Daniela Michelle Ruiz Rosado
As an architecture student deeply interested in sustainable design, materials, and expressive drawings, my main goal is to contribute to projects that prioritize eco-friendly practices and showcase the thoughtful use of materials. I aim to create buildings that not only function well but also blend seamlessly with their surroundings. Through detailed drawings, I want to tell the story of each design, emphasizing its functionality and commitment to sustainability. My focus is on bringing innovation and environmentally friendly solutions to the forefront of architectural practice.
Email: danielaruizrosado@gmail.com
Website: https://3danimatic.wixsite.com/3danimatic-1
education
Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico
B.Arch of Architecture | Fifth Year Undergraduate Student | GPA: 3.88
Liceo Ponceño, Ponce PR
High School Diploma | GPA: 4.00
design and professional experience
Home, Kitchen & More - Ponce, PR
2019-present
2004-2019
August 2022-present
Contribute to kitchen furniture design, specializing in customer service, interior design consultation, measurement rectification, and project coordination.
Actively engaged in conceptualizing, presenting, and selling innovative kitchen space solutions to ensure the delivery of high-quality products and customer satisfaction.
Kryst Interior Design - Ponce, PR
August 2022-present
Collaborate with D.I. Krystal Hernández on diverse projects, showcasing skills in spatial design, material selection, meticulous attention to detail, and proficiency in creating construction documents and 3D visualizations for comprehensive project development.
extracurricular activities and leadership experience
AIAS Board of Directors
2023-2024
Current treasurer of the American Institute of Architecture Students at the PUCPR Chapter and active member.
Member of USGBC and AMA Associations
An active member of the United States Green Building Council at the PUCPR.
Current member of the PUCPR Association for Women Architects.
Ponce Místico
Volunteer in eight temple walks, exploring historical architecture in Ponce.
AIA PR’23 Annual Conference “Leading through Design”
Volunteer at the event as needed by the coordinator.
Architecture Academic Travel to Spain
October 28, 2023
October 20, 2023
March 2023
Exposure to Madrid’s architecture and research on neighboring cities, Alcalá de Henares and Segovia, in terms of history, historical preservation, and urban planning.
Visits and exchanges with the architecture schools of San Pablo CEU University and the University of Alcalá.
certifications
Certified with Line Studio 3D Modeling and Animation Course
“Midterm Best” Certified Recognition for Outstanding Project
Spring Semester 2020
Fall Semester 2020
Spring Semester 2021
Fall Semester 2021
Spring Semester 2022
Fall Semester 2022 curriculum vitae. AutoCAD Revit Lumion
May 30-June 1 2023
eco arts.
PONCE, PR
Situated on the corner of Avenida Las Americas, this project focuses on creating a spacious public area on the ground level, distinguished by abundant greenery and welcoming spaces that not only receive visitors but also entice them to immerse themselves in the project. An interior garden, easily traversable, facilitates direct interaction with nature, forming an open atrium that promotes ventilation across subsequent levels. As a multipurpose building, it encompasses two commercial levels, a floor designated for offices and graphic design classrooms, two underground parking levels, ten floors featuring double and single apartments, and a designated space for art exhibitions.
DANIELA MICHELLE RUIZ ROSADO
DANIELA MICHELLE RUIZ ROSADO
One main volume with the circulation in the middle.
Split the volumme in two and join them with the circulation.
Angled gestures were created on the corners of the second volume.
Allow natural ventilation through an open atrium with an interior garden on the first level. 01 02 03 04 morphology.
drawings.
DANIELA MICHELLE RUIZ ROSADO
Main Entrance form the Street, Eco Arts
Surrounding Entrances, Eco Arts
GUAYANILLA, PR
The project aims to implement a regenerative design to revitalize a weakened area. The selected site suffers from structural composition, stability, fertility, and nutrients, due to a prior structural collapse, which led to the abandonment of the site, now serving as a dumping ground. To facilitate its regeneration, fertilization is needed to enhance its capacity to absorb air and water, thereby laying the foundation for its rejuvenation and eventual restoration of ecological balance. stump house.
DANIELA MICHELLE RUIZ ROSADO
conceptual design.
RVR modular design inc.
ISABELA, PR
Located in Isabela, adjacent to the PR-2 highway, the project proposes a modular building factory for crafting small 200ft² wooden houses and producing adobe blocks using on-site materials and wood scraps. These blocks, integral to the modules, initiate a regeneration process. To address industrial pollution, the construction incorporates adobe blocks made from wood-generated sawdust and on-site clay. A solar panel system is integrated to provide clean energy, managed through a controller, inverter, and battery bank, with a hybrid solar system as backup. Incentives for clean energy production are facilitated through a Solar Renewable Energy Credit (SREC) program.
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DANIELA MICHELLE RUIZ ROSADO
drawings.
DANIELA MICHELLE RUIZ ROSADO
Central Open Plaza, RVR Modular Design Inc.
Factory Entrance transition to the plaza, RVR Modular Design Inc.
CEIA
GUÁNICA, PR
My project will be an Environmental Research Center for educational purposes of a public and sectoral nature. It will have the objective of training the community to know their natural resources and make decisions based on scientific evidence. Furthermore, it will allow postgraduate students of environmental sciences, landscapers, farmers, or any other profession related to the environment, to connect with nature and expand their knowledge.
Locating the project north of the Guánica Nature Reserve, next to the Rio Loco, provides a better reach to nature. It also establishes a direct connection with bodies of water, flora, and the fauna of the town.
DANIELA MICHELLE RUIZ ROSADO
final design.
