undergraduate portfolio alejandro peña villarreal

ALEJANDRO PEÑA UNDERGRADUATE PORTFOLIO

2009 - 2013

12 - SEPTEMBER - 1989MONTERRY N.L.044(81) 1080 2826

+52(81) 8356 0719 / [email protected]

EDUCATION2009 - PRESENT

JUN/JUL 2012

1997 - 2009

UNIVERSITY - MONTERREY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYINSTITUTO TECNOLOGIGO DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES (MONTERREY CAMPUS)

ILLINOIS INSTITUE OF TECHNOLOGY CHICAGO, IL, USA

ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE SCHOOL & HIGHSCHOOL AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF MONTERREY A.C.

AGO/DIC 2013

ENE/MAYO 2013

CATEDRA ORANGELIC. GUILLERMO LLAGUNO Y LIC. CARLOS ROSSEAU MIXED-USE BUILDING FINANCIAL PROPOSAL, ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT AND BRANDING

CATEDRA BLANCA XVI ARCH. AGUSTIN LANDA Y ARCH, DAVID BENITEZ REGENERATION OF THE CITY THROUGH OXXO’S CONVENIENCE STORE REGENERATION OF THE CITY THROUGH OXXO’S CONVENIENCE STORE MULTI FAMILY HOUSING AND LINEAR PARK ALONG STREAM

SKILLSPROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY

SINGING AND MUSIC

CORPORATE IMAGE IDENTITY

MARKETING & BRANDING

MODEL MAKING

EASE OF WORD

INDEPENDENCE & LEADERSHIPINDEPENDENCE & LEADERSHIP

LANGUAGESSPANISH (1ST LANGUAGE)

ENGLISH (100%)

ITALIAN (20%)

SOFTWAREAUTODESK - AUTOCAD (ADVANCE)

AUTODESK - REVIT (ADVANCE)

3DS-STUDIO MAX - DESIGN (INTERMEDIATE)

MICROSOFT - WORD/EXCEL/POWERPOINT (ADVANCE)

ADOBE - PHOTOSHOP (ADVANCE)

ADOBE - LIGHTROOM (ADVANCE)

ADOBE - FIREWORKS ADOBE - FIREWORKS (ADVANCE)

ADOBE - ILUSTRATOR (INTERMEDIATE)

GOOGLE SKETCHUP (INTERMEDIATE)

ACADEMIC COURSES

ALEJANDRO PEÑA VILLARREAL

2013

OFICIO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA

2013 - RECIDENCIA TECAMACHALCO (HOUSE) CONCEPTUALIZATION, ARCHITECTURAL AND EXECUTIVE PLANS MODEL, CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION

2013 - CASA PRIVANZAS (HOUSE) REMODELING, INFRASTRUCTURE STUDY

2013 - FINANCIERA NIU 2013 - FINANCIERA NIU (OFFICES) CONCEPTUALIZATION, ARCHITECTURAL AND EXECUTIVE PLANS 3D MODEL

2013 - LA CHULERIA (INTERIOR DESIGN) CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION

2013 - MANDUCA (INTERIOR DESIGN) CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION

2013 - CASA LOMAS 2013 - CASA LOMAS (HOUSE) DESIGN, ARCHITECTURAL AND EXECUTIVE PLANS

2013 - NISSAN VASCONCELOS (CAR DEALERSHIP) CONCEPTUALIZATION, ARCHITECTURAL PLANS

SAN PEDRO GG, NL, MX


MONTERREY, NL, MX

MONTERREY, NL, MX

MONTERREY, NL, MX


SAN PEDRO GG, NL, MXSAN PEDRO GG, NL, MX

AUG/DIC 2012

AUG/DIC 2012

AUG/DIC 2012

JUN/JUL 2012

JUN/JUL 2012

JAN/MAY 2012

JAN/MAY 2012JAN/MAY 2012

AUG/DIC 2011

JAN/MAY 2011

AUG/DIC 2010

DESIGN WORKSHOP FIVEARCH. MIRIAM TORRES Y ARCH, SOFIA MEYER TEMPORARY HOUSING HAITI ONU HABITAT 2012 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION (HONORABLE MENTION) NUEVO AMANECER REMODELING

HOUSING AND THE CITYPHD. PEDRO PACHECOPHD. PEDRO PACHECO CONSTRUCTION OF MODULE FOR LOW-INCOME SCHOOL

CONSTRUCTION WORKSHOP TWO DESIGN AN OFFICE BUILDING AND ALL ITS ARCHITECTURAL PLANS

SMALL URBAN INTERVENTIONSARCH. KARLA SIERRALTA , PHD.MANUEL FALCON , ARCH.GILBERTO OSORIO 4 URBAN INTERVENTIONS IN 4 DIFFERENT CITIES

URBAN FURNITURE FABRICATIONURBAN FURNITURE FABRICATIONARCH. PAUL PETTIGREW

DESIGN WORKSHOP FOURARCH. MARCELA GONZALEZ VELOZ , ARCH. CARLOS FONSECA URBAN INTERVENTION IN MONTERREY MULTIMODAL STATION PROJECT

CONSTRUCTION WORKSHOP ONE DESIGN A HOUSE AND ALL ITS ARCHITECTURAL PLANS

DESIGN WORKSHOP THREEARCH. MAURICIO MAYCOTTE, ARCH. SOFIA AREVALO URBAN INTERVENTION BY DOWNTOWN AREA ARTS AND CRAFTS + MULTIPURPOSE SCHOOL - PERSONAL PROJECT

DESIGN WORKSHOP TWOARCH. VERONICA POZAS DENSIFICATION ALONG THE SANTA LUCIA RIVERWALK MIX USE BUILDINGS - PERSONAL PROJECT

DESIGN WORKSHOP ONEARCH. ROBERTO ROMERO, ARCH. MANUEL MARTINEZ DESIGN THREE HOUSES

WORK EXPERIENCE

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2012

2012 - PUNTO CENTRAL (APARTMENT) CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION

2012 - LA ALHAMBRA (HOUSE) ARCHITECTURAL AND EXECUTIVE PLANS, MODEL

2012 - MIDUVI (SOCIAL HOUSING) REPRESENTATION, PRINTS, PHOTOSHOP

2012 - VIVER 2012 - VIVER (HOUSING) CONCEPTUALIZACION, MODEL, ARCHITECTURAL PLANS



COSTA, ECUADOR,

BOCA DE RIO, VER, MX

2009

GRUPO LEMOX - ARCH. PATRICIA SALINAS

2009 - CASA JOYA DEL VENADO (HOUSE) ARQ. ADAN LOZANO CONSTRUCTION AND ADMINISTRATION SUPERVISION

2009 - CENTRO ANSPAC (COMMUNITY CENTER) CONSTRUCTION AND ADMINISTRATION SUPERVISION


MONTERREY NL, MX

2008

EDIFICACIONES RODRIGUEZ BAILEY - ARCH. GUILLERMO RODRIGUEZ

2008 - ACCOUNTING TAX ADMINISTRATION

2008 - CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION IN BANKS, AND SCHOOLS

MONTERREY NL, MX

MONTERREY NL, MX

2007

AIRE Y CONFORT - ING. SERAFIN VILLARREAL

2007 - CLIMATIC ANALYSIS AND AC DISTRIBUTION

SAN PEDRO GG NL, MX

2013

RELEVANT ACTIVITIES

RITRATTO FOTOGRAFIA (FOUNDER)

2009 - 2013 PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS

PRODUCTS, FAMILY, FASHION, ARCHITECTURE, CORPORATE ARTISTIC, NEWBORN, PREGNANCY, EVENTS, ETC, WWW.RITRATTO.MX

SAN PEDRO GG NL, MX

2013

2013

2012

2012

2012

2009

20092009

CATEDRA ORANGE - 1ST PLACE (BEST PROJECT AND PRESENTATION)

CATEDRA BLANCA XXI - AGUSTIN LANDA Y DAVID BENITEZ (STUDIO)

HONOURABLE MENTION - UNO HABITAT “I'M A CITY CHANGER” (INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION)

1ST PLACE SMALL URBAN INTERVENTIOS PROGRAMA IN THE ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

DESIGN LIKE YOU GIVE A DAMN LIVE - ARCHITECTURE FOR HUMANITY - PARTICIPANT, GROUP EXHIBITION

UNOCIEN, ARCHITECURE SYMPOSIUM - ORGANIZER, LOGISTICS COORDINATOR

2005 - 2009 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AT THE AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF MONTERREY2005 - 2009 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AT THE AMERICAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION OF MONTERREY

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CORPORATE IMAGE

2009 - 2013 CORPORATE IMAGE DESIGN

CITEC INTERNACIONAL- LOGO, ADVERTISING, CORPORATE IDENTITY CANTOS - LOGO IN COLABORATION WITH CARLOS SOMOHANO - ADVERTISING, SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT AND WEBSITE GIRAMESAS - LOGO, ADVERTISING MADNESS SOCIETY RECORDS - LOGO IN COLABORATION CON PAULINA RANGEL MADNESS SOCIETY RECORDS - LOGO IN COLABORATION CON PAULINA RANGEL RITRATTO FOTOGRAFIA - LOGO, ADVERTISING, NETWORK MANAGEMENT AND WEB PAGE

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CONTENT

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TRANSPORT AND URBAN PLANNINGMultimodel Station........................................................................................................................pg.08

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SINGLE FAMILY HOUSINGOlinala...........................................................................................................................................................pg.16

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PUBLIC PLAZAPlazuela Miguel Auza.................................................................................................................. pg.20

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OFFICE SPACERamma.......................................................................................................................................................pg.24

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REGENERATION AND URBAN INTERVENTION Arts and Crafts School..............................................................................................................pg.28

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URBAN PLANNING AND REGENERATIONArroyo Seco...........................................................................................................................................pg.38

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MIXED USE BUILDING Caliza.............................................................................................................................................................pg.46

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PERSONAL PROJECTS i - Furniture Fabrication...........................................................................................................ii - Architecture Studio..............................................................................................................iii - Photography...............................................................................................................................

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ONU HABITAT COMPETITIONMultifamiliar Benito Juarez.................................................................................................Honorable Mention

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CONTEXTLocated at the corner of Pino Suarez and Constitucion Avenue, this intersection functions as a vehicular and transportation node. Surrounded by wide avenues, buildings, shops and hotels, this corner has the potential for growth and cultural convergence.

PROJECT

MULTIMODAL STATION

TRANSPORT AND URBAN PLANNING 01

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Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

multimodal station

multimodal station

linear masterplan connection

bridge withprogram

sportscenter

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PROPOSED OPEN - ILLUMINATED - VENTILATED STATIONTRADITIONAL CLOSED - DARK - UNVENTILATED STATION

12 PARKING ENTRANCE AND EXIT

MOTOR LOBBYTAXI PICK UP

BUS GATE

URBAN BUS DROP OFF

WEST ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

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bRIDGE - mULTIMODAL STATION ACCESS

CONTEXT

48 hour Charrette

We were asked to design a big house for a family of six members in this incredible lot overlooking the city of Monterrey. With old trees in the area the house was designed around the biggest trees. Big walls detaches the house from the ground respecting nature and leaving great absorption area by allowing water to pass by freely. The internal gardens provide light and natural ventilation to all the house.

Located in Olinalá, the intervention lot has a steep slope and when it rains it gets a fairly amount of water running through. It is full of greenery, big trees and overlooks the city of Monterrey with some really mesmerizing views.

PROJECT

OLINALA

SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING 02

San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

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ALLOW NATURAL WATERCOURSE

RESPECT NATURAL VEGETATION

RESPECT TERRAIN BY ELEVATING VOLUMES

WALLS - STRUCTURE AND ELEVATE THE HOUSE

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR

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BA

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SECTION A-A’

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CONTEXT

In collaboration with Alfredo DavalosConceptualization and Execution in Two DaysWinner of the Best Project and Best Representation

With the intention of relating the plaza with its rich and historical background we decided to make of this place a time capsule, where by walking through it, you could feel and learn about the history of Zacatecas and the plaza itself. Following the radial configuration of this irregular plaza we decided to work this project in a tridimensional way, where we digged different levels in time and space. By adding 360 digital view scopes that will project the different eras of this plaza and the city, this square will become a new attraction for this beautiful colonial city. new attraction for this beautiful colonial city.

Located in Zacatecas downtown, next to the Old Temple of St. Augustin and three blocks away from the Zacatecas Cathedral this square lacks of spirit and urban presence.

Dowtown Zacatecas, Zacatecas, México

PROJECT

PLAZUELA MIGUEL AUZA

PUBLIC PLAZA 03

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1. CURRENT PLAZA - NO SHADED NOR SITTING AREA -ABANDONED PLAZA

2. CURRENT PLAZA STUDY - USED AS A TRANSITION CORRIDOR - INTERESTING RADIAL CONFIGURATION

3. CONCEPTUAL PROPOSAL - CREATE DIFFERENT AND DYNAMIC LEVES - MORE SITTING AREA

4. CONCEPTUAL PROPOSAL - PLACE TREES - SHADED AREA - MULTIPURPOSE STAGE

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SECTION

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CONTEXT

In collaboration with Paulina Rangel & Barbara Martinez

Design a profitable corporate building with office spaces of 500 or 1,000 m2. To provide more flexibility in the office spaces the structure is placed outside of the building leaving the interiors free and flexible to suit all types of layouts. Parking is solved using half levels to optimize square meters of construction. The circulation and service spaces of the building are in the east and west facade to protect from sunlight .

Located in a complex of buildings, the property has all the facilities and a great location. To the South it has great views of the Sierra Madre, to the West of the Cerro de la Silla and to the East of the Huasteca Mountains.


PROJECT

RAMMA

OFFICE SPACE 03

PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONBuilding’s Concept and DesignPhotoshops, Section and Elevation Plans

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1. PARKING VOLUME 2. OPTIMIZED PARKING (HALF LEVELS) - UNDERGROUND PARKING

3. EXTERIOR STRUCTURE = FLEXIBLE, DYNAMIC, OPEN FLOOR PLAN

4. CIRCULATIONS AND SERVICES - PROTECTS EAST/WEST FACADE

5. OFFICES VOLUME 6. FREE SPACE FOR PUBLIC PURPOSE = SKY LOUNGE, EXECUTIVE CLUB, PLAZA

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NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

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CROSS SECTION LONGITUDINAL SECTION

STANDARD FLOOR

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CONTEXT

The project was to restore the historical building Madereria la Victoria, which is a building with a very clear arts nouveau influence. With a brutalist approach for the restoration, the main focus of the project was to conserve the existing structures and create a school with large public an recreational areas for the community.

Located in front of a Historical Avenue that used to be a linear park in the fifties, the property is now surrounded of old stores. Over the years this neighborhood was abandoned because it had became a purely commercial area. From there the insecurity started and today it is one of the most dangerous zones in Monterrey.

PROJECT

ARTS AND CRAFTS SCHOOL

REGENERATION AND URBAN INTERVENTION 05


CURRENT STATE

PROCESS

1. CURRENT DISTRIBUTION - COMFORTABLE AND INTERESTING SPACES - THE CENTER PIECE GETS DEMOLISHED

2. CONCEPTUAL DISTRIBUTION - EMBRACE THE CENTER OF THE PROJECT - LEAVE A BIG PUBLIC ENTRANCE/PLAZA

3. CONCEPTUAL DISTRIBUTION - CREATE A NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY - HARMONIC AND BALANCED CENTER

4. CONCEPTUAL DISTRIBUTION - LIFT NEW VOLUME + CREATE A TERRACE - PROJECT CONNECTED AT GROUND LEVEL

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FIRST FLOOR

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

GROUND FLOOR

EAST FACADE

SOUTH FACADE

WEST FACADE

NORTH FACADE

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32 MODEL

33RENDERS

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CONTEXT

Make a proposal to transform the public space where the Multifamily Housing Benito Juarez used to be before the 1985 earthquake damaged it and had to be demolished. It had to include housing, retail and office spaces.

Located on the property that housed the Multifamily Housing Development Benito Juarez by the great modernist architect Mario Pani, this lot has important avenues surrounding it, access to Mexico City's subway and it's close to schools, shops, health facilities and more.

PROJECT

MULTIFAMILIAR BENITO JUAREZ

UNO HABITAT COMPETITION 06

In Collaboration with Andrea SepúlvedaUNO HABITAT I’M A CITY CHANGER 2012 - HONORABLE MENTION

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Mexico City, Mexico

With the intention of respecting the original complex we derived a grid based on the original

buildings, which seeks to optimize the sunlight and existing natural ventilations.

The transition between the two properties that divide the site is achieved through a set of

staggered squares that form a plaza. These spaces provide accommodation to various small

and intimate spaces that will work in an dynamic matter where there will always be life,

movement and interaction.

AA memorial is proposed in the center of the complex. Four monumental murals with the work

of Carlos Merida, which work was present in this development, will now rise where four iconic

buildings used to be. The intervention intends to bring life back to this place and evolve with

this new spatial experience.

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ORIGINAL COMPLEX

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ORIGINAL COMPLEX DISTRIBUTION

ORIGINAL BUILDINGS STILL STANDING

PROPOSED COMPLEX DISTRIBUTION

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CONTEXT

In collaboration with Paulina Rangel

Through a study of OXXOs, the largest convenience store chain in Monterrey we identified the areas of the city that had urban life and movement. We located an abandoned stream that had no life and major social economical clashes along its trajectory. With the idea of regenerating the area, we propose a linear park connecting all neighborhoods by creating a direct relation between the city's public and private spaces.

Located in an old district by the Monterrey's Institute of Technology there's a dried and abandoned stream, our intervention takes place along this stream, which is surrounded by housing , warehouses, schools and commerce.


PROJECT

ARROYO SECO

URBAN PLANNING AND REGENERATION 07

social equality

OXXO’S IMPACT RADIUS INTERVENTION DISTRICTS

We began to study the city and how it works, it was decided to take a look at how OXXO, the biggest convenience store chain saw it. The analysis was made by the number of stores and their location with a 400m impact radius, this dictated the most critical points of the city and their relations with the city itself.

Monterrey is a defragmented city, with a very evident and divided social structure. The city is designed for the car, and lacks of an efficient public transport. Our proposal intends to connect the city and its habi-tants. From there it was decided to do some punctual interventions in four of the main zones near downtown.

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CITY’S MASTER PLAN transportation hierarchy shift

DENSIFICATION & RETAIL

RECREATIONAL AREASAND SPORT FACILITIES

PARKS

COMMUNITY CENTERSAND LIBRARIES

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Throughout this dry stream there are large parks, with many public and private abandoned properties. By analyzing OXXO we realized that this area is in-active, it has no urban life, it’s insecure and only divides the communities bedside it. By bursting the concrete in the canal we propose to bring nature back to this water way with a linear park and bike path that connects the different districts with community centers and new residential developments.

CURRENT PANORAMA AND PROPOSALS FOR A CHANGE

OXXO STORE’S LOCATION + 400M RADIUS IMPACT

= OXXO UNDERSTANDS WHERE PEOPLE INTERACT AND MOVE = NO MOVEMENT NOR URBAN LIFE ALONG THE STREAM

STREAM’S LOCATION + FAR OXXO’S STORES

INTERVENTION SITE

DISTRICTS AND ZONIFICATION

REFORESTATION + REGENERATION

LOTS AROUND THE ABANDONED STREAM PUBLIC LOTS PRIVATE LOTS CURRENTLY OCCUPIED LOTS

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RADIO DE AFECTACION A 400MTS

RADIO DE AFECTACION A 400MTS

INTERVENTION IN BOTH PROPERTIES

BUILDINGS FOOTPRINT - PUBLIC PLAZAS

PRIVATE LOT (HOUSING) - PUBLIC LOT (SPORT FACILITY)

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SCHEMES

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PERMEABILITY FROM THE WALK AND BIKE WAY

PRIVATE (HOUSING GARDENS) - PUBLIC (PLAZAS)

SPATIAL CONTAINMENT WITHIN THE COMPLEX

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BIKEWAY AND REFORESTATION CONNECTION WITH PUBLIC SPACE

DENSIFICATION AND GROWTH TOWARDS STREAM

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CONTEXT

In collaboration with Patricio Martinez1st PLACE - Project/Presentation

In this studio/finance class the goal was to create a realistic project of a mixed use building and incorporate all the specialties to achieve an optimal design, a financial plan, and marketing & branding proposals. We focused on designing a building that could really connect to the site and the city.

Situated at the bottom of one of the most exploited mountains in Monterrey the property is conformed generally of a very uniform and soft soil. It's industrial context has a very promising urban sprawl and it's growing and developing rapidly. It has incredible views of the city and it has great access and proximity to the best districts.

PERSONAL CONTRIBUTIONBuilding’s Concept and Design, Model, 3D ModelingBranding Concept and Execution


PROJECT

CALIZA

MIXED USE BUILDING 08

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THE SELECTION OF MATERIALS RELATE TO THE INDUSTRIAL ZONE AND MONTERREY'S BIGGEST INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES.

CONCRETECEMEX

GLASS VITRO

STEELTERNIUM HYLSA

INTERVENTION SITE

TARGET MARKET

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SPIRAL 1 - “THE HISTORY” CORE - “THE COMPLEX” SPIRAL 2 - “THE BUILDING” “THE EXPERIENCE CORRIDOR”

THE SHOWROOM

The showroom seeks to bring a whole new experience to the apartment sales. First you get to learn about the site, and history of Monterrey and the zone by your own in spiral # 1. In the Core, you get to see the project with a model of the complex and then a sales assistant catches up to you for the last part of the walk in spiral # 2, where you get to see the amenities and the available units.

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CALIZA BRANDING

noun..A common sedimentary rock consisting mostly of calcium carbonate, CaCO3, used as a building stone and in the manufacture of lime, carbon dioxide, and cement.

In a very competitive market I decided to create an identity that would connect the building to the city, the site and its future inhabitants. Something totally new that would distinguish this project immediately, and position it on the top of the current offers.

CALIZA (LIMESTONE)

IDENTITY

The logo is inspired by the abstraction of the layers found and organized within the limestone on the zone.

LOGO

PROJECTFurniture Design and Fabrication

Chicago, Illinois, EUA

CONCEPT

Multifunction table with versatile designfor rapid production with infinite variations materials and appearances.

DESCRIPTION

With only three weeks I gave myself the task of exploring new ways to create a versatile and dynamic product with a fast production and easy assembly. Materials for this particular model are plywood, wood, 5mm acrylic, eight stainless steel screws and nuts.

TIMELESS TABLE

FURNITURE FABRICATION 09

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After my first year in architecture school I realized that I needed a studio where I could work day and night. With little money to spare I decided to design and construct everything myself. I used up part of my house's living room and finally got a place where I could really work on my studio projects.

A big table works as the center and the most A big table works as the center and the most important component of the room, and all the shelves are placed to display my work and my own library.

PROJECT

ARCHITECTURE STUDIO

PERSONAL PROJECT 09

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DESCRIPTION

OWN BUSINESS

Ritratto is a photography company that began as a hobby and form the immense passion that I have for this art.

The biggest challenge is to photograph the most candid moments of happiness, and translate them into an image to accompany my clients for the rest of their lives.

"My biggest challenge is to interpret what each "My biggest challenge is to interpret what each client wants to capture and the way they want to do it. The most regarding feeling is having the ability to produce what they all crave to direct."

- Alejandro Peña Villarreal

CONTACTwww.ritratto.mxwww.facebook.com/ritrattofotografia044(81) 1080-2826 / +52(81) 8356-0719

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