Pablo Wegmann - Portfolio 2022 by Pablo Wegmann

PORTFOLIO 2022

PABLO WEGMANN

PERSONAL I N F O Name:

pablo claudio WEGMANN

B ir t hday : 4 th j u l y, 1 9 8 5 email :

p .c .w e g ma n n @ g ma i l .c o m

ph o ne:

+34 651 857 816

addres s : 1 0 4 M e se ro l e S tre e t, 1 1 2 0 6 B ro o k l y, N Y

ACADEMI C C V 2010-2016

SOFTWARE S K I L L S

Universidad de Alcalá de Henares

MASTER DEGREE in ARCHITECTURE

Graduated with HIGH HONORS, (best in my promotion)

FRANCE (BORDEAUX) 2013-2014

École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture et Paisage ERASMUS SCHOLARSHIP of 1YEAR

2004-2010

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid

BACHELOR in CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING 1992-2004

DEUTSCHE SCHULE MADRID (German School of Madrid)

RHINOCEROS V/RAY ENSCAPE GRASSHOPPER REVIT AUTOCAD PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN 3D MAX SKETCHUP

ABITUR + Selectividad

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USA (NEW YORK) 2018-current

EXPERIENCE 2018-2022

Professional/Work

GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS (NEW YORK)

FRANCE (BORDEAUX) 2013-2014

2016-2018

Scholarship

FREELANCE ARCHITECT (MADRID+NY)

SPAIN (MADRID) 1990-2017

2016

FULLTIME EMPPLOYEE

LANGUAGES G S E F

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native native

Grown up

ENRIQUE ALVAREZ-SALA - EAS ARQUIITECTOS

HOBBIES

GERMANY (NÜRNBERG) 1985-1990

SUMMER 2014 + 2015

- Professional Volleyball Player 2007-2016 - Paintings, Drawings and Sculptures - Ocasional Model for TV-Commercials

FREELANCE HIRE FOR COMPETITION

First childhood

MI-5 ARCHITECTS

MÉXICO (MÉXICO D.F.) 1985

2013

Born

INTERNSHIP

GRÜNTUCH ERNST ARCHITECTS INTERNSHIP - 6 months

EXPERIENCE GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS - New York

FREELANCE ARCHITECT

(2018 - 2022) GOOGLE - San Jose Downtown West Development Masterplan Vision and Coordination, in collaboration with Heatherwick Studio PROJECT NEOM - Neom Innovation Campus Competition WINNER for Sustainable Tech- and Innovation Campus TEL AVIV - Ayalon Highways - Transportation Hubs Provision of Consultative Design Services of “Transport HUBS/Interchanges”

• March 2019

Vladimir Belogolovsky http://curatorialproject.com/ vladimirbelogolovsky.html

• Sept. 2016 - Nov. 2017 Instituto Europeo di Design www.http://iedmadrid.com/

Architect & Designer for the restoration of an ancient industrial brick building into an Experimental Restaurant. Collaboration with team-leader Nacho Martín

PROJECT SILA - Environment Agency Abu Dhabi Headquarters Competition for Mixed Use (expecting winner announcement soon) NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNAITONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL ONE, New Jersey Design and Construction Documents BELMONT HORSE RACE TRACK, New York Competition WINNER. Currently Concept (and Schematic Design) EVERGRANDE WATERWORLD, China Concept Design for the largest Waterpark in the World PORTLANDS BRIDGES, Toronto Schematic Design developed with SBP Engineers (under construction) THE NEW SCIENCE CENTER AT JURONG LAKE, in Singapor Competition Finalists, associated with the local company Surbana Jurong Consultants THE OAKLAND BALLPARK MASTERPLAN, San Francisco The Oakland City 50 years Vision, mixed-use planning 330 MADISON AVENUE - Three Thirty Re-imagined Commission to re-imagine Health and Wellbeing for Office Tenants JFK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, New York Masterplan for Governors Vision DOHA PORT CRUISE TERMINAL, Doha International Design Competition PRINCETON UNIVERSITY DILLON GYMNASIUM, New Jersey BID - I worked only on the illustrations

Designer for the Exhibition in the FAB-UNION Building, China (Singapor) “I am Interested in Seeing the Future”, artist Vladimir Belogolovsky

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June 2017

María Mallo, www.mariamallo.com

• Oct. 2016 - Feb. 2017 Local Government of San Fernando, Cádiz (Spain) • March 2017

• Sept. - Nov. 2016

• September 2016

• February 2016

June - Dec. 2015

Marina Fernández Ramos www.submarina.info Enrique Álvarez-Sala and Fernando Cababllero www.eas.es Vladimir Belogolovsky, Paris www.curatorialproject.com Vladimir Belogolovsky, Madrid www.curatorialproject.com Casa Jerome, Baja California, Mexico

Architect & Designer for the restoration of an ancient industrial building into the “IED Innovation Lab”. Collaboration with team-leader Nacho Martín Art Installation_Assembly and design collaboration with the artist for the production and the installation in “Sala de Arte Joven 2.0” Urban Design (freelance) commissioned by the Local Government, with Aurora Gamez and Nieves Calvo López Art Installation_Assembly collaboration with the artist for the assembly and the installation in “El Matadero de Madrid” Architect collaborator for a restricted competition for Residential Buildings (116 dwellings), in Madrid Curator Assistant for the exhibition “Harry Seidler Painting toward architecture” in the Australian Embassy in Paris Curator Assistant for the exhibition “Harry Seidler Painting toward architecture” in the Official Architecture Association of Madrid (COAM) Architect, Concept Design for a private House, with Jaime Caballero, Miguel Ruiz Rivas and Juan Serrano

PABLO WEGMANN _ PORTFOLIO

1 2019 - 2022

GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

GOOGLE MASTERPLAN #MIXED USE #OFFICE #RESIDENTIAL #RETAIL #PLANNING #CONCEPT DESIGN #MASSING STUDIES #POST-COVID DESIGN

On May 25, 2021, the City Council unanimously approved the Downtown West Mixed-Use Plan (Downtown West). The approval followed three-plus years of community engagement led by both the City and Google, and built upon a decade of planning for the Diridon Station Area. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Downtown West makes up approximately 80 acres of the 250acre Diridon Station Area Plan (DSAP). The approved project, proposed by Google, allows the construction of: •

Up to 7.3 million gross square feet (GSF) of office space;

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4,000 units of new housing (Final EIR allows up to 5,900);

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Up to 500,000 GSF of active uses (retail, cultural, arts, etc.);

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100,000 GSF of event space, hotel use (up to 300 rooms), and limited-term corporate accommodations (up to 800);

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15 acres of parks and open space; and

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Infrastructure and utilities.

GOOGLE, SAN JOSE

In approving the project, the City Council reviewed and approved several key documents, including a Development Agreement that included community benefits; Downtown West Design Standards and Guidelines; amendments to the City’s General Plan and Diridon Station Area Plan; an environmental impact report; and other documents as listed in the Key Documents section below. Development Phases. The project will be built in phases, and each phase will consist of buildings, open space, and infrastructure. Each phase will entail: 1. Conformance review of buildings, open space, and infrastructure design 2. Permitting 3. Construction Construction of the first buildings could begin as early as 2023.

Downtown Downtown West

Design Standards and Guidelines

West o

Design Standards and Guidelines

March 1, 2021

PUBLIC DRAFT VERSION 2

DWDSG - Design Standards and Guidelines

INDIGO - Internal District Guidelines and Opportunities

481 pages

220 pages

The Gateway On the eastern edge of Downton West, the Gateway will act as an immersive learning exchange that brings San Jose’s entrepreneurial, innovative spirit to life. It will bolster connections to adjacent neighborhoods and Downtown by offering a flexible plaza for temporary pop-up programming and events; it also celebrates adjacent natural resources.

The Creekside Walk Bounded by South AUtumn Street to the wet, Los Gatos Creek to the east, WEst Santa Clara to the north, and the VTA light rail corridor to the south, the Creekside Walk is a part of the social heart located at San Jose’s transit gateway emphazising health, wellness and environmental education.

Daytime on the Meander A central social gathering place with shops, local food and places to learn and experience art and culture, the Meander bridges natural open space areas with more civic, active areas. It’s serving as a pedestrian-only extension of South ontgomery Street. A flexible lawn accommodates workshops, classes and events, and is framed by adjacent temporary and permanent structures.

Evening in the Meander The Meander comes alive at night, bringing neighbors out to restaurants, bars, and exhibitions - or just for an evening stroll. A mix of businesses and organizations build on San Jose’s existing culture of food and art. Public seating, native plantings, film screenings, and performances anhance the actively programmed public realm.

PABLO WEGMANN _ PORTFOLIO

SUMMARY TIMELINE (NOT COMPLETED TO DATE)

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BUILDING CONCEPT DESIGNS (PARCEL D7+ G1 + E1)

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GROUND FLOOR PROGRAM / ACTIVE USE AREA CALC.

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- RETAIL

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- LOADING DOCKS

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- CAR ACCESS

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DESIGN GUIDELINES _ DWDSG + INDIGO

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PARKING DISTRIBUTION STUDY

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WORKPLACE STRATEGY / POST-COVID

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VERTICAL EXPERIENCE

ANALISIS FOR DESIGN TOOLS 3.

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S A N J O S E D O W N TO W N W E S T M I X E D - U S E P R O J E CT

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WHY COME TO THE WOKPLACE?

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JOURNEY EXPERIENCE

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GREEN LUNG

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EXISTING BUILDINGS RE-USE CONCEPT DESIGN

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PHASE 0 + PHASE 1 PLANIFICATION

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PARKING VESTIBULE EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITIES

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PLACE MAKING CHARACTER DESIGN-TOOLS

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TYPOLOGY

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FIGU R E 2. 2: Downtown West Mixed-Use Plan Downtown West boundary Office High-rise residential

Mid-rise residential Podium residential Residential / office

STARTING POINT

Residential / hotel Active use

NOT E : Building footprints shown in Figure 2.2 are illustrative. For required and allowed land uses, refer to Table 3.1. For locations of ground floor active uses, refer to Figure 3.5.

02 • PROJECT VISION

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SPRINT MASSINGS

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RE-THINKING POST-COVID WORPLACE

UTILIDOR COORDINATION

PLACE MAKING + CHARACTER STUDIES

VERTICAL GREEN LUNG

PHASE 1 _ ACTIVATION SEQUENCE (2022-2034)

2 2019

GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

NEWARK AIRPORT INT. TERMINAL ONE #AIRPORT #INTERIOR #CONSTRUCTION SITE

DESIGN

#CONSTRUCTION

DOCUMENTS

CIRCULATION AND KEY MOMENTS DIAGRAM

ARRIVALS COLOR STRATEGY DIAGRAM

Grimshaw Architects is acting as lead design architect for the project at Newark Liberty International Airport. Working with lead design firm STV and contractor Tutor Perini/Parsons, the two-level T-shaped building will encompass one million square feet of space and include 33 gates.

NEWARK AIRPORT, NEW JERSEY

For almost 1 year I was mainly involved in the Interior Design of the Terminal and the concpet for materiality and passener experience allowed me to understand and appreciate the complexity of a large scale project. Working directly with the Partner in charge, Project Architect and Project Mananger I paritcipated in the brainstorming sessions and Concept Design strategies where I had a major input for the floor and interior walls design. I was the package leader for the Floor Plan consruction documents.

BAGGAGE CLAIM HALL ARRIVALS LEVEL

Currently under construction.

VIP / TSA PRE-CHECK ELEVATION DEPARTURES LEVEL

(Image produced by CGI team in house)

DEPARTURES COLOR STRATEGY DIAGRAM

VIP COLOR STRATEGY DIAGRAM

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

SITE PHOTOS

T11.5

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SHEET NOTES

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57' - 0"

MATCHLINE - A07.229

A07.669 NIS

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6"2

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F&B KIOSK TJ-S1

DESIGN / BUILDER

ARCHITECT / ENGINEER

STV INCORPORATED 225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK, NY 10003

MARK D HUSSER NJ Architectural Registration # 21AI02007600 NJ Certificate of Authorization # 21AC00101600

2-27-08

31' - 0 1/2"

FINAL DESIGN APPROVED FOR CONSTRUCTION TJ

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1. DATUM ELEVATION TO TOP OF FLOOR FINISH FOR THIS PLAN IS +27'-6" NAVD88 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 2. REFER TO A01 SERIES FOR ARCHITECTURE PLANS. 3. REFER TO A02.2 SERIES FOR REFLECTED CEILING PLANS. 4. REFER TO A04.600 SERIES FOR FIXED BUILDING EXTENSION DETAILS. 5. REFER TO A06.0 SERIES FOR ENLARGED PLANS AT RESTROOMS, EGRESS STAIRS, AND SERVICE ELEVATORS. 6. REFER TO A08.0 SERIES SLAB LAYOUT DRAWINGS FOR REQUIRED SLAB DEPRESSION DEPTHS AND LOCATIONS. 7. REFER TO A09.0 SERIES FOR PARTITION TYPES AND SCHEDULES. 8. REFER TO A09.201 FOR NON-PUBLIC INTERIOR FINISH SCHEDULE. 9. REFER TO G-SERIES DRAWINGS FOR TYPICAL MINIMUM ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCES AND DIMENSIONS FOR ADA COMPLIANCE. NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT OF ANY DISCREPANCIES WITH THE PLANS PRIOR TO THE START OF WORK. 10. REFER TO LS DRAWINGS AND INTERIOR ELEVATIONS FOR LOCATIONS OF FIRE HOSE CABINETS. 11. REFER TO A07.400 SERIES FOR LOCATIONS OF FIRE HOSE CABINETS. 12. REFER TO A00.003 FOR LEGEND AND FINISH KEYNOTES. 13. REFER TO A07.900 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR ALL FID INFORMATION.

A07.224

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NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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This drawing subject to all conditions in contract. All recipients of Contract documents shall make every effort to ensure the secure and appropriate disposal of the contract documents to prevent further disclosure of the information contained in the documents. Secure and appropriate disposal includes methods of document destruction such as shredding or arrangements with refuse handlers that ensure that third persons will not have access to the documents' contents either before, during, or after disposal. It is a violation of law for any person to alter a document in any way, unless acting under the direction of a licensed professional engineer or registered architect. If this document bearing the seal of an engineer/architect is altered, the altering engineer/architect shall affix to the document their seal and the notation "altered by" followed by their signature and the date of such alteration, and a specific description of the alteration.

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A07.101 PID# 17017000

PABLO WEGMANN _ PORTFOLIO

framework of programmed spaces and The public realm of themed open spaces. the Innovation Hub is

NIC INNOVATION CAMPUS

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threads 9 through the site providing direct connectivity between 11 the campus, Ferry Terminal, Mobility Hub and wider 5 precinct. 8 6

The Tech Spine

Wadi Plaza

The streetscape of Way provides an ac Protected Groves realm through the Tech Spine. Activa Conference Center beverage tenancies farms, and diverse Hotel environments, Inno Museum is a dynamic space sharing and collabo Mobility Hub

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8 Even seemingly mundane activities 9 can become sublime 10 in the right locale. 11 Innovation Promontories 11 A service distribution gantry extends the length of Innovation Way, providing a visually engaging and efficient means of conveying equipment, materials and building 8 componentry along the Tech Spine.

10 Protected Groves

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Conference Center 4 Hotel

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Museum Mobility Hub

Innovation Promontories

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Grimshaw has designed a visionary Innovation Campus that 4 5 8 4 7 complements the ambition and scope of the NEOM project as 11 4 2 a whole and the NIC goals specifically: the campus will be a 6 6 versatile, multi-faceted R&D asset shared by NIC’s resident 3 The programmed spaces are organized on the principles of industries, startups, and by affiliated institutes and university inherent flexibility in the true spirit of innovation, offering partners; an innovation community that will attract and retain the The programmed spaces are organized on the principles of a wide range of1configurations7 for single occupiers through flexibility in the best international talent and leadership; andinherent a venue that willtrue spirit of innovation, offering 4 2 framework of to established companies. The adaptable a wide range configurations for single occupiers through 6 Both the Innovation host international conferences of business leaders andofindustry spaces will offer the desired spatial configuration and service Promontory and Tech to established companies. The adaptable framework of affiliates. In addition to these qualities, we envision a vibrant Both the Innovation Spine typologies have requirements for the 7 key / focus industries highlighted in spaces will offer the desired spatial configuration and service Promontory and Tech been designed to enable a Innovation programmed spaces arehighlighted organized on the principles of city district offering 24/7 amenities, sustainable finefor dining, the brief as well as potential spin-offs, related focus industries Spine typologies have variety of compositions of requirements theThe 7 key / focus industries inPromontories been designed to enable a 1 seek to collocate alongside the tenants, from small startups inherent flexibility in the true spirit of innovation, offering and innovators who would landscaped gardens in which to explore and the exercise, galleries brief as well as potential spin-offs, related focus industries variety of compositions of to large operations. This a wide range of configurations for single occupiers through tenants, from small startups innovators in this thriving campus. flexibility fosters the would seek to collocate alongside the and event spaces, and high quality hospitality.and In innovators totality, who a Place The park is framed to established companies. The adaptable framework of to large operations. This growth ofby organizations, Workplace Scales Both the Innovation innovators in this thriving campus. flexibility fosters the the Hong Kong city the expansion of facilitating to Dream the Future. spaces will offer the desired spatial configuration and service Promontory and Tech growth of organizations, Born of this flexible framework, the Promontories will offer

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Workplace Scales

tenants workspaces as their skyline and the shores

Spine typologies have requirements for the 7 key / focus industries highlighted in facilitating the expansion of

businesses evolve. been designed to enable a Born of this flexible framework, theas Promontories will offer tenants workspaces as theirworkplace options for the lab based and research-oriented of Victoria Harbour, the brief as well potential spin-offs, related focus industries variety of compositions of nestled in a plane businesses evolve. tenants, from small startups industries, whereas the Tech Spine will offer the ‘maker space’ workplace options for the lab based and research-oriented and innovators who would seek to collocate alongside the between sea and sky. to large operations. This Workplace Scales focused spaces are reflected typology options. The workplace innovators in thiswill thriving industries,of whereas Tech Spine offer campus. the ‘maker space’ flexibility fosters the Our concept is inspired by the liminal conditions the the wadi Startup Operation Medium Operation growth of organizations, in the architectural expression of the Promontories as stepped typology options. The workplace focused spaces are reflected 300sqm 1500sqm facilitating the expansion of delta, where the diversity and resourcefulness of nature is Startup Operation Medium Operation Large Operation Born of this flexible framework, the Promontories will offer tenants workspaces as their floor plates rising from the middle of the site towards south, in the architectural expression of the Promontories as stepped 300sqm 1500sqm 4000sqm businesses evolve. abundant at this unique interface of the water and rising land. The workplace options for the based and research-oriented culminating in mid-rise buildings with extended aspect of the floor plates from the middle of the sitelab towards south, industries, whereas the Tech Spine will offer the ‘maker space’ Innovation Campus undulates with the natural contours of the Wadi environment. The sinuous southern south edge along culminating in mid-rise buildings with extended aspect of the typology options. The workplace focused spaces are reflected Innovation Promontories the Wadi’s is what ultimately shapes the Wadiatop environment. The sinuous southern south edge along Startup Operation natural environment Medium Operation Large Operation site, featuring ‘Innovation Promontories’ built the three in the architectural expression of the Promontories as stepped 300sqm 1500sqm 4000sqm Innovation Promontories the Wadi’s natural environment is what thetowards south, promontories, rendering them their unique form. existing plateaus, alternating with public plazas and gardens floor plates rising fromultimately the middleshapes of the site them their unique form. with extended aspect of the culminating in mid-rise buildings as landscaped extensions of the low-lyingpromontories, brackishrendering inlets. The Tech Spine conversely defines the northern urban edge Wadi environment. The sinuous southern south edge along Innovation Promontories Meanwhile, a linear ‘Tech Spine’ connects the entire campus the Wadi’s natural is what ultimately shapes the The Tech Spine conversely defines theenvironment northern urban edge of the site, creating a linear series of larger and longer span from East to West, stitching together all of ofthe buildings and themlonger their unique the site, creating apromontories, linear series rendering of larger and span form. volumes, to allow for machine manufacturing and exhibition amenities and creating a flexible and practicalvolumes, interface with the manufacturing and exhibition to allow for machine of larger scale artefacts and prototypes. The buildings of Theand Techprototypes. Spine conversely theof northern urban edge of larger scale artefacts The defines buildings the Promontories and the Tech Spine are shaped to create industrial precinct to the North. of the site, creating a linear series of larger and longer span Tech Spine the Promontories and the Tech Spine are shaped to create this flexible spatial framework for the workplace with cores volumes, to allow for machine manufacturing and exhibition Tech Spine this flexible spatial framework for the workplace with cores and structural grid as the organizing components, allowing of larger scale artefacts and prototypes. The buildings of and structural grid asthe thePromontories organizing components, allowing the floors to be divided and combined for the occupier and the Tech Spine are shaped to create Tech Spine the floors to be divided combined for the occupier requirements. The configured workspaces are intertwined with this and flexible spatial framework for the workplace with cores requirements. The configured workspaces intertwined with allowing and structural grid as theare organizing components, structured and informal collaboration spaces on each floor NIC Innovation Campus structured and informal collaboration spaces each floor the floors to be divided andon combined for the occupier within the Promontories and the Tech Spine, which will infuse requirements. The configured workspaces are intertwined with within the Promontories and the Tech Spine, which will infuse the culture of collision of ideas and foster innovation in NIC. structured collaborationinspaces the culture of collision of ideasand andinformal foster innovation NIC. on each floor

Large Operation 4000sqm

Tech Spine

within the Promontories and the Tech Spine, which will infuse the culture of collision of ideas and foster innovation in NIC.

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NEOM INDUSTRIAL CITY, NEOM (SAUDI ARABIA)

#COMPETITION WINNER #INNOVATION CAMPUS #DESIGN

The public realm of the Innovation Hub is a connected network of diverse built and open public spaces which promote 24-7 activity. The public program reflects our intention for the campus to be a destination for the entire NIC.

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2021

GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

Program Distribution

themed open spaces.

Pedestrian Bridge Festival Plaza The Tech Spine Wadi Plaza Key Protected Groves Conference Center 1 Ferry Terminal Hotel 2 Pedestrian Bridge Museum 3 Festival Plaza Mobility Hub 4 The Tech Spine 5 Wadi Plaza Innovation Promontories

2 3 4 a connected network 5 of diverse built and open public spaces Central to our NIC proposal is a 6 which promote 24-7 activity. The public 7 futuristic, adaptable and flexible 11 The form of the program reflects 8 our intention for Innovation Campus is framework of programmedthespaces campus to beand a derived from the fluid 9 destination for the geometry of the wadi themed open spaces. entire NIC. 10 landscape. The axial circulation of Tech Spine 11 11

Protected Groves

INNER SANCTUM

INNOVATION WAY

PABLO WEGMANN _ PORTFOLIO

Design Update Family of Bridges

4 2018

Cherry North

Cherry South

GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

PORTLAND BRIDGES

Commissioners

#BRIDGES #CONCEPT DESIGN #SCHEMATIC DESIGN

PORTLAND BRIDGES, TORONTO

The three bridges in question are the Cherry Street North Bridge (connecting Lake Shore Boulevard to Villiers Island); the Cherry Street South Bridge (connecting Villiers Island to the southern Port Lands); and the Commissioners Street Bridge (connecting Villiers Island to the eastern Port Lands). All three bridges are being designed by Entuitive, along with Londonbased Grimshaw Architects and SBP. All three bridges share a common aesthetic, intended to create a unique identity for Villiers Island and provide an iconic threshold into the future residential neighbourhood. The bridges will feature a pair of flat arches connected at their apex with a rounded, elastic form that gives them a more plastic, futuristic look. The gentle arches embrace the road surfaces that they support and create dynamic landmarks that are easily identifiable within the landscape. Proposed splashes of red colour add some vibrancy and playfulness to the structures.

BRIDGE FAMILY AXONOMETRIC VIEW

I joined the project in the very begining and I had an important contribution to the framing narrative of creating a ¨Bridge Family¨ with a ¨futuristic¨ concept requested from the client. From Concept Design to Schematic Design I was full time involved in the development of this project working closely with our excellent engineering consultants SBP.

CONTEXT AERIAL

CHERRY NORTH BRIDGE PERSPECTIVE

CHERRY NORTH BRIDGE AERIAL (PHASE 1)

CHERRY SOUTH BRIDGE PERSPECTIVE

CHERRY SOUTH BRIDGE AERIAL (PHASE 1)

COMMISSIONERS STREET PERSPECTIVE

COMMISSIONERS BRIDGE AERIAL (PHASE 1)

PABLO WEGMANN _ PORTFOLIO

INTERIOR DESIGN _ PROGRAM

5 2016-2017

FREELANCE ARCHITECT - INSTITUTO EUROPEO DI DESIGN

IED INNOVATION LAB #REUSE #INTERIOR DESIGN #IDUSTRIAL DESIGN #CONSTRUCTION #NEW YORK TIMES AWARD WINNER #BEST OFFICE SPACE

Originally, the building was a furniture factory, then an industrial printing machines space. In the meantime, by night, there were illegal tango parties. Now it´s an innovation lab. We have designed a MINIMUM VIABLE SPACE. An open strategy to admit a growing colonization of the structure. A playful framework designed to offer infinite possibilities of configuration and flexible temporalities. An architecture able to be reinvented depending on the scale of the projects and the complexity of the collaborations.

IED INNOVATION LAB, MADRID

The outcome is a HIVE OF CO-CREATION. Its units propel the connection and friction between diverse disciplines, aesthetics and working protocols.

DYNAMIC INTERIOR _ DIAGRAM

The architectural project has been designed and produced at IIL. Our FabLab has prototyped and set up the components. The elements are open source CNC panels where the cutting patterns become an ornament of the maker philosophy. I was involved from the first moment to the last day of the opening hand by hand with my superior and Design Leader Nacho Martin.

REPRESENTATIVE FLOOR _ AXO DIAGRAM

CNC cut/out panels whith zero waste Furniture like table and chair are cut/out from the ecnlousure panel providing visual permeablity and a more comfortable interior space experience.

1 _ EXISTING BUILDING

2 _ CASE STUDY

3 _ ASSAMBLAGE SEQUENCE

LEVEL 02 _ CO-WORKING / OFFICE MODULES

ROOFTOP _ EVENTS / EXHIBITIONS TERRACE

LEVEL 01 _ FLEXIBLE CLASSROOMS \ WORKSHOP

LEVEL 03 _ MEETING / EVENT ROOMS / RESTAURANT

4 _ FINISH STRUCTURE

PABLO WEGMANN _ PORTFOLIO

6 2018

GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

THE OAKLAND BALLPARK

THE OAKLAND BALLPARK, SAN FRANCISCO

#MASTERPLAN #MIXEDUSE PROGRAM #SPORTS ARCHITECTURE

The Oakland A´s Baseball Team planned to move their Stadium to a new location. The scope of our competition was to take out the potential of the specified site and propose a mixed-use program along the Waterfront which engages with the Basball Stadium project. The client asked for a 50 years Vision project for the whole neighbourhood and a potential growing of the city. The main challenge is to unlock the proposed area and connect it to the city regarding the different ways of accessibility (train, car, bike, walk,..) and for the CONECTION WITH EXISTING INDUSTRIAL SCALE different users (residents, visitors, fans, turists,..). CONNECTION

BALLPARK WITH RETAIL AND HOTEL EXTENSION EXPERIENCE

PERMEABLE LANDSCAPE CONECTED TO URBAN GRID PARK

INCREASING DESNITY AND HEIGHT TOWARDS THE CITY VIEWS

The Masterplan we proposed was focused on 4 main ideas: - Create a transition between the existing industrial area and preserve its heritage and potential for a unique and special neighbourhood. - Rethink the complexity of the Stadium and densifying the area with commercial and hotel program fading into the Residential Area. - Highliting the Waterfront creating an attraction for locals and visitors offering diversity of events, sports and amusment - Keeping a lower density at the Waterfront and increasing it towards the landside providing better views and framing the main street with more activity and program.

ARTS AND INDUSTRIAL TRANSITION

RESIDENTIAL AND RETAIL DENSITY

RESIDENTIAL AND RETAIL

WATERFRONT PARK

MIXED -USE PROGRAM _ CROSS SECTION DIAGRAM

RETAIL AND COMMERCIALSTREET NEXT TO THE BALLPARK

BASEBALL FANS EXPERIENCE AT THE WATERFRONT

TRANSITION TO THE INDUSTRIAL AREA _ ARTISTIC AREA

WATERFRONT PARK FOR RESIDENTS AND EVENT VISITORS

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7 2018

GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

THE NEW SCIENCE CENTER, JURONG LAKE

TTHE NEW SCIENCE CENTER, SINGAPOR

#COMPETITION #MASTERPLAN #SCIENCE CENTER #LANDSCAPE

The architectural design of the New Science Centre is focused on achieving the primary mission of the institute: inspiring and empowering future generations to change the world for the better. It will remove thresholds, pique curiosity, encourage hands-on engagement and foster the exchange of new ideas. The design achieves this holistically at scales from site organization to building systems to individual journeys. It takes inspiration from the urban planner Lui Thai Ker, who said that the planning of cities requires “a humanist’s heart, a scientist’s head, and an artist’s eye.” On the cusp of the urban realm to one side and at the water’s edge on the other, the new Science Centre plays an important role in the city and its site organization should bring value to the community. The design envisions the building as a campus: an open setting, humanscaled with key architectural moments together with the expansive sheltering canopy serve to create an enveloping, comfortable environment that invites exploration. It is a welcoming place, distinctly modern and exciting but which comprises spaces that are clearly familiar – shaded plazas, terraces, animated streets, water features. The design, integrated with nature, embraces the idea of being in the garden and takes inspiration from natural precedents found therein.

1. Shows and Events Space 2. Kids Science Space 3. Junior Makerspace 4. Teemager research Lab 5. Wisdom Dome

LEARNING TREE_ PROGRAM

LEVEL 01 (REPRESENTATIVE PLAN)

Being in nature is when we are our most receptive and naturally playful. The building’s program, organized and distributed as a response to its surroundings, leverages that feeling to open visitors up to exploration and inquiry.

The New Science Centre will be highly fit to program, with performancedriven architecture designed for optimized efficiency, maintainability and adaptability.

CANOPY STRUCTURE PLAN

CANOPY ELEMENTS EXPLODED

CANOPY ELEMENTS SECTION

CROSS SECTION

CIRCULATION _ AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM

ACCESS _ AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM

VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION _ AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM

PABLO WEGMANN _ PORTFOLIO

8 2020-2021

RESEARCHERS

GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS

PROJECT SILA, SAADIYAT ISLAND #COMPETITION #MASTERPLAN #SCIENCE CENTER #LANDSCAPE

H.Q. STAFF

LABORATORIES + SUPPORT

WORKSPACES

Above all else, architecture ought to evoke emotion – awaken curiosity, stir the imagination and set us on a journey of discovery. Our philosophy is that good design begins with a reverence to what is already there, to the natural materials and the natural phenomena that act upon them. A successful building mediates between them - connecting the purpose it carries into its natural setting, both shaped and enhanced by the other.

PROJECT SILA, ABU DHABI

The design proposal for the HQ begins with the building immersed into its setting; where the land is formed to receive the principle program elements. Defined edges are created, towards the more urban context to the north, as well as the natural waterfront setting along the south. The edges form the surfaces that mediate the prevailing environmental conditions - daylight, wind, dust from the inland breezes. These surfaces also serve as thresholds - between the public, private and areas of focus and concentration. Three dimensionally, these surfaces are conceived as ‘ribbons’ - enhancing the topography to accommodate the program, in places forming the building envelope, in others breaking free to create canopies and dynamic facades. Along the water’s edge, a permeable screen faces the promenade, protective and solarfiltering. Towards the north, a pronounced entrance which forms the civic face of the EAD community.

Research Area _ Axonometric

Workspace Area _ Axonometric

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Ent r ance + Ti cket i ng

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DRY LAB (WATER AND SOIL)

ACTIVITY ROOM DROP-OFF AREA

Roof w/ integrated PVs

SAMPLE STORE (SOIL AND FRESH / GROUND WATER)

Stairs Overrun

FIRE LIFT LOBBY

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

P.B (2 PAX)

R.C STAFF LOBBY / LOUNGE

H.Q STAFF LOBBY / LOUNGE

P.B (1 PAX)

CONCENTRATION BOOTH

AIR WORKSHOP

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WRITE UP / COLLABORATION AREAS

MEP RISER

Roof w/ integrated PVs EQUIPMENT STORE

Stairs Overrun

MEP RISER PRINTING ROOM

AIR STANDBY ANALYZER/INVENTORY ROOM

Central Courtyard

DIRECTOR 15SQM

Roof w/ integrated PVs

WASHROOMS

PHONE BOOTH

Environmental Quality Sector

PARKING FOR AQS

Skylight

COLLABORATION POINT

PARKING FOR AQS

GROW OUT AREA

WRITE UP / COLLABORATION AREAS TURTLE SANCTUARY

Eastern Courtyard GIFT SHOP

Courtyard Canopy

HATCHERY UNIT

AQUAPONICS

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Courtyard Canopy

FIELD INSPECTOR STORAGE

EAD PERMANENT COLLECTION

AD PEARLS LAB WATER INTAKE SYSTEM

TREATMENT ROOM

SERVER ROOM

EQUIPMENT AND CHEMICALS STORE (EQS)

WRITE UP / COLLABORATION AREAS

Roof

COLD STORAGE (FREEZERS)

MEP RISER

STUDIO WORKSHOP

A/V ROOM

Performative Screen WASHROOMS

WASTE MANAGEMENT AREA

Roof

REHABILITATION ROOM

PRINTING ROOM

BAG STORE

VOUCHER SPECIMENTS

TMBS Marine Biodiversity

SMALL MEETING ROOM

SERVICE LIFT Service Lift

Courtyard Canopy

ALGAE PRODUCTION AREA

PRINT & COPY ROOM 15sqm STORAGE 15sqm

PARKING FOR AQS

GAS CYLINDER ROOM

WRITE UP / COLLABORATION AREAS

Science on Display

CUSTODIANS LOUNGE 40SQM

LOADING DOCK / WASTE MANAGEMENT

Stairs Overrun

Stairs Overrun FEED STORE

PHONE BOOTH

SAMPLE STORE (MARINE WATER)

SECURITY ROOM 60SQM

Above Grade Structured Parking (65 spaces)

Lift Overrun

FIRE LIFT

EAD Permanent Collection

FURNITURE STORE

COLLECTION STORE

MEP RISER

FIELD EQUIPMENT STORAGE

MEP RISER

FREEZER (BIRDS - NOT SHARE)

WET LAB (INCL. HISTOLOGY)

DRY LAB

SERVER ROOM

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PABLO WEGMANN _ PORTFOLIO

DESIGN PROPOSAL DEFINED EDGES Above all else, architecture ought to evoke emotion – awaken curiosity, stir the imagination and set us on a journey of discovery. Our philosophy is that good design begins with a reverence to what is already there, to the natural materials and the natural phenomena that act upon them. A successful building mediates between them connecting the purpose it carries into its natural setting, both shaped and enhanced by the other.

GEOMETRY DESIGN I developed the Facade by myself using Grasshopper script The design proposal for the HQ begins with the building immersed into its setting; where the land is formed to receive the principle program elements. Defined edges are created, towards the more urban context to the north, as well as the natural waterfront setting along the south. The edges form the surfaces that mediate the prevailing environmental conditions - daylight, wind, dust from the inland breezes. These surfaces also serve as thresholds - between the public, private and areas of focus and concentration.

INNER COURT YARDS

3D MODEL I was in charge of the file and translating ideas into 3D Three dimensionally, these surfaces are conceived as ‘ribbons’ enhancing the topography to accommodate the program, in places forming the building envelope, in others breaking free to create canopies and dynamic facades. Along the water’s edge, a permeable screen faces the promenade, protective and solar-filtering. Towards the north, a pronounced entrance which forms the civic face of the EAD community.

HQ VISITORS RESEARCH

SINGLE POINT OF ENTRY

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RENDERINGS The renderings I produced for Design Discussions and client meetings were the base for the final renderings. I was involved in the supervision of the production. MY DESIGN STUDY RENDERINGS

FINAL RENDERINGS

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G R I M S H AW

DESIGN DRIVER With the Partners in charge of the project I contributed substantially in the concept design and narrative of the project

Illustrative view of the central arrival courtyard, looking west

Illustrative view of the entrance from the north

UPDATE CGI

CAMPUS

UPDATE CGI P R O J E CT S I L A – 90 % D E S I G N R E P O R T

NORTH FACADE VIEW

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9 2016

UNIVSERSIDAD DE ALCALA DE HENARES, MADRID

EGO-ZENTRUM, The Island of the Body-Cult Temple #MASTER THESIS #HIGH HONORS #UNIVERSITY

How is our contemporary social behaviour influenced by technology and fashion? How is public space concieved in a society ruled by internet? How do we assume our social roles in a globalized world? This project is based on Georg Simmel’s text “The Metropolis and mental life”, assuming the analysis of the consequences of the overwhelming contemporary lifestyle on the human psyche. One of the next big challanges of humanity is the design of global cities in which the necessity of a public and a private joy has to be figured out.

FACADE STRUCTURE SECTIONS

An “over-connected” social structure forces an incessant lifestyle, where the real and the virtual space is difficult to distinguish in our mind.

EGO-ZENTRUM, MADRID

EGO-ZENTRVM wants to offer a sanctuary inspired by the roman baths. For this commitement the Vicente Calderón football stadium in Madrid next to the Manzanares River is renovated..

FACADE STRUCTURE AXONOMETRIC

TYPICAL SECTION AXONOMETRIC VIEW

CATALOGUE INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ELEMENTS

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SOUTH SECTION NATURE CHARACTER

CONTEXT AERIAL VIEW

NORTH SECTION TECHNOLOGICAL CHARACTER

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