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Tequipa Museum 5

With Arq. Jesús Mandujano y Arq. Arwin Quijano

Emergent households 11

With Jesús Mandujano y Arq. María Murillo

CU project 15

My own My own

Households 18

JP II tower 22

My own

Musician school 26

With Arq. Karla González

Mixed project 30

My own

Tennis Court 34

With Jorge Chavez y Arq. Estefania Spiritu Sphere factory 42

With Arq. Paola Doger y Arq. Ezekiel Hernandez

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Museo de Tequipa

Cuernavaca, Morelos, México

A pyramid in Ajusco is still hidden from the country that inhabits it This pyramid has been built since the late postclassic period (1325 1521 A.D.) and despite the fact that it has resisted the changes of time, it is an abandoned space. The objective of carrying out a project in this area is to make it known.

Current state of the pyramid

Croquis en perspectiva.

A site was proposed whose natural clothing would be the surroundings that adorn the setting sun and that would take advantage of the view provided by the mountain, as well as using the noble material of the place.

The museum would have a recreation area, site museum, exhibition area, cafeteria, workshops and office areas.

Emergent Household

CDMX, México

On September 19 at 1:14 p.m., in full commemoration of the 1985 earthquake, the unthinkable happened. An earthquake emerging from the epicenter of Puebla, with about 7 degrees on the Richter scale, affected the city again, bringing about the near collapse of the Tlalpan family housing complex. A shelter camp for approximately 30 families began to be quickly devised.

Proposal Exploded Isometric

The objectives of the temporary housing were clear: it had to be as small as possible, transformable for the irregular area of the park, rainwater harvesting efficiency and economical. So, it started from a circle made up of trapezoidal voussoirs that gradually disintegrate. These in turn have the goodness of being transformable according to the use that you want to give them.

Its construction yielded a budget of 15 thousand pesos.

Plan setview

Front view

CU project

CDMX, México

The project to be carried out is born from a constant and careful observation of the socio economic spheres that indirectly affect the whole of the University City, especially in Avenida del Imán and its link with the contrasting edges that surround it.

The urban scope proposal would contemplate the possibility of opening the corners, under the vision of the city as an urban hinge that needs to be unified. A new recreational park that will invite the neighbors, as a transition between CU and the city, with pedestrian width, vocation of services incorporated into recreation interpolated between research and culture of the university.

An urban walkway would safeguard the pedestrian transition over the metro lane, allowing a shopping area below and a botanical garden above, topped with a platform of dynamic roofs that are abstractions of speed.

Households

Cocoyoc, Estado de Morelos

As a practice for a retirement home, we thought of a project that would include the advantages of having your own vacation home without becoming this one with immense spaces, buried in the ground to provide a cool environment in times of intense heat, and with access for people with disabilities.

Hall

with terrace

kitchenette

Guest bathroom

car park

ramp

ramp

Master bedroom with its own bathroom

Game room.

Guest room with shared bathroom

Service room

and terrace

View from dinning room

JPII Tower

CDMX, México

The drive in space is widely used by the architecture faculty as a territorial experiment to test the student's abilities to scale to higher proportions, especially in the Insurgentes area, where skyscrapers begin to emerge. The papal miter was used for design abstraction.

The objective of this tower was to open the leading corner of both streets to form a recreational space for passers by. On the ground floor of the offices there would be two floors for the commercial area, as well as a bookstore and gym. These unifying characteristics of having everything just around the corner make up the city of the future The proposal takes as a priority the north south orientation for the offices as well as the integration, and not exclusion, of the street businesses that surround the property.

Musician school

CDMX, México

The musicians' union school today is insufficient and the current building suffered damages since the last earthquake, so a new recreational space was proposed with all the services that the union might need, using its area as an anchor with CETRAM, a profitable opportunity to the work of the musicians.

The school, due to its location, would open up new employment opportunities so that a conventional center for musicians will be developed where all professionals converge. The project would be made up of two volumes, one dedicated to social events where entertainment professionals would arrive, with dance and concert halls. The other volume would provide the student classrooms, as well as a collection space..

Mixed project

CDMX, México

The same area seen before was sought to expand with new possibilities of a city inspired by the contemporary buildings of Copenhagen Its rhythmic displacement defines a zone of plurality in which there are offices, shops and a residential area

The city is becoming bigger and more complicated, so you have to open up the small spaces of the microcosm.

The commercial hotel area gives direct access to Insurgentes, along with the temporary exhibition area, which opens the panorama of the open complex in which there are no dividing walls, since all pedestrians are welcome.

The shops and restaurants are in the middle of the plant, connecting both the hotel zone and the residential zone, without leaving aside the loading roads necessary for its operation.

The territory is inhabited without covering all of it, but rather, working on its sculptural ensemble..

Tennis Court

Acapulco, Guerrero, México

A multi university contest provided by the Intercontinental University was developed. In this event, the UNAM students were invited to participate as a team with them and develop the megalomaniac project of a tennis stadium for the most visited beach area in the entire country.

The stadium would compete with the volumes of the Mayan Palace and Princess hotels, so it had to be as eye catching as them. The complex would be the sports center with the most visitors. But for such a large territory, it was necessary to create enough shadows and recreation in gardens to cool off.

Area of stands, trade and water mirror.

Behind the design there is a lot of sustainable planning, because due to the hot area of Acapulco, it was decided that the stadium, which would house some 35,000 guests, should be a cold area, in which the least possible expenditure on facilities would be made, keeping the available proportions of the design and climatic conditioning.

Stadium interior

model seen from the tóp

Abstraction of a tennis ball

Sphere factory

Jococingo, Estado de Morelos

The town of Jococingo, located in a cold zone, is characterized as any town, by craft production. A study was carried out of what would be convenient to make the economy grow, arriving at the proposal of exploiting the production of spheres and crystals, to make it a national placement over time

It is a factory that combines production with the tourist walk. The tour is through the upper area, in a friendly way with a ramp, while the factory resides on the ground floor. The pinnacle of the attraction is reached with a round fountain where the spheres come out to announce their brilliance to the incoming light of an oculus. Being spheres, a cover of Catalan vaults was chosen that alluded to this object and that at the same time gave shelter to the workers during long hours of production, with a comfortable climate.

“ La Purísima ” park

CDMX

Salto del Agua is a location of extreme historical importance, in which many factors conclude within what is known as the transition circuit between zone A and B of the Historic Center. This project sought to remake a public space that is more passable and to reassess the heritage space that would unite both extremes in a more friendly way

The park took as a reference a Mexican symbol that dialogued with the Chapel of the Immaculate, for the design of lighting

Ephemeral museum

CU, CDMX

The University City is a World Heritage Site and for this reason none of its buildings can be changed, so a demountable museum was proposed that could encompass the greatest number of pieces of its history and at the same time encapsulate the surroundings of the landscape

Some conceptual renders of the interior of the museum

The bet is to use recycled Wood that is often utilized as falsework in construction, due to its versality and noble, easy to put use.

POST COVID classroom

CU, CDMX

The University City is now in need of new ways to reinvent classrooms that would be dynamic and integrate the outside to our way of living and teaching, since is demonstrated that closed spaces can be a treat in times such as these, therefore I developed a stroll model that could set up individual spaces, but if heaped into others, it could form a classroom for the outside landscape.

The model is very simple. The division of interior walls would be held by colorful curtains. The shelves could transform in smaller or full size, depending on the needs for the students. Social distancing would provide that each student had its own module.

Imaginary drawings of the model applied in the landscape for a teaching outside doors course.

Plan seen from above