Leonardo Aguilar 2024 Spring

Leonardo Aguilar

Phone # (636)385-8435

Email

aguilarbehsmanleon22@gmail.com

Location

O’Fallon Missouri, U.S.A

EDUCATION

Master of Architecture (M.ARCH)

The University of Kansas

-Graduated: 2024

-GPA 3.9

High School

Fort Zumwalt North

-Seven Consecutive Semesters of 3.4 GPA

INVOLVEMENT WORK EXPERIENCE

University of Kansas

-Laverne Noyes Scholarship -AIAS

Fort Zumwalt North

-Technology Education Association of Missouri State award winner

SKILLS

Soft -Organized -Time Management -Creative -Adaptive

Technical -Adobe Products -Autocad -Sketchup -Revit -Rhino

PGAV Destinations

Intern

-Assist in modeling

-Assist in building designs and layouts

-Pickup redlines on documents

KU Marvin Hall Student Shop

Work Shop Assistant

-Assist students with projects and tools

-Ensure safety of students from improper use of tools

-Record Students who violate safety rules repeatedly

Ivey Construction

Framer

-Cut boards to length as required by plans

-Nailed and stapled together subfloors, walls, and roof

-Assembled walls

CHICAGO FIRES

Description

PROGRAM

MLS Stadium

LOCATION

Chicago, Illinois

PROJECT DATE

5th year, Spring 2024

PROJECT PARTNER

Garrett Miller

The MLS Stadium was a partner project that focused on creating a new centrality at North Throop while developing the stadium. Our goal was to bring different businesses like retail, service, food, and leisure to the area. The stadium concept was to tie to the history of the Chicago Fire through the envelope and create multiple different types of experiences for our guests. The final stadium holds a total of 18,800 guest and multiple different types of premium spaces.

PREMIUM SEATS

GENERAL SEATS

SUPPORTER SEATS

LEGEND

SUPPORT SPACES

- CONCESSIONS

- RESTROOMS

- BARS

- MEDIA

AUXILARY SPACES

- STORAGE

- SECURITY

- MEP

PREMIUM SPACES

- CLUBS

- SUITES

TEAM AMENITIES

- LOCKER ROOMS

- LOUNGE SPACE

- SHOWERS

- TRAINING ROOM

- OFFICES

- LOBBY

West Elevation

South Elevation

N-S Section

KC CROSSROADS

Description

PROGRAM

Nature Center

LOCATION

Kansas City

PROJECT DATE

4nd year, Spring 2023

KC Crossroads was a partner project that focused on the living building challenge. The living building challenge contains 7 performance criteria which are place, water, energy, health+happiness, material, equity, and beauty. Our goal was to design a sense of place inside KC fabric through a nature center. This was intended to give a learning experience through visualization of water collection/ living

WYANDOTTE ST

BALTIMORE AVE

22,000GSF

Program Square Footage

Extrusion of Spaces

Roof Development

Outdoor Ramp Pavilion

Ground Floor Lobby

Eco Machine

Split PROGRAM

Gymnasium/ Housing

LOCATION

Oklahoma City

PROJECT DATE

4nd year, Fall 2022

PROJECT TEAM

Physical/Site Model

Description

The focus of Split was to provide the community of OKC with a space to bring people together through activity. The building contains a recreational area for the South district of the city while providing housing for the city. The building form was based on the programs divided uses and reconnecting them with a central spline that pushes towards the trails and the river to the southeast. The building material was intended to be a bold and heavy for the central tube and for the rest of the building was glass covered by wooden louvers.

Circulation

Downtown Hub

PROGRAM

Alternate transportation/ retail

LOCATION

Lawrence, Kanas

PROJECT DATE

3nd year, Fall 2021

Description

The focus of the Downtown Hub was to provide the community of Lawrence a space in which they can use when taking alternate transportation. The buildings shape and material of the building was in response to the surrounding context since the site is in a historical distract. The building was then laid out in a way that divides the public hemisphere’s of the building from the private spaces by floors.

Security

Bathroom

Copy room

3

Circulation

The buildings façade is based on surrounding Eastern buildings elevations. The curve on the corner is based on the firehouse to the West. The Northern façade is broken down to continue the AT&T building to the North. The red panels are staggered like brick but with the “grout” lines extruded in the horizontal plane.

REPTILIAN PAVILION

Description

Project Date: Spring 2022

The Reptilian Pavilion was a project started up from a previous class. The structure that was built was to mimic the Children’s Museum that’s behind it. My class took this structure and designed a shading device that was both sustainable and was to mimic nature for educational use. As a class we decided to recycle street signs and cut and bend them in a way that would mimic scales of a lizard when placed in a pattern. We then organized the colors of the signs of both warm and cool colors to get an abstract version of the rainbow that could be found throughout the Museum.

OTHER WORKS

Chicken Coop

Whiskey Glass

Layered Picture

Drafing