Maria asuncion diaz pereira portfolio 2016

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  • This high profile retail space was a very interesting experience because besides the design, the technological knowledge required was certainly challenging. The Expansion meant to bring down the floors therefore very refined coordinated solutions since the store and back of house are under street level in the center of Manhattan in a historical site.

    View from 58th Street looking at Pool with Skylight

    View from 5th Ave New York CIty & Aerial View below- Render Plaza Section & Plan

    The new pools cover with water the skylights of the retail space below creating a new atmosphere in the store The difficulty of this construction detail is related with the waterproofing and the span of the glass without beans acrossing the skylight which it was solved in collaboration with EOC.

    Responsible from design to every detail of the plaza and the set for the City of NY.

    Retail / Renovation & Expansion Apple Store & Plaza/ New York / 2014-2015

    Bohlin Cywinski Jackson / 5th Ave Apple Store & Plaza / 19,313 sf

  • Apple wanted to have the latest innovations in this store, from their new material palette to new program as the VIP and broadcast room. I was trained in Apples headquarters in Cupertino to implement and improve their design.

    Retail / Renovation & Expansion Apple Store & Plaza/ New York / 2014-2015

    Bohlin Cywinski Jackson / 5th Ave Apple Store & Plaza / 19,313 sf

    My roll in this project was lead designer, responsible from SD to CD. I know every construction detail of this project and the history behind, from the Lumininous Ceiling Plans to all the Screen Wall me-chanical system to the Fountain and tree Planters above the store

    This concept based on a classic modular rigor translates into the customization of its construction.

    Store & Part of BOH Floor Plan

    Render Details: GFRC column at Terrazo floor and Air Diffuser in GFRC wall at Wood display avenue Render: Option of Broadcast Studio & double helix glass stair

    Above: Looking at Screen Wall / Below: Looking at Skylight

  • Corporate Headquearters / Renovation & New Building / Seattle WA / 2015

    Bohlin Cywinski Jackson / Expedia / 2,248,141 sf & 40.6 acres of Site Area

    Above: Model showing bridges / below: View from South

    View from North of new Forest Entry

    Above: New Site Plan / below: View from the new lake embraces by the new building

  • The Site is located at a nexus of transportation and the shoreline delimites the Expedia Campus. My responsability was working on those spaces where Architecture and Landscape integrates and like the Atrias and Nexus which occur between the exposed concrete skeleton of the old buildings and the new construction as game of geometries. These spaces are crossed by bridges and they are utilised for way fiding, identity, meeting and divierse activities.

    Outside of the Nexus between the old and the new building

    View from the seating stair in the Nexus looking autside. Nexust Plan

    Corporate Headquearters / Renovation & New Building / Seattle WA / 2015

    Bohlin Cywinski Jackson / Expedia / 2,248,141 sf & 40.6 acres of Site Area

    This project is deigned as a big city with networks and nodes of different functions which integrates in a new landscape with a welcoming forest and areas for the visitors recreation and create a more satifying working place.

    Section through Atria and Landscape

  • Architecture - Urban Design - Landscape/ San Francisco CA / 2014

    Interstice Architects

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    Interstice Architects was born as a multidisciplinary firm of architects, landscape architects, urban designers and visual artists. I have been designing public and private spaces on projects of multi-ple scales, focused on the broadest possible interpretation of the constructed realm.

    I am participating in several projects of architecure and landscape at the same time, each of them in different pahases. So I am doing schematic, design, presentation, render, construction documents, specifications, code consulting, specifications , coordination with contractors and en-gineers, furniture design and construction. Most part of the projects are done in Revit for Construction Set but also for the Renders.

  • Architecture - Urban Design - Landscape/ San Francisco CA / 2014

    Interstice Architects_ Kaiser Oackland Medical Center_Interim Open Space

    All projects reflect the conection between the design of the space with the place.

    In projects like KMOC I was part of the design, presentation and in the permit set as well.

    This space is designed in colaboration with Nbbj Architects in San Francisco. And the main idea is creating a plaza with different environments and flrexible to receive the farmers market and all kind of people.

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  • The New Hospital is now under construction Rafael Violy Architects collaborates with Lee, Lui & Burkjam on this project. The firm proposed a modular plan that can be easily adapted for a variety of uses, thus allowing both for incremental expansion of the hospital building. A repetitive module which aggregation creates a geometry which plays with open-air courtyards in a combination of a central atrium and roof gardens that creates a welcoming space.I participated on the public spaces design and in the patient rooms. Then I went through the details mostly for the interior. I drew with REVIT, Rhino, AutoCad and other adobe software for presentation. I coordinate with engineers, medical planners and the team. I also managed sche-

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    Healthcare / San Francisco CA / 2011-2012

    New Stanford Hospital / Rafael Violy Architects / 76,180 m

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    MIxed-Use / Los Angeles CA / 2011-2012

    La Cienaga / Rafael Violy Architects / 48,200 m

    Healthcare / San Francisco CA / 2011-2012

    New Stanford Hospital / Rafael Violy Architects / 76,180 m

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    After Rafael Violy Architects I worked at Kohan on smaller scale projects as well, so I understand how to take things from start to finish, keeping the big picture of a project while I work through the details.

    This experience was very interesting since I met diverse kind of clients with different budgets and n a short period of time. I coordinated with engineers, manufactures and the other team members.

    I was behind the interior design. Drawing all the single details, stairs, windows, customize furniture, lightning, cabinets, fixtures etc.

    In this office I had to participate in conferences as a representative of the firm to get new clients and be updated about special equipment for doctors and other professionals.

    Healthcare - Commercial / San Francisco CA / 2011-2012

    Dr. Shariat Dental Office/ The Kohan Group / 2013

    Healthcare - Commercial / San Francisco CA / 2011-2012

    Dr. Javidan Dental Office/ The Kohan Group / 2013

  • With GLS I had the opportunity to develop some interior detials and the interior desing for this penthouse. The main caracteris-tique of this porject was the importance of the selected mate-rials regading a luxury aesthetique as the client required.

    At this firm I had also the opportunity of working in the lands-cape of the New Stanford Hospital designed by Rafael Violy architects in Stanford. So I have the exeperience of working in the architecture of the project and also in their public open spaces

    Residential - Renovation / San Francisco CA / 2013

    Gramercy Penthouse / GLS Architecture & Landscape / 356 m

  • Competition / Commercial / Spain / 2011

    Fish Market Ribeira / Competition / Jos Luis Daz Arquitectos

    Prototype Concept / Retail / Spain / 2011

    Bateas Ldicas / Jos Manuel Pea Arquitecto

  • Competition - Sports / Lille France/ 2007

    Soccer Stadium & Social / Antoine Dandois Architectes / Internship

  • While I was studying in Lille I worked as an Intern at Les Tank Architectes. I made diagrams, concepts, models, typologies etc to develop a Master Plan for the City of Bthune.

    Once the dossier was finished the City accepted the master plan to develop.

    We proposed a mixed-use for the parcel and a new circulation which completes the ex-terior and ring around the city. The plan mass to the other side of the river was designed to keep the perspective of the streets from the old city. We proposed a parking parallel to the train rail, the renovation of the theater, the reconnection of the public spaces and some new events along the river.

    Urban Planning / Lille France/ 2007

    Urban Plan for Bthune / Les Tank Architectes / Internship

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    Then I proposed to design a plan based on the protection of that territory rich on agriculture and in fishing. Then strategy also reorganize the city, with several interventions in phases. One Especial Plan for the Sea Front, before busy with cars, now free for enjoying a new program, retail, sea sports, social and culture. Other important intervention is the border of the city, a Partial Plan which helps to deviate the traffic from the sea front. The city would grow on a new axe which it would hold several local activities and commerce with a low density and a lot of public spaces.

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    Master Plan / From Territory to City / Cambados City, Spain

  • s c h o o l p r o j e c t s

    These two projects shows some minimal and expresive concept to create temporary structures in the Landscape.

    School Project / A Corua University, Spain / 2005

    Urban Design / Pedestrian & Bike Path / Elvia, Spain

    School Project / A Corua University, Spain / 2005

    Residential / Cloud House / Elvia, Spain

  • The renovation starts from an U plan of the old monaster to become and interesting concept which mix the old and solid volume with a new lger extensition which repeats the same geometry and it twist. The intersection between both, new and old integrates better the building in the nature.

    The extension is done moustly on glass and it works as an intermediate space between the old piece and the Landscape.

    School Project / Competition in Regensburg, Germany / 2005

    Renovation / Artists Residence & Atelier / Clemont Ferrand, France

  • School Project / Lille, France / 2006

    Renovation-Cutural / Social & Art Atelier / Beaulieu

  • Creation the space public before lost in the interior of an urban lot. The de-sign connects the diverse access, plays with the topography and gives a new building with a flexible program for the neighborhood.

    School Project / A Corua, Spain/ 2007

    Cultural / Social & Urban Deign Space for the Community / A Corua, Spain

  • School Project / A Corua University / 2008

    Cutural & Investigarion / Interpretation Center

  • School Project / A Corua University / 2008

    Cutural / Exhibition Center

    This concept is integrated in the environment because of its geometry which try to close a little of the landscape but at the same time it opens to it and it make it vibrant. The construction is based on a light steel structure which twist along the a ascendant curve centripetal, an helicoidally movement. Then the slabs are with KLH panels and the skin is on wood permeable to light and views.

  • School Final Project / A Corua University / December 2009

    Cutural / Exposition & Laboratories for Archeologist / Castro de Borneiro, Spain

    Subject to the remains of the prehistoric city of Castro Borneiro stands a geometric body whose laws are based on the repetition of simple shapes. Repeat prefabricated parts assembled con-figured spaces that make us part of nature. We wandered inside and outside, avoiding bathing trunks and leaving the nuanced light that slips between the sheets. There is a dichotomy between the temporary and mobile architecture and the eternity of stone ruin. The mineralization is a refe-rence. Two almost contradictory programs, firstly Interpretation Center (dynamic, public, versati-le...) and secondly Research Center (static, private, known and defined users ...) and a common need, dialogue with the environment, create a space that envelops us, contextualize and show us the way ....The construction of this architecture is based on the minimum environmental impact, with assem-bly and disassembly, possible reusing used materials and geothermal facilities. This is the architec-tural response after an honest reflection to meet the needs of this place and at this time.

  • School Final Project / A Corua University / December 2009

    Cutural / Exposition & Laboratories for Archeologist / Castro de Borneiro, Spain

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