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CV I am an architect, presently pursuing a master's degree in Architecture with an emphasis in Interior architecture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Proficient in architectural and graphic design software, I have a profound interest in ephemeral architecture, interior design, and historic preservation.

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Architect Led all aspects of interior space and furniture design projects, including project oversight, staff supervision, client and supplier communications management, budget management, and material selection.

Junior Architect Collaboratively designed single-family homes, drafting architectural and urban plans in AutoCAD, with post-production in Photoshop.

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OFILINEAS Aug. 2019 2023

OS ARQUITECTURA Y URBANISMO 2018

E X P E R I E N C E SCHOOL OF THE ART INSTITUTE 2023

NOMAS SAIC chapter

E D U C A T I O N Bachelor in Architecture Cum Laude distinction offered for obtaining an accumulative average of 4.3

UNIVERSIDAD SANTO TOMÁS 2014-2019

Candidate for MArch with Emphasis in Interior Architecture

SCHOOL OF ART INSTITUE 2023-2025

A C H I V E M E N T S NEW ARTISTS SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP School of the Art Institute, Chicago, USA.

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COLFUTURO SCHOLARSHIP GRANTEE Minciencias, Colombia

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S K I L L S SOFTWARE AutoCAD Sketch UP + Vray Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

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OTHERS Model Making 3D Printing Laser Cutting Woodwork Photography

LANGUAGES Spanish (Native) English (Fluent) Italian (Basic)

El Sentido de la Arquitectura.

Periódico IKARO, edición No. 26.

Página 10. ISSN 1909-2024.

http://publicaciones.ustabuca.edu.co/

images/Documentos%20Publicaciones/ documentos%20ikaro/26.pdf

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DESING PROPOSAL FOR A PHYSICALMENTAL TRAINING CENTER FOR COMBAT ATHLETES IN BUCARAMANGA Group Project for Universidad Santo Tómas Year : 2019 Soft Skills : Creativity, problem-solving, Teamwork

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Technical Skills : Planimetry in autocad and post production in photoshop, furniture design, and 3D model and redering with sketch up + VRAY

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The Physical-Mental Training Center’s proposal for the AMB’s combat athletes is developed as a unit of structuring systems of urbanism and architecture under the principles Eco-Tech

architecture and folds. It seeks to decentralized the athletic infrastructure of Bucaramanga,

generating a new sporty focus in Piedecuesta that enhances the characteristics of the different regions and its sectors in terms of sports training facilities.

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Through the principle of Eco-Tech, eco-urbanism, the main axes of the project are developed, a product of

the natural conditions of the land’s arborization, seeking the least intervention. The main axis is considered

a large green, pedestrian and public corridor that distributes to the different spaces, which can be used for activities related to recreation and sports.

The Diagrid perimeter structural system is proposed, which functions as a large ring-shaped steel frame that allows to save the large lights, resulting in large flexible rooms.

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The roofscape designed under the folding principles represents a spatial and energetic solution, facilitating

ventilation and natural lighting, all conceived as a unit in its five facades, transforming into aesthetic and symbolic elements.

The consolidation of these fields, and the comprehension of the dimensions, proportions, ordering and relationship between the spaces, allow to develop an integral formation of the Santander athlete.

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Translucent Ecoroof 37 profile PC by Arkos Thickness: 2.5mm - 3.00mm

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Max Width: 1.07m

Max Length: 11.80m

Crest Spacing: 250mm

Crest Spacing: 250mm

Weight: 4.9 - 5.9 kg/m² - 5.24 kg/m Metal Truss

Thickness: 2.5mm Max Width: 1.07m

Max Length: 11.80m

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Ecoroof 40 profile by Arkos

Weight: 4.9 kg/m² - 5.24 kg/m

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Rainwater Gutter

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GENERAL PLAN C-C SECTION

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PHYSICAL MODEL DOCUMENTATION

West View

Main Entrace View

Sports stage Section model

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South - North Sports stage Section model

South View

Sports stage Brigde Entrance

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CAPILLARY KITCHEN Project for studio III at SAIC Year : Fall 2023 Soft Skills : Creativity, problem-solving.

Technical Skills : concept idea, 3d model in Scketch Up and rendering with vray.

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This work was exhibited at NextGEN Tekton, a partner program of the 2023 Chicago Architecture Biennial.

Situated between Ronan Park and

the Global Garden Refugee Training Farm, the kitchen blends function with eco-conscious design.

Constructed

with

translucent

polycarbonate walls, it mimics plant

capillaries, collecting water for the garden while bathing the interior in natural light.

There are four spaces in the design: The

central

kitchen

area

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stove, sink, fridge, and an island

with storage space, a producedisplaying corridor that showcases the bounty of the nearby farm,

with nooks and alcoves perfect for displaying seasonal produce. This space invites visitors to engage

with the food-growing process, a greenery-adorned bench area, and a communal gathering spot.

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HEXA-VESSEL

Gardening tool for collecting water - Phase I for final project Two connected cut hexagonal prism with six beam geometry consisting of one interior vessel made out of thermoplastic polyester with six panles made out of 1/4" plywood. Inside the vessel there's a structure whic blocks the water from darining until the water reaches the top level

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MODEL EXPERIMENTING

The physical model experimentation explored the essence of my gardening tool through the themes of "stacking," "leaking," and "water." I used mini 3D-printed versions of my tool, leftover supports from the prints, blue paint, and water to experiment with form and materiality. By stacking the prints into structures on a plywood board, I introduced tinted water to flow and create organic patterns. These patterns became the foundation for my kitchen layout, reflecting the tool's qualities of fluidity, adaptability, and interaction with its environment.

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SCALE 1:75

PLAN

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Wooden floor

Polycarbonate sheet

Gravel Water container Footing

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Axonometric

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Close up of main Kitchen structure

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202 DORMS Project for studio V at SAIC Year : Fall 2024 Soft Skills : Creativity, problem-solving.

Technical Skills : concept idea, 3d model in Scketch Up and rendering with Lumion.

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This

project

transforms

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Adams Street in Chicago into an SAIC dormitory through adaptive

reuse and expansion. A low-rise addition complements the existing

structure, avoiding the density of a skyscraper. A recessed glass curtain wall at the ground level enhances openness and street connection.

The new addition houses communal spaces

and

studios,

while

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original building contains dorms and

student amenities. Exposed columns

create a central gathering space, preserving historical elements.

Setback

terraces

on

the

south

façade integrate both structures visually and functionally, serving as a

passive design strategy. The project prioritizes sustainability, community engagement, preservation.

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architectural

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LOBBY

SERVICE HALLWAY B

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GALLERY SPACE

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MECHANICAL ROOM

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Rooftop

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OPEN STUDIO SPACE

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INDIVIDUAL STUDIO SPACE

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FIRST FLOOR SCALE: 1/14" = 1' 0"

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42'-10

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MAILROOM STORAGE

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MAIL ROOM

MAILBOXES C

9'-5"

MECHANICAL ROOM

MAILBOXES D

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RESLIFE OFFICES

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RESLIFE APARTMENT

RESLIFE STORAGE

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MEZZANINE FLOOR SCALE: 1/14" = 1' 0"

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DINING HALL

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MECHANICAL ROOM

VENDING MACHINE D LOCKERS

77 40 ' 1 1/ '-4 8" 5/16 "

16'-8"

OPEN STUDIO SPACE

Ammenities

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LOCKERS

16'-8"

INDIVIDUAL STUDIO SPACE

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SECOND FLOOR SCALE: 1/14" = 1' 0"

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East Section

East Facade

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QUIET STUDIOS

LAUNDRY ROOM

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53'-6 3/8"

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MECHANICAL ROOM

VENDING MACHINE D LOCKERS

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MECHANICAL ROOM

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FOURTH FLOOR SCALE: 1/14" = 1' 0"

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ROOM 4

ROOM 5

ROOM 6

ROOM 7 ROOM 8

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ROOM 9

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ROOM 1

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MECHANICAL ROOM 5/16" 73'-8 5/16" 35'-1

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FIFTH FLOOR (TYPICAL ODD NUMBER FLOOR) SCALE: 1/14" = 1' 0"

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South Facade

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ROOM 5

ROOM 4

ROOM 6

ROOM 7 ROOM 8

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ROOM 2

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ROOM 9

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ROOM 1

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MECHANICAL ROOM

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SIXTH FLOOR (TYPICAL EVEN NUMBER FLOOR) SCALE: 1/14" = 1' 0"

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Main Entrance

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ROOM 4

ROOM 6

ROOM 7 ROOM 8

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ROOM 2

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MECHANICAL ROOM

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LOFT FLOOR FOR ALL RESIDENTIAL FLOORS SCALE: 1/14" = 1' 0"

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Open Kitchen at Rooftop

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MECHANICAL ROOM

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Small One Person Room

ROOFTOP FLOOR SCALE: 1/14" = 1' 0"

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Social Hub Outside Dorms

Sitting Area at Rooftop

Big One Person Room

Two Person Room

Three Person Room

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R G HOUSE Client Project : Design in collaboration with OS Arquitectura y Urbanismo.

Year : 2021 Soft Skills : Creativity, problem-solving, Teamwork.

Interior and furniture design for a new house located in Bucaramanga, Colombia.

For this design, a contemporary style was taken into

account. It is intended to represent simplicity, but equally, incorporate functionality; this is reflected

in the built-in cabinets and compartments, found throughout the house, giving more space for storage.

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Basement 2 Floor Plan

Section A

Basement 1 Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Section B

Section C

Kitchen

Main Room 32

Living Room

Office

Main Bathroom

Pool Area 33

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REVIVAL BLVD Client Project : Designed for the 2024 NOMA Barbara G. Laurie Student Design Competition

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Year : 2024 Soft Skills : Creativity, problem-solving.

Technical Skills : 3D model in Rhino and redering in photoshop.

The Revival Blvd Project: Highway to Healing reimagines the West Baltimore I-40 Corridor as an urban

renovation featuring a multi-modal transit hub, a community center, and residential development.

Conceived by a team of nine, this restorative justice proposal addresses the systemic injustices

caused by the U.S. highway expansion while envisioning a future of repair and revitalization for the

community. The featured section focuses on the transit hub, designed to reconnect the area through sustainable and community-focused transportation solutions.

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Scale 1/16”=1’ Ground floor with second floor callout Proposed transit hub connects MARC Train, bus routes, and new Red Line light rain system.

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Level 3 20ft

Level 2 10ft

Level 1 0

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Transit Hub Section A Open Coworking Space Meeting Rooms

Section cut throught the interior workspaces showcasing double-height and single height areas.

Restrooms Food Court Red Line City Link Orange City Link Blue City Link Pink 77 Bus 163 Bus 40 Bus 26 Bus

Coworking Space The interior of the transit hub features a number of open and private worksapces to encourage communal gathering

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SABINA'S APARTMENT Client Project : Design in collaboration with OS Arquitectura y Urbanismo Year : 2019 Soft Skills : Creativity, problem-solving, Teamwork Technical Skills : Planimetry in autocad, furniture design and 3D model and redering with sketch up + VRAY

Interior and furniture design for remodeling an apartment located in Bogotá, Colombia.

The main idea was to give a more modern look to the space and make it functional for the client's needs. That is why a gray toned color scheme was used along with different types of wood to create contrast. We decided to

used yelllow to give the bedroom and studio a pop of color and tie the two together.

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GIARDINO 193 Client Project : Personal proyect.

My ideal post-pandemic workspace Year : 2020 Soft Skills : Creativity, problem-solving.

Technical Skills : concept idea, 3d model in Scketch Up and rendering with lumion.

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The concept idea was proposed

seeking a balance between my work space and my home studio; in short,

I considered myself globally. I lived surrounded by avocado trees and

tangerines trees and plants that

flourished next to a stream. With the view of that place, I enjoyed

designing during my college years and in my first professional projects.

On the other hand, I really enjoy being surrounded by a team, people who support me and with whom I can

share great moments, comment on things, laugh, in conclusion, work in a healthy and fun environment.

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Thus, resources such as water, vegetation, and a window are integrated, allowing the area to be zoned into five sections to achieve a comprehensive environment: 1. Outdoor garden 2. Transition/rest area 3. Individual work area 4.Group work area 5. Cafeteria.

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