level of parking and 1 terrace dining restaurants on the top level under the protection of a large cover. Access to the various programs of use of the building is carried-out laterally by means of a covered gallery in which the vertical circulation equipment (stairs and elevator) is located. The whole building provides accessibility for all types of movements on each level and between levels.
Project: Zona D Function: Mixed use Architecture:
NMD NOMADAS Design Team:
Miguel Escotet Construction Area: 917.365 sqft Project Year: 2015 Construction Year: 2018 Location: Circunvalación 2, a 70 m de la esquina con la Avenida 15, Corredor Vial las Delicias. Maracaibo, estado Zulia, Venezuela
Resizing and humanizing the urban fabric Zone D project generates connections between macro commercialgrains distributed in four blocks separated by roads. The proposal unifies these four large bodies to promote pedestrian walking from one building to another under shade and safely. The street becomes a space where people and vehicles co-exist. This project is committed to the creation of new urban centers that amalgamate diversity (commercial, cultural, recreational, etc.) but are federated by the preeminence of a generous and conditioned public spatiality; It is not a shopping center or a mall, but a piece of city integrated into the existing urban fabric; It is not an anti-urban imposture but a seam of urbanity.
-Project: Museo de Arte de Lima -Architecture:
NMD NOMADAS
-Design Team: Miguel Escotet -Project Year: 2016 -Construction Area: 6.000 m2 / 64.583 sqft -Location: Paseo Colón 125, Parque de la Exposición, Lima, Perú.
Reciprocal museum in bass-relief Lima, Peru. 2016 Reciprocity is that relationship between two and exercised mutually and simultaneously. The conditions of competition lead to build below ground level much of the expansion and therefore it is not to be perceived as a flat surface next to the old museum but more in bass-relief, in a dual exchange between them. - The old building emerges as the new wing is immersed in mutual respect and recognition of the presence and the time of arrival of each one. - The current Mali expresses its urban and imposing presence and federates in high relief a turbulent and heterogeneous environment; the new wing in bass- relief federates urbanity of two parks that were before separated and isolated (Exhibition Park and Juana Larco de Dammert Park). - The inner courtyard of the old building slides into the imprint of the new one; empty of history, it now becomes a building.