Architecture Portfolio_ALVP

Ana Lucero Villaseñor Penela

architecture portfolio

2022

Ana Lucero Villaseñor Penela a r c h i t ec t [ Mexico City, Mexico]

About

Curious, passionate, and constantly driven by design in all its manifestations. From transcendent to the most ephemeral architecture, understanding its scale and process. During my first years of professional career, still at the undergraduate level, I was formed under an international experience, where I was able to share knowledge, work methods, and above all, the enthusiasm with people from cultures very different from mine, which has broadened my perception and understanding of the architecture.

(+52) 55 8034 9382 lubllasr@gmail.com

In the last years of professional experience in diverse projects of various scales and typologies, including industrial, interior, architectural, landscape, and urban planning architecture.

Participation in all design stages, from conceptual to fabrication and construction supervision.

@al2_arq

in

work

myself

https://www.linkedin.com/in/analucero-villase%C3%B1or-24286514a

Creative, resilient, able to engage with my team and motivating, with a great sense of responsibility, and above all, looking for an efficient resolution of problems. I am a person who believes that teamwork with an open minded perspective; each of the parts adds up to result in something better.

experience

2020

agust - today

MPR Arquitectura y Diseño - Senior Architect - Research and site analysis for residential architecture project designs.

- Assembling multiple design iterations and schematic proposals for preliminary protorype design phases.

- Preparing architectural drawings and 3D models in all project phases, including schematic design, design development, and construction plans.

- Developed interior design proposals to create unique interior living and working spaces.

- Attended client meetings to establish décor requirements and set up project presentations with Layout and 3D perspectives to create a more realistic image of the proposal.

- Budget preparation and cost analysis control, production control, and direction with suppliers, both local and international, to secure lucrative products. Nurtured vendor relationships to achieve effective supply chain operations and purchasing goals.

- Material samples presentation to assist clients with the selection of items’ material, color, and placement concerning space and furnishings.

- Photographed completed interior design projects for use on the company’s website and social media to promote the company’s design services.

TM18 Taller Maderero - Senior Architect - Carpenter design assistance in the construction of high-quality tailored made furniture design.

- Project management coordination between architect wit high demand costumer service and carpentry workshop.

- Budget preparation and cost analysis control, production control, and direction with supply acquisition to achieve effective supply chain operations and installation goals.

- Preparing detailed architectural drawings and 3D models prioritizing material dimensions, design proportions, and assemblage between multiple furniture pieces to combine materials like marble, stone, leather, fabric, vegetable fibers, and metal.

- Collaboration with Interior design firms like Mariana Rivera, Kalinka Mikel, Estudio 240, Quadra, and YM Contraste.

2022

Hercules 34 - Freelance Architect

january - today

- Project proposal to transform a 60`s style house into a residential apartment, focusing on maintaining the original structure and transforming it to create a different spatial design proposal.

- Control of schematic design, design development, and construction documents for building apartments.

- Preparing architectural drawings: schematic, architectural, constructions.

- Coordination between architecture drawing and other consultan drawings. (ex. civil, MEP, structure, landscape and sustaintability) - Budget analysis and presentation to investors and main client.

- Project management in architectural drawing and construction process.

2018

LMAO Architecture and Construction - Junior Architect

january - september

- Assembling multiple conceptual architectural and industrial proposals for architectural competitions.

- Preparing architectural drawings for schematic design phase.

- Coordination between architecture drawing and other consultan drawings. (ex. civil, MEP, structure) - Preparing 3D model in Sketchup.

2017 - 2018

TO Architecture - Architect Intern

september - february

- Assembling multiple conceptual architectural and urban proposals for architectural competitions.

- Preparing 3D model in Sketchup and physical model making for competitions.

- Exhibition layout collaboration

2018 & 2021

Freelance Cooperations

september - february

- Artelia Cal y Mayor - GutArqs

education 2010 - 2015

The American School Foundation A.C. - Mexico City Highschool Degree GPA 4.0 IB Philosophy AP Studio Arts

2018 - 2019

Politecnico di Torino - Torino, Italy Laurea and Laurea Magistral credits Specialization in restoration and heritage courses

2015 - 2020

National Autonomous University of Mexico - Mexico City Bachelor degree in Architecture GPA 3.7 Graduation Seminar RX Studio

2020 - 2022

University of the People - Online Master in Education credits

skills

GPA 3.7

l a n g u a g es

Autodesk Autocad 2D Autocad 3D Revit (BIM) 3ds max

awards

Adobe Suite Photoshop Illustrator Indesign Premiere Lightroom After Effects

Other Sketchup Layout Vray Lumion Twinmotion Microsoft Office

Model making Hand drawing Photography Art painting Carpentry

spanish - native Language english - TOEFL iBT 87 italian - B1 Celi

& participations

First Place - National architecture competitions Pabellón del Eco - Campanario FICA - UR Both temporary pavilions were constructed in less than 2 weeks with 100% reusable materials which were sold or donated as construction materials to build temporary shelters or workshops as a response to assisting affected regions in our country during the S19 earthquake.

Honorable Mention - International and National Architecture competitions Team20 - Global Database of Architecture and Urban Planning Graduation Projects Participation Premio Félix Candela III - Agave House Premio Félix Candela I - S19 Memorial One of the 8 finalist proposals, among more than 10,000. Contest convened by the Spanish Institute of Architecture, with recognition and international jury. National and international exhibition in:

Faculty of Architecture of the UNAM, Mexico City, Mexico

College of Architects, Mexico City, Mexico

Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City, Mexico

University of the Americas, Puebla, Mexico

School of Architecture ITESM, Queretaro, Mexico

College of Architects, Valladolid, Spain

Polytechnic School of the San Pablo, Madrid Spain

School of Architecture, Sevilla, Spain

Workshops - International and National Harvard GSD + UNAM - Building Manifestos for the Utopia UTSA + UNAM - Water Urban Device UNAM - Water Architecture UNAM - International Colloquium Deutscher Werkbund: Materiality, ideas, networks.

UNAM - Building Information Modeling Revit CENTRO - Comex trends UGREEN Green Building School – Sustainable Interior Design Week

Social Work Member of Student Council Max Cetto at the UNAM

Coordinate architectural forums, and field trips around Mexico City and Metropolitan Area. collaboration with prestigious

architects such as: Michel Rojkind, Juan Carral, Lucio Munián, Elena Tudela, Ivonne Labiaga and others.

Organization, coordination and execution of architecture trips: Hidalgo, Puebla, Queretaro, Guanajuato.

Ecatzingo and Xochimilco Reconstruction

Architectural construction module to rebuild one of the most affected municipalities in Mexico after the S19 earthquake

Site visits to create a structured database of damaged housing and governmental buildings

01 E S T U A R I O - Cycles of an earthquake Premio Félix Candela S19 Memorial - Competition Finalist

Architecture Contest Type: Landscape Architecture Location: Pijijiapan, Chiapas, Mexico Year: 2018 Collaborators: Rosa Angélica Mota Montiel Ana Elisa Vargas López Schematic sketch

Pijijiapan

There is a certain beauty in the apparent lack of control over nature. As humans we tend to forget it, but as architects we look for ways to control these natural aspects, without realizing their immensity and mysticism.

Estuary represents the cycles of the intervention that men make in nature and how, contrary to architectural work, it does not limit its energy, but instead opens the way and allows it to adapt to the site over time.

In constant relationship with its surroundings, the memorial draws a compositional axis that joins Pijijiapan, Chiapas to the epicenter of the S19 Earthquake, emphasizing the relationship between the human and the natural. The vestiges left by the catastrophe become the base module that builds the memorial; gabions, masonry construction system, this time with rubble. Estuary becomes a literal memory of the constructions destroyed by the earthquake, as well as the renewal of its energy with the interaction of the cycles of nature, reducing the use of resources.

Space and time come to life within the memorial, due to the transcendental cyclical reaction with nature, being an inexhaustible energy, punctually framing certain ephemeral aspects of it. Any intervention will be appropriated by the energy of nature, turning Estuary into the integration of nature, matter and time.

Chiapas, Mexico

Estuary

Memorial Intervention

Epicenter

S19 Earthquake Geographic site location

Schematic section sketch

Present

+30 Years

+60 Years

Interior perspective

Interior perspective

Interior perspective

Constructive Phases

1. Primary circulation trech digging

2. Secondary alley treching

3. Slopes as complementary circulation

4. Landscape system replica

Tinacal longitudinal section

Pulquería longitudinal section

Smoky green sea perspective

0

10

30

100 m

Floor plan

02 O C T L I - Mexican Landscape Unit Premio Félix Candela Casa Agave - Honorable Mention

Architecture Contest Type: Landscape Architecture Location: Cuatlaco, Hidalgo, Mexico Year: 2020 Collaborators: Maite García Lascurain

Splashed throughout the Mexican territory are small treasures, rebels against the homogenizing changes of globalism that threaten an identity. In Cuatlaco Hidalgo, a small town of pulque farmers, that rebellious spirit is still found. Defenders of the earth, provoke tears twice a day, scraping deep inside, the woman with a thousand breasts who fed and will feed a lot. Whoever lives here tells of what was once the golden age of pulque: an emblematic popular Mexican drink that saw its green fields give way to the yellow ears of barley, its greatest rival. But they will also tell of their resilience, guarding the “waters of the green bushes” that years later promise to rise from almost oblivion by those who seek something different, authentic within their roots.

Octli becomes the landscape restoration measure in Cuatlaco that considers each of the stages of the pulque process. The cyclical relationship of the maturity of the maguey, divided in a staggered manner by production batches, evidences the timelessness of the site. The sea of ​​smoky green along with its ditched paths of clay textures and covered in shadows of pencas, create atmospheres that allow you to delve into the depths of the pulque field that is governed by the orientation and monumentality of natural elements. Meanwhile, whoever comes to witness the ancient profession of the tlachiqueros, observes the spectacle being elevated or submerged by the very land that surrounds him.

The tinacal, the guiding axis of the complex, is constantly related to the maguey landscape and its use for the production of pulque, leading the entrance to Cuatlaco and sheltering the town’s community tinacal inside. The tlachiqueros’ temple made with a system of flattened earth with voids for light to enter, recreates the holisitc atmosphere where the production of this spiritual beverage occurs. The tinacal is not as a space dependent on a ranch or a farm, or even as a personal outlet, but as the main activity of the town, a place of conviviality and a tourist attraction. Octli, the house of the maguey in Cuatlaco, recovers the milking of the drink of the gods and recognizes it as the natural vocation of the site.

03 C U A U Z H O L L I - Regenerative Park TEAM 20 - Architecture and Urban Planning Graduation Projects Participation Thesis Project and Architecture Contest Type: Regenaritve Urban and Landscape Architecture Location: Tláhuac, Mexico City Year: 2020 Advisors: Estudio RX - Gabriela Cariilo and Loreta Castro Reguera Located in one of the most marginalized areas of Mexico City, Cuauzholli Regenerative Park, seeks to restore the landscape of the long-lost lake city, Mexico Tenochtitlan. The project pursues the intervention of one of the Natural Protected Areas (ANP-EXSGA) of Mexico City, defined as a cultural heritage site by UNESCO in 1987. Cuauzholli intervenes in the territory, converting it into a resilient respiratory system within the city. The landscape is transformed into an urban cultivation infrastructure reactivating the endemic canal and Chinampa’s agricultural system. Artificial wetlands and compost beds will become the new ephemeral landscape. The project was created with a progressive design for 40 years, which intends to achieve the total restoration of this devastated ecosystem. As a complementary program, Cuauzholli is composed of four subsets: compost plant, living museum, lake market, and a humanary. Each of them is designed by the replication of a bamboo roof prototype, which adapts to different scales, heights, and modules. Being bamboo an organic material, after 40 years of this master plan, the architecture will degenerate to become compost beds, forgetting the architectural elements that once configured the site and leaving nothing else but a regenerated unique landscape.

Problem Analysis

1500

Chinampas’ system in Xochimilco, Mexito City

Mexito City urbanisation and smog

Mexito City urbanisation and smog

Noli Diagram Urban Plans

1800

1930

1.5 DE LAGO DECHARCO LAGO A CHARCO A CHARCO DE LAGO A

1.5

1960

1.5

Cuenca endorreica de México Cuenca de sistema México de lagos Antigua endorreica extensión del Cuenca extensión endorreicadel desistema México de lagos Antigua Antigua extensión del sistema de lagos

24

Natural Protected Areas (ANP-EXSGA) 1986

Natural Protected Areas (ANP-EXSGA) 2020

24

24

1975 Cuenca endorreica de México

Límite delegacional

Antigua extensión del sistema de lagos

Huella del sistema de lagos original 1.5

Ciudad de México

24

Sierra de Santa Cuenca endorreica deCatarina México Antigua extensión del sistema de lagos

DE LAGO A CHARCO

DE LAGO A CHARCO

1.5

24

2020 Natural Protected Areas (ANP-EXSGA) 2020 DE LAGO A CHARCO

Google Earth (ANP-EXSGA) 2003

Urban Longitudinal Section

1.5

Mexico City’s urbanization throughout Ciudad de México time

Cuenca endorreica de México

Límite delegacional

Antigua extensión del sistema de lagos

Huella del sistema de lagos original

24

sidewalk

street

sidewalk Chalco Water Canal

Sierra de Santa Catarina

0 Year

1 Year

10 Years

20 Years

30 Years

+60 Years

Waste Analysis

Regenerative strategy

3km around the site

Landscame transformation during +60 years

terrain

SCAN ME

architecture

landscape

compost

Reactivation of endemic water canal system Creation of new canals to collect water and redirect it to the original canal system

elevated circulation pedestrian elevated access

wetlands system

Master Plan Construction phases

ANP-EXSGA Today

Cuauzholli 2020

Cuauzholli 2040

Cuauzholli 2060

wetlands water treatment plant

Zoning Core central zone

circulation

compost plant compost beds

Roof prototype

Constructive System

bamboo roof tiles

single elemet

bamboo roof structure @30 cm

set of 4 elements

main bamboo structure

secondary bamboo structure @15 cm internode filled with mortar 3/4” steel rod concrete screed structural compostition

concrete strip footing

system replica

Conceptual roof interpretation humanary

lake market

experimental chinampa

copost plant

Central Zone

1

space distribution: 1

2 living museum

2

3 lake market 4 humanary

3

4

copost plant

5 6

5 wetland treatment chain 6 elevated circulation 7 copost beds

7

8 productive and experimental chinampas 8

Compost Plant

Experimental Chinampa

perspective from the wetland treatment chains

interior perspective

Living Museum compost beds perspective

Lake Market

Lake Market

interior patio atmosphere

main patio and landscape intervention perspective

Humanary conceptual image 100 years after the master plan

During my professional career, I’ve had the opportunity to experiment with different types of architecture. From an ephemeral and experimental analysis to a more permanent construction and interior design. Projects with different scales, locations, clients, styles, and materials have widened my vision and taught me production processes, techniques, and new ways to experiment with constructive elements.

My participation in the process, from the early stages of design to the final stages of construction, has helped me complement my academic learning and nourish my development as an architect. No matter how simple or elaborated the project has been, the planning and execution process is fundamental as well as problem-solving skills to achieve the final results.

Most sigificant professional experience: 2017 - 2018

september - february

2020

agust - today

TO Architecture - Architect Intern projects involved: Capanario, Pabellón el Eco I Mexico, City UR, FICA I Mexico, City

MPR Arquitectura y Diseño - Senior Architect

TM18 Taller Maderero - Senior Architect

projects involved in: Tulum, Quintana Roo: Casa Cobá I Villasante Arquitectos

projects involved in collaboration with: Mariana Rivera Studio:

Alcaráz I Santa Fe, México City BSF I Santa Fe, México City

Origina I Santa Fe, México City

Prado Sur I Lomas de Chapultepec, México City

Ruben Dario I Santa Fe, México City

SMM I Santa Fe, México City

Santisimo I San Angel, México City Casa Cun I Cancún, Quintana Roo

Costa Pato I Cancún, Quintana Roo

Punta Brava I Esenada , Baja California

Naya I Punta Mita , Nayarit

Kalinka Mikel : MB I Santa Fe, México City Peregrina I Santa Fe, México City

projects involved in interior design: Mexico City:

Eisntein I Santa Fe

Tecojotes I Bosques de las Lomas Cañada I San Jerónimo

La Loma I Santa Fe

Maranta I Cuajimalpa Barcelona I Santa Fe

Paradox I Santa Fe

REQ I San Angel

Cumbres I Santa Fe

Avándaro, Estado de México: Fontana Bella

Rancho Avándaro RQ Cuernavaca, Morelos: Paraiso

Estudio 240 : Luisa Portilla I Interlomas , Estado de México

Adriana Soto I San Angel, México City

KM Interiores:

Punto Mar I Acapulco, Guerrero QUADRA :

EAP 327

SF 420

Vertientes

I Polanco , México City I Lomas de Chapultepec, México City I Lomas de Chapultepec, México City

YM Contraste : Cayambé I Pedregal , México City

Psicología 16 I Lomas Anáhuac, México City

04 C A M PA N AR I O Pabllón el Eco - Competition’s First Place

Architecture Contest Type: Ephemeral Architecture Location: Mexico City, Mexico Year: 2017 Status: Constructed Collaborators: TO Architecture Firm José Amozurutia I Carlos Facio

A plane made of copper plates, which from above, can be seen as a clean and reflective surface. Like an echo of the floor of mud squares, and which from below provides a new way of inhabiting the patio, laying bare the tectonics that allows to endure. A new atmosphere of changing shadows, reflections and sounds is built. The museum houses a bell tower for two months.

The construction process is totally legible. The frame of rods builds a stable structural system, which allows movement and admits tremor. Its contact allows activating the collision of the plates to generate sound. The inhabitant is a musician and a spectator.

The forest causes a new occupation of space. A playful labyrinth that can be touched, shaken.

The plane starts from the horizontal element of the window cross and ends at a height of 1.95m to confine us and then free us in an open and flexible area, from which the original solemnity and scale of the space is rediscovered, with the inclusion of this new reflecting plane. Systole and diastole from the street, the corridor, the entrance and the exit.

As of tomorrow, the Pavilion is 100% reusable. The rods will go to construction. The 144 plates will be sold and all the money raised will be donated. They are pieces of great beauty, craft value and their uses are endless.

SKIN Copper is a pure element that is molded based on fire and hammer, it keeps an alchemy that is revealed when it comes into contact with the sun. We hold in the highest esteem the craftsmanship that brings it to light. Goeritz’s stele becomes an exempt witness of this skin that came to reflect it. It is discovered from the street, as a reflection in the three existing gray walls, at the end of the long access corridor as a first reflection in the ceiling of the museum.

The shape of the plate is designed to allow sounds and resonances, echoes of a silent architecture.

Structual System cooper plate and steel rod

main facade

conceptual longitudinal section

architectural plant

full grid design

row grid design

Experimental playground interior perspective

quadrant grid design

cell grid design

skin grid design Window frame piece of art perspective form the interior of the museu,

ant view I conceptual model

interoir perspective I conceptual model

eagle view I conceptual model

05 U R - MakingCity FICA - Competition’s First Place Architecture Contest Type: Ephemeral Architecture Location: Mexico City, Mexico Year: 2017 Status: Constructed Collaborators: TO Architecture Firm José Amozurrutia I Carlos Facio

The International Fair of Friendly Cultures (FICA) is the most important cultural event in Mexico City in the center of the capital. In its tenth edition, the design of the pavilions was entrusted to the architecture firm TO, which was chosen from 61 candidates and five finalists. The project, titled UR, was inspired by the common development of different civilizations around the world. For the Sumerians UR meant city, in Latin it gave rise to the word urbs (hence our word city) and in the Germanic languages it is a prefix that denominates the concept of origin; a universal syllable that represents something essential: making a city.

TO developed a project that arises from placing a seed and replicating it in a grid to form an arrangement that frees the corners of the square and forms a system of agoras covered by wide covers that provide shade and cross ventilation to its spaces. visitors. The final result is an architectural complex that refers to the origin of our city, which underlies the stone enclosure of the zócalo, an urban center made up of roads, squares and plinths.

The structural system responds to a logic of stress distribution, which allows clearance of 400m2 without intermediate supports. Each piece of the system is essential and articulates with the others in such a way that the pavilion can be easily assembled and disassembled. Like a Huichol blanket, a Maori fabric or a Tibetan mandala, the set of structures shelters the flow of people to and from all directions, with transit and delay spaces, providing multiple options for travel and permanence.

Like a ship that arrives to anchor for a moment and retire, the pavilion awaits a future life, beyond the end of the fair. The roofs of the pavilions will become multipurpose spaces, such as collection centers, temporary shelters or workshops as a response to assist affected regions in our country during the S19 earthquake.

Diseño permeable

Mexico City’s Pavillion

Calzadas de Luz y Sombra

Plantas de conjunto

roofing plant set

architectural plant

Chinampa, tejido, troje, tensegrity

FICA

FERIA INTERNACIONAL DE LAS CULTURAS AMIGAS

UR

UR

structural distribution

transversal section

Llegada Llegada Llegada Llegada

Calzadas de Luz yLuz Sombra Calzadas de Calzadas Calzad y Som de

UR

Diseño permeable Diseño Diseño permeable permeable Diseño permeable pedestrian circulation flow diagram

Calzadas de Luz y Sombra

sun orientation

exploted roof design

structural permeability

longitudinal section contrasting with the monumentality of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City

Case Study Examples

Chinampa, tejido, troje, tensegrity

FICA

NAL AMIGAS

chinampas

perspective from main street

FERIA INTERNACIONAL DE LAS CULTURAS AMIGAS

roof functionality

UR

UR

Huichol blanket

Mexico’s City Pavilion

roof material interior perspective

UR

ephemeral structure

UR

mutipurpose spaces for damaged regions aftes S19

U

06 CASA

COBÁ

Housing complex

Type: Residential Architecture Location: Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico Year: 2021 Status: Under construction Collaborators: Villasante Arquitectos and MPR Arquitectura Sofía Villasante I Maria Pelaez The Casa Cobá housing complex was developed to create an architectural object that responds with a harmonious and functional design to the specific characteristics of the site: Puerto Aventuras, Tulum. The complex is resolved by a central axis compositional element. Complemented with a vegetal pathway, the axis generates a microclimate entrance experience. In addition, it respects the horizontal circulation of the user, continuously guiding him from the entrance to the common areas and transversally, secondary circulations are created to the private access of each of the departments.

This T-shaped circulation design creates a gap between the two architectural elements that make up the complex and also helps promote cross ventilation within the apartments.

The main facades respond to the aesthetic regulations and image conservation requested by the municipality, giving continuity to design elements such as sloping roofs of clay tile and wooden railings. However, Chukum, the main design material, is an endemic flattening technique to the area, which the project adopts to create an interior that adapts to the climate and gives the project a more regional appearance.

master bedroom perspective N.P.T. -1.95

RAM

P

8%

DOWN

W.C.

DO

W.C.

POOL

UP

ACCESS 1

2

3

4

W

N

5

N.P.T. - 1.80 1

MAIN BEDROOM

BEDROOM 1

2 3

RAM

P

8%

DINNING ROOM LIVING ROOM

TERRACE

BEDROOM 2 KITCHEN

DO

W

W.C.

N

MAIN BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM KITCHEN

WH 1

W.C.

TERRACE WH 9 WH 2

BEDROOM 2

W.C.

BEDROOM 1

WH 10

WH 3

ACCESS

DINNING ROOM

DOWN

N.P.T. ± 00.00

N.P.T. -00.75 1 3

4

5

6

7

8

2

3

4

5

9

ACCESS

2

N.P.T. ± 00.00

DOWN

N.P.T. -1.95 1

BICYCLE PARKING

WH 11

WH 4

DINNING ROOM

UP 8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

VENTANA DE PROYECCIÓN

GRILL AREA

KITCHEN 1

2

3

4

BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 PARKINGLOT

W.C.

TERRACE W.C.

LIVING ROOM

N.P.T. -00.15

MAIN BEDROOM WH 5

WH 6

UP

MAIN BEDROOM 5

6

7

8

10

9

BEDROOM 2 1

3

2

3

4

W.C.

5

DOWN TERRACE

2

DINNING ROOM

N.P.T. ± 00.00 WH 7

W.C.

living and dinning room I apartments

BEDROOM 1

1

FIRE PIT WH 8

ACCESS

KITCHEN

N.P.T. - 1.20

architectural plant ROOF TOP

ROOF TOP

12

12

11

11

10

TERRACE

DINNING ROOM

MAIN BEDROOM

9

W.C.

8

10

MAIN BEDROOM

7

9

LIVING ROOM

8 7

6

6

5 4 3

TERRACE

GRILL AREA

longitudinal section

LIVING ROOM

KITCHEN

W.C.

BEDROOM 3

W.C.

MAIN BEDROOM

WAREHOUSE

north facade

pool area

living and dinning room I lofts

16 15

16

16 15

15 14

14

14 13

13

13 12

12 11

10

APARTMENT 11

APARTMENT 9

12 11

11 10

10 9

9

8

8

8

7

7

7

9

6

6

6

5

5

5

4

4

4

3

3

3

APARTMENT 7

14 13 12 11

APARTMENT 4

APARTMENT 3

10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

transversal section

APARTMENT 2

roofgarden

07 RA 10 - RQ Interior Design Type: Residential Architecture Location: Avándaro, Edo de México Year: 2021 Status: Constructed Collaborators: Architecture : Gomez Crespo Arquitectos Interior design: MPR Arquitectura

Project Material Selection

material color palette

wood selection

materials

textiles

living and dinning room I conceptual 3D section

living and dinning room I conceptual 3D perspective

room 3 I conceptual 3D perspective

mai room I conceptual 3D perspective

mai room I conceptual 3D perspective

08 FONTANA

BELLA

Interior Design

Type: Residential Architecture Location: Avándaro, Edo de Mexico Year: 2021 Status: Constructed Collaborators: Architecture : Gomez Crespo Arquitectos Interior design: MPR Arquitectura lobby I conceptual 3D model

Project Material Selection

textiles

materials

family room I conceptual 3D model

wood selection

color palette

living and dinning room I conceptual 3D model

main room I conceptual 3D model

09 TM 18 - Furniture Supply Interior Design The content shown in the following images is of each studio’s intelectual and artistic property, the collaboration process was strictly on the production of furniture.

Mariana Rivera Studio

Project: Casa Cun Type: Residential Architecture Location: Cancún, Quintana Roo Year: 2021 Status: Fabricated

Kalinka Mikel Studio

Project: Peregrina Type: Residential Architecture Location: Santa Fe, Mexico City Year: 2021 Status: Fabricated

Mariana Rivera Studio

Project: BSF Type: Residential Architecture Location: Santa Fe, Mexico City Year: 2021 Status: Fabricated

Kalinka Mikel Studio

Project: MB Type: Residential Architecture Location: Santa Fe, Mexico City Year: 2021 Status: Fabricated

Estudio 240

Project: Luisa Portilla Type: Residential Architecture Location: Interlomas, Edo. Mexico Year: 2020 Status: Fabricated

YM Contraste

Project: Cayambe Type: Residential Architecture Location: Pedregal, Mexico City Year: 2022 Status: Fabricated

09 TM 18 - Furniture Supply Interior Design The content shown in the following images is of TM18 intelectual and artistic property. Potographies were taken through the coordination and design decisions during the prouction process.

Ana Lucero Villaseñor Penela contact me

(+52) 55 8034 9382 lubllasr@gmail.com