Alex Malagelada Work Samples

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PERSONAL DATA

ADDRESS 979 Metropolitan Avenue #3L11211 Brooklyn, USA

Alex Malagelada Prats

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PROFESSIONAL WORK 05 .

. GRADUATE WORK 15

PERSONAL WORK 17 .

Extension of Ponferradas Court of Justice, Len (1st Prize) 05

1290-1300 Decatur Street, Brooklyn, USA(2015) 13

738 Grand Street, Brooklyn, USA (2015) 21

09 GSAPP Studio - Negociating Boundaries (2012)

15 Thesis Project - Art Center in Gav, Spain (2011)

25 GSAPP Studio - House of the Present Future, Lifetime Process of Recursion (2013)

33 Multidisciplinary Premises for Young People In Barcelona, Spain (2007)

Kokedama Holder Design (2015) 37

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Portfolio

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DURUKAN DESIGN, NEW YORK, USA. FreelanceCD: 810 Fulton, Brooklyn, NY, USA. 475 Unit Residential Building. Interior Design CD.

26 West St., Brooklyn, NY, USA. (Faade Redesign)

SD: 200 E 135th St., Bronx, NY, USA. 400 Unit Residential Building. Amenities planning + Coordination with Architecture & Engineering teams.

S3 ARCHITECTURE LLC, NEW YORK, USA. Employed Nov 2013 until May 2015. SD: 42 Broadway Street Day Care, Brooklyn, NY, USA. (Interior Renovation)

Spring St. Lobby., Soho, New York, NY, USA. (Interior Renovation)

DD: 596 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, NY, USA.

CD: 1290-1300 Decatur St., Brooklyn, NY, USA. Cluster file of four Buildings. (+SD+DD +Zoning)

269 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, USA. LPC approval required. (+DD +Zoning)

238 Hall Street, Brooklyn, NY, USA. LPC approval required. (+DD +Zoning)

738 Grand St., Brooklyn, NY, USA. (+DD)

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, GSAPP, NEW YORK. Teaching associate. Employed June 2014 until August 2014. Summer Studio - Jing Liu.ENRIQUE BARDAJI Y ASOCIADOS STUDIO, MADRID. Freelance 2011-12. Employed Dec 2010 - Feb 2011 & summer 2004.AC: 31 apartment building in the historical center of Malaga, Spain. (2012)

Park BIT Center Competition in Alaior, Menorca.(2012)

La UVA de Hortaleza Competition in Madrid. 4 9-floor apartment buildings. 1st Prize (2011)

UC: Los Carriles Urban Planning Competition, Alcobendas, Madrid. (2012)

DD: Extension of Ponferradas Court of Justice in Leon, 1st Prize. (2011)

83 premises apartment & office building in Montevideo, Uruguay. (2011)

CD: 75 apartment building in Mostoles, Madrid (2010)

Architectural - Urban Planning viability research & preliminary design of five real estate assets. (2012)

MERC GARCIA I FERRER ARCHITECTURE STUDIO, BARCELONA. From September 2007 to September 2008.CD: MB Medical Center with 8 offices, 2 endoscopy office and a surgery room.

Home for people with psychosis and autism in Barcelona. (Neuro-psychic and Pedagogic Institution)

SD: Old peoples home in Badalona, Spain.

Restaurant and gourmet shop in Gerona, Spain.

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, GSAPP, NEW YORK. Master of Science degree in Advanced Architectural Design. May 2013.Summer studio - Sam Chermayeff & Johanna Meyer-Grohbrgge / Fall studio - David Benjamin / Spring studio - Toru Hasegawa & Mark Collins.

ESCOLA TECNICA SUPERIOR DARQUITECTURA DE BARCELONA (ETSAB, UPC). Masters degree in Architecture. February 2011. PARSONS NEW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK, USA. Interior Design Summer Course. Grade A.

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EXTENSION OF PONFERRADAS COURT OF JUSTICE IN LEN, SPAIN (2010)

EBYADesign DevelopmentArchitectural Competition, 1st PrizeGROSS FLOOR AREA: 2,000 mThe building has a straightforward design that is optimal for a public facility. The design is clear, simple and rational and also includes environmental passive control strategies.

The building is rationally organized by a structural regular grid and the elevator, stairs, sanitary installations and storage areas are concentrated in a longitudinal band at the north face. The office area is a diaphanous space with natural lighting and a flexible layout which can be reorganized easily to add or subtract new offices, working areas, meeting or waiting rooms.

The environmental passive control strategies include a greenhouse in the ground floor, a double faade and solar panels in the terrace.

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GSAPP STUDIO - NEGOCIATING BOUNDARIES (2012)

The aim of the Studio was to develop a new housing concept based on sharing and as a final case study we had to implement the idea in a real lot located at 1355 Myrtle Avenue, Bushwick, NY.

Can a wall be sliced? Can it be sudivided? Can we have a gradual progression of privacy? The concept I developed for this studio is based on the subdivision of partition walls in layers.

With 1 layer you can see colors and shapes, hearing is limited and can smell some things. With 2 layers you can see shadows, hear but not identify the source and can only smell strong aromas. With 3 layers you cannot see, can hear only loud noises and cannot smell. With 4 layers all senses are obdstructed.

Why not more than five subdivisions? Over five layers might be tedious and could disorient and confuse you...

Privacy, empathy and sharing are in the heart of the idea. The flexibility of the layers allow the users to have a personalized and continuously adapted configuration of their space.

Summer StudioProfessors: Sam Chermayeff & Johanna Meyer-Grohbrgge

Can a wall be sliced?

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Bedrooms and Workspace

Bedroom, kitchen and dining Bedroom, kitchen, dining and living

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3 degrees of privacy: general, intimate & open.Everyone has their own privacy but none of

them is alone.

People come over, open spaces, add spaces. Privacy with empathy. Close your layers if you may

disturb, and if you do not want to be disturbed.


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1290-1300 DECATUR STREET, BROOKLYN, USA (2015)

This project was presented to the DOB as a cluster filiing meaning that even though the project was four separate buildings we used the same drawings for all four. Each bulding contains 8 units, with an additional cellar space and outdoor area for the first floor units, an outdoor area for the rear apartment on the second floor, a private terrace for the top two units and a common space at the bulkhead roof.

The facade design plays with the pushing and pulling of the facade elements creating a pattern that seeks to blur the limits between buildings and display them as a single one. The facade is composed by brick, a wood cladding system and aluminium clad windows. These materials were selected to fit in the context as many of the neighboring buildings use the same.

Working on the design and zoning calculations was specially challenging as all buildings had to be the same even though the demising walls thicknesses, some facade elements and penthouse locations varied from one to the other.

S3 Architecture LLCDesign Development & ConstructionDocumentsGROSS FLOOR AREA: 28,861.04 m

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HMC 026-19.0713 RESIDENTIAL RECREATION ROOM WILL

NOT BE USED AS LIVING ROOM OR FORSLEEPING PURPOSES

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WITH ZR 28-23, BC 1213.1 NYS MDL 81 =27.2021 HOUSING MAINTENANCE CODE

16 ROOF DRAIN, SEE PLUMBING17 YARD DRAIN, SEE PLUMBING18 UNOCCUPIED UNDER STAIR19 STAIRWAY ID. SIGN PER BC 1019.1.7, TYP.20 BLDG COMPLIES W/ BC1704 & BC106.7

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22 NO ACCESS TO REAR YARDS23 CONC. PAVERS24 CONC. SIDEWALK, BPP FILED

SEPARATELY25 CONC. CURB26 FAI(2), SIAMESE CONNECTION, FIRE

ALARM BELL27 FIRE-RATED ENCLOSURE FIRESTOP

SLAB PENETRATIONS28 STAIR COMPLIES WITH BC 1018.2.429 SPIRAL STAIR COMPLIES WITH BC1009.930 CORRIDOR & STAIRWELL MECHANICALLY

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DEPARTMENT ACCESS35 AS PER 2R 25-811 1 BIKE PARKING SPACE

FOR EVERY 2 DWELLING UNITS. 8 UNITS /2 = 4 BIKE SPACES PROVIDED

36 MTL ACCESS LADDER37 MECHANICAL VENTILATION37 PLANTED AREA38 BLDG COMPLIES N BC1704.2.4, SEE

BORINGS REPORT39 PER PC 106.6, SEE DEP ENDORSED SITE

CONNECTION APPLICATION40 TYPE B KITCHENETTE COUNTERS &

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THESIS PROJECT - ART CENTER IN GAV, SPAIN (2011)

The lot is in an industrial area next to Barcelona. However, the place is quickly changing due to the growth of the city and every year new projects are built and new necessities appear. The area is the perfect place for a program such as an Art Center because it requires large spaces and here the land cost is much cheaper than in the city.

The educational center I propose covers the whole range of possible art specialties. Also, the center contains a library, a conference hall, a cafeteria and a large exhibition hall. The position and layout of the building are designed to counteract the noise of the highway.

Together with the building, a neglected park on the west side of the lot is included in the proposal. The park is an important feature of the block and a unifying element in the composition of the project.

ETSABJURY: J. GARCS, A. OBIOL, E. SERRA & D. FERRERLOT AREA: 12,185 mGROSS FLOOR AREA: 10,200 m

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NTHESIS PROJECT - ART CENTER IN GAV, SPAIN (2011)

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Construction Details

35 TANCAMENT. Premarc dacer galvanitzat amb membrana impermeable fixada.36 PAVIMENT EXTERIOR/INTERIOR ESPAIS COMUNS. Pees de formig de 120x60cm prefabricades prensades i pulides sobre capa danivellat de morter. 37 PAVIMENT EXTERIOR. Sorres Compactes.38 TERRENY. Cono grava gruixuda min 10mm39 TERRENY. Membrana Impermeable amb membrana geotextil protectora.40 TERRENY. Paret de ma que tanca la cambra sanitaria de 30cm.41 ESTRUCTURA Pilar de 35x45cm.42 TERRENY. Formig lleuger amb mallazo.43 FONAMENTACI. Fonament de ledifici en el que sancoren els pilotis.44 TERRENY. Tub de drenatge semiporos de PVC de 35cm de dimetre.45 TERRENY. Llit morter pel tub de drenatge.46 TERRENY.47 TANCAMENT. Env Pladur Metal amb montants de 46mm i panells de pladur de 13mm. Montants horitzontals cada 60cm.48 SISTEMA DE FAANA. Perfil en L dacer, de 15x15cm i 1cm de gruix.49 TANCAMENT. Finestra corredera de doble full amb marc.50 TANCAMENT. Xapa de remat amb junta oberta engatillada de 120 cm de llarg sujectada a omegues embegudes.51 TANCAMENT. Lama formada per una pea de U-glas LINIT (idem anterior) i uns marcs inferiors i superiors dalumini.(motoritzada per girar segons orient. solar) 52 TANCAMENT. Lama formada per una planxa metllica dacer inox. mate i uns marcs inf. i sup. dalumini.(motoritzada per girar segons orient. solar) 53 COBERTA DE XAPA COLABORANT. Perfil UPN 200/IPE 200. Estructura dacer que suporta el forjat de chapa colaborant. Lestructura forma un entramat de 4x8 mts(aprox.) 54 COBERTA INCLINADA. Angular de recolzament de la xapa grecada soldat a lentramat estructural. 10x10cm. 55 COBERTA INCLINADA. Acabat de xapa zenc a junta alada.56 COBERTA INCLINADA. Tauler hidrfug de 19 mm amb llmina separadora/ventilaci(evita condensacions i permet que el zenc dilati relliscant sobre ella).57 COBERTA INCLINADA. Cambra daire de 2cm. Poliestir extrut de 30mm, col.locat amb plafons de 120 x 100cm. Sota lallament una barrera vapor.58 COBERTA INCLINADA. Formig armat amb xapa grecada fent de encofrat perdut.59 COBERTA INCLINADA. Sistema de fals sostre format per unes omegues i perfils atornillats que subjecten un plaf de pladur. 60 COBERTA VERDA.Sustrat vegetal sobre llmina amb tractament antiarrels.61 COBERTA VERDA. Placa drenant 30mm. 62 COBERTA VERDA. Allament trmic de poliestir extrut, membranes dimpermeabilitzaci.63 COBERTA INCLINADA.Entramat de perfils anclats a lestr. formig armat.

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738 GRAND STREET, BROOKLYN, USA (2015)

Located in a 100 x 25 lot in East Williamsburg this project had a major challenge to overcome since the beginning. The neighbor building has an old easement to have an exterior staircase and means of egress on the clients lot. This exterior staicase goes all the way up to the rooftop of the 4 floor neighbor building and takes about 4 from the lot. This initial setting causes that each floor layout is tailored to the available space. Additionally, this situation creates a large number of variables that had a major impact on the amount of work and coordination with the consultants.

Regarding the design, the building presents a simple yet effective volumetric composition by combining metal and brick to form a big L shape seen from the old Bushwick Savings Bank lot that contains a parking space next to the lot line.

S3 Architecture LLC - Design Development & Construction DocumentsGROSS FLOOR AREA: 10,533.42 m

Fourth Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

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Construction Details

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HOST GUEST

GSAPP STUDIO - HOUSE OF THE PRESENT FUTURE, LIFETIME PROCESS OF RECURSION (2013)

The challenge set by the House of the Present Future Studio was to use innovative computing technologies such as Brain Computer Interface (BCI) and Computer Vision to design a house for old people.

Changing demographics in Japan have led to an imbalance between the aging part of the population and the ones that are capable of taking care of them. The current trends confirm that in a near future there are too few young workers to support the needed social structures such as the healthcare system. The aim of the studio is to design a new typology combining the home, the health clinic and the research lab taking advantage of these new technologies.

Fall StudioProfessors: Toru Hasegawa & Mark Collins

Information

Memory

Process

Declarative

Procedural

Mild cognitive Impairment (MCI) main symptoms.

Japanese Tea Ceremony English Old Style Houses

Temporal Learning Order

Learning Context

Remember to perform an act in a future time

Encoding

Storage

Retrieval

Types of memory

Spatial-Action-Time Sequence

The Tea Ceremony is the ritualized preparation and serving of

green tea. In the ceremony the process, the actions and the

space are specifically designed to suit its purpose. In the room,

all actions have a specific area and have to be done in a certain

way.

Process linked to space

Actions linked to people

Space linked to actions

People linked to process

The idea is to reinforce procedural memory by transforming

daily activities in to sequences. Chunking information helps to

memorize larger amounts of data.

Nowadays houses are made out of clear spaces. These lack the

information encoded in details, textures and colors that had the

ones in the past. The project must create an association between

action and space similar to english old style houses.

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GSAPP STUDIO - HOUSE OF THE PRESENT FUTURE, LIFETIME PROCESS OF RECURSION (2013) 22


The project was developed by creating several

Processing sketches. An experiment tested on several

studio mates served as prove of concept. The idea of

the project was embodied by this conceptual floorplan.

Soft area for when you are barefoot. Hard area for shoes

Path indicating entrance

Cosy area

Medicalcheck.Intimate & comfortable

Special guest area

Owners spot, intensely recursed

Recursed storage

Guest entrance

Cutting surface

Hard and warm

Researchers entrance

Shower entrance

Toilet bowl area

Processing sketch used for the experiment.

Brain Waves Agreement Satisfaction Enjoyment

Contradiction Failure Aversion

AHAAAA!

No, No, No...

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Physical

Kinect: Motion Capture Facial Recognition Voice RecognitionOther Sensors: Temperature Humidity Light

Brain Computer interface

Computer Vision

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In the project there is two types of recursion, individual

and group. Actions, habits and processes are registered

differently according to privacy.

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The idea is that through time actions and habits are

registered in the house. After a fiew days from the

arrival to the center only a few things are registered,

but after many years the user has to make no effort to

recall what he does in each environment.

The details, texture and shape registered on the

elements in the house help the user to position himself

at any time in this environment. The whole house is

adapted to improve the users comfortability. The house

becomes a living memory and memorizing system of

the user.

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Kuka Robotic Arm - KR 100 R3500

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Bedroom Tea room Kitchen + bathroom StorageLiving

Similar to the creation of paths in forests, usage is a determining

factor in recursion.

CNC Milling

3D Printing

1 to 2 mm per day maximum

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Computer vision technology allows the robotic arms to

opertate only when no human is present.

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MULTIDISCIPLINARY PREMISES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN BARCELONA, SPAIN (2007)

The site is located in El Raval neighborhood, which is found in the Ciutat Vella district of Barcelona. The lot has a dividing wall on the north side that was uncovered when the previous building was demolished. The building I propose will replace the old one, setting an end to the block and generating a large plaza at the south. This kind of large open air spaces in such a dense place like el Raval are very valuable. Although the position of the building may seem to cut the street extension strategy, the idea is that the street continues inside the building and becomes a large exhibition hall. Once inside the building people can access the rest of the floors through the elevator and staircase situated at the center.

In the plaza, irregular bleachers are displayed following the shape of the building which could be used as improvised scenarios.

ETSAB - Studio XProfessors Mamen Domingo & Eduard CalafellGROSS FLOOR AREA: 2270 m

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Skylight. Detailed Cross-Sections

East Elevation South-West View

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Geometry

Carcass

Kokedama Holder Design

Holder Design Process

Porosity Permeability

Transpiration

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Bonsai Soil

Moss

Kokedama Assembly Process

Soil Ball

Moss Wrap Kokedama

KOKEDAMA HOLDER DESIGN (2015)

The Kokedama Holder is a personal exploration into product design using Rhino + Grasshopper & 3D printing. This exploration is an open project because I continue to modify the design algorithm and produce different results.

Regarding my future goals on this project, I would like to experiment with other materials more suitable for holding plants such as ceramic or biodegradable materials, and to continue the design exploration between vegetation and geometry. These two goals combined are highly challenging because often the plant needs and the structural requirements of these materials are contradictory.

Product DesignInside 2015 Morpholio Competition Honorable Mention

Kokedama Holder Design Process

Kokedama Assembly Process

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KOKEDAMA HOLDER DESIGN (2015)

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