ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO INÉS MORENO GALÁN

port folio inés moreno galán selected works july 2023

CONTENT

_who am I? hello!_ intro………………………………………………………………..04 cv_ curriculum vitae……………………………………………………. 05 _academic selected works polen _ oasis in a concrete garden………………………………… 07 la deriva _ recreational, sportscapes……………………………….17 octopus _ tetuán, transforming the city…………………………….24 _professional selected works casa d&a _ unifamiliar house……………..…………………………..32 _personal works architectural images _ cgi and matte painting…………………38

who am I?

hello!

Madrid, Spain +34 681 045 743 ines.moreno.galan@gmail.com permiso de conducción B

My name is Inés Moreno Galán and I was born in 1998. I´m a recently qualified architect with a desire to continue learning and improving my technical and personal skills.

I´m very proactive and I seek to explore and enhance my creativity. I consider myself very tidy and disciplined which allows me to find an order that leads to a job done on time and with care.

I believe that I can provide a good working environment in a working group and contribute to make the tasks go as well as possible.

academic education

complementary education

2020-july 2023

october 2018

Master´s Degree in Architecture Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Madrid, Spain

Workshop “Transforming the City” Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Madrid, Spain

2019-2020

march 2019

Erasmus Programme 2019-2020 Universidade Lusíada, Lisboa, Portugal

Workshop “Revisiting Ornament” Ensap, La Villete, Paris, France

2017-2019

work experience

Degree in Fundamentals of Architecture and New Tecnologies Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Madrid, Spain

october 2023-present

2016-2017

cv

University Practices at “Ufive Studio” Murcia, Spain

june-august 2021

Degree in Architecture Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura, Madrid, Spain

hard skills

University Practices at “Ufive Studio” Murcia, Spain

june 2019

Autocad

advanced

Rhinoceros

advanced

Revit

intermediate

Sketchup

advanced

3ds max

advanced

Chaos v-ray

advanced

Photoshop

advanced

Illustrator

intermediate

Indesing

advanced

Pathfinder

advanced

Pyrosim

advanced

Office suite

advanced

Thinkids Project Campus Thinkids project, Ifema, Madrid, Spain

languages Spanish

native

English

intermediate_ B2

Portuguese

basic_ A2

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academic selected works

POLEN

polen

oasis in a concrete jungle

PFG, Proyecto Fin de Grado UFV, Universidad Francisco de Vitoria Madrid, July 2023 07

academic selected works

Campamento, Madrid, Spain Professor: Joaquín Mosquera El Bosque Metropolitano, vínculos urbano-rural Urban mobility has fragmented and estranged our cities, drowning them in concrete. The solution lies in a green urban healing strategy. We'll convert abandoned spaces into vegetation-rich “oasis” that refresh polluted city areas, valuing emptiness as an opportunity.

We decided to undertake actions that focus on pollinating insects, especially bees.

Through careful selection of plant species placed near and away from mobility barriers, based on their reproductive types, we create green oases that encourage the return of these insects to the city.

One of these oases will be “Polen” located in Madrid's former military operations area, Campamento, which is currently abandoned.

We will revitalize the abandoned and forgotten space, integrating it once again into the city. We will enhance its intrinsic value through a strategy of native and wild vegetation that is attractive to insects, serving bees as shelter and protection for harmonious coexistence with humans.

The volume dedicated to apiculture is structured into two realms: the bee realm in the lower stratum, where apicultural products will be produced and research will be conducted to counter threats against bees. The upper volumes, providing access to the building, will be dedicated to human visitors who approach this flower paradise. The volumes, designed to minimize interruption of the landscape view through their materials, will facilitate recreational and commercial activities.

The project “Polen” seeks to refresh urban spaces, cohabiting harmoniously with nature. Preserving pollinators, architectural innovation thrives.

polen

oasis in a concrete jungle

the importance of pollination 09

academic selected works

location 1:700

polen

oasis in a concrete jungle

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academic selected works

polen

oasis in a concrete jungle

access and first floor image

north elevation image

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academic selected works

sections 1:120

polen

oasis in a concrete jungle

laboratory

honey store

interactive museum

apiculture center

packing area

honey extraction area 15

academic selected works

LA DERIVA

la deriva

recreational, sportscapes

PIV, Design Project UFV, Universidad Francisco de Vitoria Madrid, May 2019 17

academic selected works

Atocha, Madrid, Spain Professors: Elena Farini, Pablo Ramos Collaborators: Blanca Borrell Recreational, Sportscapes The objective of this project was to design a recreational area strategically located at one of the less busy ends of Retiro Park, one of the largest green areas in the city.

The main idea was to revitalize an existing but underutilized green area by introducing various sports facilities to attract attention. The goal was to identify the site's needs and propose a comprehensive solution.

The result was a project inspired by the situationalist movement led by Guy Debord in the 1960s, known as "La Deriva" (The Drift). This concept aimed to establish a connection between individuals and their immediate environment through psychogeography, exploring how urban elements affect emotions and behavior. By fostering spontaneous and emotionally driven interactions with space, this approach discarded linear concepts in favor of a labyrinthine and natural design, offering a variety of pathways shaped by individual choices. Emotional touchpoints along these pathways would either invite or discourage pedestrians, creating multiple potential routes and narratives tied to users' experiences.

Ultimately, this design aimed to counter the fast-paced nature of urban life, fostering emotional engagement and meaningful connections within the tangible environment. Alongside the sports facilities, two pathways were created: a linear one housing the sports facilities and a natural, labyrinthine one that embraced the concept of "La Deriva." This latter pathway encouraged people to explore the environment in a random and emotional manner, aligning with the philosophy behind the movement.

la deriva

recreational, sportscapes

“folies” 19

academic selected works

la deriva

recreational, sportscapes

elevation and floor plan 1:400 21

academic selected works

sections 1:400

la deriva

recreational, sportscapes

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academic selected works

OCTUPUS

octopus

tetuán, transforming the city

PIII, Design Project UFV, Universidad Francisco de Vitoria Madrid, December 2018 25

academic selected works

Tetuán, Madrid, Spain Professors: Elena Farini, Pablo Ramos Collaborators: Pablo del Pozo del Olmo Transforming the city Tetuán has transformed into a vibrant neighborhood with high population density and diversity. The "Octopus” project aims to revitalize this area through innovative reconfiguration. By reinterpreting the block design, interconnected public spaces are fostered. This proposal seeks to overcome the predominance of private space in Tetuán, incorporating communal areas that encourage interaction and communal life.

The project introduces a variety of vertically arranged residential units, increasing space efficiency and promoting cross-ventilation. Instead of the traditional horizontal layout, the "tetris" design introduces a new dynamic that also contributes to the creation of terraces and interior courtyards, transforming them into semi-public gathering areas. This innovative approach not only enhances residents' quality of life but also fosters interaction and a sense of community.

On the ground floor, the project seeks to enrich the urban fabric by creating squares and commercial spaces. These multifunctional areas not only cater to community needs but also strengthen the social fabric of the neighborhood. This blend of public and commercial spaces fosters a connection between residents and their surroundings, encouraging local commerce and economic vitality.

Ultimately, the "Octopus” project aims not only to alleviate the building and population density in Tetuán but also to reactivate community life on a broader scale. By offering more programs, green spaces, and meeting areas, this project stands as a testament to how innovative urban and architectural design can transform a neighborhood into a dynamic and welcoming place.

octopus

tetuán, transforming the city

observation

reinterpretation

location

sewing old and new

attraction

place to be

new “skyline”

place for the community

new connections

new parking

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academic selected works

octopus

tetuán, transforming the city

elevation and floor plan 1:200 29

academic selected works

recovering the historic single-family housing

ventilation

interior courtyard

new facade composition

house typologies 1:100

octopus

tetuán, transforming the city

31

profesional selected works

CASA D&A

casa d&a

unifamiliar house

Unifamiliar house UFiVe Studio Murcia, June 2021 33

professional selected works

Murcia, Spain, 2021 Collaborators: María Soto, Antonio García Clients: David and Alejandro This is a very special dwelling located on a unique plot in the Montepinar residential area.

The project is based on a beautiful constraint, established by both us and the client, which is to preserve the three pine trees currently existing on the plot, and to seamlessly integrate with its sloped topography. As a result, the functional layout of the house adapts to these constraints, creating a home that is fully integrated with the surroundings and environmentally respectful.

Part of the house is designed to be embedded in the terrain, with a vegetated roof also planned. All the porches of the house are constructed using elevated wooden decks made of treated pine, acting as walkways over the land. This approach minimizes earth movement and leaves the native vegetation untouched. The main rooms of the house are oriented towards the south-facing pool area, with facade openings that blur the line between the exterior and interior, providing our clients with a constant sensation of being within a pine grove.

The master bedroom of the house is designed around one of the pine trees, serving as a backdrop for the bathroom, spa area, and the bedroom itself. We are confident that our clients will experience a significant transformation after enjoying baths and showers immersed in nature.

The infinity pool creates a visual horizon that becomes the central focus of outdoor activity, defining the views from the house.

casa d&a

unifamiliar house

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professional selected works

casa d&a

unifamiliar house

37

personal works

architectural images

CGI and Matte Painting Images 39

personal works

matte painting

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personal works

matte painting

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personal works

matte painting

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inés moreno galán +34 681 045 743 ines.moreno.galan@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/ines-moreno-galan-7737a428a