Architecture Portfolio Tomas Villa Arango by Tomás Villa

ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT TOMÁS VILLA ARANGO

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CURRICULUM

SEMESTER

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT TOMÁS VILLA ARANGO (tomas_villa _92@hotmail.com)

CONTENT “For almost 4 years of study I have developed skills around several drawing, modeling and layout architectural softwares and have a strong personal interest on artistic and technical hand drawing. The projects shown on this portfolio are a small showcase of my academic development, where not only this skills become evident, but also my interest as an architect to understand each Project as a living object that, on a unpretentious way, offers not only to meet the program and comfort requirements, but also allows the user to open his mind to multiple sensations and interpretations, implicit in their context and expressed through simple but significant architectural gestures.”

CURRICULUM VITAE page 4-7

PORTABLE HOUSING

INTEGRAL IMPROVEMENT

page 48-63

SEMESTER

CURRICULUM NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK page 8-21

SEMESTER COLLECTIVE HOUSING page 22-33

SEMESTER WOOD CLOUDS page 34-47

SEMESTER 3

page 64-85

SEMESTER

CURRICULUM VITAE STUDIES / LANGUAGES / PERSONAL INFO

PERSONAL INFORMATION EDUCATION ADITIONAL EDUCATION LABORAL EXPERIENCE HONORS AND AWARDS LANGUAGES EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES COMPUTER SKILLS

TOMÁS VILLA ARANGO ADITIONAL EDUCATION 2007 – 2010 Institution: Deutsche Schüle Medellín, Itagüí, Colombia. Title: International baccalaureate Degree (IB). Institution: Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (UPB), Facultad de Arquitectura y Diseño, Medellín, Colombia. WORKSHOP - CASA ENCUENTRA FUTURO March, 2013 Professor: Laura Espinadel

LABORAL EXPERIENCE PERSONAL INFORMATION Date of birth: Place of birth: Civil status: E-mail: Address:

Company: LA CENTRAL - oficina de arquitectura Collaboration for the public contest PLAZA DE LA HOJA, Bogota, Colombia, March 2013. Company: Alejandro Echeverry + Valencia Collaboration for the private contest CIAT GENEBANK, Palmira, Colombia, Sptember 2014.

February 10th 1992 Medellín, Colombia Single tomas_villa_92@hotmail.com tomas.villa@alfa.upb.edu.co calle 24 sur # 38 - 05 casa 180 Envigado, Colombia Colombia (+57) 314 602 0664 Colombia (+57) (4) 313 9177

HONORS AND AWARDS Honorable Mention for: "Für besonders gute Leistung i m Fach D eutsch als Fremdsprache im Jahr 2004" Deutsche Schule German School of Medellin. Honorable Mention for: " His overall performance: academic, athletic a nd social" Deutsche Schule German School of Medellin.

EDUCATION

Three Honorable Mention - Best academic project - Taller de Proyectos 3, 6 and 7 Intitution: Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (UPB), Facultad de Arquitectura y Diseño, Medellín, Colombia.

2011 - Present Institution: Universidad P ontificia Bolivariana (UPB), Facultad d e Arquitectura y Diseño, Medellín, Colombia. Title: Architect. GPA: 4.43 / 5 Expected graduation date: December 2016

LANGUAGES

1996 – 2010 Institution: Deutsche Schule Medellín, Itagüí, Colombia. Title: High School General Degree.

Spanish: native German: Dutsches Sprachdiplom - Level C1 English: TOEIC - Total score: 805 - 29-Oct-2009 French: DELF - level A1 - Score: 89.00 / 100

00 EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

COMPUTR SKILLS

Culture Electric Guitar – Yamaha Musical School

Autocad

Flute, Trombone and choir – Deutsche Schüle Medellín

Sketchup

Oil Painting, Chinese Ink P ainting ( basic courses) – D eutsche Schüle Medellín

Vray for Sketchup Revit Architecture

Expressive Drawing - Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana

Photoshop

Clay Craft - Escuela Gloria Villa

Social

Sports

Illustrator

2 times elected student representative at the student council CECAM. Institution: Deutsche Schüle Medellín, Itagüí, Colombia. Description: representative of class students in the academic and cultural decisions of the school.

ArcGis

Basketball 5 first places in youth state championships. 3 second places in youth state championships. 5 times member of the Antioquia´s state team. 2 second places in youth National championships. Member of Bayer 04 Leverkusen team in 2008 (GERMANY) Diving Open water diver-PADI #09050J0169 High Jump – Track and Field 3 second places in youth state championships. 1 silver medal in The HUMBOLDT SPIELEN (Guayaquil) Volleyball 2 first places in youth state scholar championships.

NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK

HISTORY REVIEW Rectification of the Medellin River The Guayaquil Bridge Plan of Rectification of the Medellin River Historic photograpgy - MedellĂn river Guayaquil Bridge construction photographics CONCLUSIONS Conclusion diagrams PROJECT Urban Plan Perspective cuts General view Roof Plan LAYERS OF THE PROJECT PUBLIC SPACE VIEW ELEVATION DIAGRAMS TYPICAL ZONES Wetland Topographic development BOTANICAL RESEARCH

NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK

WORKSHOP

HISTORY REVIEW

Plan of Rectification of the Medellin River

Rectification of the Medellin River Early during the last century, some works of alignment of the edges of the river were made, which consisted in the construction of fills and arborization between the bridges located in the streets Guayaquil and Colombia. In 1940 the S.M.P. continued the rectification works between Argos and Aguacatala, following the recommendations of the Pilot Plan for Medellin developed in 1947, where the construction of a multimodal transport corridor along the Medellin River was established, making of it the main growth axis of the city.

put at risk the landscape and ecological potential of the river

Historic photograpgy - MedellĂn river

This work was conceived not only to improve the infrastructure of transport and public serrvices, but also was meant to improve the areas surrounding the river, which were always muddy and flooded and therefore negligible for residential land. However, when planning the project, it was never taken into account that changing the riverbed, could put at risk the landscape and ecological potential of the river, what also would directly affect the social and cultural scopes of the city. Leading to the disappearance of leisure and educational activities related to the river and therefore affecting the identity of the region.

Guayaquil Bridge

The Guayaquil Bridge The Guayaquil Bridge is probably one of the few remnants of the nineteenth century MedellĂn. Its construction over the Medellin River up to the Nutibara hill in 1879 by Heinrich Hausler meant the development of the city on both sidesof the river, not just on the east side as it had been until then. Comprised of four arches carpanel type, was built of brick and stone and has been maintained over time (with a major restoration in 1994).I

NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK

Conclusion diagrams

CONCLUSIONS Although this sector has great environmental potential, locating close to the river, and disposing of a large amount of public space (without adequate treatment), the provision of roads leads to a bad use of this potential. Besides of Medellin having a very low public spac index (3,8m2), the use of this space seems to be inappropriate due to the priority given to vehicular transit. What could be addressed more efficiently, generating benefits for pedestrian mobility and continuity for public space and environmental networks. The city, in spite of presenting a distribution, so to speak, equitable or planned of uses or destinations, has a social separation, defined by the axis of the Rio Medellin. This social separation is determined by many aspects like economic distribution, spatial cuality and by a city development coordinated through expansion dynamics, neglecting the renewal of primary sectors of the city. Therefore it is important to propose a transversal project that not only integrates both sides of the river from the mobility but also is supported by public facilities and natural areas that attract people from both sides, promoting cohesion.

WORKSHOP

PROJECT URBAN PLAN

NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK

Project aims

Roof Plan

The proposal seeks to restore the natural river medellin cause , not just by, so to speak, by the softening of its edges, but also discovering two channeled ravines that cross under the intervention area, in order to recover the riverbed and the natural ability of plant remediation (phytoremediation). Furthermore, the project aims to promote a more direct contact between the visitors of the park and the river flow, restoring its landscaped potential.

Perspective cuts

WORKSHOP

General View

NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK

LAYERS OF THE PROJECT GREEN AREAS

PEDESTRIAN ROUTES

WATER SYSTEM

VEGETATION

MOVILITY

USES

BUILDINGS

WORKSHOP

Ecosystem restoration

PUBLIC SPACE VIEW

The project aims to achieve the restoration of all enviromental networks and systems existing in the medellin river before, generating a large axis that links and gives continuity to both plant and animal interactions of the Valley.

NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK

ELEVATION DIAGRAMS

HILLSIDE

BUSINESS CENTER

GUAYAQUIL BRIDGE

WORKSHOP

TYPICAL ZONES Wetland

Topographic development

NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK

Definition

The project is divided basically into two typical zones. A wetland zone, which aims to generate large contributions to phytoremediation trough controlled flooding in specific areas of the park during periods of rainfall. A topographic development zone where is intended to create more dynamic paths for leisure and where a variety of trees would compose an open botanical garden .

WORKSHOP

BOTANICAL RESEARCH

NUTIVARA CENTRAL PARK

COLLECTIVE HOUSING COLLECTIVE FACADES

PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL CONTEXT APPROACH Cultural opportunities PROJECTUAL AIM Basic concept Panoramic from Park Juanes de la Paz Shaping the idea - Responding to contextual conditions URBAN INTENTIONS Transversal elevation Second floor plan (Acces to the ITM receiving square) Facade BUILDING INTENTION Typical livinng floor plan Visuals of the project HOUSING TYPOLOGIES Argument Plan Typologie 1 Plan Typologie 2 (first level) Plan Typologie 2 (second level) Circulation and common areas Visual from the balconies - configuring a grandstand to the square Spatiality inside the living modules Comercial use plan - first floor

COLLECTIVE HOUSING

VIVIENDA COLECTIVA

PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL CONTEXT APPROACH

Panoramic from Park Juanes de la Paz

Cultural opportunities

behaviors reflect close coexistence need to project outward

The neighborhood street is identified as the main space for the social dynamics, becoming an area attached to the living spaces set inside the housing area. This condition is identified explicitly in actions or rather habits (because of its daily manifestation), like leaving the doors open or spending hours on the balconies watching the activities that take place in the street. These behaviors reflect not only a predilection for close coexistence, but also a need to project outward. However these habits so marked in the neighborhoods of lower strata could also be seen as a concequense of their poor housing conditions, what lead them to search in the street a more pleasant space, causing a more forceful appropriation of public spaces. Nevertheless the street (sidewalks and driveways), in our context, is rarely planned giving priority to pedestrians, therefore this spaces do not have appropriate conditions for social development.

PROJECTUAL AIM Basic concept

spaces generating neighborhood

In line with the above considerations, the proposed project is based on propose the facades the building as the new neighborhood streets. It is intended to develop in the most superficial part of its volume spaces that become the cause, that generate neighborhood social dynamics. This would be achieved through the design of the facade as a surface sectioned through the multiple levels (plants) of the building, where a continuous circulation is conceived with the idea of guiding the user through semi-private and private public spaces that encourage spontaneous encounters (unplanned) with its neighbors, proving a planned development of coexistence.

Shaping the idea - Responding to contextual conditions 1

INITIAL VOLUME

SURFACE DEVELOPMENT To av. 63

x 48 HOUSING MODULES (50m2)

ISOLATE housing from the noise

Linear array following the direction of the

CONTAIN a hosting space to the

slope curves.

park.

LA FACHADA ES COLECTIVA

Localization plan

To ITM

LEVELING SQUARE

STAIRS AND ELEVATORS BLOCK

GRANDSTAND STRUCTURE

FACADE TO STREET 63

TERRACING SYSTEM down to the square that receives

Partially underground parking, allowing grading and a

On each floor are stairs modules provided, locating the

A set of GRANDSTAND TYPE COLUMNS are proposed

MICROPERFORATED facade that acts as THERMAL AND

the ITM users, allowing the light entrance and generating

covered terrace above these.

vertical movility inside the building on a regular way,

which through their movement generate gaps and

SOUND INSULATION is proposed, allowing however the

promoting the insulation of homes to the street.

common rooms.

visual into the valley.

SEMIPRIVATE AREAS.

VIVIENDA COLECTIVA

URBAN INTENTIONS

Panoramic from Park Juanes de la Paz

CONTAIN a reception space towards the park. TERRACING descending into the public square that recives the pedestrian flow from the ITM (Institute of Technology Medellin). Allowing THE ENTER OF LIGHT into the square and the public corridor. Propose a PUBLIC SQUARE isolated from the street by change of levels. Make PROGRESSIVE TERRAIN LEVELING through small squares, that can generate a route through SEMIPUBLIC SPACES for staying, causing social interactions in the interior of the block.

Panoramic from Park Juanes de la Paz

LA FACHADA ES COLECTIVA

Panoramic from Park Juanes de la Paz

VIVIENDA COLECTIVA

BUILDING INTENTION

Typical livinng floor plan

Generate COMMON AREAS ALONG THE INTERNAL CIRCULATION of building to dynamic the interaction between occupants and supply spatial needs of the housing units. Develop INTERPOLATED EMPTIES through the common areas of the corridors, that generate spatial and lighting atmospheres, which incite the use of these spaces. Set the BALCONIES of the living moduleshaving a view to the square located in the front of the building. Like a GRANDSTAND IN FRONT OF A STAGE. Develop a MODULE OF BATHS (showers) per floor that allows a better use of the areas inside the living modules. Propose at the first floor a DOUBLE HEIGHT SPACE WITH COMMERCIAL USE as a complement for the basic needs of the students occupying the building

LA FACHADA ES COLECTIVA

Visuals of the project

VIVIENDA COLECTIVA

HOUSING TYPOLOGIES

Plan Typologie 1

Argument

eliminate divisions maximize lighting obtention

Due to the modular grouping of the living modules and the rectangular dimensions of the lot, the possibility of generating openings in the side of the modules is restricted. Therefore it is decided to eliminate the possibility of horizontal divisions (internal walls) within the typologies, in order to maximize natural lighting obtained through the front and rear facades. This commitment, however, decrease the possibility of developing spaces within the living modules with variability of privacy. In light of this the housing typologies are proposed with different spaces according to their privacy, by slopes, allowing light to enter to all interior spaces without losing their visual isolation. Moreover homes are designed to be used by students, due to the proximity and demand ITM. According to this two types of house are developed, wich divide the inside space into three diferenced areas. One of the Typologies is conceived to be occupied by a single student, while the second one by beeing duplex allows to be used by 2 students. In addition to this, this tipology is planned to be located on the second floor with direct access to the internal square of the block, What allows the possibility of proposing an extra space inside the home for productive use, to generate an additional income to afford this house with larer areas.

LA FACHADA ES COLECTIVA

Plan Typologie 2 (first level)

Plan Typologie 2 (second level)

VIVIENDA COLECTIVA

Circulation and common areas

Spatiality inside the living modules

Visual from the balconies - configuring a grandstand to the square

LA FACHADA ES COLECTIVA

Comercial use plan - first floor

WORKSHOP WOOD CLOUDS

PERGOLA INSIDE THE CULTURE HOUSE / SAN VICENTE DE FERRER

GENERAL ARGUMENT OF THE WORKSHOP PHASE 1 - CONTEXT RECOGNITION Material and social cycle - Wood PHASE 2 - COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE - AUTHOR ARCHITECTURES Forest Pavillion nARCHITECTS Schemes of study of architectural proposal Survey of implied relationships in the project PHASE 3 - WOOD CLOUDS PROPOUSED IN SAN VICENTE FERRER Intervention site survey - Justification Planimetric survey Design process Map of variables that affect the project Argument of the proposal Planimetric drawings PHASE 4 - WOOD CLOUDS CONSTRUCTION Prices Picture from the finished project construction

WORKSHOP WOOD CLOUDS

WORKSHOP

GENERAL ARGUMENT OF THE WORKSHOP

proyect confluence interaction forces mineral, organic and social

We understand the architectural project as a confluence and interaction of various minerals, organic and social forces and suggest this course to approach them through the study of material cycles and current, traditional and contemporary architectures. Therefore we will be visiting some places of mining or industrial exploitation and the phenomena network that emerge from them, looking over the construction of various architectures made with immunized wood and study the building technichal drawings.

Phase # 1: Material and social cycles of San Vicente Ferrer Phase # 2: Collective intelligence, authorarchitectures Phase # 3: WOOD CLOUDS proposed in San Vicente Ferrer Phase # 4: WOOD CLOUDS is constructed

These work fronts give way to the work of architectural design, construction and editing. However to project is always a process of review and consultation, so the project design is implicit from the initial analysis. This process will allow us to do an approach to the world of construction with patula pine wood, to develop a small building 1/1 in the municipality of San Vicente Ferrer, which will be recorded and validated through its construction and use.

Material and social cycle - Wood

0101

03 03

CULTIVATION CULTIVATION

SPECIES SPECIES

02 02

MONTERIA MONTERIA SAWMILLS SAWMILLS CAQUETA CAQUETA ORIENTE ORIENTEANTIOQUEﾃ前 ANTIOQUEﾃ前 CHOCO CHOCO URABA URABA LaLaAvenida Avenida VIEJO VIEJOCALDAS CALDAS MaderasFinas Finas CORDOBA CORDOBA Maderas SUCRE SUCRE Comercializadora Comercializadora PUERTO PUERTOASIS ASIS dedemaderas maderas ANTIOQUIA ANTIOQUIA(PINTADA) (PINTADA) LLANOS LLANOSORIENTALES ORIENTALES SEGOVIA SEGOVIA TOLIMA TOLIMA

CONRADO CONRADO $320 mil/rastra mil/rastra TECA TECA$320 $170 mil/rastra mil/rastra SAPAN SAPAN$170 $170 $170 mil/rastra mil/rastra NAZARENO* NAZARENO* $170 mil/rastra mil/rastra ALGARROBO ALGARROBO$170

carpenter carpenter

$150-180 mil/rastra mil/rastra CEDRO CEDRO$150-180 LAUREL LAUREL$120-150 $120-150 mil/rastra mil/rastra

OSVALDO OSVALDO

CANELO CANELO$140 $140 mil/rastra mil/rastra $110-135 mil/rastra mil/rastra ROBLE ROBLE$110-135 mil/rastra mil/rastra PINO PINOCIPRES CIPRES$80$80 PINO PINOPATULA PATULA$35-40 $35-40 mil/rastra mil/rastra * Restringido * Restringido

The 4 stages of work will be crossed by visits and relations with the municipality of San Vicente Ferrer, in order to establish contacts, identify needs, an appropriate location, etc.

PHASE 1 - CONTEXT RECOGNITION

04 04

USERS USERS

chivas chivas

RODRIGO RODRIGO trompos trompos

NUBES DE MADERA

06.1

PROCESS

FINAL PRODUCT

Maquina Cantedora Cepillo Circular Pulidora Ruteadora Radial de brazo Sinfin

06.11

TRATAMIENTO

Furniture, windows doors

Apply insecticide to protect them from termite Seal for a good finish (not for protection) Varnish (several layers are required aporx. 6) Impranol (protects from the sun) 5L $200.000

Chiva body

Wood is sanded to create a smooth surface Water-based paint (viniltex) Iron molding to protect bodywork

Trompos

The trunk is shaped on the lathe using gouges Artistic designs that decorate the spin are developed

06.2

06.22

WASTE

small sawdust

Clean oil and pens (absorbs odor)

Gubias

coarse sawdust

Clean pigs or chickens

waste wood

Tauretes and crafts

Prensadora

The process i s continued o n a workshop hired b y Osvaldo, wehere t he artistic p ainting is done.

RECYCLING

Torno

FINALIZACION DE PROCESO

TRANSPORTE he t akes t he products t o or o ffers installation services a t the municipalities from R ionegro, Marinilla and Medellin. The truck is not included in the price, so t hat sometimes people retract buying. Left in stock and people come to buy

Giving away firewood

Workshop to build ladder buses (Chivas)

Actors

A first aproach to the wood cycle is represented trough this diagram. Such material is analyzed from its cultivation in Colombia, the process of its transformation, and transportation until the completion of the final proyect ore product.

WORKSHOP

PHASE 2 - COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE - AUTHOR ARCHITECTURES

Schemes of study of architectural proposal

Forest Pavillion nARCHITECTS “nARCHITECTS’ Forest Pavilion - completed in May 2011 serves as a shaded meeting and performance space for visitors to the Da Nong Da Fu Forest and Eco-park in Hualien County, Taiwan. The project was conceived within the context of an art festival organized by Taiwan’s Forestry Bureau to raise public awareness of a new growth forest that is being threatened by development. The pavilion is comprised of eleven vaults built with freshly cut green bamboo, a material first used by nARCHITECTS in the internationally acclaimed 2004 Canopy for MoMA P.S.1. As an extension of techniques developed in 2004’s Canopy for MoMA/P.S.1, the 60’ diameter and 22’ tall pavilion is built with green bamboo. Forest Pavilion was chosen to host the opening and closing ceremonies of the art festival, becoming a focal point for the park.”

x 11

NUBES DE MADERA

Survey of implied relationships in the project

High tensile strength Rapid growth lightweight Easy to harvest

It still "fresh/ young" during the construction to maintain its flexibility

Building experts with this material

Cultural recognition

(BAMBOO)

THE AMIS

Introducing the building art with green bamboo

02 MATERIAL

CONSTRUCTORS

DESIGN

nARCHITECTS

REGIONAL PRODUCTION

01 LOCALIZATION GUANGOFU, HUALIEN, TAIWAN

PROCESS 05.1 Site preparation and foundation 05.2 Cutting of fresh bamboo and transportation 05.3 Installation of the main arches. 05.4 Installing mooring and cover bamboo. 05.5 Installing the w ooden deck

MEETING AND OBSERVATION POINT

FOREST PAVILLION

05 ARCHITECTURAL QUALITIES

PERMEABILITY GEOMETRIC PATTERN CULTURAL INTERPRETATION

04 PROGRAM

Small outdoor theater; center ring serves as a seat for the spectators, but also as a circular stage

WORKSHOP

PHASE 3 - WOOD CLOUDS PROPOUSED IN SAN VICENTE FERRER Intervention site survey - Justification As intervention site for this workshop is the culture house of this town selected, specifically the backyard of the building. The main reason for taking the decision to intervene here is that although it represents one of the unique and major spaces for recreation, cultural or political manifestation of the population from San Vicente Ferrer, is in a high deterioration state. Furthermore, it is pretended to give life to a space that is very flexible in use and that was totally isolated and underutilized until today, fulfilling only the role of deposit. It is sought then to adapt a space in order to have comfort conditions that naturally promote new activities that encourage citizen interaction. Such as theater, cinema, music tests, reading, meetings, etc.

SECTION B-Bâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 5

NUBES DE MADERA

Planimetric survey - Visual of the lower town and the distant mountainous landscape of Eastern Antioquia.

- Native vegetation that reduce solar gains of the space and mitigates cold drafts.

- Slope that prevent the construction of an attached building in the future, which could enter in conflict with the activities of the yard.

- The opening of the wall would allow the entry of natural lighting and ventilation for the house of culture, also allowing visual communication with the outside.

- The yard itself is a reminder of the tradition of homes from the colonization process ocurred in Antioquia during the XIX century.

1 Access hall 2 Library 3 Child lecture room 4 Yard 1 5 Yard 2 6 Auditorium 7 Deposit 8 Playground 9 Administration 10 Womens bathroom 11 Mens bathroom 12 Main yard

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1 2 3 4 5

- This yard, that receives a recidual minor use, is in constant contact with the other areas of the house, having a great potential as a central space.

WORKSHOP

Design process

Map of variables that affect the projectproposal 02 possible enclosure (container) or grandstand SLOPE

LOCALIZATION 01 SAN VICENTE FERRER, ORIENTE ANTIOQUEﾃ前, ANTIOQUIA, COLOMBIA

FORMAL DETERMINING FACTORS - STRAIGHT ELEMENTS - ANGLES - ASSEMBLY

Cultural recognition

FIQUE

WOOD

CLOSURES

02 MATERIAL

01 Lot for terracing as a transition between equipment buildings

- Zarro Cibotium spp. - Mortiﾃｱo Vaccinium corymbodendron Dunal.

Local production and processing

NATIVA

- Fique plant Furcraea andina - Nazareno Columnea sp. Gesneriaceae - Besleria sp. Gesneriaceae - Cleome speciosa Raf. Capparidaceae

PERGOLA

STONE

VEGETATION

PISOS

CONCRETE

NUBES DE MADERA

Visual to the 04 Unique Green hill (church) Space within the municipal urbann01 Event Space (for sector tilts)

Relation with the exterior

02 Balcony to the square

LANDSCAPE

04 SPACES

rest and playgroung

02 Observation 05 Trompo practice

03 external classroom 04 Event scenario Reayuela Calle Figuras

from the eldership or independent houses

ELDERLY

Inconstant users in the morning and constant during the afternoon

06 USERS

From the College and homes

PERGOLA AS BOUNDARY OF OUTDOOR SPACES

02 Dinning room

01 Gathering

EVENT SPACE 02 01 04 05 02

01 Reception atrium

SCHOOL

Relation with the interior

02 04 03 01 02 03 01

04 Cconference or counseling space

03 RELACIÓN CON EL CONTEXTO

ELDERSHIP

STAY AREA

03 01 04 03 05 02

GRADUATING PERMEATION - Luminic - Visual - Ventilation

CHILDREN

¿HOW TO CREATE DIFERENCED SPACES THROUGH A PARGOLA?

Through this diagram are physical, material, social and environmental variables recognized, that affect the project and determine its design.

Liking for meeting, chatting and watching

SCENARIO

03 Rest Area

MARKETPLACE

Relation with the interior

ACCOMPANYING PEOPLE

STRATEGIES

ADULTS MULTIPLE SLOPES

RELATED TO THE SQUARE SPETIAL DAYS SUNDAY WEDNESDAY

MULTIPLE HIGHTS

TEACHERS PARENTS

SELLERS BUYERS WORKERS * SPEAKERS

ESPECIAL DAILY MOMENTS Breakfast of the students. Supervision of the game

WORKSHOP

Argument of the proposal The project aims to create a covered space for effective use of this yard. nevertheless it should generate a spatial richness that encourages ownership by the people of different ages and cultural groups of the municipality and conducive both the emergence of new activities and also allow permeability, maintaining the condition of an outdoor yard in essence and the visual to the exterior of the building. To satisfy this objective it is a pergola with volume richness designed. Volume that allows to give the sence of more stiffness and to generate a set of shadows playing with the stands of the stage. Additionally it is proposed a skin composed of wooden sticks to this â&#x20AC;&#x153;cloudâ&#x20AC;?, that allows a partial view of the sky and gives life to the space trough the continuous movement of the shadows generated by the sunlight.

NUBES DE MADERA

Planimetric drawings

PLAN

SECTION B-B’

SECTION B-B’ 0

WORKSHOP

PHASE 4 - WOOD CLOUDS CONSTRUCTION

PERGOLA - Immunized wood structure 01.1 01.2 01.3

- Concrete Foundations - Anchoring elements and fittings - Immunized wood ceiling

Roof 3m x 1m 10 years warranty - Tile t ype polycarbonate P C standard trapezoidal fret with UV filter

02 RECOLECCIÓN DE AGUA

03 PISO DONATION FROM THE COMPANY CANTERAS DE LOS ANDES

04 MURO 04.1

04.2

Roundwood Ø 20cm - 12cm 10cm 1m x 0.3m x 0.3m + clavera Bolts and Nails Sleaved 4cm x 4cm

- Installation of the new deck canoe - Installation of the downspout

16’000.000

217.000

- Demolition of existing material - Construction of the stands, filled to Resize - Purchase of the stone Stone royal bronce de 15cm x - Purchase of the adhesion material - Installation - Finishing with acid

2’398.600

- Demolition of existing wall - Collection and transportation of debris - Construction o f the supporting concrete 8.8m x 0.2m x 0.5m beam - Stud of iron (structural support) 3cm x 3cm x 1.6m - Welding - Closing of modular wrought iron fence 1.10m x 1.30m Cubierta 2’125.000

05 ILUMINACIÓN - Installation of MT type pipe

Requirements according to - Purchase and i nstallation of t ubular RETIE standards ceiling luminaires

06 BASEAM DE

1’200.000

VIDEOBEAM

- Trypod buy

60.000

NUBES DE MADERA

PORTABLE HOUSING

COMPETITION PREMIO CORONA / PRO-HABITAT 2014 / RURAL HOUSING

GENERAL ISSUE GENERAL ISSUE Replicability PERTINENCE OF THE PROPOSAL Industrial process Tradition CONSTRUCTION PROCESS Spatiality MODULE VARIABILITY Adition Subdivition Sustraction Consolidation process HOUSING GROWTH Modular Autonomus METHODOLOGY EXAMPLE SHAPE AND BIOCLIMATIC REPLICABILITY GROUPING OF THE HOUSES TRANSPORT SELF BUILDING

PORTABLE HOUSING

VIVIENDA PORTABLE

GENERAL ISSUE

ISSUES

The rural context in Colombia, in general, has been emphatically marked in recent decades by displacement or migration to the cities because of the armed conflict and the lack of instruments that provides economic stability to the colombian peasant. This phenomenon lead to the emergence of informal settlements in the cities, the excessive densification of urban centers, countryside abandonment, the reduction of agricultural production, among others, consequently resulting in social, environmental and economic issues making an impact on all social levels and even nationally.

20km

TRANSPORT CONSTRUCTION CONTEXT Poor condition of roads Travel distances up to 8 hours / 200km

High cost (70% of home value) Difficult achieving industrial materials Difficult achieving skilled workers

Among the most visible consequences are: the vulnerability of many communities by beeing located in risky areas, the increasing of the ecological footprint of cities due to high transportation costs (consumption of CO2) in search of food or supplies produced nearby the cities before and the discrimination and segregation of rural communities uprooted from their context and culture.

15km

Reduced accessibility

Total extention: 244 km²

10km

EL RETIRO, ANTIOQUIA

Municipal Center

Rural area: 242.5 km²

In Antioquia, specifically,the problem seems obvious trough the indicators that place about 75% of the population in urban centers or towns, densifying excessively less than the 20% of the total area of Antioquia territory.

Tº average: 16ºC Density: 65 hab/km²

LA CEJA, ANTIOQUIA

The Housing Company of Antioquia VIVA, has achieved the development of numerous housing projects in the rural area, understanding this component as critical to the solution of contemporary problems. However its effectiveness has been compromised by the isolation in which much of the target communities are located.

Municipal Center

Describing them as “Remote Communities” refer not only to the long distances to get to these, but also to the difficulty of obtaining both material resources and qualified personnel necessary for the local housing construction. This condition

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of isolation is pragmatically translated into excessive transport and labor costs. About 30% of the budget destined for each house (70 minimum monthly legal wages) is invested in the transport of materials and an other equally high percentage is invested in workforce.

REPLICABILITY

But these actions are defined by legal, political and business conditions that ignore contextual opportunities, local constructive cultures and regional materials, which could improve the efficiency of projects and make a more effective use of resources. Construction using materials, missnamed traditional, such as concrete block, brick, cement, etc., despite having high commercial efficiency in the process of industrial production, involves higher costs in the subsequent processes of transport, handling and construction and contributes to a environmental degradation greater than building techniques of cultural traditions alived in each community. Which employ mostly contextual materials such as land. In general, Colombia is a country with a wide range of constructive cultures, among which stand out the adobe, bamboo construction, the earth construction (baharque y tapia) and the wood construction. However it is clear that technical regulatory requirements (eg, earthquake resistance) disqualify most traditional building techniques for application in these projects, perhaps revealing a normative obsolescence or lack of ingenuity to search for the applicability of these tecniques in portions of projects. HOUSING FOR VERY HOT WEATHER

HOUSING FOR COLD WET WEATHER

HOUSING FOR VERY WET WEATHER (TROPICAL FOREST)

HOUSING FOR HOT WET WEATHER

COMPATIBLES CONSTRUCTIVE CULTURES

VIVIENDA PORTABLE

PERTINENCE OF THE PROPOSAL

portability the ease transport

From the above discussion, around the need to address the shortage of rural housing against a condition of isolation, it is appropriate to think of a proposal that has as its central axis the portability of the houses. Understanding the concept of portability as the ease of transporting strictly necessary materials for its construction. However, when thinking about portability you could make the mistake of designing a standardized architectural piece trough industrially process, ignoring the multiplicity of social dynamics and cultural variables, subscribed to different contexts and temporalities. Which determine the space usage and ownership of the houses by the end.

modulation building cultures self-build growth

Additionally, portability is limited by the capacity of the transport vehicle and container. Therefore it is necessary to understand that the concept of portability of housing should be complemented by a modulation of both the materials and spaces and the possibility of variability and growth. Besides it is understood that the application of local building cultures is essential, reducing the amount of materials to be transported and allowing the possibility of implementing self-build methodes and evolution in time according user needs or familie growth.

PRODUCTION

Agricultural production of vegetables and fruit Aguacate para exportaci贸n Platano Mora Lulo Tomate Uchuva

Joinery and wooden furniture Milk and Beef Production

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INDUSTRIAL PROCESS

PORPOSAL 20 to 40 meters high. It grows in moist montane forest. Used in reforestation programs in higher areas. And timber used in carpentry and construction.

FOLDING STRUCTURE

PORTABE MODULES

PINUS PATULA

BIODIVERSIDAD

Endangered species such as the sloth bear and tiger cub. marsupials rodents armadillos Mountain fox

A system of folding structural axes is develeped, that provides a preassembled structure allowing an easy instalation without affecting the efficiency of transport. Also, it determines an effective industrial production, looking for the achivemente of mass-production needs and allow affordability of these homes to remote communities.

wild birds

FAMILY CONDITION In the town there is a lack of nearby facilities for education and health. Children often work long hours.

CHILDREN - YOUNG

VIVIENDA PORTABLE

TRADITION

CONSTRUCTION PROCESS

- CORREDOR - ZOCALO - PALAFITOS

1 EARTHWORKS AND FOUNDATIONS

Traditional elements, vital to the social, productive and dynamic techniques that develop around the regional rural housing, are identified.

T A

ASSE

OWER STRUCTUR E

CORREDOR

PALAFITOS ZÓCALO

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3 ASSEMBLY OF THE STRUCTURAL FOLDING AXES

. STRUCTURAL DEC ASSEMBLY

. CO ER SYSTEM COM LETION

The roof structure is completed b the rafters esambla e, lin ing the two structural axes. These are placed ever cm maximum and rel on an additional wooden strip.

Two folding structural axes are arranged, each on top a pair of piles in the longitudinal direction of the structure, so that vertical axis rails conect the lower beams.

. FLOOR ASSEMBLY

. ALLS STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION

The cover s stem consists of pol prop lene sheets on top and it is recommended to generate a ceeling with agglomerates panels or tablets created from local materials, which allows to have a air camera improving thermoacoustic ualit .

. BASE BOARD CONSTRUCTION

The floor is developed from eas assembl wooden immuni ed boards. Each table modulates longitudinall as commercial dimensions 3m the entire module and is anchored to the oistswith nails.

To assemble the structure of the walls, some wood strips are added, that allow greater stiffness during the anchoring. The structure consists of vertical wood slats modulated ever m and another hori ontal strips bordering the baseboard at a height of cm.

. COM LETION OF ALL SYSTEM

The techni ues of muro tendinoso or bahare ue can be use for the construction of the walls. Both implement greater extent local materials and provide ade uate thermal and acoustic performance.

The baseboard can be built with concrete bloc s, bric s or BTC. It is constructed in the space delimitated b the wood structure. Isolating the upper construction materials, susceptible to humidit .

VIVIENDA PORTABLE

VARIABILIDAD DEL MÓDULO

ADITION 2. HALF IN THE FRONT AND BAC

1. HALF IN THE FRONT

Cada módulo esta compuesto por un espacio contenido y dos corredores perimetrales. La variabilidad espacial de estos se plantea a partir de tres estrategias: sustracción, subdivisión y adición (condicionada por las dimensiones de los corredores).

NOTA: Las condiciones bioclimáticas mínimas deben conservarse independientemente de la configuración espacial definida para cada módulo, por lo tanto las intervenciones de adición, por ejemplo, conlleva a una extención en la cubierta para mantener la protección solar y de intemperie adecuada.

SUBDIVITION 1. LONGITUDINAL BY HALFS

2. LONGITUDINAL BY THIRDS

TENTATIVE USE Bedroom Living

Closet / deposit

Productive

Kitchen Dinningroom Bathroom Loundry

UBICATION Next to a bedroom Next to a livingroom

SUSTRACTION

Next to a closet / deposit

$ Next to a productive space

Next to a Kitchen

In the corner

Next to a dinnigroom

Between modules

1. WALL OPENNINGS

2. INCREASING THE OPEN SPACES $

Next to a bathroom Next to a loundryroom

The graphics in isometric and plan views are simply examples that illustrate a possible interpretation of the variability strategy. Activities that will be held within these modules will logically change the interior configuration.

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3. COMPLETE IN THE FRONT

5. FULL OCUPATION

4. COMBINED $

3. TRANSVERSAL BY HALFS

4. TRANSVERSAL EN TERCIOS

5. COMBINED

CONSOLIDATION PROCESS 3. FULL OPEN

APPROPRIATION TRADITIONAL TRAITS

4. PATIO $

Although the module works and effectively respound to the weather conditions at the time when the construction process culminates, it is also considerate that the module allows the user over time not only to change conditions of aesthetic finishes, but also to provide greater durability over time and better comfort through these new finishes.

VIVIENDA PORTABLE

HOUSING GROWTH

. I T ADDED MODULE

. E OND ADDED MODULE

Modular From the development of different types of modules and their potential spatial variability, it is an initial development of houses through modules addition porpoused, which according to their settings allow accommodating different uses within the housing.

MODULA

O T

1. INITIAL MODULE

The begining of the house construction starts with a module compound of two structural axes, which define the side walls. However modules that are attached to this, according to the needs of use, only require one additional structural axis, because the rest of the support structure is allready installed on the previous module. AUTONOMOU

O T

IDE A ENDI

Autonomous The evolution over time of the house is also conditioned by autonomous user interventions. These interventions correspond to implemented additions to meet space needs acquired in time. Which are derived from family growth, production facilities, etc.

1.MÓDULO BASE

ONTAL O

Taking into count the above considerations, three types of additions are foreseen, related to the conditions of the structure of the initial modules.

2.ESTRUCTURA

1.MÓDULO BASE

A ENDI

2.ESTRUCTURA

3.CERRAMIENTO

ET EEN MODULE

1.MÓDULO BASE

3.CERRAMIENTO

EA A ENDI

2.ESTRUCTURA

3.CERRAMIENTO

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METHODOLOGY EXAMPLE BASE MODULES + ADDITIONS

$ BÁSICO

VIVIENDA PORTABLE

HOUSING GROWTH

SUSTEINABILITY - RAIN WATER COLLECTION - SURFACE FLOW HUMEDAL - BIODIGESTOR

The module form, shaped by the structural axes, is delimitated by both climatic conditions of the context, such as technical specifications of materials and a cultural collective memory. Therefore retains a traditional gable roof form with measured large eaves, recognizing not only intelligence regarding the care of the material that makes up the walls, but the importance of the corridor in social dynamics of the countryside houses, which take place under the eaves,

However the traditional form is substantialy modified searching to improve the conditions of internal thermal comfort. Accordingly it is sought to implement direct gain solar passive systems and a Trombe wall. These strategies consist of a plastic window in the roof, achieved by generating two trestles, and a low cost greenhouse attached to the module when required, acording to special use destination of spaces (eg bedrooms). Fullfilling the fuction of a tromb wall by filling the inner space of the modules with warm air trough several perforations on the walls.

REPLICABILITY SE TI N

The procedure followed for this specific context could be replicated to develop housing prototypes in other regions of the country, as the isue treated in this exercise recurs throughout the national context (remote comunities). Understanding this, man could develop diferent modules that respond, trough their form and construction materials, specifically to different climatic, natural and cultural conditions. Across the mapping of the natural regions of Colombia and constructive cultures presented along the country, it would be possible to refine these prototypes in 4 categories: housing for very hot weather, housing fot hot and humid climate, housing for very humid climate and housing for cold weather. Taking into count the above considerations, three types of additions are foreseen, related to the conditions of the structure of the initial modules.

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CAPTATION SURFACE

LOW COST TROMBE WALL

COLLECTION + STORAGE The collection of water and it s effectiveness to supply the needs of the property is strictly linked to the climatic region where the property is located, due to the rainfall variability. For this e ample, The Retiro town precipitation rates are used.

24 m2

Perfiles madera 4 x 2cm Grapas para angeo

Angeo (filtro)

1/2 Tubería PVC 8”

Grava

FILTRO

Tapa removible

Tanque 250lts

AGUA DE REBOSE

Fitoremediación

3 m2 x PERSONA

DEVELOPMENT OF A HAOSE FOR VERY HOT WEATHER

To improve the thermal comfort of the rooms in the house A low budget Trombe wall system is implemented. This will be located in the back corridor at the area of the affected module. The heat generated by the greenhouse system will be transmitted during the day through embedded PVC ducts in the wall that will be closed at night to prevent heat loss.

Pintura negra

Tubería PVC 2”

AGUA USO APARATOS

AGUA USO LIMPIEZA

ucto PVC 4 ”

BIODIGESTOR (ORGANIC WASTES + BLACK WATER) AGUAS NEGRAS GAS

Tubería PVC 4”

Tubería GAS Tapa removible Tubería 2”

ABONO (90% AGUA)

Tubería 2” Terreno natural

Tap n remobible

COTA DE REBOSE

For the treatment of gray water from sinks and kitchen and a wetland surface flow system is implemented. This involves treatment from phyto depuration made by plants sown in the area of infiltration. Water obtained from this process can be reused for house cleaning and plants irrigation.

Tubería 2”

Pl stico mm

FILTRO

Sifon (filtro)

SURFACE FLOW HUMEDALS FOR GRAY WATTER TREATMENT AGUAS GRISES

A low budget system of rainwater collector is proposed. This will be composed only by PVC pipes, metallic mesh, wooden slats and a 250 liter tank. This system could collect enough water for all the home basic functions.

Tanque 200lts

The system used for the treatment of sewage and BIOCLIMATIC SPECTANCES organic wastes consists in a simplified bio-digester. It is a septic tank with biomass (bacteria), where organic waste is deposited and methane gas is produced. This gas is conducted through a pipe to the cooking stove. Also a liquid byproduct is generated that could be used as fertilizer.

IDEAL ORIENTATION

AGUA LIMPIA

DEVELOPMENT OF A HOUSE FOR HOT WET WEATHER

DEVELOPMENT OF A HOUSE FOR VERY WET WEATHER

VIVIENDA PORTABLE

GROUPING OF THE HOUSES

GANA ERO COMPATIBILIDAD

The idea pretends to implement the conditions proposed by the studied agroforestry systems, to generate a community of diverse productivity, self-sufficient and integrated by codependency, common services and transition space between public and private institutions.

EBAN STA - AL U LA LA T ERRA COMPATIBILIDAD

URBAN SYSTEM AGROFORESTAL

AGRÍCOLA - MORA

AGRÍCOLA - LULO

COMPATIBILIDAD

CONSER AC N - C A U RO COMPATIBILIDAD

FORESTAL -

NO ATULA

COMPATIBILIDAD

E U AM ENTO - E UCAT O FORESTAL -

NO ATULA

COMPATIBILIDAD

E U

AM ENTO - SALU

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TRANSPORT

SELF BUILDING

Calculating the required area to transport construction materials of each module, the possibility of an effective handling is verified. A little truck has the capacity to transport a complete module, however, thinking about satisfying needs for more bulk and distant places, the module could be transported both by land as well sea and air if it´s required.

The whole process was thought to be executed with the fewest possible foreign community people. To achieve this, assembly systems that require minimal carpentry skills are implemented, suitable materials size for one or maximum, two people are proposed and prevailing knowledge building techniques are implemented in the current context.

PORTABILITY LAND RIVER MARITIME AIR

EXPLODED

CARROZA/ TRANSPORTE ANIMAL 1/2 MÓDULO

CAMIONETA/ BOLCO 1 MÓDULO

CAMION DE ESTACAS 2 MÓDULO

CAMION DE 6 EJES

8 MÓDULO

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INTEGRAL IMPROVEMENT

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

CENTRALIDAD CERRO LA CRUZ

GENERAL STATISTICS Current CA CA ALLE E SE

PTIM A

14.669 M2

- TOTAL EXISTING HOUSING = 17

E UN O

- TOTAL BURNED HOUSING = 12

CUA CU UART RTA A

- TOTAL EXISTING SLUMS = 8

CA A

-TOTAL EXISTING PUBLIC FACILITIES = 1 = 152 M2 - TOTAL EXISTING PUBLIC SPACE - PARK AND SOCCER FIELD = 692 M2 - SIDEWALKS AND LADDERS = 1078 M2

SIN IN

Propoused - PROYECTOS DE VIVIENDA - UNIDADES = 33 - M2 CONSTRUIDOS = 1835

PLANTA URBANA

CENTRALIDAD CERRO LA CRUZ ESCALA = 1:500

-EQUIPAMIENTOS - AMPLIANCION JUNTA = 460 M2 CONSTRUIDOS NUEVOS + 152 M2 MEJORAMIENTO + 165 M2 DE ESPACIO PÚBLICO - CENTRO DE SALUD = 205 M2 - CLUB DEORTIVO = 115 M2 - ESPACIO PÚBLICO NUEVO - ANDENES Y ESCALERAS = 1929 M2 - PLAZA CENTRAL = 205 M2

NO M BR E

CAU

GENERAL COMPONENTS

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Vehicular movility

ANO LA COLA UAC GU

AL A RAL ND MEN

-Expansion Via Vergel ( 1.5m way + 2m sidewalk )

P PA

L PILLOLCO

- Define one-way for transit on the via the Vergel to reduce the impact over buildings and lots of opportunity.

CON CO ONG GR RE R ES SO O

- Restriction of vehicular passage through the centrality by pedestrian overpasses.

VALDIVI V D VIES IE ES E ESO SO

LAS QUI NT

O NO NAMUN L UNA UEL UE UEL GU IGU MIG M

Pedestrian movility MOLIER LIE LIE IER ER RE E

GA GA U AG URUAG S STAB ASTABU

- Prioritize the continuity of paths, passage or existing stairs. - Generate semiprivate spaces, linked via footpaths inside the blocks.

AL LL LE E SE S PT PTI TIM MA

D TAD LIBER

RE RE RRE RR R ATOR LATO

TE RC ER A

A LL VVIL EE

Existing constructions

NAYLOR

- Keep the buildings in good condition and with high degree of consolidation. - Resettle the houses affected by the fire within lots of opportunity present. - To improve and build new facilities required by the population.

Propoused projects - Expansion and improvement of the neighborhood council -Center For health -Club for Sports - Housing in Crest Hill - Housing in slope - Housing inside the block

URBAN PLAN

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH CENTER SPORT CLUB HOUSING -Basic atention level -Transfer to a zone -CREST HILL TIPOLOGY BUILDING Finish the shape of (prehospital) already provided with -Expansion the blocks Easy accesibility sport facilities -The continuity of - Contain the - Low permeable / - Balcony towards de pedestrian passages growth contain its own visuals sport stage or -Opening to the central towards the valley square -IN SLOPE TIPOLOGY -Adaptation to the - Emplacement according to program of the building the slope -Very permeable - Preserve the visuals

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PUBLIC SPACE STRATEGIES

CERRO LA CRUZ

Linear ladders until a crossing point

GROUPING STRATEGIES L tipology mirror

Meandering ladders

- This housing grouping provides a continuous front facing, what allows an easier development of the of access for each house, but also proposes clear spaces to the back, thought as future expansion spaces or shared gardens. - It is intended to share the greatest possible number of walls to reduce the cost of housing and it would also allow to link linearly the services areas of each housing unit.

Pedestrian crossover Crossing tipology - Using tipologies developed in two floors, with a diference of a mid hight between them, is possible to achieve a partial cross between housing units - Are placed in the portion where the types are linked, individual services , allowing greater ease in construction technique .

Block breaking

-The Spaces between the houses are proposed as potential for expansion.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

HOUSING TIPOLOGY SEED CORE

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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SHAPE DEVELOPMENT

TERRAINTERRENO

CONSTRUCTIVE PROPOUSAL

SAVING SPACE STRATEGIES

Argument

Construction of the metalic structure

CONSTRUCCIÓN DE LA ESTRUCTURA METÁLICA

This type of housing is called the SEED CORE because it explores the possibility that the state subsidizes housing partially due to the large number of victims. It would be given then to each family group or persons who lived in a separate house a start module that meets all earthquake and firefighting requirements and that contains all the basic services required by its inhabitants.

DE SERVICIOS SERVICEMÓDULO MODULE

DISPOSICIÓN Y ANCLAJE DE ELEMENTOS DE LOSA

CONSTRUCCIÓN DE MUROS EN MAMPOSTERIA, CONFINADOS POR LA ESTRUCTURA

Disposition and anchoring of the slab

AJUSTE DE NIVELES LEVEL ADJUSTMENT

Construction of the mansory wall, confined by the structure

The culmination of housing would be the responsibility of each user, who according to their requirements would add to this initial modul the amount of constructed spaces he likes or can afford. Although this final step is taken acording to the taste of each user, it is developed a possible application of construction methods for this attachments, including construction systems using metal or masonry structure.

SPATIALITY

ESPACIALIDAD

Disposition of the roof materials

DISPOSICIÓN DE MATERIALES DE CUBIERTA

CULMINACIÓN DE CERRAMIENTOS MEDIANTE VENTANALES Y PUERTAS

APENDICES DE USO SOCIAL SOCIAL USE “APENDIX”

6 PRIVAT USE “APENDIX” APENDICES DE USO PRIVADO

CRECIMIENTO FUTURE GROWTH

Enclosures finishing with windows and doors

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

SECTION CUT - HOUSING GROUPING

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REAR FACHADE PERSPECTIVE

ENTRANCE PERSPECTIVE

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

PUBLIC SPACE HARVESTING LADDERS Argument

PUBLIC SPACE CONSTRUCTIVE DETAIL

For the development of public space into the blocks it is the scheme of rain gardens implemented, searching for the water harvesting to supply the basic cleenig needs of public spaces or even of the neighborhood building or the houses settled near the new public space. This gardens could also serve as water tanks for firemen in case of eventual fires. To locate water tanks in the center of the bloks allows a much faster performance, even when the community is the one fighting the fire, before firemen appearence. All semipublic space becomes a network of water and contemplation and meeting spaces, composed primarily by gardens of hydrophilic plants, which purify and filter water. Moreover it consists of a hollow walls bordering the gardens and circulations, working as a stow for the water and electricity supply network. Lastly are arranged water collection tanks at the nodes of circulation, which also can be used as street furniture.

PUBLIC SPACE PERSPECTIVE ANAGALLIS ALTERNIFOLIA (PIMPINELA)

COTULA CORONOPIFOLIA (BOTÓN DE ORO)

BUDDLEJA GLOBOSA (MATICO / PAÑIL)

FUCHSIA MAGELLANICA (CHICO / CHILCA / PALO BLANCO)

CALCEOLARIA ARACHNOIDEA (CAPACHITO MORADO)

MYRCEUGENIA EXSUCCA (PITRILLA / PITRA / PATAGUA)

CORIARIA RUSCIFOLIA (DEO / HUIQUE / MATARRATONES)

SALIX BABYLONICA (SAUCE / SAUCE LLORÓN)

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PUBLIC SPACE SISTEM AN UE DE RE VE E A I N IDR ILA I RRE EDIA I N

I N

JARDÍN DE LLUVIA

DU DE RE LE I N

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

NEIGHBORHOOD BUILDING Argument

COVER DIAGRAM

The neighborhood building is understood as a building for the community and therefore it should probeer the users with spaces that complement their usual activities, both related to work or leisure activities. Moreover it must be architecturally conceived as a permeable building, allowing the appreciation both from the inside to the outside aswell from the outside to all the activities that would take place there. So the building is composed by a large cover that wraps the two buildings, that contain the activities with greater isolation requirements, and also covers more open spaces, ment to encourage public activities.

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

CERRO LA CRUZ

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

BUILDING COMPOSITION

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

ELEVETION A-A’

ELEVETION B-B’

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INTERIOR SPATIALITY

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

Argument

sight, metal structures and metal sheets are implemented. Which are very recurrent materials in Valparaiso and they are also fireproof preventing new fire emergencies. This last feature lets think about the neighborhood building as a refuge in case of disasters.

The siting of the building develops from the levels established by the stairs present inside the block and the accessibility and transit these provide. Thus allowing un the one hand a pedestrian continuity within the block, and on the other hand making a building conceived with multiple levels according to its context. Also the material proposal for the building intended to be contextualized, for this reason materials as concrete in

FACHADE

CERRO LA CRUZ

CONSTRUCTIVE 3D DETAIL

INTEGRAL NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT

FACHADE PERSPECTIVE

CERRO LA CRUZ

LOWER LEVEL PLAN

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