ROBERTO CUBAS
2022 - act
EDUCATION
Architecture | cursing senior year
Tecnológico de Monterrey, Escuela de Arquitectura y Diseño
2014 - 2017 Highschool
Tecnológico de Monterrey
EXPERIENCE
nov2020 - jan2021
Internship | urban analysis and representation. Consultorio Urbano
nov2021 - jan2022
feb2022 - jul2022
Internship | supervision and elaboration of budgets. 911 Mantenimiento
Internship | urban analysis, project and representation. Grupo Arquitectura y Territorio
SOFTWARE
2D representation
3D representation
Rendering
AutoCAD
ArchiCAD | SketchUp | Revit | 3D Max
Lumion | Twinmotion | Vray
Illustrator | InDesign | Photoshop Illustration
Budget elaboration
Opus | Excel
Native
LANGUAGES
Spanish
French, catalan & italian. Basic
ZAZIL-HÁ
Bacalar, Quintana Roo, México
Mixed use complex
7° semester, 2021
MArq. Eduardo Reims Hernandez
Arq. Rodolfo Unda Cortés
Zazil-Há is a mixed-use complex located in Bacalar, using MATBuilding as the base for the project. The objective of the intervention is to create a rest and cultural space, where the users are the ones who decide which activities will be carried out within the project.
The complex is planted in a respectful way, through an architecture that adapts and shapes the needs of the area, working with the natural environment, respecting the landscape and adapting to its orography in the most efficient way.
MASTER PLAN
CRITERIA
FACADE SECTION
Bamboo gutter for rainwater collection (see detail)
Bamboo cover on cedar frames (see detail)
Recessed LEDs with φ32 mm protective case
Corners for 3”x3” pollin’s pergola
15x20cm cedar wood column attached to column through an anchor plate
1.5cm thick smooth stucco appereance
Cover with a cement-sand base in a 1:5 ratio, 1 cm thick
Regional fertile soil for planting on sand
Filter based on gravel with 20cm thickness
Reinforced concrete flower box @20 in both directions 2#4
Steel Return Vent Grille for Roof and Side Wall, HVAC, with Bug Screen (8 x 4 in, Brown)
Insulating and waterproofing cover
Cedar railing with square profile 10x10cm with a height of 1.10m
Cedar lattice 10x10cm with 30cm height
Porcelain floor in extra large format 60x120cm, marble style MCA beige colour. Interceramic
Advanced porcelain adhesive to install ceramic floors and MCA porcelain tiles. Interceramic
Concrete slab with porous finish for 8cm cast-in-place ceramic with electro-welded mesh 6x6 10/10
2” tuboplus pipe for gray water downspout
Concrete tray f’c=200 kg/cm2 with sand filling 8 cm thick
Cedar frame with 15x20cm beams anchored to the beam (anchor plate)
1.5cm thick smooth stucco finish
Cement-sand base cover in a 1:5 ratio, 1 cm thick
Cold stucco finish 1.5cm thick
Plaster-based flattening 1cm thick
Red annealed partition wall 7x14x28 with 2.5cm thick joints
Folding cedar lattice 10x10cm with 2.7m height
Stainless steel sink with ø30 lead trap
Prestressed concrete joist f'c= 400 kg/cm2 with prestress steel fpu=17,500 kg/cm22
Jalcreto concrete slab f'c= 70 kg/cm2 to vibro compression
1.5cm thick smooth stucco finish
Reinforced concrete beam with 4 corrugated rods #4@5 and stirrups #3@15
Reinforced concrete column with corrugated rod #5 and stirrups #3@20cm
Ceramic floor in medium format 40x40cm stone style MCA brown color. Interceramic
Select adhesive for installing MCA floors and natural stones. Interceramic
Concrete slab with porous finish for 8cm cast-in-place ceramic with electro-welded mesh 6x6 10/10
Insulating and waterproofing cover
Precast anchors for 4 rebar column #6
Reinforced concrete beam with 4 corrugated rods 1/2 " Stirrups #3 @20cm
Cast-in-place concrete footing f’c=250kg/cm2 80x80. Given 40cmx40cm95cm Rebar #6 with hooks @20cm 4 #6 rebar with hook. Stirrups #3 @25cm
Lean concrete template f’c=150kg/cm2
Tepetate compacted in layers of 20cm at 95%
Tepetate compacted in layers of 20cm at 95%
Natural fertile soil
1. DECK
STRUCTURAL CRITERIA
The construction process of this project consists of a foundation of isolated footings cast in place with columns and beams of reinforced concrete of 30x30cm and 30x40cm respectively.
The mezzanine slab system will be a joist and vault to lighten the weight of the structure, the unit cover will be easily replaceable in case of natural disasters, so we will use a cedar structural frame on which a bamboo deck system.
A Bambu deck B 15x20cm cedar beam
C Joints for the pergola column of 3”x3”
D Anchor plate 20x20cm
E Reinforced concrete column with #5 rebar and stirrups of #3@20cm
2. FLOWERPOT
A 10cm concrete flowerpot of thickness
B Insulating and waterproofing, with 20cm gravel bed
C Lattice for ventilation
D Jalcreto vault of light concrete f'c=70kg/cm2
E concrete prestressed joist
f´c=400kg/cm2
F Reinforced concrete beam with 4 rebars #4@5 and stirrups #3@15
3. SLAB AND COLUMN
A Reinforced concrete column with rod #4@5 and E3@7
B TRR wall 7x14x28
C Reinforced concrete beams with rod 4#4@5 and E3@15
D Anchorage between column and beam
E Concrete slab with porous finish for 8cm ceramic cast in place with mesh electro-welded 6x6 10/10
F Vault 40x60x25cm
G Joist 0.14x0.12m ø4/8”
4. FOUNDATION
A Column stirrups #3 @7
B Reinforced concrete column with #4@5 rod
C Concrete beam
D Isolated foundation
E Poor concrete cover
ESTRATEGIA BIÓCLIMATICA sección de estrategia bióclimatica
Este proyecto cumple con distintas funciones bioclimaticas que brindan al usuario un espacio confortable y que a su vez reduce la huella de contaminación hacia el medio ambiente, usando como métodos pasivos el enfriamento por tuneles de aire, humedales, huertos y abundante vegetacion que generan un microclima en la unidad. El agua pluvial es recolectada por medio de canales que la dirigen hacia los huertos y humedales asi como al biodigestor que permite su utilizacion en los sanitarios. La cubierta propuesta en este proyecto cumple con funciones pluviales asi como energeticas debido a los paneles solares que colectan la energia solar para alimentar la electricidad necesaria.
invierno
D-01
humedal
1. Revestimiento impermeable
2. Sustrato de arena y grava
3.Agua pluvial
4.Plantas absorbentes de contaminantes
5. Biodigestor
D-02
Paneles solares
1. Panel solar
2. Inversor
3. Medidor
4. Electricidad utilizable
5. Sistema trico
TEC WITHIN THE CITY
Toluca, Estado de México, México
Collective housing
4° semester, 2020
MArq. David Alejandro Ortega Martínez
MArq. Juan Pablo Rodriguez Méndez
The project raises the possibility of a new neighborhood within the Estación Alameda project in the northern area of the Tecnológico de Monterrey, Toluca campus.
This new neighborhood aims to propose ideas about life in the city of Toluca in the 21st century, using concepts of density, mixed uses and collective space, where living is considered as all those activities that human beings carry out from the domestic and their relationship with the public realm.
GROUND FLOOR
The building is inserted in a respectful way, through a permeable ground floor that allows a direct relationship with the public space.
FIRST FLOOR
The first level is designed for groups of 2 to 3 people, with a community area in the main access promoting meetings between users.
SECOND FLOOR
The second level has the same objective as the lower floor with a double height in the community space.
THIRD FLOOR
The third level is designed exclusively for students, where services such as dining room and laundry are shared among all users.
ROOF
The last floor seeks to make the roof habitable through a terrace covered by a pergola allowing the inhabitants to enjoy the space.
CORE OF HAPPINESS
Querétaro, Querétaro, México
Mixed used building
6° semestre, 2021
MArq. Belén Alcocer Fernández
The challenge of this project was to design a space where elderly people can live, and at the same time create a space that promotes coexistence between the elderly and the young.
One of the objectives of the project is to take advantage of the knowledge of the elderly, to inspire young people and create a positive impact.
The complex is based on a simple question “why did people stop enjoying the city?” Most citizens believe that living in an emotionless environment is normal, and the area that was intervened is no exception. This is why it was thought “what if we could create a new milestone by returning to the city these emotions and the desire to explore it?”
Taking this into account, it was decided that the best thing would be to create a project that starts from a central core, where users feel attracted from afar, inviting them to discover what is inside the project and rewarding their curiosity through the different atmospheres generated throughout the project.
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PLAN MASTERMAESTRO PL AN
Revalorización de los caminos
Ripoll-Olot, Cataluña, España
Valorization of the mountain landscape
8° semester, 2022
MArq. Marta Carrasco Bonet
The project aims to revalue the roots of the territory of the transhumance paths of Catalonia, through an architecture that highlights authenticity and is a tribute to the origin of this ancient knowledge, highlighting the resources that this tradition has left behind in Spain.
TOPOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
STRATEGY 2
Gender and social integration
STRATEGY 3
Satisfy playful-social needs of tourism and local area
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