Doménica Albornoz. Portfolio de arquitectura

PORTFOLIO Doménica Albornoz

CONTACT INFO domenicaalp@hotmail.com daalbornoz@uce.edu.ec Quito-Ecuador @la_domito ECU (+593) 998706650 US (+1) 3055019489 SP (+34) 663916343 issuu.com/dommito issuu.com/domozepam I am an architect graduated from the Central University of Ecuador, I have work experience in the field of architectural design as well as language translation (English-Spanish) and teaching Spanish. I have worked as an architectural designer for 1 year on a private architecture office, where I had the opportunity to design corporative spaces such as banks, offices, and clinical laboratories. I have also worked for the Embassy of Korea in Ecuador as a translator; and I am currently teaching spanish as well as I am working as an independent architect. I am really passionate about public space design and also designing furniture. My agile, efficient and confident personality has allowed me to successfully work with various clients in diverse work environments. I am an enthusiast of urban dance, clay pottery, photography, photo editing and illustration.

CONTENTS

Escada

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Design Workshop VI UCE

Social Escadaria Building Design Workshop VII UCE

St. Clara Paper Market Design Workshop VIII UCE

Thesis Project Final career project

Work Projects Geometrica Architects

Architectural Contests Microhome & Kaira Looro

Photography

1

ESCADA

BUILDING

This project is located on an elevated neighborhood in Quito city known as “La Tola” where the topography is complicated and requires solutions using platforms and slopes. In addition, the area is quite dangerous; so the project mitigated this issue through a green enclosure that allows the public space to be filtered and allows the permeability of the project while remaining safe. In this way, the architectural project is also incorporated into the urban environment.

East Facade

Ground Floor N+ 0.20 0

6

12

24 m

Section A-A

Vertical Circulations 0

6

12

15 m

Street point of view

Main entrance facade. Secondary street on the top of the hill.

Interior view

From the flat block to the social area of the project and city visuals

2

SOCIAL

ESCADARIA BUILDING

The project is located in an unsafe neighborhood in Quito. The main objective is to integrate the architectural object into the urban environment, generating safer and more walkable spaces, which are public and semi-public, but at the same time it manages a level of privacy more appropriate for a home. The volume is originated from a generative axis that follows the visual to “El Panecillo” which is a very important urban element in the city, and towards the San Marcos neighborhood, an in-between space is created and it reinterprets the interior courtyards of the colonial house.

In addition, a significant subtraction of volumes is made and it separates the complex into several blocks of housing and facilities.

Site Plan

All levels floors + Site Plan 6 0 12

24

48 m

TRANSECTO CALLE PEDRO FERMÍN CEVALLOS

VISTA HACIA EL OESTE

B

Torre C

B

Torre A

Torre C

Calle José Olmedo 2796 m.s.n.m.

Torre A

C

FERMÍN CEVALLOS

FERMÍN CEVALLOS

Cromática en fachada C

C’

A

C’

A

A’

A’

13

Torre D

12 5.65

Torre B

B’

3rd and 4th Floor Plan

N+ 6,20 and N+ 7,50 6 0 12

B’

5th Floor Plan

24

48 m

N+ 6,20 and N+ 11,85 6 0 12

24

48 m

N +11.85

N +7.5

MARIN MAIN BUS STATION Inclination slope: 16.6%

+4.2

N +4.20

+1.200 +0.200

+1.2

Calle Don Bosco 2802 m.s.n.m.

Calle Chile 2802 m.s.n.m.

Private circulation

Semi-public circulation

Public circulation

Architectural Program

Leves of privacy

Housing and Proximity Facilities

11

10

6.00

8.05

8 3.96

9 6.00

+19.410

N +19.41

+15.630

+11.850

+11.850

+7.500

+7.500

N +15.63

N +11.85

Acabado de zócalos Piedra

200

Hormigón

Materialidad de cubiertas

Pintura

Teja

Hormigón

Zinc

+3.150 Natural ground level: 1% inclination

AA Section

200

0 0

63

12 6

Facade-Section 12 24 m m

G

H 6.54m

5x5mm Wooden Slat

h: 240mm IPE Girder

Ih: 300mm PE Beam

Access to the facilities on the ground floor.

h: 100mm HEB Girder h: 240mm IPE Beam 2mm Glass Partition h:90cm Handrail

Interior yards (Semi-public spaces)

Constructive Details

Hybrid System: Concrete + Steel

E

Hybrid System Concrete-Steel

F

7 8 9

G

35x60cm Column h: 300mm IPE Beam

Steel Concrete

h:55mm Steel Deck h: 240mm IPE Beam

The construction system is hybrid (Concrete columns and steel beams). The columns have a brick coating to generate a uniform sensation and continuity with the brick walls. On the other hand, the steel beams are seen contrasting their dark tones with the warm materiality of brick and wood.

South Facade

East Facade 0

3

6

12 m

SECCIÓN LONGITUDINAL

VISTA HACIA EL OESTE

PR: 10%

Interior yards (Semi-public spaces)

Calle Don Bosco 2793 m.s.n.m.

Horizontal Circulation Bridges (connection between blocks).

Main pedestrian access on the top of the hill

3

ST. CLARA PAPER MARKET

The current market of Sant Clara de San Millán is one of the built landmarks of the Santa Clara neighborhood and Quito, it is part of the old historical limits of the city. Its historical, social and cultural components are part of the criteria to be taken into account in the design process. Since, due to the processes of urban consolidation, it is a neighborhood that, despite being active, has high levels of urban insecurity. The main goals of the architectonic project are to: 1. Recover the current Santa Clara market and incorporate it into a complex mixed-use architectural program that also includes an industrial function. 2. Implement a paper recycling industry that provides the sector with this product. (Due to the location of Central University of Ecuador, one of the main uses of land is the trade in paper elements and their derivatives.)

LOCATION E C U A D O R

P I C H I N C H A

Q U I T O

B EQ LU I E SV AE RD IO O

Á R E A

BIRD's-EYE VIEW

URBAN GREENHOUSE

HYDROPONIC CROPS + COMPOSTING

INDUSTRY MARKET N+1.45 N-1.00 N+5.40

N+15.12

N+10.80

N-0.45

N+20.16

N+5.40

GROUND FLOOR

N+0.30

“FOREST” SQUARE

N+0.00

N+10.80

N+0.00

N+15.12 N+20.16

N+20.16

N-0.60

PLATFORMS

GROUND FLOOR

Site Plan GENERAL VOLUME

0

6

12

24

48 m

A general volume generates a connection between the two chosen blocks, with squares and platforms inside that are appropriately integrated into the public space that surrounds the project. In other words, there is a direct connection on the ground floor with the streets surrounding the project. This helps to improve pedestrian flow and a more comfortable circulation. On the other hand, the morphology of the blocks allows the corners to be used as opportunity areas where it is easier to design public space that attracts the user to the project, which welcomes them.

C

EJE VÍAL ANTONIO DE ULLOA

EJE VÍAL ANTONIO DE ULLOA

EJE VÍAL ANTONIO DE ULLOA

INGRESO PEATONAL

12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

RECIBIDOR / HALL ENTRADA

12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

N+0.00

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

PATIO DE COMIDAS

BIBLIOTECA 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

13 14 15 16

13 14 15 16

N+0.00

N-1.00

MÓDULOS CAFETERÍA N-0.45

SALA DE INVESTIGACIÓN

A'

LABORATORIOS DE INVESTIGACIÓN

DÁVALOS

N+0.00

E EJ

N+0.00

N

IÓ

R AR

C

EJE VÍAL PEATO

O

NIM

Ó ER LJ VÍA

NAL: RAMIREZ

N+0.30

ZONA DE VENTA: PRODUCTOS VARIOS

GALERÍA DE EXPOSICIONES ARTÍSTICAS N+0.00 N+0.00 N+0.00

CLASIFICACIÓN

CLASIFICACIÓN

ZONA DE VENTA: VEGETALES; HORTALIZAS Y FRUTAS N-0.75

B'

7 6 5 4 3 2 1

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

13 14 15 16

12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

12 11 10 9 8

ZONA DE ACOPIO: BASURA

13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

B

N+0.75

N+0.00

sube 10%

C'

EJE VÍAL VERSALLES

Ground Floor N+1.20

West Facade

0

3

0

0

1

9

21m

9

9 3

18m

EJE VÍAL VERSALLES

EJE VÍA

N+0.30

N-.045

L FRA

Y ANTO

NIO DE

N+0.00

MARC HENA

N+1.2

A

C

prensado

prensado N+5.40 N+5.40

TERRAZA ACCESIBLE: PATIO CAFETERÍAS 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

N+15.12

ZONA DESCANSO CAFETERÍA TRABAJADORES

N+5.40

N+5.40

formado

N+5.40

N-0.45

clasificación del producto terminado

rodillos secado y prensado

12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 13 14 15 16

13 14 15 16

N-1.00 N+5.40

maquinaria complementaria 3

ZONA DE VENTA: PRODUCTOS VARIOS

maquinaria complementaria 1

sube 8%

maquinaria complementaria 2

rodillos secado y prensado

GALERÍA DE EXPOSICIONES, TALLERES DE RECICLAJE

N+10.80

ZONA DE VENTA: VEGETALES; HORTALIZAS Y FRUTAS

formado N+20.16

control de calidad y empaquetado

drenado agua

A

A'

TERRAZA ACCESIBLE: PATIO CAFETERÍAS N+5.40 N-.045

N+0.00

almacen triturado

N+0.30

N+5.40

clasificación

triturado

almacen triturado

pulpa

venta productos de papel reciclado N+5.40

almacen triturado N+10.80

ZONA DE VENTA: VEGETALES; HORTALIZAS Y FRUTAS

triturado

N+5.40

ZONA DE VENTA: PRODUCTOS VARIOS

banda de clasificación

N+5.40

N+5.40

triturado triturado

banda de clasificación

pulpa

clasificación y predistribución

12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

13 14 15 16

TERRAZA ACCESIBLE: PATIO CAFETERÍAS

12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

N+5.40

13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

N+5.40

B

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

N+5.40

ZONA DE VENTA: JUGOS Y FRUTAS

B'

drenado agua

TERRAZA ACCESIBLE

C'

Second Floor +6.24

0

0

3

9

9

21m

C

MÓDULOS: COMIDA TÍPICA 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

TERRAZA ACCESIBLE: PATIO CAFETERÍAS 13 14 15 16

N+10.80

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

13 14 15 16

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

TERRAZA ACCESIBLE: PATIO DE COMIDA

sube 8%

N+10.80

N+10.80

N+10.80

ZONA DE VENTA: CARNES ROJAS

A

A' TERRAZA ACCESIBLE: PATIO CAFETERÍAS N+5.40

N+10.80

RECIBIDOR / HALL

N+10.80

TERRAZA ACCESIBLE: PATIO DE COMIDA

CULTIVOS HIDROPÓNICOS

N+10.80

N+10.80

ALMACEN HUERTO HIDROPÓNICO

N+10.80

BIODIGESTORES BASURA ORGÁNICA

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

B

N+10.80

B'

12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

ZONA DE VENTA: VEGETALES; HORTALIZAS Y FRUTAS

ZONA DE VENTA: CARNES BLANCAS

13 14 15 16

N+10.80

13 14 15 16

MÓDULOS: COMIDA TÍPICA

BODEGA

N+10.80

C'

Third Floor +11.29

0

0

3

9

21m

9

31

30

11,55

+20,160 4 Piso

+15,120 3 Piso

+10,080 2 Piso

+5,040 1 Piso

±0,000 0 Planta Baja

-5,040 -1 Subsuelo

AA Section

Facade-Section

0

3

9

21m

22

21

6,47

20

6,00

3

0

South Facade

0

5

15

25 m

15

15,07

14

6,78

6

North Facade

10 17

12 m

13

7,22

12

7,00

11

7,00

5

0

15

25 m

10 5

A

7,27

4

3

6,42

B

2

8,64

C

1

9,48

+20,160 4 Piso

+15,120 3 Piso

+10,080 2 Piso

+5,040 1 Piso

±0,000 0 Planta Baja

-5,040 -1 Subsuelo

Perfil IPE 700x180x40x40

Perno anclaje 9mm

Malla electrosoldada 10-25

Perfil IPE 300x180x20x20

Rigidizador 10mm

Conector de corte Todas las vigas

Alza PVC 3” x 35 mm

Placa apoyo 12mm

Pedestal 500x600x500mm

Deck metálico Placa colaborante

Varilla ac.galvanizado 18mm

Parilla Zapata 20mm

Perfil IPE 600x180x40x40

H. Simple FC¨ 280kg/cm2

Perfil IPE 400x200x20x20

Replantillo

DETAIL 1

DETAIL 2

North Facade View

D1

4th Floor

Social Area

Structural Section Construction details

0

1

9 3

18

Perfil IPE 600x180x40x40

Canal agua lluvia

Perfil IPE 600x180x40x40

Perfil C 200X60X8mm Perfil IPE 900x240x20x20 Perno anclaje 13mm

DETAIL 3 Perfil IPE 1200x240x20x20

Perfil IPE 400x200x20x20

Placa apoyo 12mm

Perfil C 200X60X8mm

Perfil IPE 600x180x40x40

DETAIL 4

DETAIL 5

D3

D2

D4

D5

4 UCE

CHILDREN CARE CENTER

BIRD's-EYE VIEW URBAN CONTEXT

his architectural project addresses an integrated program that unifies the care and development of children and youth with the education of women. The project is implemented at Universidad Central del Ecuador, due to a greater concentration of student mothers, relative to other large centers of higher education in Quito. It is important to point out that childcare tasks are ever-present in woman’s lives and these will often determine their movements around the city. Taking this into account, there is an obvious need for a facility that integrates childcare services locally. This would shorten the distances travelled and therefore the amount of time spent travelling. In addition, the project aims to offer a service to student mothers, as motherhood is one of the main reasons for dropping out of school or interrupting their studies. Thus, students will not only have a space for the care of their children but will also enjoy spaces dedicated to their own care and recreation.

4 DOUBLE HEIGHT Connection Squares

3 ELEVATION OF PLATFORMS SLOPE: 12%

A

SLOPE: 12%

B

CC.1

D

E

F

N+1.05

1

N+7.48 N+0.00

P: 5%

OF PIECES 2 SEPARATION Squares of conection

2 P: 2%

3 3.1

N+12.22

N+11.22 P: 2%

N-3.96

N+0.00

4 N-0.75 P: 10% s

1

COMPLEMENTARY PIECE Pre existent object

P: 10% s

5

N+1.05 N-1.80

6

P: 8% s

N-4.05

N+7.48 P: 10%

P: 10% s

P: 10% s

s

N-3.00 P: 10% s

N-4.05

ON

ATI

DUC IC E BAS OOL SCH

s

P: 8%

SITE PLAN 0

3

9

21m

MEETING ROOM

OFFICES

MEDICAL CENTER

LIBRARY

MMULTIPURPOSE ROOM

STAFF ROOM

STORAGE

KIDS WC

FAMILY WC

LACTARY

ATM TRY MIS CHE ESS ACC

OOL

SCH

RD

KYA

BAC

ECT

A ION M

CONN

LOBBY

CAFETERIA

COWORKING

UND

YGRO

- PLA

UARE

S SQ

CES IN AC

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

MINIMARKET

MAINS IR STA

HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

AL ERS UNIV CCESS A

OUTSIDE CIRCULATION

PLAYGROUND

AL ERS UNIV CCESS A

KITCHEN

DINING ROOM

CLEANING BACKYARD RIAN ACCESS

MAIN PEDEST

AUDIOVISUAL ROOM

Architectural Program

Childcare and Proximity Facilities Teenagers education Women's care

WORKSHOP CLASSROOMS

TODDLER CLASSROOMS

HOMEWORK CLASSROOMS

Circulations

Public circulation Connection between squares

AL ERS UNIV CCESS A

CONNECTION BETWEEN PATIOS

B

C

A

A

N+

B

Ground Floor +0.00m

0

3 9

21m

C

Acce

so p

eato

nal

Acce

so ve

hicu

lar

Cota inicial: 2865 msnm N+3.00m

B

B

C

A

A

C

A

A

B

C

Third Floor +7.48m

B

C

Second Floor +3.57m 0

3 9

21m

F

E

6.23

ESC_1:150 6.23

D

8.80

C.1C

B.1

7.95

2.75

B

A

10.00

N +12.22 N +11.22

0.10

2.93

3.35

3.57

0.44

0.44

0.20

N +7.48

1.47

3.57

1.52

2.93

10.71

0.44

0.20

0.44 N +3.74

1.52

2.93

3.57

1.47

0.44

N +0.00

0.20

A-A Section 3

0

1

2 9.60

2.1

33.1 9.90

4 7.85

5 7.00

12m

9

6 6.60 N +12.22 N +11.22

3.35

0.44

2.93

0.10

Terraza innaccesible

0.20

N +7.48

Terraza innaccesible

0.20 0.44

3.13

3.57

2.93

10.71

0.44

0.20

0.20

0.44

2.62

3.57

0.44

2.93

N +3.74

N +0.51

0.51 0.20

B-B Section

N +0.00

East Facade

South Facade 0

3 9

15m

1

3 2

4

Toddlers Classroom design Childcare facility Montessori Method

Family Bathroom 0

1.00

1.00

0.55

1.20

Cambiador 1.10

3,2

Tina - Cambiador

0.60

1.20

Cambiador

1.70

0.85

4

3

1

1.00

1 2 4m

2 5

5

WORK

PROJECTS LOJA BANK

Banco de Loja is a bank located in El Oro-Machala. The firm was in charge of designing the building with its interior design, including personalized furniture, structure and instalations.

19.25 7.89

4.50

Cajas

5.57

Atención a Discapacitados

0.89

2P-125 A

0.15

3.45

1.46

Sube

1.06

0.15

PATIO

2.60

0.90 0.15

0.65

1.35 1.47

1.35

0.70

1.29

Ducto Inst.

1.40

WC

TRANSFORMADOR PADMOUNTED

21

20

19

18

17

16

15

14

13

12

11

9

10

8

7

6

4

5

2

3

0.40

1.20

1.20

WC

1

0.55

1.40

Puerta acordeón

VIRTUAL

0.15

0.15

1.79

2.15

A primera planta alta

Baja

2.15

BÓVEDA

4.67

4.35

0.76 3.96

3.62

Enrollable antibandálica

ZONA 24 /7

GENERADOR

RECONTEO 0.15 0.65

0.86 8.85

Cuadro Virgen

10.84

VEREDA

1.50

1.00

ANFITRIÓN INFORMACIÓN Y TURNOS

4.47

Enrollable antibandálica

Operativo

0.93

0.72

1.73

Banca Digital Telefónica y virtual

PORCHE INGRESO

3.51 D

2.14

2.56

1.29

0.23

0.90

Ingreso Personal Bancario

1.55

4.91

2.73

Lockers de Personal

0.80

0.90

Ingreso atms

Pasapaquetes

1.98

2.63

10.30

1.00

Entrega de Valores Tevcol

1.00

1.00

0.40

1.99

3.00

Planta Baja Agencia Bancaria

Ground Floor ÁREA PLANTA ATM, Customer support, backBAJA office

170.07 m2

Nueva Agencia Machala Banco de Loja

Main vertical circulation Customer support

Masive customer support Second floor

N+

Personalized customer support Third Floor

5

WORK

PROJECTS VILLAGOMEZ CAPITAL

Villagomez Capital is an industry leading provider of lawsuit cash advances, pre-settlement cash, and post-settlement funds for auto accident cases, personal injury lawsuits, and many other areas of litigation. The firm was in charge of the interior design and personalized furniture.

4,14

4,51

Micro

tv 60"

0,5 1,17

3,15

0,55

0,9

1,14

0,94

0,45 0,65 Sala

2,6

0,65

0,9

0,4

tv 55"

4,5

0,6

0,9

1,8

Ground Floor Waiting Room, customer support, back office, main office DIRECCION:

CONTIENE:

Distribución de oficinas

LAMINA:

1:50

6

CONTESTS MICROHOME

WALKING HOUSE

The world is facing a housing crisis. In extremely consolidated cities, where land costs are excessively high, habitability problems are generated, leaving many homeless people. The lack of space and the economic inaccessibility to it are challenges that Walking House aims to address. The project seeks to design for vulnerable population; homeless people and immigrants. By designing for the underprivileged, it also benefits other non-vulnerable social strata, such as digital nomads and backpackers. The Walking House works from a core that contains everything you need to inhabit; self-sustaining systems and home furnishings. It has a rainwater collection system in an elevated tank that is then filtered for consumption, solar panels on the roof for electricity generation and dry toilet. The living space is deployed via a pulley system from the core. This makes it possible to generate social, leisure, work and rest spaces, facilitating diverse activities in a minimum space. Walking House addresses the global housing crisis from an innovative and sustainable perspective, providing a safe and accessible shelter that promotes a dignified life in a functional space.

A R C H I T E C T U R A L S C A L E

1 Architectural Module

U R B A N S C A L E

2 Consolidated urban tissue

The project occupies empty spaces in the actual urban tissue

3 2 U R B A N

Context Plan

Digital nomads

S C A L E

3 Creation of new tissue through replication

New communities are created through the replication of the project, this could happen in an open area or in the empty spaces of the city.

There is no context plan per se since the project works on 2 scales due to its adaptability in different sites and its easy transportation. On the architectural scale, the interior design of the furniture is presented with its operating systems and on the urban scale, the module can be implanted in the empty spaces of the city, as well as it can generate new urban tissue through its replication.

Backpackers

Inmigrants and vulnerable

people

1 Users

Transportation

6

CONTESTS KAIRA LOORO

SEDHIPU MATERNITY HOME

The objective of Sedhiou Maternity Home as an architectural project is to offer a safe place, comfortable and equipped with what is necessary spatially to be able to meet the needs of mothers in the process of gestation, breastfeeding and in postnatal period. There is a volume from which 3 elements are subtracted that will become patios or interior yards; the intention is to offer more slack to the project in addition to being adequate for optimal ventilation and lighting conditions; as well as offering internal visuals from other areas of the architectural program to these interior courtyards. To have more sanitized or not so busy environments, two circulations have been generated, the main one that will serve as a connecting axis of all spaces to a center that is the entrance or emergency area. Thus, the secondary circulation will be for the exclusive use of medical staff and will connect the spaces that must have more asepsis, such as the surgical area, the delivery area and the observation area for neonates. Motherhood is a process that the mother often goes through alone, which is why the project offers an intermediate and shared area for mothers to share with their family and their child while they are in their postpartum recovery process.

B

33,40m

DELIVERY ROOM

HOSPITALIZATION

12,60 m

Operating Room

A

A’

Observation Area

EMERGENCY ETRANCE

EXTERNAL CONSULTATION

OBSERVATION AREA

MEDICAL STAFF

A’ B’ Main Entrance

348,50m2 0

1,5

3

6

m 9

Section B-B’

Section A-A’

0

1,5

3

6

m

14

13 17

1.

Rock footing 2.

Natural soil 3.

Compact soil.

4.

Lower base reinforced concrete 5.

Broken tiles on cement mortar on compact soil.

6.

Foundation of tires with gravel 7.

Stabilized Rammed Earth wall.

8.

Vertical/ Horizontal reinforzing, 10mm 9.

Thermal breeak and insulation 10.

Metal sheet 11.

Reinforced concrete ring 12.

Independent roof metal structure 13.

Primary metal beam 14.

First layer roof: woven mat 15.

Rosewood beams 16.

Roof air chamber 17.

Roof of corrugated sheet 18.

Suspended local Fabrics 19.

Bamboo cane window 20.

Brick wall

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20 8

11 10

9 21

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PHOTOGRAPHY QUITO BONITO

Caminano Quito aguantando la respiración

Cotopaxi Volcano Ph taken from Cochapanba. Quito, 06/01/2024

“Caminando Quito aguantando la respiración” stands for: Walking through Quito holding your breath. Although street photography might be dangerous at times, it helps you to realize about the hidden gems your own city has and how they have always been there without you noticing them until you start walking through it. The beauty of these hidden places takes your breath away, places you grew up with and never were conscious of their existence.

Historic Center Ph taken from Itchimbia. Quito, 14/10/2023

“Panecillo” Ph taken from San Roque. Quito, 04/12/2023

Junin y Flores Ph taken from San Marcos. Quito, 07/03/2024

Compañia Ph taken from Sucre Street, Historic Center. Quito, 02/05/2024

La Tola Ph taken from Itchimbia. Quito, 29/09/2023

La Basilica Ph taken from Itchimbia. Quito, 27/09/2023

Balcones Ph taken from Garcia Moreno Street. Quito, 02/02/2024

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