ALAN MARTINEZ I PRAIRIE VIEW A&M I M.ARCH. ARCHITECTURE GRADUATE
Curriculum Vitae
SELECTED WORKS
Trans-Global Solutions
Independence Heights Library
Harvard Street Residence
P.V. Arch. Reference Library
EXPERIENCE
09/2022-Present
10/2021-09/2022
10/2020-10/2021
04/2019-10/2020
04/2015-05/2019
EDUCATION
2022-2023
2018-2022
2016-2018
SKILLS
Autodesk
Rendering
Adobe CC
3D Modeling
Microsoft Office
Bluebeam
LANGUAGES
ALAN MARTINEZ CURRICULUM VITAE
Goree Architects - Project Associate II
-Prepare plans and drawings in collaboration with architectural team.
Rezcom, Inc. - Project Associate
-Start and finish full set of architectural, civil, and structrual drawings.
3h Engineering, Inc. - Structural Designer
-Prepare structural and civil residential construction drawings.
FedEx Ground - Courier Driver
-Operate company vehicles and provide efficient delivery.
Cypress Fairbanks ISD - Support Staff Program Manager
-Coach and direct employees to ensure quality programming when serving in manager or coaching roles.
Prairie View A&M University Master of Architecture
Prairie View A&M University Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Lonestar College Associates of Science
Revit I AutoCAD I Formit
Lumion I Enscape I Twinmotion
Photoshop I InDesign I Illustrator
Revit I SketchUp I Rhino
Word I PowerPoint I Excel
DC-5 WAREHOUSE
TGS CEDAR PORT DC 2
±496,421 SF (Expandable) | Rail-Served or Cross Dock
4407 E. Grand Parkway S., Baytown, TX 77523
Located in Baytown, TX, the TGS DC-5 Warehouse is a 609,427 SF industrial tilt-wall facility. It is part of TGS Cedar Port Inustrical Park, the largest master-planned, rail- and barge-served industrial park in the U.S. This cross-dock warehouse features 101 ocerhead doors, with the potential to add another 101 though knock-out panels on the opposite side. The building reaches a height of 50’ at the top of the parapet.
JOHN SIMONS PARTNER
713.275.9634 john.simons@partnersrealestate.com
GRAY GILBERT, SIOR PARTNER
713.301.7252 gray.gilbert@partnersrealestate.com
CHRIS HARO PARTNER
713.275.9620 chris.haro@partnersrealestate.com
DC-4 SPEC OFFICE
The DC 4 Spec Office was constructed and completed in December 2024 as the first addition to the DC 4 warehouse shell. This warehouse spans 1,218,956 SF and now includes a two story, 8,236 SF office space. It is situated within the TGS Cedar Port Inudustrial Park.
INDEPENDENCE HEIGHTS LIBRARY
A proposed library in the Independence Heights community of Houston, TX. The site is nearby the Metrorail red line station as well as the Northline transportation center, which provides daily routes to residents in the immediate and greater neighborhoods of Houston. The challenge of designing a new library in the area is to unite the community by providing a space for interaction.
DESIGN IDEA
The concept intended was to invite users by creating a welcoming space. The solid and void facade is meant to attract those who are passing by either side of the building on their commute. The public amenities are exposed to the outside with curtain walls to attract people passing by. The library is comprised of two levels, a computer room, a cafe, an outdoor gathering space, and a reflection pond.
ROTATE SHIFT
LEGEND
Administration
Youth Teen Cafe
Multi-room
Browsing
Adult
1ST FLOOR
2ND FLOOR
HARVARD ST. RESIDENCE
Harvard St. residence is a proposed townhome development located in the Greater Heights area in Houston, TX. This is a permitted project that I started and completed. Construction documents included architectural, civil, and structural plans that were submitted to the city of Houston. All graphics and renders were developed by me.
BATH
2 CAR GARAGE
BEDROOM 1
BATH
W.I.C.
DINING
KITCHEN
LIVING ROOM
BEDROOM 2
MASTER BEDROOM
MASTER BATH
W.I.C.
W.I.C.
W.I.C.
BATH
LAUNDRY
RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION
LEFT SIDE ELEVATION
REAR ELEVATION
FRONT ELEVATION
EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS
SCALE : 1/4" = 1'-0"
EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS
SCALE : 1/4" = 1'-0"
P.V. ARCHITECTURE REFERENCE LIBRARY
The proposed structure is an architecture reference library located east of the existing architecture building and north of the fabrication center. This site posed many challenges that gave shape and life to the building. Existing trees on the site were not allowed to be cut down naturally shaping parts of the building by working around the trees. Materials were chosen based off school policies and also trying to connect with the existing buildings through materials. Sidewalks played a factor in the form as well.
DESIGN CONCEPT
Finding a way to relate to the site and surrounding buildings was a great challenge. Existing trees, sidewalks, and building geometries were all taken into consideration when creating the floor plan and facade. Instead of seeing them as constraints I saw them as an opportunity to create something meaningful. The architecture building and fabrication center have angled vertical shapes that influenced the west facade. The sidewalk constraints gave a linear horizontal and vertical shape to the rest of the building all while working around the existing trees. Curtain walls were used so that students can celebrate the trees that surround the building.
BASE EXTRUDE EXCAVATE
1ST FLOOR
2ND FLOOR
3RD FLOOR
ALAN MARTINEZ I PRAIRIE VIEW A&M I M.ARCH. ARCHITECTURE GRADUATE