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CELIA A. PADILLA ASSOCIATES OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE - SPRING 2016 BACHELOR IN ARCHITECTURE - SPRING 2019 MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE - SPRING 2021

COMMUNITY SERVICE

AWARDS / CERTIFICATES

2011- present at Brownsville, TX

May 08 2020

Boca Chica Beach Cleanup

Jerry Kirkwood Memorial Scholarship.

Brownsville, TX

date of birth 24/Sep/1995 email celiapadilla2@gmail.com phone (956)908-1930 current location Brownsville, Texas

Februat 2019 at Texas Tech

Volunteer Fair

become involved in service events and activities 2013- 2016 at Immaculate Conception Cathedral Brownsville, TX

Deliver Food to Homeless

ABOUT ME

October 2014

Support The Fight

Help a marathon on supporting Breast Cancer Awareness

Detail-oriented and hard-working Architecture student adept at designing commercial/residential projects, providing professional creative concept solutions, and conducting reports on the progress of the projects. Offers strong attention to accuracy, extensive knowledge of multiple architecture software programs, and great teamwork abilities. Iam presently seeking a architectural position/opportunity which would provide me with more knowledge and experience in architecture.

2014 at Brownsville TX.

Walk to END Alzheimer’s

World's largest fundraiser for Alzheimer's care, support and research.

July 10, 2018

Schoolarship AIA Lower Rio Grande Valley December 10, 2015

Certificate of Apprecciation Design and construction of Fresco Mobile Market by Brownsville Wellness Coalition January 30, 2015

Seed Network Public interest design July 10, 201

Schoolarship AIA Lower Rio Grande Valley

HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS

WORK EXPERIENCE PERSONAL SKILLS.

2017 - 2020 Arch. Tutor

Texas Tech University

85%

Getting the classroom ready for lessons. Helping students who need extra support to complete tasks. Assisting the students in planning learning activities and achieve records.

95%

2017 - 2020 sales associate

85%

Personality

Leadership, innovation, creative

Organization

Leadership, team player, experience, Strategy, communication.

Social

Leadership, community, honesty

Retail

Providing customer service on the sales floor by using selling strategies; Greeting the customer, operating cash registers, selling and maintaining the sales floor, directing customers to merchandise.

95%

2012 - 2013 4th level

VASE art competition 2011 - 2012 Superior ribbon

Skills USA 2009 - 2010 2nd level

VASE art competition

Language

English, Spanish

2015 - 2016 Arch. Tutor

EDUCATION

Texas Southmost College

2019 - MAY 2021 Texas Tech University Master in Architecture Lubbock, TX

Schedule tutoring appointments with students. Monitor student performance or assist students in an academic environment, such as classrooms, laboratories, or computing centers.

DESIGN SKILL.

HOBBIES & INTERESTS

Draw

For a third, fourth, or fifth year female architecture design major with a 3.0 GPA.

Photograph

Travelling

Cinema

Piano

Book

Adobe Photoshop CC Adobe llustrator CC Adobe Indesign Adobe Premire Pro AutoCAD Revit Rihno SketchUp Lumion Word Power Point Vray p5.js

2016 - May 2019 Texas Tech University Lubbock, TX Bachelor in Architecture 2013 - May 2016 Texas Southmost College Brownsville, TX Associate in Architecture 2010 - May 2013 Veterans Memorial High School Brownsville, TX High School Diploma

CONTENT

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

OASIS APARTMENTS HOUSING

ESCONDIDO RESIDENCE

TRI-ADAPTABLE FABRICATION

CENTRAL RESIDENTIAL

MACKENZIE NATURE SPA

GRAVITY FORCE FORM Z

LLANO GRANDE BIRD WATCH

ART

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OASIS APARTMENTS Type: Housing Professor: Peter Rabb Location: New York

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The overall idea was to break the conventional box design and create a more dynamic building that would rotate every single floor creating a more attractive building in the city block. Each floor rotates at a different angle allowing the accupants to have a diverse feeling at every level.

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SITE ANALYSIS New York has architecturally significant buildings in a wide range of styles spanning distinct historical and cultural periods. These include the Woolworth Building (1913), an early Gothic revival skyscraper with large-scale gothic architectural detail. The character of New York's large residential districts is often defined by the elegant brownstone rowhouses, townhouses, and tenements that were built during a period of rapid expansion from 1870 to 1930.[5] In contrast, New York City also has neighborhoods that are less densely populated and feature free-standing dwellings. In the outer boroughs, large single-family homes are common in various architectural styles . Stone and brick became the city's building materials of choice after the construction of wood-frame houses. Unlike Paris, which for centuries was built from its own limestone bedrock, New York has always drawn its building stone from a far-flung network of quarries and its stone buildings have a variety of textures and hues. A distinctive feature of many of the city's buildings is the

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PUBLIC PRIVATE

MASS

EXTRUSION

UNIT UNIT

GYM AREA

COMMUNITY GARDEN

SHAPE

PUSH

ROTATION

GREEN SPACES

UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT

THEATER COMMUNITY GARDEN UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT

UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT UNIT

LOBBY MAILBOXES ATM ROOM PARKINGMECHANICAL BICYCLE STORAGE LAUNDRY MARKET CAFE MANAGER OFFICE CHILDREN PLAYGROUND

CLASS A OFFICE

SECURITY DESK

PUBLIC POOL

TRASHCAN ROOM COLLECTION

SUN PATH

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WIND DIRECTION

LONGITUDINAL PROGRAM

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Micro Units 350 sf / ea

One Bedroom 750 sf / ea

Two Bedroom 1,000 sf / ea

Studio 500 sf / ea

Micro Units 350 sf / ea

Studio 500 sf / ea Two Bedroom 1,000 sf / ea

Micro Units 350 sf / ea

Micro Units 350 sf / ea One Bedroom 750 sf / ea

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AXONOMETRIC

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LVL 17

196’ - 0”

LVL 16

185’ - 0”

LVL 15

174’ - 0”

LVL 14

163’ - 0”

LVL 13

152’ - 0”

LVL 12

141’ - 0”

LVL 11

130’ - 0”

LVL 10

119’ - 0”

LVL 09

108’ - 0”

LVL 08 97’ - 0”

LVL 07 86’ - 0”

EXISTING BUILDING

LVL 06 75’ - 0”

LVL 05 64’ - 0”

LVL 04 42’ - 0”

LVL 03 42’ - 0”

LVL 02 31’ - 0”

LVL 01 20’ - 0’

GROUND 0’ - 0”

LVL -01 -20’ - 0”

TRANSVERSE SECTION

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EXISTING BUILDING LVL 17

196’ - 0”

LVL 16

185’ - 0”

LVL 15

174’ - 0”

LVL 14

163’ - 0”

LVL 13

152’ - 0”

LVL 12

141’ - 0”

LVL 11

130’ - 0”

LVL 10

119’ - 0”

LVL 09

108’ - 0”

LVL 08 97’ - 0”

LVL 07 86’ - 0”

LVL 06 75’ - 0”

LVL 05 64’ - 0”

LVL 04 42’ - 0”

LVL 03 42’ - 0”

LVL 02 31’ - 0”

LVL 01 20’ - 0’

GROUND 0’ - 0”

LVL -01 -20’ - 0”

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GANSEVOORT

BLDG. A 01. RETAIL (CAFE, MARKET)

BLDG. B 02. ATM 03.MAILBOXES

07.

04.CLASS A 05. MANAGER OFFICE 06.MAINTENANCE OFFICE

BLDG. C 07. LOBBY 08. SECURITY DESK

10.

09. POOL AREA

03.

08.

10. CHILDREN PLAYGROUND

HUDSON ST.

W. 14th ST.

BLDG C

09. 05.

06.

BLDG A

BLDG B

01.

02. 04.

HORATIO ST.

GROUND FLOOR

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GYM / TERRACE

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THEATER / TERRACE

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LVL 02

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LVL 01

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TRI- ADAPTABLE Type: Fabrication Professor: Zora Key Location: N/A

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Tri-Adaptable is designed to combine contemporary architecture and nature. It grants an area for relaxation and meditation in any location as it is portable and easy to construct. The pavilion blends in with the surrounding panorama and provides a shaded space for pedestrians, helping them shelter from the hot sun. Tri-Adaptable offers views thru different parts. It is composed of solid aluminum panels(vegetated), translucent panels, and even parts where the structure is exposed, creating a communion between the sheltered space and the exterior. Filtered daylight through the pavilion creates dynamic shadow patterns on the ground.

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Study Models The idea started with Foldings that are supported by nails. To create a system, an analysis drawing was required to investigate the connections beteween each nail. To make it as precise as the folding that was shown in the drawing some study models where created to make it stand on its own by playing with the positive/negative spaces.

Follow Grid = Created Different Circulation Access Points

GRID SYSTEM AND MATERIALITY 64’

32’

Overall Dimension

Subdived Each Aluminum Sheet into 4’x4’

24/64 are solid 37.5% 40/64 are divided 62.5%

32’ 16’

Split in 4 Pieces

2B A

Create 45 Degree Grid on each 4’x4’

FINAL

4D 1A = 4D Rotation 2B = 3C Rotation

9 13

2 6 10 14

3 7 11 15

4 8

12 16

1A.12A

16 Aluminum Sheets in a 16’x32 Piece Each Aluminum Sheet is 4’x8’

13C

Create 60 Degree Grid on each 4’x4’ this would create a more playful grid to creat shapes Use to create structure

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10A.1 11A 15A

11A.1 15A.1 3C.1

2C 6C

2C.1 3C 6C.1 7C

9C.1

10C

13C.1

14C

1B.1

6A.1 7A 5A.16A 9A.1 10A 13A.1 14A

14A.1 2A.1 3A

1 5

C B

7C.1

4A.1 1B 8A.1 5B 12A 9B 16A 13B 4C 1D

3B 4B

5B.1

7B 8B

10B

14B.115B

14B 2D 6D

8C 5D 11C 12C 12C.1 9D 9D.1 16C.1 13D 15C 16C 13D.1

11B.1

12B

15B.1

16B

3D.14D

2D.1 6D.17D

7D.18D 11D.112D

8D.1

10D 11D

12D.1

14D 15D

16D.1

4B.1 8B.1

10B.111B

15D.116D

4D.1

3.B 5

4.B

5.B

2.B 1.B

B.2 6.B

A.2

C.2

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CUTTING THE MATERIAL SHEET 9A

Panels for Outdoor Green space (Aluminum)

1A.12A

Aluminum Panel Sheets

14A.1

2A.1 3A

6A.1 7A

5A.16A

10A.1 11A

9A.1 10A 13A.1 14A

11A.1

15A

15A.1 3C.1

2C 1C 5C

9C 13C

2C.1 3C

7C.1

6C.1 7C

9C.1

10C

13C.1

14C

Translucent Sheet

4A.1 1B 8A.1 5B 12A 9B 16A 13B

1B.1

3B 4B

5B.1

7B 8B

8B.1

10B.111B 10B

14B.115B

14B

4C 1D

2D 6D

11C 12C 12C.1 9D 9D.1 16C.1 13D 15C 16C 13D.1

11B.1

12B

15B.1

16B

7D.1 8D 11D.112D

8D.1

10D 11D

12D.1

14D 15D

16D.1

Aluminum Panel Sheets

4’ x 8’ Ft Translucent Sheet

3D.14D

2D.1 6D.17D

8C 5D

4B.1

4’ x 8’ Ft Aluminum Sheet

15D.116D

Panels for Outdoor Green space (Aluminum)

4D.1

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64 ft

01. Site

Final Form

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ft 32

02. Divide Site

Circulation

03. Sub -divide to create a modular grid

Sunlight Penetration

04. Division of equal sizes for transportation

Vegetated Pannels

05. Final Grid Pannel

Translusent

06. Seperated structure from the exterior gardens

Exterior Sitting Area

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PRIMARY STRUCTURE COMPONENTS Steel custom node balls

Tubing, Round, Mild Steel, 1.500 in. Diameter, 0.120 in. Wall Thickness Cone

Bolt

Sleeve

64’ - 0”

32’ - 0”

4’ - 0”

4’- 0”

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Panel Assembly Process

16’

3.B

2.B

1.B B

4.B

5.B

1.B

16’

1. Floor Panel

16’

1 2.B

16’ 16’

6.B

1B. Floor Panel

Panels Convined

C.2

6.B

16’

16’ 16’

16’

4.B

5.B

16’ 16’

4 16’

16’

16’ 16’

2 16’ 16’

16’

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Exposed Structure

16’

3.B

B.2

Exposed Structure

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PANEL VARIATIONS

Expose Panel Translucent Panel

Interior more private Exterior open to public

16’

FLOOR PLAN

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16’

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22 22’

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16’

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WALL COMPONENTS

Steel custom node balls Tubing, Round, Mild Steel, 1.500 in. Diameter, 0.120 in. Wall Thickness

Primarly Structure/ nodes and steel tubing Nodes/ 2” Tubes

(Aluminum or Translucent) Panels w/ aluminum chanels for assembly

Triangular Planters for plants 3d Printed based on grid pattern

removeable seating

Tubing, Round, Mild Steel, 1.500 in. Diameter, 0.120 in. Wall Thickness 3/8 in.-16 x 2 in. A307 Grade A Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Hex Bolts (25-Pack) Polycarbonate Ligths/ Ligth Holders

3/32” Aluminum Channel 1/8” Aluminum Panel 3/8 in.-16 x 2 in. A307 Grade A Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Hex Bolts (25-Pack) 2 in. x 3/8 in. x 36 in. Steel Plate

Plants will be based on location

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3/32” Aluminum Channel 1/8” Aluminum Panel 3/8 in.-16 x 2 in. A307 Grade A Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Hex Bolts (25-Pack) Tubing, Round, Mild Steel, 1.500 in. Diameter, 0.120 in. Wall Thickness Steel custom node balls

Steel custom node balls Tubing, Round, Mild Steel, 1.500 in. Diameter, 0.120 in. Wall Thickness 3/8 in.-16 x 2 in. A307 Grade A Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Hex Bolts (25-Pack) 2 in. x 3/8 in. x 36 in. Steel Plate

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ESCONDIDO RESIDENCE Type: Housing Competition Location: N/A

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The Escondido Residence is designed as a simple box containing a number of volumes which, with different depths and window treatments, convey a graceful character. The facades are clad in custom made larch panelling treated with a silicon-based protective medium. A narrow width profile for the voids cut into the main volume and a deep board and batten-type cladding on the main facades that creates a variation of shadows during the course of a day.

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PROGRAM

A X O

The structure floats on stilts of piers, allowing the building to participate in dialogue with the trees on-site while protecting the root areas. The floor plate projects beyond the building envelope and dissolves into balconies to blur the sense of indoor/outdoor while at the same time lifting the building up from the ground

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Entry Master Bedroom Bedroom Living Room Kitchen Office Bath Restroom Outdoor

1. 7.

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NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

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EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

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MACKENZIE NATURE SPA Type: Spa Professor: Dr. Haq Location: Lubbock TX.

The park provides the natural beauty of the trees and lake with a sense of peaceful environment. The main purpose of this building is to create an environment where people enjoy the views from the outside nature being inside. The building contains open spaces with relaxing platforms surrounded by nature. A steel frame enables walls to be moved and create new learning layouts independent of the structure. The steel frame enabled to articulate a radial grid and achieve a long span. This flexibility is due in a small part to a lightweight steel structure chosen to suit both the need for reconfiguration and the soft ground conditions. The circular plan means there are no dead-end corridors and provides an easier circulation. The second floor was created as an open plan structure without solid walls in the layout to provide daylight and views to the outside while also offering a merch between the public and private without having to interrupt one another.

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1 AA

A.) RECEPTION 1. A) Reception 2. A) Public Restrooms

1.F 2.F

B.) LOUNGE AREA 1. B) Bar, Cafe 2. B) Small Market

9.E

8.E

3.E

7.E 13.E

C.) WELLNESS AREA 1. C) Reception 2. C) Lockers + Changing Area

4.E DN

2.E

6.E 1.E

4. C) Exam Rooms 5. C) Restrooms (unisex and changing area)

5.E

D.) DRY ZONE 1. D) Resting Areas 2. D) Restrooms 3. D) Massage Rooms

10. E

3.D

1.B

2.D

1.D

1.A

1. F) Mechanical Room 2. F) Laundry Room

3.D

2.B

1.C

2.A 11.E 4.C

1.F

2.C

5.C

2.A 10. E

4.C

3.C 12.E 3.C

4.C

13.E 10. E 2.E

4.C

3.C

1.F

3.E

1.E

3.C UP

2.F

4.E

4.C 5.E 2.C

5.C

9.E

2.D 1.D

1.C

4.C

F.) EQUIPMENT + MECHANICAL ROOM

8.E DN

4.C 5.C

6.E 4.C

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7.E

E.) WET ZONE 1. E) Loker Area 2. E) Restrooms 3. E) Changing Rooms 4. E) Showers 5. E) Sauna 6. E) Steam / Vaper 7. E) Warm Bath 8. E) Hot Bath 9. E) Cold Baths 10. E) Outdoor Pool 11. E) Outdoor Deck 12. E) Cover Deck 13. E) Lifeguard / Aid Station

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1 AA

F.) EQUIPMENT + MECHANICAL ROOM 1. F) Mechanical Room 2. F) Laundry Room DN

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WEST ELEVATION

25’ - 0”

15’ - 0”

0’ - 0” -5’ - 0”

TRANSVERSE SECTION AA

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NORTH ELEVATION

25’ - 0”

15’ - 0”

0’ - 0” -5’ - 0”

LONGITUDINAL SECTION BB

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

13. 14.

6. 7. 8.

15.

18. 19. 20.

21 22.

16. 17.

10.

11. 12.

23.

24. 25. 26.

27. 28.

29. 30. 31. 32.

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19.

25.

21.

6. 7.

27.

8. 13.

20.

14.

22. 23.

15.

28. 16.

29. 31.

17. 30.

CALL - OUT DETAIL 1

CALL - OUT DETAIL 2

1. Aluminum Capping 2. Parapet 3. Roof Membrane 4. Cover - Board Insulation 5. Thermal Insulation 6. Vapor Retarder Membrane 7. Insulation 8. Steel Roof Deck 9. Hinge Steel 10. Omega Steel 11. Gypsum Boards 12. False Ceiling 13. Screw 14. Steel Cap 15. Aluminum Angle 16. Steel Beam Support 17. Insulation 18. Support Frame

29. 30. 31.

27. 26. 25.

19. 20.

23.

4'-2"

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4'-2 "

19. Cast Aluminum Member 20. Screw 21.Support Frame 22. AF Panel 23. Openings 24. Clear Reflective Insulation Vision Glass Unit 25. Double Glassing 26. Vertical Mullion 27. Dessicant Absorbs Moisture 28. Screw 29. Brick 30. Insulation 31. Gypsum Board 32. Bottom Plate 33. Foundation 34. Rainforced Concrete

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CENTRAL RESIDENTIAL Professor: R.Perl Location: New Mexico

The purpose of this design was to maximize the number of units on the site and allowed to create more social and interacting gathering area for residents. One of the ways to eliminate cross traffic is to create an open space that can take advantage of the surrounding streets and give access to most of the units. This allowed to provide a safety environment for social and interacting area. The safety for residents should be consider as one of the main priorities in a design. New Mexico’s largest city, the Albuquerque Metro area has over 908,200 residents and is growing at a steady pace of 1 to 2 percent a year. The area’s five-year growth rate is projected at 7.2 percent compared with the national rate of 4.0 percent. Even as a larger city, Albuquerque can’t help but retain its neighborhood feel.

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ANALYSIS MAP Single Family

Proposal for Site

Multifamily

350°

N 0°

- 21/06/2019 - 08/02/2019 - 21/12/2019

10° 20°

340° 10°

330°

20°

320°

30° 40°

30°

310°

50°

40° 60°

300° 50°

21 Jun Solstice 21 May-Jul

60°

290°

70°

70° 280°

Commercial

21 Apr-Aug 80°

80° 90°

21 Mar-Sep

Industry

100° 21 Feb-Oct

260°

110°

250°

21 Jan-Nov

21 Dec-Solstice 120°

240°

130°

230°

140°

220° 150°

210°

160°

200 190°

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Albuquerque’s climate is mild and dry, with an annual average of more than 200 clear days. The average annual temperature is in the mid-50s F (about 13 °C). The Manzano Mountains to the east block much of the moisture-laden air that flows northward from the Gulf of Mexico, creating a rain shadow. As a result, the city receives only about 9 inches (230 mm) of rainfall annually, most of it falling in the summer. The Sandia Mountains receive about 30 inches (760 mm) of rain in the summer and about the same amount of snow in the winter.

SITE PROGRAM

1500 SQ FT UNITS

CITY BUS STOP CENTRAL BLVD.

750 SQ FT (Studio) UNITS

RETAIL

HOSPITAL RESIDENTIAL

RESIDENTIAL

1000 SQ FT UNITS

CAFE

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750 SQ FT (Studio) UNITS B’

B’

A’

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SECTION B’

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1000 SQ FT UNITS

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SECTION B’

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1500 SQ FT UNITS

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SECTION B’

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1500 SQ FT UNITS

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SECTION B’

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LLANO GRANDE BIRD WATCH Type: Bird Watch COMPETION Location: Weslaco TX. TEAM: Martin J.

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Estero Llano Grande State Park, the Weslaco wing of the World Birding Center, encompasses approximately 200 acres of restored wetlands and subtropical thorn-scrub forest. The park is located in the heart of the subtropical Lower Rio Grande Valley, a four-county area that has unmatched biotic diversity, documenting 512 species of birds, over 300 species of butterflies and over 1,100 species of plants.

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First Floor

Ground Floor

SECTION C

Second Floor

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First Floor

Ground Floor

Second Floor

Third Fl5oor

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Fifth Floor

GRAVITY FORCE Type: Form Z Professor: Bennett N.

This design seminar explores how digital media and physical material are used interchangeably as instruments in a design environment. Light, shade, shadow, texture, color, transparency, translucency, and reflectivity are introduced. The workshop uses a synthematic approach inspired by Bauhaus principles of craftsman-ship and visual percception. A series of weekly experiments stimulate intuition, experimentation, and analytic observation. The methodology explores the tectics and techniques of space making with a particular emphasis on experiental and sensorial percep-tion.

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

36 Images of Refrigerator for Analyses

Final Image Strip of Refrigerator

CELIA PADILLA

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

FINAL IMAGE STRIP Diagraming a dematerialized set of refrigerator photographs

DIAGRAM RELIEF Understanding the relationship between analog and digital representation

SUPER RELIEF Constructing a digital relief model using combinitions of the orthogonal,tension, and architectonic schemas.

CELIA PADILLA

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

CELIA PADILLA

PHASE 1

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

PHASE 4

PHASE 5

PHASE 6

PHASE 7 WITH GROUND

PHASE 8 WITH GROUND

PHASE 9 WITH GROUND

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

CELIA PADILLA

Perspective View

ART

DRAWINGS/PAINTS selected works

Watercolor/2019/RedBabyRidingHood

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Watercolor/2019/JellyFish

CELIA PADILLA

Pencil/2018/BehindTheMask

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

ColorPencil/2018/MeganFox

CELIA PADILLA

ColorPencil/2018/A Love For Birds