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ADRIAN F

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AD DR R II A AAN ND R I A N A RR R EE FII RO RO E R R E I RO FF EE R

Miami, FL Miami, FL 305-607-1197 | adrianferreiro79@gmail.com 305-607-1197 | adrianferreiro79@ 305-607-1197 | adrianferreiro79@gmail.com

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EDUCATION EDUCATION EDUCATION

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY FLORIDA UNIVERSITY AcceleratedINTERNATIONAL Master of Architecture, M. ARCH | GPA: 3.9 Accelerated Master of Architecture, M. ARCH | GPA: 3.86 Accelerated Architecture, M. ARCH | GPA: 3.86 2020 – 2025Master of

2020 – 2025 2020 – 2025 NEW WORLD SCHOOL OF THE ARTS HIGH SCHOOL NEW OF THE ARTS HIGH SCHOOL NEW WORLD SCHOOL OF Program THESCHOOL ARTS HIGH SCHOOL High School Diploma, VisualWORLD Arts | GPA: 4.2 School High Visual Arts Diploma, Program Visual | GPA:Arts 4.2 Program | GPA: 4.2 2016 School – 2020Diploma,High 2016 – 2020

2016 – 2020

EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCEEXPERIENCE

GARCIA MAYORAL RAMOS & ASSOCIATES INC. GARCIA MAYORAL RAMOSINC. & ASSOCIATES INC. GARCIA RAMOS & ASSOCIATES MAY 2024MAYORAL – PRESENT MAY 2024 – PRESENT MAY 2024 – PRESENT • Worked alongside head designer/CEO to draft and organize sets of city permitted drawings •creativity Worked alongside head designer/CEO to draft and permitted organize sets of city permitted drawings •• Worked alongside head designer/CEO draft organize sets of city drawings Helped develop strategies forto issues inand spatial layouts •creativity Helped develop creativity strategies for issues in spatial layouts •• Helped develop strategies for issues in spatial Reviewed code guidelines and labeled shop drawings forlayouts permits • client Reviewed code guidelines and labeled shop drawings •• Reviewed guidelines and labeled shop for permits Formattedcode multiple presentations for drawings a variety of different projects for permits • Worked with licensed architects and engineers •• Worked with licensed architects and engineers Went on several site visits with clients and workers

& ACHIEVEMENTS AWARDS & AWARDS ACHIEVEMENTS FIU GREEN LIBRARY COLLECTION FIU COLLECTION FIU GREEN GREEN LIBRARY LIBRARY COLLECTION 2021 – PRESENT 2021 – PRESENT 2021 – PRESENT SUPER JURY FINALIST SUPER SUPER JURY JURY FINALIST FINALIST 2021 2021 2021 FIU FIU DEAN’S DEAN’S LISTFIU DEAN’S LIST 2020 – 2025 2020 2020 –– 2025 2025

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ADRIAN FCONTENT E R R E I RO

Miami, FL 305-607-1197 | adrianferreiro79@gmail.com

Dedicated, hardworking, detail-oriented architecture student with goals of pursuing an illustrious and gratifying career as an architect. Interested in learning more about architecture and the intricacies of the profession, from the business side to the most minute construction details and everything in between.

Campus HVAC Facility & Jazz Center

Student: Adrian Ferreiro

Comprehensive Design Studio ARC 5361

Faculty: Juan Alayo

Summer 2024 Date 07/23/24

EDUCATION HARLEM JAZZ CENTER & HVAC FACILITY pg. 3-12 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY FLORIDA Accelerated Master of Architecture, M. ARCH | GPA: 3.86

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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS FIU GREEN LIBRARY COLLECTION 2021 – PRESENT

SAVANNAH MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING

SUPER JURY FINALIST 2021 pg. 31-40 FIU DEAN’S LIST 2020 – 2025

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HARLEM JAZZ CENTER & HVAC FACILITY The site of this project was on a triangular

A jazz center that could be used by the

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public and students from nearby universities

attributes and or programs of the building

for performances, as well as a place to

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and a large auditorium. This project was

project also was an HVAC facility that ideally

meant to bring the idea of performing jazz

would manage and produce the HVAC for a

centers, back into the heart of harlem.

number of buildings that neighbored the site.

656 WEST 125TH ST. NEW YORK NEW YORK 10027

INTEGRATED COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN

STUDENT ID: 6248327

NAME: ADRIAN FERREIRO

CLASS ID: ARC5361-U03C 1245 PROFESSOR: JUAN ALAYO TERM ID: SUMMER 2024

SCALE: 1/16" = 1'0" DATE: 7/29/2024 SHEET NO.

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MACRO SITE PLAN 1/64 (ACCESS TO TRANSPORTATION)

SITE

MULTIPURPOSE RENEWABLE CONES Swales Volume in gallons= 5445 gallons

Throughout

this

design, the

formal

water to swales and or other receptacals

quality and language of cones can be seen

during floods or heavy rainfall. The cones

both,

also provide seating, places for tree

the building’s facade and public ground

planters, and grassy patches for leisure.

level. The cone was used to design

The cones on the facade of the building

multipurpose elements that could lead to

however, serve a different purpose. They

renewable solutions. For the landscape,

include six different designs and sizes.

the cones were used for there unique

The balconies include water collection

sloped edges and how they can guide

systems, planters, and wonderful views.

Total gallons of rainwater from a 100 year storm = 1,942.5 gallons

Swales Volume > Volume of 100 year storm, so the will be able to mitigate the issue made of floodingfor in area nearly every decision due to the volume of water the swales can hold.

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Concrete Panel Cladding 2”x 4” Wooden Studs

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Cast in-place pipe, that transfers rainwater to the filtration system

Filtration system, that allows rainwater to be reused throughout the apartment

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SAVANNAH COTTAGE HOUSE

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This project was centered around the

area all being open to the skylight by using

challenge to take as much advantage of the

the vertical inbetween space between the

given small savannah house lot as possible,

lots. The skylight is very important to the

while still creating enjoyable spaces and

overall design because it creates a semi-

multi-leveled lofts within the walls of the

open experience for the owners. Another

given site. The limitations of site, invited

important aspect of the project is the use

the creation of interesting open spaces to

of varied materials on the facade such as

emerge especially on the first floor with

concrete, wood, and brick.

the open kitchen, living space, and garden

plays with a varied rectangular pattern.

The facade

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SAVANNAH MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING

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This project revolved around the idea of

construction that can be seen in Savannah,

creating a multi-leveled housing building

Georgia. However, in this project, as the

with several different sizes for families. The

stepped floors go upwards, the scale of the

design has a stepped layout that highlights

bricks and space between them decreases.

the corner of the site. This corner creates a

The window openings poke out further

public space that allows the community to

and further from the facade wall as the

gather and has a small coffee shop where

floors go upwards aswell. This manipulation

they can sit and enjoy being on a busy city

of the brick scales and stepped floor

corner. The facade of the building is in

layering creates unique qualities for the

the style of the historic brick and mortar

residents that differ from floor to floor.

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GROUND FLOOR

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GROUND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

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THIRD FLOORTHIRD FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR

ROOF PLAN ROOF PLA

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VIEW 1

XON 1

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VIEW 2

AXON 2

VIEW 3

VIEW 4

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Footprint Pattern

BIOMIMIC CRAB PAVILIONS

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The design of the pavilions started with

Then, I began to use the information

the idea of using aspects of a creature, a

collected, to create a data script based off

crab, to influence the formal and behavorial

the points where the crab’s feet landed.

qualities of the pavilions. I began to look

This eventually lead to three different

at the specific movements and qualities

pavilions being shaped. These pavilions

of a crab’s walk to influence the designs.

were

Not only did I learn about the unique

rooftops galleries and outdoor perfomance

stride of crabs, but also of the patterns

spaces where artists and performers could

that their footprints made in the sand.

showcase their talents to wider audiences.

designed

to

become

enclosed

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Block Facade Elevations

Facing West

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