Architecture Portfolio Billy Cuadra Hinzpeter

PORTFOLIO Billy Cuadra Hinzpeter

INFORMATION billycuadra@gmail.com +52 (452) 125 2080 Mexico City, Mexico 11. 02. 96

ACADEMIC RECORD

WORK EXPERIENCE

Architectural Bachelor

Project Manager

Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey

RIMA Taller de Arquitectura

Aug 2014 - May 2019

International Experience Academic Exchange in Universidad del País Vasco.

San Sebastián, Spain Jan 2018 - Jul 2018

Diploma “This is a small excerpt from my work, in which I reflect my vision of architecture. How it should be related to nature and the place, in addition to seeing it as a tool to improve people’s quality of life..”

BILLY CUADRA HINZPETER Architect

Jan 2020 - Nov 2020

Architectural Designer RIMA Taller de Arquitectura Mar 2019 - Jan 2020

Site Supervisor RIMA Taller de Arquitectura

Real State Project Development

Aug 2018 - Mar 2019

Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad de México

Budgeting Assistant

May 2020 - Mar 2021

RIMA Taller de Arquitectura

Languages Spanish Native Language English Advance - Toefl 554

SOFTWARE Project Development Revit Autocad Navisworks

Project Managment BIM Ms Project

Graphic Design / Post P. InDesign Ilustrator

May 2017 - Jan 2018

Photoshop

Cost Analyst

3D Modeling / Rendering

University of California Irvine

Ingenieria y Construcción Internacional

3ds Max - V-ray

Sep 2020 - Present

Feb 2017 - May 2017

Specialization Project Managment Principles and Practices

Skectup Lumion

CONTENT

1 | Lomas Country Residence 2 | Bordeaux Park Hotel 3 | Central Oasis Market

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Garden Facade View

LOMAS COUTRY RESIDENCE Final Degree Project Location: Surface: Period: Tutor: Team:

Huixquilucan, México.

867 m2 Jan - May 2019 Arch. Rodrigo Espinosa Arch. Billy Cuadra Hinzpeter

“The house as the most intimate space of man”.

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L2 Private Area

When we conceived this project, one of the priorities was to seek a direct relationship between the people who inhabited it and the house.

For this, we want the house to feel like a “Home”.

We create spaces where each inhabitant will find an intimate place. We use elements of the Mexican natural environment such as the Jacarandas. We use materials such as wood and stone, which we believe are closer to us.

In addition, we wanted that the project follow the form of the terrain. In order to create a relationship with the place. This is highlighted by the contrast between the natural forms of the landscape and the rational forms of the house, accentuating the qualities of each one.

L1 Social Area

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Design Process 1 The house in its primitive form.

2 Adaptation to the shape of the terrain.

3 Separation by functions.

4 Creation of circulation axes.

5 Direct relationship with the environment.

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BL Service Area

Exploted Axonometry

L2 Private Area

L1 Social Area

BL Service Area

Longitudinal Section

FLOOR PLAN BL L1 L2 Enclosures | Program 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Terrace Grill Game Room Living Room Kitchen Laundry Spa Gym Office Toilette

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Reflection Space Fire pit

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Level 1 Floor Plan

FLOOR PLAN BL L1 L2 Enclosures | Program 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Master Room Dressing Room Main Bathroom Main Balcony Family Room Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Guest Room Balcony

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Level 2 Floor Plan

FLOOR PLAN BL L1 L2 Enclosures | Program 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Wine Cellar Garage Cellar Room Electrical Room Machine Room Drivers Stay CCTV Service Living Room Service Kitchen Maid Room 1 Maid Room 2 Laundry Service Patio Main Entrance Guest Parking

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Basement Level Floor Plan

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Front Facade View

Rear Facade View

Garden Facade View

Living Room View

Master Bedroom View

Spa View

Game Room View

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Park Facade View

BORDEAUX PARK HOTEL Arch. Studio VIII: Academic Exchange z Tutor: Equipo: Tutor: Equipo:

Bordeaux, France 8,260. m2 Jan-May 2018 Arch. Alberto Ustarroz Calatayud Arch. Billy Cuadra Hinzpeter “The building that becomes park”.

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When this exercise was presented to me, the first thing that came to mind was preserving the park.

That´s the reason why my priority was to make a building that was open to people and that allowed nature to enter into itself.

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In addition to the above, as the building is located in a historic center, it is of vital importance that it seems to born from the ground. Respecting the proportions of the place, its history and its context.

Taking water as an element that symbolizes materialization, I begin the process that is explained below.

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3 Commercial Gallery

Design Process 4 Hotel

1 The Park.

2 The Columns that are born from the ground.

3 The Skeleton, resembling a Greek temple, which maintains a tree in its heart.

4 The Building that respects the proportions of its surroundings.

5 The Opening of its facade, pointing the Bordeaux Opera

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Hotel

Commercial Gallery

Park

North Facade Elevation

SITE PLAN Enclosures | Program 1 2 3 4 5

Park Plaza Commercial Gallery Hotel Opera

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Site Plan

FlOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR Enclosures | Program 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Reception Lobby Living Room Bar Restaurant Conference Hall Gym Boutique Restaurant Kitchen

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Store Type A Store Type B

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Ground Floor Plan

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 1 TO 4 Enclosures | Program 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Type Room Single Room Junior Suite Suite Master Suite Sala de Estar Restaurant 1 Restaurant 2

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Standart Floor Plan

Opera Facade View

Building Transition View

Park View

Commercial Gallery View

Hotel Lobby View

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Main Facade View

CENTRAL OASIS MARKET Arch. studio IV: Community Buildings Location: Surface: Period: Tutor: Team:

Mexico City, Mexico 63,937. m2 Jan-May 2017 Arch. María Mazzrtínez Arch. Billy Cuadra Hinzpeter

“An Oasis of Nature within the city”

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The project is located in the Old Sports City at the southern zone of the Mexico City. Where the “Blue Stadium” is currently located. When the rental contract endes in 2016, the footbal local team decides to leave. Resulting in a unoccupaid building. After the announcement of the demolition of this iconic space, we decided to generate an architectural proposal that would bring a new life to the place.

Therefore, we determined to create a new “Neighborhood Center”. Which would mix various typologies, such as a market, an art gallery, a park and amphitheater. Thereby, we would seek to respond to the growing needs of public space, green areas and promoting the local economy of the city

Loding Dock

Access

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Amphitheather

Design Process 1 Old Blue Stadium: Building falls into disuse.

Parking Az.

2 Demolition of the Building: It reveals a pre-existing 8-meter drop.

Water Mirror Park | Bleachers

3 Creation of a “Iconic Shape” and Separation of this by functions 4 Adaptation to the shape of the terrain.

5 Incorporation of green areas and public space.

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L3 Restaurant

N3 Mirador

L2 Market

N2 Food Court

L1 Commercial Center

N1 Galeria N-1 Warehouse N-2/ N-3 Parking Scenario

Outdoor Classes

Bleachers

Longitudinal Section

Site Plan

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 1

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2

Enclosures | Program

Enclosures | Program

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Galería Talleres Admin. General Admin. Galería Locales Comerciales Gradas Escenario

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Market NW Wing Market NE Wing Market SO Wing Market SE Wing Food Court

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Level 1 Floor Plan

Level 2 Floor Plan

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL -1

Enclosures | Program

Enclosures | Program

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Restaurant | 1 Restaurant | 2 Restaurant | 3 Restaurant | 4 Restaurant | 5 Restaurant | 6 Restaurant | 7 Restaurant | 8 Balcony

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Parking Administration Lockers Dinning Room Warehouses Engine Room Electrical Room Loading Dock 1

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Exteriors 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Level 3 Floor Plan

Amphitheater Outdoor Classes Water Mirror Bleacher Bycicle Parking Parking Access Parking Exit Park

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Level -1 Floor Plan

Park View

Water Mirror View

Rear Facade View

Amphitheater View

Market View

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