Diego Rodriguez - Architectural Portfolio

DIEGO RODRIGUEZ ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

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DIEGO RODRIGUEZ RESUME TINY HOUSE LOT 9 WOODLAWN LAKE PARK LECTURE HALL VITRA CAMPUS SOCIAL HOUSING URBANIZACION MENDEZ MIXED USE URBAN BUILDING MAIN PLAZA ADDITIONAL WORKS HAND-DRAWINGS + SKETCHES

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EXPERIENCE DS3 Building Designers Drafter February 2020 - May 2020 San Antonio, Texas.

D EGO JULIAN RODRIGUEZ

Developed different set of drawings for custom homes, using Revit and Bluebeam as main software tools. Assisted in the revision of construction documents, following redlines based on clients’ comments and needs. Kept drawings neat, and up to date in order to meet the required deadlines. Performed calculations for the material needed for construction.

Occasionally conducted site visits.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

ABOUT ME

Autodesk Revit, Rhinoceros, Sketchup. Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign. Bluebeam.

Enscape, Physical Modeling, Sketching.

Microsoft Office Suite. Windows OS, MacOS.

Attentive to detail and well organized Architecture graduate seeking for an entry level position or internship in a firm to collaborate and learn in a team environment. Offering strong knowledge on architecture software, ease of adaptation, quick learner that enjoys working in challenging environments. Looking forward to learn, create, design and achieve any required goal.

EDUCATION Bachelor of Science in Architecture The University of Texas at San Antonio San Antonio, Texas.

Graduated. December 2019 Signature Experience Abroad Universita degli Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo Urbino, Italy.

August 2018 - December 2018 Associate of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies South Texas College McAllen, Texas.

August 2014 - December 2015

COMMUNITY SERVICE S.T.A.R (Students Together Achieving Revitalization)

April 2018

Habitat for Humanity

May 2018

English+Spanish LANGUAGES April 7, 1994 (26 years old) BIRTHDATE

CONTACT ME diegordzh_0704@hotmail.com (956) 205-3763

TINY HOUSE LOT 9 WOODLAWN LAKE PARK

ARC 2166 - Digital Design Studio - Fall 2017 Software Used: Revit + Photoshop Instructor: Neda Norouzi

PROGRAM STATEMENT

PROJECT NARRATIVE. This was the second, and final project for the Fall semester Digital Design studio, and the second project from Sophomore year. This studio was focused on the learning, and use of computer-aided designed, and post-production digital software. Location for this project is at Woodlawn Lake Park in San Antonio, Texas. Woodlawn Lake Park is well known for its variety of outdoor activities, amenities and overall an amazing scenery for people to walk around. The proposal of this project is to create a community of tiny houses on the edge of the lake. In order to create this community, each one of my studio partners had to design its own house, bringing 14 houses in total. Each one of us got a especific lot, and dimensions for our houses. Each lot is measured at 16’ x 24‘ with a 6’ space in between each house. The plan was not to exceed the given 384 sq.ft. from the given lot.

PROJECT PROGRAM. Tiny home not to exceed the given 16’ x 24’ (384 sq.ft.) lot.

1 Bedroom.

Kitchen.

Living Room.

1 Bathroom.

Efficient storage system.

Efficient circulation.

Efficient distribution of spaces + dimensions.

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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS UNITED STATES

TEXAS

Texas, United States 31° 0' 0'' N, 100° 0' 0'' W.

San Antonio, Texas 29° 25' 27.6564''N, 98° 29' 28.1112''W.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

is a city located in the South-central area of Texas. San Antonio’s architecture is rich in colonial heritage. It is the second largest city in the state, and its well recognized for its Riverwalk in downtown area, and the Missions National Historical Park.

Founded on May 1, 1718, by Martin de Alarcon.

Population: 2,320,000 (2020).

Total Area: 504.64 sq.mi.

Official Language: English.

Woodlawn Lake Park 29° 27' 07.7"N, 98° 32' 03.2"W

CURRENT SITE LOCATION

Woodlawn Lake Park 29° 27' 14.2"N, 98° 32' 02.5"W

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PROCESS DEVELOPMENT

Inital mass.

Creation of a second mass for more space.

Removal of masses in first and second level, creating open spaces.

The goal for this proposal was to maintain the idea of a tiny house, without making the most common areas feel clustered or having poor circulation, instead all of the common areas have excellent circulation, and storage for the essentials is not a problem in this house. With high ceilings, two balconies with views to the park and the lake, and enough natural light, this tiny house feels like a regular size home.

PROCESS DEVELOPMENT Exterior Materials Black shipping container metal Steel for framing

Interior Materials

Painted drywall Gray wood flooring

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The exterior material of the house consists of black metal with steel framing details on each of the corners, giving the reference of living in a container home. As soon as you enter the house you will find yourself in a bright interior space, differentiating it from the dark exterior material. Stairs have storage underneath, and a full-size washer and dryer. Stairs are surrounded by wood louvers that go all the way up to the second level. Louvers create the railing required for the opening space.

Level 2 Section A

Level 1

FLOOR PLANS

1 16’ - 0”

10’ - 2’’

3’ - 8’’

10’ - 2’’

10’ - 2’’

3’ - 0’’

View 1

11’ - 4’’

9’ - 4’’

0’ - 6’’ 7’ - 2’’

LEVEL 1

Section A

13’ - 2’’

COVERED PORCH

12’ - 0’’

12’ - 8’’

8’ - 10”

22’ - 8”

24’ - 0’’

LIVING ROOM

FLOOR PLANS

6’ - 0’’

16’ - 0”

24’ - 0’’

8’ - 2’’

View 2 2’ - 0’’

7’ - 2’’ OFFICE 2’ - 0’’ 9’ - 7’’

3’ - 9’’

3’ - 0’’

5’ - 6’’

4’ - 0’’

10’ - 2’’

3’ - 2’’

BALCONY

12’ - 7’’

6’ - 0’’

12’ - 7’’

11’ - 11’’

BALCONY

5’ - 1’’ 2’ - 2’’

BEDROOM

2’ - 2’’

LEVEL 2

6’ - 7’’

2’ - 2’’

10’ - 11’’

Section A

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1

REF.

SINK

3’ - 0’’

30’’ COOKTOP

DW

2’ - 7’’

3’ - 1’’

2’ - 0’’

3’ - 2’’

1’ - 2’’

12’ - 0’’

KITCHEN

9’ - 0’’

WOOD LOUVERS

DRYER

1’ - 0’’ 1’ - 0’’

BUILT IN CLOSET

WASHER 1’ - 0’’ 1’ - 0’’

STAIRS

4’ - 1’’

2’ - 9’’

2’ - 5’’

4’ - 4’’

3’ - 1’’

2’ - 9’’

10’ - 2’’

9’ - 0’’

4’ - 0’’

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS CEILING RAINFALL SHOWER HEAD

10’ - 0’’

7’ - 0’’

MIRROR

GRANITE TOP + BACKSPLASH

3’ - 0’’

LAV

SHOWER WITH TILE SURROUND

3’ - 2’’

3’ - 0’’

4’ - 0’’

10’ - 2’’

BATHROOM

1’ - 6’’

BUILT-IN CLOSET

2’ - 6’’

4’ - 0’’

MIRROR SLIDING DOORS

2’ - 0’’

BUILT-IN CLOSET + DESK

4’ - 7’’ 10’ - 2’’

3’ - 7’’

8’ - 0’’

BUILT-IN DESK

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INTERIOR RENDERING

VIEW 1 STAIRS WITH STORAGE UNDERNEATH

INTERIOR RENDERING

VIEW 2 BUILT-IN CLOSET + DESK

LECTURE HALL VITRA CAMPUS

ARC 4156 - Building Design Studio - Summer 2019 Software Used: Revit + Enscape Instructor: Taeg Nishimoto

PROGRAM STATEMENT

PROJECT NARRATIVE. This was the second project for the Summer Building Design studio, and the second project from Senior year. For this project we were asked to propose a design for a new lecture hall that would engage with the surrounding buildings on Vitra Design Museum. Vitra is a Swiss family-owned modern furniture company with headquarters in Birsfelden, Switzerland. Vitra is also known for owning the Vitra Design Museum located in Weil am Rhein, Germany. This Campus contains the biggest furniture collection, and works of well known architects such as Zaha Hadid, Tadao Ando, Frank Gehry, Alvaro Siza, and Renzo Piano, among others. This proposal is composed of a inner three story volume, covered by a second volume of aluminum, giving the posibility of accesing the second and third levels of the inner volume and create gathering areas on it.

PROJECT PROGRAM. Lecture Hall with a total of 200 fixed seats.

Exterior Amphitheater.

Gallery.

Catering area with a small kitchen.

Green Room.

Lobby Reception.

500 sq.ft. of efficient storage.

Balcony with an overview of Vitra Campus.

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WEIL AM RHEIN GERMANY

GERMANY

GERMANY FRANCE

FRANCE WEIL AM RHEIN

SWITZERLAND

Germany, European Union 51° 09' 51.23"N, 10° 27' 14.83"E

SWITZERLAND

Weil Am Rhein 47° 35' 36.4"N, 7° 37' 13.9"E

WEIL AM RHEIN, GERMANY,

is a large district town located in the border triangle with Switzerland and France. It was first considered as a village thanks to its agricultural industry.

On the 19th century it went into a city transition as a result of the favorable train connections between countries.

Founded on February 27, 786 (First documented as Willa).

VITRA CAMPUS

Population: 30,150 (2019).

Total Area: 19.47 km2.

Official Language: German.

Vitra Campus Design Museum 47° 36' 03.5"N, 7° 37' 11.7"E

VITRA CAMPUS SITE

New Lecture Hall for Vitra Campus 47° 36' 03.2"N, 7° 37' 10.6"E

PROCESS DEVELOPMENT

REAR STREET VIEW - LECTURE HALL

Ribbed Metal Wood Charred Wood Glass

Lecture hall is composed by different materials. Main building is made out of weathered wood for the exterior. Floor on the second level is made of charred wood, while the roof on top of the entire building is made out of 4’’ ribbed metal.

Section A Level 3 Level 2

Level 1

EXTERIOR RENDERINGS

VIEW 1 REAR ENTRANCE + LEVEL 2 ACCESS

STREET VIEW LECTURE HALL

FLOOR PLANS

1 Section B

UP

View 1 GALLERY

61' - 2"

81' - 6"

LOBBY + RECEPTION CATERING

UP

GREEN ROOM

Section A

20' - 4" 67' - 1"

59' - 3"

47' - 5"

173' - 9"

LEVEL 1

26' - 0''

15' - 0''

Level 3 22' - 0''

41' - 0''

Section B

Level 2 Level 1

FLOOR PLANS

DN

View 2

BALCONY OVERVIEW

DN EXTERIOR COMMON AREA

LEVEL 3

DN DN

UP

UP

EXTERIOR AMPHITEATHER

DN

LECTURE HALL

LEVEL 2

View 3

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LECTURE HALL RENDERINGS

VIEW 2 OUTSIDE AMPHITHEATER

VIEW 3 MAIN LECTURE HALL

4” Glass panels

EXPLODED AXON 4” Ribbed Metal Panels

Steel Framework

Space Trusses + Tapered Columns

3rd Level Floor Slab

Auditorium + Amphitheater

Circulation throughout all levels

2nd Level Floor Slab

Beams + Columns

SOCIAL HOUSING URBANIZACION MENDEZ

ARC 4156 - Building Design Studio - Fall 2019 Software Used: Revit + Enscape + Photoshop Instructor: Analy Diego

PROGRAM STATEMENT PROJECT NARRATIVE. This was the first, and only, semester long project for the Fall Building Design studio, and my last project from undergrad. For this project we were asked to propose a redesigned neighborhood for a community affected by Hurricane Maria back in September 2017. The selected neighborhood is located in Urbanizacion Mendez in the city of Yabucoa, Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is constantly affected by natural disasters such as hurricanes, for this reason this proposal takes in consideration materials that can be hurricane resistant, and easy to obtain within the island. This project also focuses on affordability. The proposed homes are designed to share a single structure composed of steel beams and columns, and poured with cast-in-place concrete, in order to improve stiffness in the event of another natural disaster. The selected site currently accommodates 34 homes. We were asked to design, and replace the actual number of homes in the site. With this in mind, we were also required to propose a redesigned site in order to accommodate more homes, and create more spaces for residents to enjoy, and stay together as a whole community. This proposal accommodates up to 40 homes, and brings common areas for residents.

PROJECT PROGRAM. Master Bedroom, and 2 bedrooms in each home.

1 Master Bathroom, 1 Shared Bathroom, and 1 Powder Room.

Kitchen.

1 Car Garage.

Living Room.

Laundry Room.

Playground Zone.

Common Area (Pavilion + Amphitheater).

Fast Access on all corners.

Fast Access to the Baseball Field.

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YABUCOA PUERTO RICO

Yabucoa, Puerto Rico 18° 02’ 31.34’’ N 65° 52’ 18.96’’ W

Urbanizacion Mendez 18° 02' 34.7"N, 65° 52' 18.1"W

YABUCOA, PUERTO RICO,

is located on the south-eastern coast of the island. Yabucoa is located aproximately 40 miles away from San Juan, the largest city, and capital of Puerto Rico. Yabucoa is well known as “The City of Sugar”, as a result of the surrounding areas producing sugar cane.

Baseball Field

Founded in 1793 Population: 34,149 (2018) Total Area: 83.26 sq. mi.

(55.26 Land, 28.01 Water) Official Language: Spanish + English

Selected Site Currently 34 Homes 18° 02' 31.5"N, 65° 52' 20.0"W

PROPOSED SITE

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35’

70’

140’

New Proposed Site 40 Homes

SITE DEVELOPMENT Site Hand Sketches

Digital Site Sketches

Configuration 1

22 from the current 34 homes fit in this configuration.

Configuration 3

All 34 homes fit in this configuration. Leaving room for landscape + expansion

Configuration 2

19 from the current 34 homes fit in this configuration.

Configuration 4

31 from the current 34 homes fit in this configuration.

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INITIAL MASS

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PROCESS DEVELOPMENT

MASS IS SEPARATED INTO THREE VOLUMES

PRIVATE SEMI-PUBLIC PUBLIC

MASS REMOVAL TO CREATE A SHADED GARDEN MASS REMOVAL TO CREATE A PUBLIC ENTRANCE

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EACH VOLUME HAS A SPECIFIC CONDITION

SOLID SHADED CLEAR

Section A

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FINAL MASSING MODEL

Overall design houses were created by diving the main mass into three equal pieces, and assigning a specific condition to each piece.

By creating a public, semi-public, and a private volume, each house has a zone of privacy.

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INTERIOR RENDERING

VIEW 2 ENTRY OVERVIEW FROM THE KITCHEN

EXPLODED AXON Curtain Wall System

Concrete Screen

Cast-In-Place Concrete Shell

Steel Columns + Beams

Foundation Concrete Slab

MIXED USE URBAN BUILDING MAIN PLAZA

ARC 2156 - Drawing & Modeling Studio - Spring 2018 Software Used: Revit + Photoshop Instructor: Craig Blount

PROGRAM STATEMENT PROJECT NARRATIVE. This was the second project for the Spring semester Drawing and Modeling studio, and the last project from Sophomore year. It builds on the skills and knowledge gained during the year. For this project we were asked to design a high riser boutique hotel that is intended to attract visitors from around the globe who travel to San Antonio to see the newly designated World Heritage Site – the San Antonio Missions. Part of the design incorporates a small museum and educational exhibit spaces to introduce visitors to the missions, history of San Antonio’s physical and cultural development resulting from the presence of our 5 missions. As a global destination, the hotel required a need to reflect contemporary trends in architecture and interior architectural design, at the same time it address the historical conditions of the given site, existing structure and traditions of mission architecture.

ARC 2156 - Drawing and Modeling studio, required 100% hand drawings on elevations, floorplans and sections for the final presentation. This project was later drawn using Revit in order to create a better visualization of it.

PROJECT PROGRAM. Total of 40 units. 2-3 units per floor.

Lobby area with Front desk.

Restaurant. Near the Lobby, with access to back of the house.

Back of the House (BoTH). Including Kitchen, Trash Storage, Employee Areas, Laundry + Housekeeping, and Mechanical Room.

Accounting Office, Admin Office and Security Office located in the BoTH. Exhibit Space.

Conference Rooms.

Health Club with exercise area, lockers and restrooms.

Bookstore with Computers + Printing Zone.

Coffee Shop.

Library.

Giftshop.

Bar, attached to Restaurant + Rooftop bar.

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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS UNITED STATES

TEXAS

Texas, United States 31° 0' 0'' N, 100° 0' 0'' W.

San Antonio, Texas 29° 25' 27.6564''N, 98° 29' 28.1112''W.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

houses one of its main attractions, the Missions National Historical Park, which was named World Heritage Site by the UNESCO in back in 2015. This being the only World Heritage Site in Texas, brings thousands of tourists every year, and houses 5 colonial missions, Misión San Antonio de Valero (The Alamo), Misión Concepción, Misión San José, Misión San Juan Capistrano, and Misión Espada.

The Misiones were established on April 1, 1983.

The Misiones were Nominated as World Heritage Site on June 2011.

250 Main Plaza Parking 29° 25' 24.5"N, 98° 29' 35.1"W

CURRENT SITE LOCATION

250 Main Plaza Parking 29° 25' 24.5"N, 98° 29' 35.1"W

MASSING MODELS Exclusive Area for upper rooms

Mass removal for rooftop bar

Outside sitting area for restaurant

Drop-off area + Lobby

Initial Mass

Circulation for easy access to restaurant’s outside area from street level

Layout of rooms.

Three rooms on odd levels, two rooms on even levels.

Hallways

Offset of floor plates by 2’ on every level starting on level 5.

Atrium

Creation of balconies on all rooms.

Panoramic view on even levels

AXONOMETRIC MASSING MODEL

AXONOMETRIC DETAIL

Level 9

Level 8

4” x 4” Horizontal Wood Louver

Steel Framing

Glazing Panel

Aluminum Mullion

Steel Truss

C-Channel

18” x 18” Reinforced Concrete Column

Concrete Slab

AXONOMETRIC STRUCTURE

INTERIOR RENDERING

VIEW 1 LOBBY AREA

AXONOMETRIC FINAL MODEL

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ADMIN OFFICE

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BACK OF THE HOUSE

RESTAURANT

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CROSS SECTION

(A)

Roof Level Level 19 Level 18 Level 17 Level 16

ELEVATOR + ATRIUM FIRE STAIRS

Level 15 Level 14 Level 13 Level 12 Level 11 Level 10 Level 9 Level 8 Level 7 Level 6 Level 5 Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Ground Level River Level

+ 304’-0’’ + 288’-0’’

LONG SECTION

(B)

+ 272’-0’’ + 256’-0’’ + 240’-0’’ + 224’-0’’ + 208’-0’’ + 192’-0’’ + 176’-0’’ + 160’-0’’ + 144’-0’’ + 128’-0’’ + 112’-0’’ + 96’-0’’ + 80’-0’’ + 64’-0’’ + 48’-0’’ + 32’-0’’ + 16’-0’’ + 0’-0’’ - 15’-0’’

INTERIOR STAIRS FIRE STAIRS

ADDITIONAL WORKS HAND-DRAWINGS + SKETCHES

ARC 3113 - Advanced Design Visualization - Spring 2019 Designers Studio, Floor Plan + Elevation Instructor: Craig Blount

ARC 4233 - International Studies Drawing Seminar - Fall 2018 Tempietto Section @ Rome, Italy. Sketching exercise.

Instructor: Darryl Ohlenbusch

ARC 1313 - Design Visualization - Fall 2016 Vacation Home. Perspective Drawing Exercise.

Instructor: Craig Blount

ADDITIONAL WORKS HAND DRAWINGS + SKETCHES

ARC 2166 - Digital Design Studio - Fall 2017 Interior Elevation Sketch for Tiny House

ARC 2156 - Drawing and Modeling Studio - Spring 2018 Development Sketches + Final Elevations.

Instructor: Craig Blount

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THANKYOU!

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