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ABOUT ME

With a strong foundation in architecture coupled with over a decade of experience, I bring a creative and detail-oriented approach to every project I undertake. Proficient in a range of design software and languages, my expertise lies in blending functionality with innovative design solutions. I thrive in multicultural and diverse environments, ensuring effective communication and collaboration on global projects.

Passionate about crafting visually striking and sustainable architectural designs, I am committed to pushing creative boundaries for exceptional results. Continuously adapting to industry trends, I aim to create immersive experiences through my designs.

EDUCATION

Architectural BIM Management

On Going [SPA]

EDITECA

Official Autodesk Master

Bachelor of Architecture

2012 [ARG]

LANGUAGES

Spanish

English Portuguese Italian

CONTACT

Architecture, planning, and design

National University of Rosario

Full list of courses and trainings, on LinkedIn.

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LB House

Design, Visualization, Project and construction director.

Redeemer

Design, Visualization & First-stage construction project.

EG House 16

Design, Visualization, Project and construction technical director.

Gemma Geriatric

Design, Visualization, Project and construction technical director. 20

LB House

Year: 2021

Team: Estudio BORA

Type: Family House

Role: Design, Visualization, Project and construction director.

Location: Ricardone, Santa Fe, Argentina

Status: Currently under construction

Views and natural lighting were given top priority when designing a single-family home, and service rooms were positioned in the less desirable orientation. Along the interior facades were located the primary living areas. Independent concrete slabs for the floor and roof are used in the design, combined with glass enclosures to enhance visual permeability. For warmth, the exterior galleries are built of wood, and the terrace incorporates vegetation. For environmental comfort, the idea blends clear volumetrics with effective space allocation and bioclimatic resources. Large apertures and natural finishes improve the building’s connection to its environment.

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Redeemer

Year: 2020

Team: Arq. M. Martire - Arq. C. Novena - Arq. J. Alvarez.

Type: Religious Auditorium.

Role: Design, Visualization & First-stage construction project.

Location: Puerto General San Martín, Santa Fe, Argentina.

Status: Finished.

This worship center portrays itself as a cutting-edge, adaptable architectural design made to fulfill the needs of a vibrant community. It provides guests with a comprehensive experience with a bar, a shop in the entrance hall, and an auditorium with seating for 1500 people. The lateral block contains classrooms and bathroom blocks on the bottom floor and administrative offices and conference spaces on the top floor.

The building, which situated on a corner, is accompanied by a playground for kids on one side and sports courts at the back. A vast entrance and a semi-covered esplanade make up the main front, providing an inviting and significant space. The architectural plan prioritizes the usability and quality of user routes, both primary and service, with the goal of constructing a large-scale building with low resources. The main project challenges, which were successfully overcome, were the integration of spaces and the effective distribution of settings.

EG House

Year: 2018

Team: Arq. Matías Martire

Type: Family House

Role: Design, Visualization, Project and Building technical direction

Location: Ricardone, Santa Fe, Argentina

Status: Finished

This exquisite family residence was developed in two stages, seamlessly integrating the garage and service area with the social and bedroom spaces. The single-story design prioritizes captivating garden views from the luxurious living areas, divided into three blocks: service, social, and a private bedroom sanctuary. The successful merger of the two stages highlights the architects’ prowess in creating a cohesive design.

The use of three different building methods—traditional, precast, and steel framing—presented a significant challenge but eventually produced a really custom home that was made to the customer’s wishes. The result is an aesthetically appealing and useful family home that seamlessly blends the structure’s distinctive parts, demonstrating the architects’ capacity to overcome obstacles and provide a residence that is individually designed.

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Gemma Year: 2021.

Team:

Estudio BORA.

Type: Geriatric.

Role: Design, Visualization & Project.

Location: Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina.

Status: Finished.

This project is a geriatric center located in a residential neighborhood and designed for over 100 patients. The building has three floors, and its structure is made of reinforced concrete (foundation, slabs, beams, and columns), while the enclosures are constructed with lightweight materials (Light Steel Framing). Ease of access and adequate distribution of service spaces were prioritized in the design, along with the creation of spacious and varied common areas and rooms for 2, 3, and 4 people.

Environmental sustainability was a key component of the project. Because of this, thermal insulation was increased in all parts that came into contact with the outside, and solar energy harvesting techniques like solar water heating systems and solar panels were incorporated into the design. The building’s environmental impact was reduced and its energy efficiency was increased in this way.

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