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ANGELES DEL CARPIO

WORKSHOP III

ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENT

Andre Rivera Architects

María Alejandra Briceño

OBJETIVE

Design a Cultural Center inspired in the fundamental principles of Neoclassicism, integrating its key concepts into the architectural proposition and establishing a harmonious dialogue with its surroundings, characterized by historic houses of significant cultural value. Priority will be given to compliance with regulatory parameters and the National Building Regulations, ensuring a functional, accessible, and sustainable design.

CONCEPT

The property (Lot 033) is located on Bellavista Street, near the Balta Descent, in the Miraflores district of Lima, Peru. This area holds notable historical and urban significance, featuring heritage buildings that showcase the city’s architectural evolution.

NEOCLASSICAL: PARDO HOUSE

CHARACTERISTICS

033 Monumentality

CONCEPTUAL MODEL

The model emphasizes the verticality and monumentality evident in its portico. Furthermore, its simplicity is a dominant feature, as is the prevalence of straight lines over curved ones.

Monumentality

Lote

The project’s volumetric design is characterized by simple forms, which in turn create open and expansive spaces, thereby adhering to the neoclassical concept of the Pardo house.

WORKSHOP IV

ARCHITECTURE AND FUNCTION

Enrique Gomez de la Torre

Cristina Pardo Architects

OBJETIVE

To undertake an urban and architectural project that, through the conceptual framework of the “Cracks,” achieves a significant urban and social transformation within the Cerro San Cristobal locality.

CONCEPT

CONCEPT: GRIETAS

IMPLOSIÓN, PUNTO DE ENCUENTRO

Analysis: Urban cracks

An analysis of existing CRACKS in San Cristobal Hill

D. Post-intervention Plan

C.Modification Plan

B. Primary and secondary roadway Plan

A. Urban plan without interventions

San Cristóbal Hill, Rimac Lima, Perú

CERRO 20.50

This integrative project aims to enhance the quality of life through strategically identified “meeting points,” adopting a forwardlooking perspective to address key challenges.

Community dining halls, cafeterias, and housing units.

Educational centers, spaces for social integration, and housing units

Health clinics, food establishments, and housing units

Multipurpose sports courts, amphitheaters, galleries, and housing units

Workshops, trade association offices, and housing units.

Area to be developed

VOLUMETRY AND PROGRAM

B.Commercial and dining zone

C. Main residence

A. “Cultura Viva” Center

LIVELY CULTURE AND COMMUNITY

MAIN RESIDENCE

HOUSING UNITS

ISOMETRIC SECTION

TOTAL AREA= 74.6 m2

TOTAL AREA = 125 m2

TRIPLEX

A multi-family housing project aimed at improving the current quality of life for residents.

TOTAL AREA = 160 m2

“Cultura Viva” Center

WORKSHOP VIII

ARCHITECTURE AND CITY

Alex Huldtwalcker Architects

Luis Flores

OBJETIVE

After analyzing the San Felipe Residential, a landmark of modern architecture in Peru, the proposal introduces new building typologies that adapt to the city’s evolving needs while remaining flexible in design and use, ensuring seamless urban integration.

CONCEPT

San Felipe Residential

The project is located in the Jesús María district of Lima, Peru.

STUDY CASE: BRIDGE CITY vs. SAN FELIPE

The fundamental idea behind both projects can be abstractly summarized as the centralization of services with vertical cores and the connection of volumes through bridges.

Intervention plan

GENERAL INTERVENTION

The proposed intervention for the San Felipe Residential project involves the construction of new buildings designed to integrate with the existing structures through the implementation of connecting bridges and large circulation cores.

The placement of all proposed buildings is determined by a grid system aligned with the preexisting axes of the residential area.

PRINCIPLES OF INTERVENTION

FLEXIBILITY

PROPOSAL

PROGRAM

PAEZ BUILDING

FORMAL OPPOSITION

Existing structure

New structure

OPEN SPACES

NEW ELEVATED WALKWAYS

COMMUNITY UNIT

CIRCULAR BUILDING

The proposed program focuses on the creation of dynamic spaces that are integrated within existing buildings, with the further aim of fostering a sense of community.

Community

Commerce

Culture Housing Service

PAEZ BUILDING

Total area: 4 502 m2

CIRCULAR BUILDING

Total area: 5 898m2

NEW HOUSING MODULES

CIRCULAR BUILDING

PAEZ BUILDING

COMMUNITY

The housing typology proposed within the circular building design emphasizes the articulation of all units through expansive communal spaces, thereby fostering a sense of community and belonging among residents.

COMMUNITY NEIGHBORHOOD UNITS

The Paez building project entails the construction of two additional residential stories, comprising two distinct types of duplex apartments and a single-level apartment, all of which are organized around a communal area.

FLAT

DUPLEX

TERRACE

WEST PLAZA

COMMUNITY SPACE LEVEL 10

EAST PLAZA

COURSE

CULTURE HERITAGE CONSERVATION

Judith Leonor Soria León de Córdova Architect

OBJETIVE

Create a proposal for an intervention at Casa Fernandini, a notable example of Art Nouveau architecture in Peru, aimed at updating it to suit present-day needs while safeguarding its historical significance.

Following an extensive documentation process, encompassing environmental, historical, photographic, metric, constructive, and deterioration surveys, and subsequent analysis of the data collected, the final diagnosis informed the intervention proposal outlined below.

Conservation Restoration Adaptation

FLOOR 1 FLOOR 2

APPLIED PRINCIPLES

COMPATIBILITY

The proposed modifications respect the preservation of the building’s primary materials and aim to maintain its inherent physical and functional character.

MINIMAL INTERVENTION

Refraining from invasive structural alterations, with the aim of enabling the utilization and adaptation of the spaces to their intended new purpose.

REVERSIBILITY

A proposed intervention addresses a current exigency, specifically the functional adaptation of a cafeteria. The existing facility, previously designated for other services, will be expanded to accommodate a kitchen.

AUTHENTICITY

The original features of the building, such as the materials and construction techniques employed, have been preserved. This is reflected in the design of the permanent exhibition spaces.