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jose l i l loalemanarchitectural portfolio 2015

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about

nobel centre

ness point

musgrove park

reference letters

general data

f inal thesis project architecture

tonkin liu london

tonkin liu london

professional work architecture

professional work landscape

tonkin liu londonlopez pelaez madrid

curr iculum vitae

stockholm sweeden

ness point united kingdom

somerset united kingdom

september 2014etsam madrid

june 2015

june 2015

indexselection of working, academic and extra-curricular exercises.This portfolio contains examples of some of the works produced between the years 2011-2015 corresponding to both working, academic exercises and extracurricular activities. The aim of the publication is to show a selection of repre-sentative images of these projects.

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research centre

repop battersea

mat building

luciana patternscapes

etsam madrid

r ita alvarez team

etsam madrid

david escudero team

academic work architecture

competition architecture

academic work architecture

competition landscape

madrid spain

london united kingdom

paris france

ciudad real spain

september 2014etsam madrid

january 2014

may 2012

february 2014

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general data

curr iculum vitae

working experience

overall skills

name

brief

surname

04.2015 - now

09.2014 - now

09.2008 - 09.2014

09.2014

informatics

languages

08.2013

12.2012

12.2012

03.2015

07.2008

04.2014

10.2006 - 06.2008

09.2013 - 06.2014

11.2014 - 03.2015

06.2009 - 09.2011

11.2014 - 04.2014

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emailwebsite

contact numberadress

postal code

name jose luis

Talented ARB registered Architect (083844F)

BArch+MArch degree (ETSAM) with an education cover ing every fun-damental aspect of Architectural Design, ranging from Urban Plan-ning to Structural Analysis, Construction Detail ing or Sustainable Design.

My areas of exper tise are 2D and 3D designing, outstanding design abil ity and passion for beautiful contemporary and modern design, handrwing, pro-f iciency in Autocad, Vectorworks and Sketchup, Rhinoceros and Revit, tho-rough knowledge of construction detail ing and systematic and MAT buildings architecture. Remarkable highly intellectual, cur ious and exceedingly produc-tive methods. Good hand drawing and sketching skil ls, physical model-ma-king exper ience, high attention to detail and quality, wil l ingness to take the initiative and the conf idence to work independently, good task and time-ma-nagement skil ls, enthusiasm and interest. Abil ity to work well both as par t of a collaborative design team and individually. Good judgement, practise and initiative under pressure and possession of excellent organisational skil ls.

l i l lo aleman

Assistant Architect at Tonkin Liu | www.tonkinliu.co.ukWide architectural exper ience going from urban concept designs to construc-tion detail ing (0-6 RIBA Stages).Banus Al Saadiyat Marina, Musgrove Park Hospital Landscape and Ness Point drawings done dur ing this per iod.

Assistant Architect at GIPC | www.gipaisajecultural.dpa-etsam.comLandscaping research group in ETSAM. Studying different energy landscapes in Spain in order to analyse the histor ical evolution of the landscaping image all over Spain (0-3 RIBA Stages).

Assistant Architect at Agosti & Gómez Architecture Off iceCoworking focused in producing technical drawings for underground facil it ies and designing the urban spaces above. Baiona and Santander underground facil it ies done dur ing this per iod (0-7 RIBA Stages).

22.01.1991spanishjose.l i l [email protected] l loaleman.com+44 (0) 74790011451 ar tisan quar ter, londonNW10 5GJ

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education

awards and features

others

09.2014 - now

09.2008 - 09.2014

09.2014

informatics

languages

08.2013

12.2012

12.2012

03.2015

07.2008

04.2014

10.2006 - 06.2008

11.2014 - 03.2015

11.2014 - 04.2014

Founder of Krkink Illustrations | www.krkink.comCreation and managing Krakink Il lustrations, consisting on l ine hand drawn il lustrations, awarderd with some young talents pr izes such as the recent se-cond pr ize in Ar tr ip Young Talents 2nd Edition Contest.

BArch+MArch Architecture degree at ETSAMEscuela Técnica Superior de Arquitecturaat Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, with a notable academic record, B as the average mark. Construction Specia-lization.

Distinction at ETSAM as a result of the f inal thesis project

2D | Autocad, Vectorworks, Microstation3D | Rhinoceros, SketchUpBIM | Basic RevitEdition | Adobe Photoshop, In Design, I l lustratorVideo | Sony Vegas, Adobe Premiere

Native Competence in SpanishProfessional Competence in EnglishBasic Competence in German and French

Finalist in Cosentino Design Challenge

Design work featured in ATLAS D publication

Selected for the end of the year exhibition

Selected employee representative at Massimo Dutti

Academic Excelence DIstinction by Madrid

Finalist in Velez Malaga Gate Design competition

GCE Studies at Virgen de MirasierraGeneral Cer tif icate of Education obtained in Madrid, with an average qualif ica-tion on 10/10.

Fashion Advisor at Massimo Dutti | www.massimodutti.comProviding help and advise to worlwide costumers in Brompton Road branch in the hear t of London

Fashion Advisor at Hollister | www.holl ister.comProviding help and advise to worlwide costumers in Plaza Nor te 2 shopping centre in Madrid

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tonkin liu

tonkin liu ltd 5 Wilmington Square

London WC1X 0ES 020 7837 6255

[email protected]

Reg: 3406375 VAT: 722 7571 34

25th June, 2015 Jose Luis Lillo Aleman Reference letter Tonkin Liu is a studio based in London, with projects in architecture, art, and landscape. My partner Mike Tonkin and I are both qualified RIBA architects. We are also teachers, having in the last ten years conducted M Arch studios at the University of Westminster, London Metropolitan University, AA School of Architecture, and University of Bath. Jose joined us from April of 2015. When we interviewed him in March, we were impressed with the beautiful drawings in Jose’s portfolio, the quality of his work indicated a balance of rationality and creativity, combined with a fine sense of artistry. At the time we had been shortlisted for an exhibition design project in China, and were working very hard to develop our proposal for the final presentation. We were pleased that Jose was able to join us and help us with this intense competition. Jose’s input on the exhibition design helped make it clear and systematic, and he produced the set of final presentation drawings. After this project was completed, we asked Jose to work on a marina project for Abu Dhabi, for a client based in Spain. This prestigious project had come through a talented Spanish architect who had worked for us for many years and who had, since leaving our studio, worked at other practices around the world and is now the architect for the Municipality at Abu Dhabi. We asked Jose to accompany us to the site visit to Peurto Banus in Spain, and to document the spatial typologies and psychologies that contribute to the success of this Marina. Jose’s observations and documentations were thoughtful and analytical. Being a small studio our workflow is continually fluctuating. Having not won the exhibition project, and with a few projects put on hold, we are sorry that we are unable to keep him on. In the time that he’s been with us, Jose has helped with producing drawings for a master-planning and landscape strategy for a hospital complex in Somerset. In the Abu Dhabi Marina project, Jose worked in a team to conduct research on precedents, compile a report on the analysis of the workings of marinas, and has been taking part in the brainstorming design sessions. In addition, Jose has been working closely with a colleague, Sebastian, to develop the design both at the macro and the micro scales. Jose is proficient in Rhino, and has learned Vectorworks here. He has also been open to using plasticine and paper, to conceptualizing early ideas for a project. I trust that the intensity, fluidity, and variety of all of the projects and process Jose has taken part in in our studio have helped build his design experience. I would recommend him for a position in your practice. Please do not hesitate to call me if you have any queries. Yours Sincerely,

Anna Liu, RIBA

reference Letterstonkin l iu

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reference Lettersjose manuel lopez-pelaez

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Ness Point is a place known for its sharp cliffs. These cliff lines are taken as an inspiration to design a particular house in an outstanding location, using the house as part of the lands-cape, where the design lines are overlapsing with the cliffs. As a result, the house becomes part of the cliff. The geometry generates a spacial complexity that is along the two floors of the house. The natural light integration is also an important element of design, using both facade and rooftop lightning systems.

ness pointprofessional work at tonkin liu

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ness point

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Ness PointKit of parts

tonkin liu

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The plot where the Nobel Centre will be held is sorrounded by three different rea-lities which are crucial for the design of the project. This particular location is in contact with the urban orthogonal structure, compact and massive; a park, that will be redesigned, and the sea, which is the principal characteristic of the city of Stockholm.As a result of the study of the place, an extensive architecture is projected, res-ponding in a different way to the three different realities mentioned above, and going into the water redefining the coastline, being the architecture part of it.The nature of the project makes the roof a very important part of it, treated as the 5th facade, the principal one. A pixelated kit of parts is used to configure a dynamic and sophitiscated system. And as an end, in an outstanding place, the farthest into the sea, the auditorium which purpose is to held the Nobel Prize Ce-remony, and a traslucent tower as the lightouse of the city.

nobel centrefinal thesis project at etsam

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nobel centre

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Colour Stroll has been conceived as the concept for the Musgrove Park Hospitallandscape, which has three main characteristics: Colour gardens, Choreogra-phed routes, and Surprise Encounters.Colour Gardens are used to reinforce memory and the sense of place, being in Musgrove Park, and being in Somerset. Colours on the Musgrove Park Hospital Map guide help visitors navigate through the different buildings and areas. Simi-larly, the different colours of NHS staff uniforms communicate their roles to the visitors. We propose that the colour codes on the current hospital map are used to create the planting zones. This will not only accentuate the difference between the zones but also reinforce the visitors’ mind map of the hospital. Each zone takes on a stronger identity of its own, through colours and through seasonal interests.Choreographed Routes are identified and reinforced, and will be lined with delica-te light posts with the colour of the zone. The primary route has been identified as the one that connects to the hub, and forms a central North-South walk through the different buildings and zones. The majority of the journeys undertaken are a function of getting from A to B. We propose to create a variety of lengths within a legible framework, encouraging people to make greater use of the landscape as a place of exercise, rest, contemplation. Quantified stroll lengths equate to health benefit, perhaps exercise targets, for patients who are staying longer.Department colour mapSurprise Encounters are encountered as a variety of coloured structures with the colour themed gardens. Being vertical they will be visible from a distance. De-pending on the needs of each area these structures may be armature for plants, bike sheds, or pergolas. They help to give the area a specific focal point and act as place makers to give each garden a memorable character

musgrove parkprofessional work at tonkin liu

Overlapping colour arrays blend to create interface gatewaysKinked linear seating create social spaces

Lighting and street furniture organized in linear stepping arrays among the planted areasPlanting and trees arranged in staggered linear arrays along the sweeping paths



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A mat-building is a large-scale, high-density structure organised on the basis of an accurately modulated grid. A first look at any mat-building geometry shows a ground plan in the form of a regular grid that constitutes the general order.In this occasion, this basic unit consists on a square, a rectangle created by the joint of two of the squares mentioned above, and the lines that close the polygon by joining both units. Then, this modular unit configures the space, articulating a flexible space, with a very complex richness of functions, acording to the program.

mat buildingacademic project at etsam

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mat building

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The study of the topography of the place was taken as an opportunity to create a project that is sensible with the landscape where it is posed. DIfferent layers of activity are created, which are in constant movement and overlapse, creating a continuous circulation , as if it were a Moebius Band. As a result, three cracked levels are developed as containers of different parts of the program. There is also a facade pattern developed in terms of avoiding the interpretation of the scale of the project.

research centreacademic project at etsam

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research centre

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The application of a pattern in order to divide and structurate is a landscape te-chnology where the creation of conditions is more important than getting results. After studying the patterns in the different landscapes of Castilla La Mancha, the creation of narrow and perpendicular to the river plots is the model selected, dis-posed in the maximun gradient lines. As a system, a 12 metres wide plot has been chosen. These plots can be purchased, extended and combined by the different potential owners. These documents are shown as a brief that belongs to a national competition.

luciana pattern-scapescompetition with david escudero

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luciana pattern-scapes

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Infrastructure is defined as a group of elements or services that are considered necessary for the creation and use of any kind of organization. In these terms, the old Battersea Power Station is considered as a container of an infrastructural system consisting of an spatial matrix generating activities. The infrastructure, as Kevin Lynch refered, takes centre stage; is shown, it’s used as a gallery. The void, is turned into a liquid space and usable space.

repop batterseacompetition with rita alvarez

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repop battersea

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