ARCHITECTURE PORTAFOLIO
2023
1 PATIO HOUSE Design Project pag. 6-15
2 Fundidora Station Design Project pag. 16-21
Spine bench pag 22-23
4 Arboreal Warmth Design Project pag. 24-29
3 GAIA BUILDING Design Project pag. 30-35
5 LEGACY TOWER Design Project I Bim Project pag. 36-41
I was born in Mexico City and moved to Monclova in the north of Mexico when I was six. Monclova is known for steel production and is where I began to take an interest in architecture. Upon graduation started my online studies at the Tecnológico de Monterrey and moved to Monterrey in 2021 after the pandemic to attend classes in person.
My family and friends are an important part of my life. They would say I am a creative, cheerful, respectful, curious person and dedicated to succeed in any challenge take on.
In my free time I like to watch movies, read, study art and travel. These activities help me grow and give me a better understanding of the world around me. While working on a project I feel it is important to connect with the client and my activities help with this. Living a healthy and well-balanced life is a big part of my success.
Contact
Number: 8661419211
E-mail: A00831298@tec.mx
E-mail: anapautriques@gmail.com
Notre Dame High School (2017).
-Carleton, Canada.
IB High school in Maria Montessori (2018-2020).
-Monclova, México.
ITESM - Architecture (2020 - currently studing).
-Monterrey, México.
Revit Workshop (2021). -Soma Group.
Rendering Revit, 3Ds Max, V ray and photoshop (2022).
-AF.
Bim intensive course (2023).
-Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey (ITESM).
Photoshop workshop (2024).
-Doma architecture and design.
Sierra Studio (2022) December - February.
-Architectural and executive plans.
Wayu Studio (2023) Agust - November.
-Details and modeling of wooden furniture.
Behnisch Architekten April(2024)-January(2025)
-Praktikant full time modeling, architectural and executive plans.
Spanish
Nomination in Proyecta Category of medium-complexity participatory architecture. (2023).
-Legacy Tower.
Nomination in Proyecta. Category of advanced architecture (2023).
-Fundidora Station.
First Place in Gensler competition innovation and sustainability, “Ecos del Futuro”. (2024).
-Arboreal Warmth.
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Year: 2022
Year: 2022
In collaboration with: Jose Angel Chapa, Sergio Pérez
Patio House is a luxury house built in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico. The house is in a complex of houses built by the University of Technological of Monterrey by various famous architects. The project is located in the heart of old downtown San Pedro Garza Garcia surrounded by different mountain bodies.
Patio House is a luxury house built in San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico. The house is in a complex of houses built by the University of Technological of Monterrey by various famous architects. The project is located in the heart of old downtown San Pedro Garza Garcia surrounded by different mountain bodies.
The house of tec is one of the houses in the development. There are four other houses, made by various famous architects in the same location. The latest project called Elemental house can be found on the west side of the site.
The house of tec is one of the houses in the development. There are four other houses, made by various famous architects in the same location. The latest project called Elemental house can be found on the west side of the site.
The house has been divided into three sections with a patio in between each one.
The house has been divided into three sections with a patio in between each one.
The house has been divided into three sections with a patio in between each one.
The house has been divided into three sections with a patio in between each one.
The front is dived into two parts and is situated so you can view the mountain range Madre Oriental in the south.
The front is dived into two parts and is situated so you can view the mountain range Madre Oriental in the south.
The front is dived into two parts and is situated so you can view the mountain range Madre Oriental in the south.
The front is dived into two parts and is situated so you can view the mountain range Madre Oriental in the south.
In the middle you will find the stairs with a view of one of the patios. This location allows an individual to have a much better understanding of the orientation of different spaces in the house.
In the middle you will find the stairs with a view of one of the patios. This location allows an individual to have a much better understanding of the orientation of different spaces in the house.
In the middle you will find the stairs with a view of one of the patios. This location allows an individual to have a much better understanding of the orientation of different spaces in the house.
In the middle you will find the stairs with a view of one of the patios. This location allows an individual to have a much better understanding of the orientation of different spaces in the house.
There last section has a wonderful northwest view of Mitras hill with high spacious ceiling´s.
There last section has a wonderful northwest view of Mitras hill with high spacious ceiling´s.
There last section has a wonderful northwest view of Mitras hill with high spacious ceiling´s.
There last section has a wonderful northwest view of Mitras hill with high spacious ceiling´s.
Each Patio can be experienced with plants, shadows and an eastern air flow. This creates a comfortable microclimate which allows you to enjoy and relax in the city’s weather.
Frontal Facade 1:200
The main focus of the house is to provide its inhabitants with intimacy and a sense of community. Therefore, a series of interior gardens were designed to give each room a personal green area for comfort and allow sunlight and air to flow from the northwest. Sorteos Tec who is responsible for this project collects money for student scholarships.
North Facade 1:200
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Year: 2023
In collaboration with: Monserat de los Rios & Daniela Elizabeth Salome.
Programs used: Rhino, Revit & Grasshoper.
The project is located in Parque Fundidora in Monterrey, Mexico. As part of the plan of the mobility secretary of the city of Monterrey, which proposes subway stations in different strategic points of the city. The location is in an area with a high influx of people. Because it has an immediate connection to the Fundidora Park and a walking distance to the Torre Ciudadana. Having the park, the view of the city and the hills. It is as the views are one of the most important components of the site and where the catenary arose as a way to frame them.
model made by chains
The basis of the form is the views translated into cones of vision. They were placed on the upper level, where the best views will be appreciated. The catenaries are placed according to the intersections with the vision cones. Above this there is a cover that adapts to the catenaries.
Reinforced concrete Steel Structure waterproof geomembrane
Textile Galvanized steel hexagonal panels
The structure is made of a series of catenaries, made of concrete and a steel frame. Along with a membrane and hexagonal panels to make the station smoother. Grashopper was programmed to place the panels accordina to the desired measurement and shape.
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Year: 2023
Spine located in Fundidora Park, has the spine as a concept. Where, each component of the bench is a vertebra, that rotates to create different rest angles for the user. Having a range of 60° to 90° in inclination (following the “Fowler” position), where you can have different ranges of vision towards the Sierra Madre Oriental, Cerro de la Silla or Fundi-dora Park. Also with the objetive to encourage reading in Mexican culture, there is a small bookcase on one side of the same bench. Thus, the shape is the same incorporation for the comfort for the spine. The model was made of wood and the bookcase made with 3d printer adding a detail.
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Year: 2024
In collaboration with: Monserat de los Rios
Programs used: Rhino, Revit & Grasshoper.
Arboreal Warmth, located in Monterrey’s Aleph Experience Center, is the first Latin American community to earn both LEED and WELL certifications. Created for the Gensler and Astra ‘Ecos del Futuro’ Sustainability Innovation Competition, it addresses Monterrey’s environmental challenges like poor air quality and water scarcity due to rapid population growth.
The concept draws inspiration from trees’ natural temperature regulation, promoting a symbiosis between nature and human design. Aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, the design includes a canopy for shade and controlled natural light. Utilizing bioclimatic strategies and tools like Ladybug and parametric techniques in Rhino Grasshopper, the project aims to create a sustainable wooden structure that enhances thermal comfort, reduces energy demand, and efficiently utilizes site resources. This approach fosters environmental preservation and integrates seamlessly into the natural environment.
A water harvesting system was proposed. The Aleph, rainwater and soapy water are collected and filtered with charcoal for garden irrigation, while sewage is treated in a biodigester to produce compost. El Aleph discharges 1,568 liters of water per day. To water the 4,830 m² garden, 48,300 liters of water are needed. The 1,658 liters per week can irrigate 23% of the garden. This gan observed in the diagrams
Electricity Consumption (kWh)
demand (kWh)
39% CO2 Decrease
Emissions kgco2/m3
Wood -67kgco2/m3
Soil -72kgco2/m3
Concrete 246kgco2/m3
demand (kWh)
A very important part of the project was the research for the calculation of energy expenditure and comparison of before and after. With this QR code you can see the references for the development of Arboreal Warmth.
Using materials like wood for the roof and compacted earth for the walls, along with a design based on passive bioclimatic strategies (including overhangs, lattices, optimal placement of openings, and green roofs), has helped reduce operating costs for Aleph. This approach has also lowered the building’s energy consumption and CO₂ emissions, according to estimates from the Autodesk Analytical Model. Original Project Proposal Emissions
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Year: 2022
In collaboration with: Sandra Leija
The building is located within the municipality of Monterrey, Nuevo León, 130 m from the Santa Catarina River, which functions as the boundary between Monterrey and San Pedro Garza García. It has 2,642.34 m2 and prominent vegetation, especially three large trees, two oaks and a jacaranda.
Rio Santa Catarina is considered a natural barrier for the project, apart from being the limit between the municipality of SPGG and MTY.
In a post Covid society, the building has big balconies. This creates an open social space for each resident. The balconies are of different triangular shapes that are arranged at different angles. Each floor creates a different abstract view.
This apartment complex holds sixty apartments, with five commercial spaces and a terrace for the residents. There are two types of apartments. Complex one has two bedroom and two-bathroom units. The best feature of this apartment is the balcony, with an area of 5m2. All the balconies come with a different form for each floor. On the other side complex two has one bedroom one bathroom units. The balcony is divided into two parts, so it has an area of 2.5me for each apartment. The balconies are divided by double glass panels for privacy.
One of the most attractive amenities of the building is the terrace. The terrace has an overhanging pool and a view of the city. There is also a place for people to gather, have a BBQ and make memories for a lifetime.
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Year: 2023
The Tec District is located in the heart of the city. Its surroundings are a fundamental element that connects the city. This project has its own identity and integrates in an innovative building environment which leaves a legacy in a prime location. This location is a place where people from all over the world can live and enjoy what the city has to offer. University District (Distrito Tec) is in the heart of the district - near the central park and stadium.
Legacy has different blocks that divide each space. There are six levels of underground parking. Two of the levels are for stores and restaurants, three floors are for apartments that are divided among the amenities and finally a terrace with a 360-degree view.
