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“Passionate and dedicated”
As a fifth-year architecture student, I am deeply passionate about the graphic aspects of architecture, from conceptual design to intricate detailing. I find joy in every stage of the creative process, from brainstorming innovative ideas to crafting detailed collages, plans, and sections.
Proficient in 3D modeling, I excel in creating photorealistic renderings that bring designs to life. My knowledge extends to 3D printing, allowing me to translate digital concepts into tangible prototypes with precision.
Additionally, I am enthusiastic about exploring virtual reality adaptations of architecture, pushing the boundaries of immersive design experiences. Outside the studio, I enjoy the art of drone photography, leveraging its unique perspective to enrich my projects and capture the essence of architectural landscapes.
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Dessign Assistant Internship - 1 year duration
UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE MADRID
Undergraduate in Architecture (ETSAM)
TONGJI UNIVERSITY
Asia scholarship granted
LUND UNIVERSITY
Erasmus scholarship exchange
Madrid, Spain 2018-PRESENT
Shanghai, China 2022 (Cancelled due to Covid)
ORATORY PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Language training exchange
COLEGIO NUESTRA SEÑORA DEL PILAR
Primary and Secondary school
ELECTED UNIVERSITY PREFECT
Also part of the Student Council
DRONE PILOT LICENSE
For drones under 250g
UNO MODELS AGENCY
International modelling work
CAMINO DE SANTIAGO INSTRUCTOR
Volunteer for my school’s program
JUDO BLACK BELT 1ST Dan
Lund, Sweden 2021-2022
Reading, UK 2011-2012
Madrid, Spain 2006-2018
Madrid, Spain 2018-PRESENT
Madrid, Spain 2022
International 2021-2023
Galicia, Spain 2021
Madrid, Spain 2006-2018
“A vertical community“
10 X 1 & 1 X 10
“Living among trees“
BERLIN AFFORDABLE HOUSING CHALLENGE
“A building that adapts to the user“
“To build without destroying“
Design Studio: P8-Ud Coll Barreu Teachers: Antonio Ruiz Barbarín and Pedro Feduchi Semester: Spring 2023
ESPACIO TOWER, 224 m
Henry N. Cobb
CRISTAL TOWER, 249 m
Patrick Blanc
CEPSA TOWER, 248 m
Norman Foster
PWC TOWER, 236 m
Carlos Rubio Carvajal
Enrique Álvarez-Sala
CALEIDO TOWER, 181 m
Mark Fenwick
*Modelled and 3D printed by myself
“A vertical community”
Corrala housing tower redefines high-rise living in Madrid, Spain, with a dynamic, community-centric approach.
It comprises interconnected “mini-neighborhoods,” promoting social cohesion. Sustainability is a priority, with meticulous climate adaptation and energy-efficient design.
A unique winter garden enhances aesthetics and energy efficiency. Residents experience a holistic living environment that seamlessly integrates sustainability, social interaction, and comfort. The project sets a new standard for a more connected, sustainable high-rise living.
1. TRADITIONAL SPANISH “CORRALA“
7. ADDING A SEPARATION PLANE
Design Studio: P3-Ud Ribot Teachers: Almudena Ribot Semester: Spring 2020
“Living among trees”
One of my first projects harmonizes with nature In Previ, Peru. It blends community living and sustainability in the Peruvian jungle.
Crafted from recycled wood, the development features ten one-person houses, and a communal ten-person dwelling. The design mimics a jungle village with tree houses atop steel, scaffolding-like pillars.
The communal house fosters social interaction with shared spaces for dining and collaboration. This project reimagines urban living, blending tradition with modern techniques to create a vibrant community in harmony with nature.
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Design Studio: Advanced Architectural Design Teachers: Andreea Marcu, Maria Rsmussen Semester: Autumn 2021
“A buiding that adapts to the user”
To address Berlin’s housing crisis, our team (composed by: Sara Badalinezhad, Derya Ucan, Leon Ladišić, and myself) tackled the “Berlin Affordable Housing Challenge.”
We devised a modular system to adapt to residents’ needs. Combining CLT wood and steel frames, our flexible design grows and shrinks like a living organism. It empowers residents to customize their spaces, fostering a sense of ownership.
Our project extends to a digital platform, providing access to modular housing units across cities. With our innovative approach, we aimed to create inclusive, sustainable, and flexible housing solutions for all.
Design Studio: P5-Ud Soto Teachers: Victoria Acebo, Luis Diaz Mauriño, Paula Montoya, Álvaro Soto Semester: Spring 2021
“To
build without destroying”
In Orcasitas, Madrid, we tackled the challenge of rehabilitating outdated concrete buildings. The goal: modernize living spaces while creating sustainable architecture.
The existing buildings posed energy efficiency and environmental challenges, so the strategy prioritized harnessing natural climate conditions. By removing facades and integrating passive design, we optimized energy usage.
A CLT wood extension enhanced both visuals and energy performance. Strategic window placement and natural ventilation further reduced energy consumption. Sustainable materials ensured environmental responsibility.
The project represents a blend of architectural innovation and environmental consciousness, aiming to enhance living standards while positively impacting the ecological landscape.
01. THE ORIGINAL PLAN
03. ADDITION OF NORTH AND SOUTH FACADES
02. THE CORE IS REMOVED
04. FINAL PLAN: 2 CIUDADES
THANK YOU! To be continued...