il Processo
VERONICA HIEGEMANN D’ANNUNZIO
il Processo:
Throughout my years as an Architectural Designer, I have come to the conclusion that every single step in the design process is just as important as the ďŹ nal presentation. My interest is in the development of every detail since the very beginning. From the aesthetic feeling of the composition being displayed, to the 2D drawings that make a building a reality. Because Architecture is more about what it’s felt, than what it’s seen by the naked eye.
CURRICULUM VITAE
VERONICA HIEGEMANN D’ANNUNZIO VERONICAHIEGEMANN@GMAIL.COM
. (954)464-0120
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Jan 2011 - Apr 2012
EDUCATION Jun 2009 - Aug 2012
Summer 2011
Study Abroad Summer Art & Architecture Program
Summer 2014
Study Abroad FIU Architecture Studio Research Program
Aug 2012 - May 2015
May 2012 - Sept 2013
Tokyo, Japan
June 2013 - Oct 2014
Florida International University-Miami,FL
June 2015 - Present
Architectural Production Assistant Ammar Tannery - Cairo, Egypt
Co Founder and Drafter Dan Graphics Corp - Weston, FL
- Provide branding services to companies and nonprofit organizations. - Assist in the design process of websites. - Develop 3D renderings and drawings to offer client design solutions. - Meet with municipality to provide clients with current regulations.
AWARDS / COMPETITIONS
Model Making Rendering 3D Printing
January 2014
LICENSES In Progress since Oct 2015
7 Seas Marine Consulting - Ft.Lauderdale, FL
- Assist in the development of preliminary designs for the new factory. - Develop 3D renderings to offer client an early-walk through. - Meet with contractors to check the status of construction process.
SKILLS Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator/InDesign Google SketchUp Artlantis Studio Autodesk Maya Autodesk Revit Autodesk 123D Make
Boat Remodeling Assistant
- Assist in budget control and purchasing necessary materials. - Assist in the decisions for materiality and color palette. - Assist with plans and renderings for theproject’s proposal.
Pescara, Italy
Accelerated Masters in Architecture - Magna Cum Laude
Coral Springs Printing - Coral Springs, FL
- Design branding identity and logos for an array of customers. - Aid clients choose an appropriate image for their business. - Assist printing setup and actual printing process.
Associate of Arts in Architecture - Summa Cum Laude Florida International University-Miami,FL
Graphic Design Intern
Architect Registration Examination (ARE®) Passed Passed Passed
Building Design & Construction Systems 4.0 Schematic Design 4.0 Structural Systems 4.0
Living Void Pavilion
FIU Spring Charette Competition
March 2014
Cylindrical Print Waste Gown - Honorable Mention
Spring 2015
FIU Superior Master Thesis Award
LANGUAGES
FIU Eco-Couture Fashion Design Competition
English, Spanish, Italian
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PROGRAMMING
- Westonian Cultural Center
SCHEMATIC DESIGN
- Habitable Illusion / Sanctuary Pavilions
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT - Suspended Urban Gardens
Thesis
COMPILATION OF THE DESIGN PROCESS
- SOFT Jetée
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS - Centro Cultural Venezuela
Gallery PROFESSIONAL WORK - Everyday Hope
COMPETITIONS / GRAPHICS - Cylindrical Print Waste Gown - Rebecca Towers
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PROGRAMMING Westonian Cultural Center
Location: Weston, FL / Program: Community Center
For this Cultural Center, I want to examine the isolation of people as they pursue their goal – tradition – of the single-family home. How then are these elements applied to the planned community problem? How can they be used to define the proper questions for addressing the issue of community?
AIM: INTRODUCE AN URBAN ELEMENT INTO A SUBURBAN ENVIRONMENT. WHY? SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS TEND TO ISOLATE PEOPLE. THE PURSUIT OF LOW-DENSITY HOUSING OPTIONS, HAVE IN ACTUALITY, CREATED SEMI HIGH-DENSITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES. CONSEQUENTLY, A NETWORK OF PEOPLE IS CUT APART BY THEIR DESIRE TO HAVE THEIR OWN HOME AND THEIR OWN YARD.
WESTON CULTURAL CENTER
CONCLUSION: SOCIALIZATION IS SECTIONED OFF BY PRIVACY FENCES AND DISCRIMINATORY ZONING BASED ON LEVEL OF INCOME $.
DESIGN INTENT: DESIGN A CENTRALIZED SOCIAL SPACE AND REINTRODUCE THE ELEMENT OF SOCIALIZING, WHICH IS INHERENT IN DENSE URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS.
AFRICAN AMERICAN
COMMUNITY STRUCTURE
CUBANS
VENEZUELANS
CUBANS
COLOMBIANS
VENEZUELANS
WESTONIANS
COLOMBIANS PERUVIANS
AFRICAN AMERICAN
ASIANS
AMERICANS
ASIANS
PERUVIANS
AMERICANS
NATIVE AMERICAN
NATIVE AMERICAN
EXOTIC PLANTS SPRAYED INTO LAKES
EXOTIC PLANT TRANSFORMATION
ONLY THE NATIVE PLANTS REMAIN
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SCHEMATIC DESIGN Habitable Illusion
Sanctuary Pavilions
This community center is a play between deceiving producing a false or misleading impression of reality and habitability. After studies in Japanese culture and historical Architecture, it can be concluded that a leader of its style is illusions like in the example of the famous Japanese Garden. The garden is designed to look picturesque and deceives the visitor of its size because all components are proportional, but in reality it is almost inhabitable.
Miami Beach is typically an exclusive destination. It’s lined with luxury hotels and occupied by everyday beach goers crowding the sand. This design carves out spaces to provide accessible versions of Miami’s famous pool parties, and offers unique retreat-like studios to local artists who seek exposure and recognition.
Location: Tokyo, Japan / Program: Community Center
Location: Miami Beach, FL / Program: Artist Residences and Pools
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Suspended Urban Gardens
Location: Brickell, FL / Program: Residential and Commercial
This Premiere Urban Outdoor Recreation Space/City Icon augments Brickell’s existing public areas with over 70,000 square feet of gardens. To remedy the site’s leading problem, community gathering areas where residents and visitors can come together and enjoy multiple outdoor recreational options as well as indoors. With a variety of restaurants, shops, etc., Suspended Urban Gardens is the place to be! In addition the two tallest towers serve for the luxurious residential units that increase in price, as the views get more and more spectacular. The third tallest, accommodates offices for distinct businesses, and the two petite towers at both ends of the site houses retail spaces.
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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS Centro Cultural Venezuela
Location: Caracas, Vzla / Program: Community Center
This community center is ideally meant to inform the resident of Caracas about local Venezuelan culture, art and of ways to create a more peaceful environment for themselves and their families. Due to the fact that Caracas is one of the cities with the most homicides per capita, safety is the biggest aspect regarding the ability for all people to visit this Cultural Center. The spaces within this building are in a way “diffusers of violence� where anyone (from all social and economical statuses) can come together at this sacred and safe place.
Thesis
COMPILATION OF THE DESIGN PROCESS SOFT JetĂŠe
Location: Virginia Key, FL / Program: Public Marine Center
Question: why does Miami treat marinas like abandoned parking garages, instead of designing these edge conditions to be of civic use? Goal: layer programmatic priorities throughout my site and eventually other potential harbor zones, to not only provide new places for public recreation and marinas, but simultaneously generate a response to climatic changes with urban development.
Thesis Strategy: design a privately sponsored public space. By reactivating the Miami Marine Stadium and providing activities such as piers, parks, restaurants and recreational areas on the water’s edge, Virginia Key becomes a regional destination point. Like mangroves, the soft infrastructure embraces and creates new ecologies for the future.
Gallery PROFESSIONAL WORK - Everyday Hope
COMPETITIONS / GRAPHICS - Cylindrical Print Waste Gown - Rebecca Towers
PROFESSIONAL WORK
COMPETITIONS / GRAPHICS
Graphic Design - Branding for a Nonprofit Organization EVERYDAY HOPE
(left) Cylindrical Print Waste Gown
FIU Eco-Couture Fashion Design Competition
www.everydayhopeproject.org
(bottom) Wayfinding for Rebecca Towers FIU D7-Signage Competition
ABCDEFGHIGKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY Z Zapfino Regular
chosen for the representation of elegance and to make the logo memorable
ABCDEFGHIGKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 1234567890
ITCAvantGarde Medium
chosen for its clearity and legiility and at distance
Color Palette
150 Pantone
Pantone
Pantone
Pantone
these colors not only bring life to the existing colors of Rebecca Towers, but also come from the tones used on the Housing Authority logo
Polyethylene stitched fabric (blocks 95% UVR)
Concrete
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Materials
Acrylic it is transparent and durable
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200 Aluminum Sheets light weight material gives a luxurious look
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