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TABLE OFCONTENTS

FRAGMENTATION

STUDY CASE

TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

COMMUNITY CENTER

HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

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22nd MIDTERM

FRAGMENTATION

The exercise is based on the fragmentation of the cube based on geometrical cuts and using the differnet fragments to create a linear design with different material treatment based on solid, translucent and mixed mate-rial that could work as a in-site monument or a convention center building.

3rd MIDTERMSTUDY CASE : GROTTA RESIDENCE 3

FRONT VIEW

LEFT VIEW

SECTION

A residence complex with two houses of di-fferent concepts built in an area with a con-siderable slope which makes the study of platforms a basic design principle. The project aims for a balance between a patio house with a horizontal principle and a duplex house that loook for verticality in its design.The duplex house is located on the top of the terrain enhazing its vertical concept. The patio house is located on the bottom based on a L form shape sorrounding a patio wich divides the two houses but pro-vides a visual relation between the two houses.The whole design is based on a 2.50 m grid that gives each room good proportions.

44th MIDTERM

TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

FRONT VIEW

SECTION

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

5FLOOR PLAN

DESIGN AXES STRUCTURE

CIRCULATION CONCEPT

6FLOOR PLAN5th MIDTERM

LOW DENSITY RESIDENCIAL COMPLEXCOM-

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Located in Quito’s downtown this low den-sity housing development aims to regene-rate an area of the historic city by adap-teing the existing constructions and provi-ding in the same design a variety of houses aimed for a wide range of users.The public space is an important part of the project providing a connection bet-ween two streets and liberating some space in a very crowded and developed area.The design of the two blocks is based on the existing form of the houses that so-rround the project and hold single-floor and duplex houses and an independent block for college students.

The connection between the different squares is the main concept of the pro-ject. The relations between each block with the different public spaces generate different squares with different typologys. FRONT VIEW

BACK VIEW

SECTION

SECTION

The community center located on a deve-loped zone of government buildings and a high age rate aims to provide the area with a building that contains different activities that develop an interaction within the com-munity and regenerate an important park of the city situated right across the street.The concept based on the ideas of the ar-chitect Ken Yeang is to design a continuity with the park getting it inside the building through a green infraestructure. To aim the idea the project has a series of outside areas or squares and courtyards that pro-vide natural illumination to the different project areas and generate different visual realtions through all the floors all of them provided with trees and plants giving the sensation that the building is an extention of the park.

BACK VIEW

FRONT VIEW

86th MIDTERM

COMMUNITY CENTER

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

TOP VIEW

AXONOMETRIC SECTION

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

SECTION

106th MIDTERM

HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX

The high density residence complex aims to provide more than 300 houses divided in bars and towers which have a good symetry and balance wetween each other. The project provides more than half of the site with public area where the realtions and different treatment of each yard is the concept of the project. The project is divided in four different building typologys designed by a different student all related to the same concept. The public section of the project has a three floor building across the smalllest side of the site and a bloulevard with a commercial building that finishes in a city square. the private part of the project is divided in eight floor towers and 5 floor bars.TheThe bars area oriented to receive sunlight on the longest faces of the building adn the windows have an automatic blind system to regulate the amount of natural light each window receives. The central corridor with one, two or three bedrooms residences along each side allows the social areas to receive good natural illumination by situating the wet areas next to the corridor.

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TECHNICALSKILLS

AutoCAD, AutoCAD 3D

Revit Architecture 2012, Google SketchUp

Photoshop CS5, Illustrator CS5

Microsoft Office

Hand drafting, drawing, sketching, and model building

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