Ferreyro 2017

FERREYRO

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

FERREYRO

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

INDEX Copenhaguen Public Library

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Brisas house

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Animal shelter

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Home for the elderly

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Greenhouse 505

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Colonia San Francisco

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ITESM Nanobiotechnology Center

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Curriculum Vitae

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Recommendation letter

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Copenhaguen Public Library Community Building Copenhagen, Denmark August - December 2014 In collaboration with Ana Virginia TreviĂąo

The purpose of this proyect was to design a public library based on the danish word hygge, for us hygge was a feeling of warmth, serenity and familiarity. To achieve that we designed a form that is familiar in the danish architecture and we used materials that are also familiar and local. The concept was simple, to enclose the building with green scenery and to separate noise from silence; making the user feel at home.

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The general room is located in the ground floor of the library is for easy and fast access. The cafeteria and book store is also located in the ground floor for the same purpose but also for it to have access to the patio and pier.

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4 6 4 7 8 4. Lobby 5. General room 6. Porch 7. Book store and cafeteria 8. Bike parking

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

The administrative office, security room and worker’s lounge is located on the basement floor of the library for it all to be concentrated on the same zone and also for fast accesibility for the workers.

1. Manager’s office 2. Employer’s lockers 3. Security room

SECTION A-A’

BASEMENT PLAN

SECTION B-B’

SOUTHWEST ELEVATION OF THE LIBRARY

CAFETERIA WITH VIEW TO THE RIVER AND PIER

1. 1.50x2.00m VELUX roof window with open angels degrees of 5,15,30 and 45.

2. 40x30cm steel beam.

3. Ruukki T20 Premium 5mm black zinc sheet.

4. 25x15cm concrete beam with #4 rods.

5. 10mm joint for steel A4223 beam, need to be on both sides of steel beam with 2” steel bolts.

6. Black Petersen D58 22x10x5cm brick plant stand with MORTERPLAS SBS FT-T 6kg MN waterproof membrane.

7. 20x70cm concrete beam (f’c=250kg/cm2) with #4 rods reinforcment between wall and plant stand.

8. 10cm insultaion foam 9. Cement mortar for brick’s joints.

10. 22x10x5cm Petersen D58 brick.

11. 2mm layer of grey paint.

12. Roof and wall joint.

13. 40cm roof with #4 steel rods.

14. Grey PET polymer 30W MUUTO-Under the bell ceiling lamp,with 46cm lenght, 82cm diameter and 5m cable.

15. 10x15 beam with #4 steel rods.

16. 0.60x1.00m mahogany VELUX window.

17. 0.60x2.20m mahogany VELUX window.

18. 50x90cm f’c=280kg/cm2 concrete foundation.

The third level is where all the noisy rooms are located, the mixed use room is for study groups and the multimedia room is for the educational and research movies.

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11. Mixed use room 12. Lecutre room 13. Multimedia room

THIRD LEVEL PLAN

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The consult and children’s room are located on the second level because we wanted them to be in the middle level of the library, so the parent’s children can go check on them fast.

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8. Consult room 9. Reading room 10. Children’s room

NORTHEAST ELEVATION

SECOND LEVEL PLAN

SOUTHWEST ELEVATION

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Brisas House Residence proposal Monterrey, N.L., MĂŠxico January - May 2014

The design concept of the house is openness, the purpose was to create a cozy but contemporary design. The social area was designed with an open plan to take advantage of the view to the patio, the private area is located in the second floor and both rooms have views to the outside; the master having a view to the iconic Cerro de la Silla of Monterrey.

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Balcony for protection against the extreme sunlight of Monterrey city.

All water services are located on the same side of the house to favour water supply .

Social area in the second floor to give more privacy to users.

Open plan to give the sense of transperency.

The master room’s balcony has a view to the patio and to the Cerro de la Silla.

Rain garden for water recollection.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

VIEW FROM THE KITCHEN TO THE LIVING ROOM, VIEW TO THE PATIO

SECOND LEVEL PLAN

SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

The north’s facade has big windows to give the sense of openness and to take advantage of the views.

Wooden louvers to protect the stairway’s window agains the sun, and to give more privacy to the users.

The social area, master bedroom and social private area have big windows to take advantage of the sunlight and use less electricity.

The house has tall ceilings to respesct the design concept of the house and have a sense of a bigger and open space.

CT SECTION The garage, the entrance hall, the starway’s louvers and balcony are located on the south facade to protect the house against the sun and give more privacy to the users.

CL SECTION

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PADS Animal Shelter Recreational building Monterrey, N.L., MĂŠxico August - December 2013

PADS animal shelter was a proyect designed for a non profit organization, they needed a space to shelter over 300 hundred dogs and cats; the building has an extense architectural program, with a veterinary, pet store and adoption service. The design concept was to have an administrative and verterinarian wing and an animal wing connected by the reception and transition areas, giving green views to the animals.

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11. Cat’s area 12. Meeting the cat room 13. Cat’s playroom 14. Administrative area 15. Terrace

The cat’s area is located on the second level to give them more privacy due to cat’s nervousness, also they area easier to carry to a second level.

Administrative area located on the north side for better comfort. Services on the south facade to protect offices agains sun.

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN 1.Lobby 2. Veterinary 3.Service entrance 4. Quarantine area 5. Pet store 6. Dog’s area 7. Meeting the dog room 8. Dog’s playroom 9. Training area 10. Outdoor washing area

All the site’s trees stayed and more were planted to have a natural barrier agains sun and noise.

Also that area is for the dogs to play.

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Training area for agressive dogs.

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Green wall to protect against sun and noise.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECTION B-B

SECTION A-A

SOUTHWEST FACADE, IT IS MOSTLY CLOSED WITH ONLY SMALL WINDOWS ON THE SIDES TO PROTECT AGAINST THE SUN.

NORTHWEST FACADE, TRAINING AREA FOR DOGS

NORTHEAST FACADE, WALKING AREA FOR THE ANIMALS

SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

PET STORE AND RECEPTION

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Home for the elderly Community building Monterrey, N.L, MĂŠxico January - May 2015 In collaboration with Daniela GarcĂ­a Rangel

Experiencia de amor is a home for the elderly with mental and physical illness. The design concept is based on separation, we wanted to separate the rooms from the services; that is why we separated the two volumes with a bridge that divides the patio in two.

With this we separate the different activities and we give a sense of privacy to the users.

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THIRD LEVEL PLAN

We wanted to give a sense of tranquility and serenity to the users, that is why we use a material that exudes warmth and we gave them the most views to the patio that we could. We also wanted to engage activities between them because they are senile adults and need of brain and motion activities to have a quality life.

Bedrooms SECOND LEVEL PLAN

Social areas Terrace Bathrooms Services Administrative areas Doctor’s office

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECTION B-B

Stairs and elevator

SOUTH ELEVATION

SOUTH PATIO, INDOOR LIVING ROOM THAT CAN CONVERT TO OUTDOOR LIVING ROOM

NORTH ELEVATION

ROOF LEVEL PLAN

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greenhouse 505 AWR Competitions New York, E.U.A January - April 2015 In collboration with Javier Montemayor y Viridiana Negrete

Greenhouse 505 is a building that intends to provide a connectivity between the community and a relationship with nature and the city. Giving the people a place they feel attached to, because they are welcomed and feel at home. Basing our concept in that theory, we wanted the building too feel open to the community; that is why people can access every floor level and experience the plaza, art and park gallery, urban farm and greenhouse.

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5. The plants produce food for the neighboorhs and market.

6. The people themselves take car eo fthe farm and community garden.

7. The garden produces fresh air for the whole complex.

8. The waste form the apartements is used as biowaste to porduce energy for the conservation of the plants.

6. The people themselves take car eo fthe farm and community garden.

7. The garden produces fresh air for the whole complex.

8. The waste form the apartements is used as biowaste to porduce energy for the conservation of the plants.

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GARDEN AND TRANSITION AREA BETWEEN APARTMENTS, HERE USERS CAN SEE WHAT GROWS.

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ENTRY TO THE BUILDING 7 7

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12 Glazed skin and structural frames 12 Glazed skin and 11 Circulation 10 Level

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1 lab 7 apartments

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8 Level

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2 lab 8 apartments

7 Level 1 lab 9 apartments

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6 Level 4

Life cycle

structural frames 11 Circulation

Life cycle

10 Level 1 lab 7 apartments

9 Level 1 lab 7 apartments

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8 Level 2 lab 8 apartments

7 Level 1 lab 9 apartments

1 lab 6 Level 10 apartments 1 lab

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through a piping system.

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2 labs 9 apartments

4 Level 2 labs 9 apartments

3 Level 2 labs 9 apartments

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that acts as fertilizer for the plants.

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4. The waste of the animals on the fifth 4. The waste of the animals on the fifth floor also serves as fertilizer.

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Art galleries Classrooms

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2 labs 9 apartments

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Public space Art park

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2 Level Art galleries Classrooms Local green market

0 Level Public space Art park

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8. The garden produces fresh for the 8. The garden produces fresh air forair the whole complex. whole complex.

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Local green market

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2 labs 9 apartments

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floor also serves as fertilizer.

5. The animals and fishes themselves 5. The animals and fishes themselves are used products in the are as used as products in local the local marketmarket on theon first floor. the first floor.

6. The 6.plants produce food food for the The plants produce for the neighborhs and market. neighborhs and market.

Services / Toilettes Services / Toilettes Circulation Circulation 5 Level

on the basement.

2. After the water is filtrated, it is distributed to the fishwater tank on third it is 2. After the is the filtrated, distributed the fish tank on the third floor and it later to irrigates the plants floor and itsystem. later irrigates the plants through a piping 3. The fishes in the tank produce waste 3. as Thefertilizer fishes infor thethe tank produce waste that acts plants.

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Green house Vertical farmGreen house CommunityVertical gardenfarm ApartmentsCommunity garden Apartments Personal vertical garden Personal vertical garden Labs Labs Water tank Water tank Art gallery Art gallery CommercialCommercial

1. The water, coming from the Hudson river, is1.treated andcoming collected in the a tank The water, from Hudson on the river, basement. is treated and collected in a tank

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10. The whole building is supported by

10. The whole building is supported by the activity of tourism and life coming the activity of tourism and life coming from the High Line. from the High Line.

1. Extrusion of the site

2. Offset from the outer limit

3. Creation of regular grid

4. Staggered language to lighten its presence

5. Housing on borders and farm at the center

Vertical farm+ core + apartments + community garden

GREENHOUSE

Green house

with fragarant plants

Vertical farm grains

Vertical farm

fruits and vegetables

Vertical farm chickens and bees

Labs

take care of crops

Water tank

serving the whole building

Art gallery

exhibition of local art

Mezzanine

commercial level

Public promenade with local restaurants

6. Combination of ideas

7. Creation of frames to host installations

8. Connection with Line and contex

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Colonia San Francisco Urbanism summer workshop San Pedro Garza García, N.L., México Summer 2015 In collboration with Andrea Vargas

San Francisco is a small poor community located in the towncenter of San Pedro, one of Monterrey’s municipalities. Situated alongside the Santa Catarina river, separated only

by Morones Prieto, a 40m width avenue. The community has a big pedestrian problem, most of their users walk everywhere but they don’t have decent sidewalks, the project proposes a bigger pedestrian area and public spaces that will rehabilitate the area and convert it to a safer and cleaner area where the community can grow and connect.

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675 m 410 m 147 m2 118.5 m2 50 50

of sidewalk

We propose to extend the stairs and to utilize the aera beneath the bridge to convert it to a garden, also to put a grate drainage to protect the drainage from trash and for it to look cleaner

of paving stone of public plazas of rain gardes lightning fixtures trashcans

Se propone cubrir el drenaje pluvial, agregar una zona de bancas, quitar el poste y arreglar el รกrea de la capilla religiosa

Area that conects Jimenez street with Morones Prieto Avenue, we propose build a wall with art, rehabilitate the stairs and elongate them and to add trees to the green space

We propose to clean the sidewalks, elongate them and add a paving stone sidewalk to have more space for the pedestrian meanwhile being absorbent. To protect the pedestrians we propose concrete pots with small trees to serve as a barrier from cars

Typology A Rain gardens

Becuase the project is located in front of the Santa Catarina river we offer a model that will serve as a rain garden to provide more absorption area

Typology B Parking

This typology repeats through the whole strip but is going to be located mostly infront of auto repair shops and houses, due to its flexibility this zones can be converted to pedestrian zones in the near future.

Typology C Located infront of the shops and restaurants, it offers a place where the community can hangout and know each other, it also represents a more attractive area for the costumers of said shops and restaurants.

Typology G

Pedestrian sidewalks Due to the flexibility of the project this typology can be located wherever and it is very present along all the strip, this is because the movility of the community’s residents consists mostly of walking and this responds to their needs of more pedestrian areas.

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ITESM Nanobiotechnology center Sustainability and Lanscape Workshop Monterrey, N.L., Mexico August - December 2015 In collboration with Ana Fernanda Mayoral and Tobal Leal

The two primary axes of the project connects the prject with the rest of the campus. The diagonal axis connects the CIAP garden and Arizona entry with the Aulas 1 building, by adapting the building’s geometry with the path we created a bridge that connects with the core of the building. The horizontal axis connects the E1 entry with the Nanobiotechnology entry, by creating a straight path that crosses the Biotecnology building, the outdoor greenhouse, the building and the lake, the students have clear and undestandable path. By having to cross the building to get to their destinations, it becomes part of their everyday experience, with this we hope that not only the students interested in nanobiotenchology enter the building, also the campus’ students and faculty memebers.

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Outdoor spaces serve as recreational areas for the students, a more informal enviornment where they can relax and study

To facilitate services and installations through out the project, all the laboratories are located on the south building

The middle volume that connects that buildings horizontanlly and vertically, also serve as the core of the project, due to its location is harbors the primary axis that connects both plazas and entrys of the campus

Both of the vertical circulations showed have a doble use, they serve as communication from one level to antoher but also an outdoor auditoriums for the students and faculty members Retail and restaurants Laboratories Administrative area Greenhouse Social areas Vertical circulation Services

The roof garden serves as protection from the sun and as an outdoor greenhouse

To take advantage of the green roof and facilitate teaching lectures the auditorium is located on the fourth floor with direct connection with the green roof.

The roof garden serves as protection from the sun and as an outdoor greenhouse

The north building harbors all the administrative and study areas of the project, this makes it easier to the students to know where to go for help and study areas

The basement was opened to have a more “natural� space, the space beneath the holes where the natural light is coming through are the new gardens, also the materials used on the pavement are absorbent to protect the students from falling down when raining

Rainstorm water harvesting used for the pond and for the greenhouse

Right orientation of the building so the hallways serve as protection from the direct sun

Right orientation of the solar panels according to the sun’s pathway

The runways that enclose the greenhouse serve as communication from one building to the other, it also serves as an introspection place for the studens and a relaxing and educational enviorment

More natural light enters the basement and new gardens are added

Greenhouse that houses the site’s natural and local trees, serves as protection and reseach

The green roof serves as protection to the laboratories due to the site’s high solar incidence

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