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E D U C A T I O N
W W a s h i n g t o n U n i v e r s i t y i n S t L o u i s
Ma ster ’ s D egree, Architecture
M Ma ster ’ s D egree, Construction Management
Graduation Date : May 2024
U n i v e r s i t y o f C e n t r a l F l o r i d a
Bachelor’s Degree, Architecture
Burnett Honors College Graduate
Summa Cum Laude
S K I L L S
P r o f e s s i o n a l
Leadership, Sales, Communication, Bilingual (Spanish, English),
Public Speaking
T e c h n i c a l
3 D M o d e l i n g : Rhino, Grasshopper, SketchUp, Revit, AutoCAD
3 D R e n d e r i n g : Enscape, VRay, Lumion
I m a g e E d i t i n g : Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator
R e n d e r i n g : VRay, Lumion, Enscape
B L D G P e r f o r m a n c e : Ladybug, ClimateConsultant
D i g i t a l F a b r i c a t i o n : Universal Laser Cutter, CNC Milling, Prusa 3D Printing
• Design and develop over 15+ interior floor plans, elevations, axonometrics, and renders through the Design Phase on a 1,650 sq. facility
• Design millwork for the interior of the project, followed by creating appliance and material schedules for the interior and exterior of the project
• Create deliberate construction details and shop drawings on complex building systems and materials using Bamboo and NANA walls
• Aid in the construction and development of a 300 pg. publication on the works of Frank Lloyd Wright through means of research, writing, and architectural drawing creations
• Instruct and train 0ver 300 students on digital fabrication practices and equipment such as: 3D printers, CNC milling, laser cutters, and 3D scanners. T
ArchitecturalDesigner|Orlando,FL
2021-2022
• Aided the lead architects with project planning, production, and construction administration for over 6+ civic projects
• Complete comprehensive code compliance evaluations to create successful construction documents for 6+ civic projects
• Collaborated on the Revit model construction, project administration, and renovation of:
H Hunt sville Federal Courthouse, Huntsville, Alabama: 123,000 Sq.
J Jo n B Morga n Osceola County Courthouse , Osceola, Florida: 100,000 Sq.
F a b r i c o n M o d u l a r C o n s t r u c t i o n
ArchitecturalDrafter|Orlando,FL
2020-2021
• Developed 58+ floor plans on different office and classroom configurations and sizes, exceeding the company’s goal for a successful client proposal
• Developed 25+ elevations showcasing different office and classroom configurations, helping the client understand spatial relationships
P i p e l i n e t o B e t t e r P l a c e m a k i n g
ResearchAssistant+IndependentStudy|Orlando,FL
2021-2022
• Performed research on areas of psychogeography and placemaking to analyze the importance of successful public spaces in the built environment
• Formulated an augmented reality app to measure architectural elements of successful places & incorporate them in public places in need of stimulation
P ubli cations: Measuring the Importance of Our Physical and Emotional Safety in the Success of Public Spaces
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N a t i o n a l C o l l e g i a t e H o n o r s
Selected amongst 100 applicants to represent the honors college and learn about innovation through creativity
A C S A 1 1 1 t h A n n u a l C o n f e r e n c e
Selected to present my research and publication in the ACSA Annual Conference
A C H I E V E M E N T S
S A M F O X D e a n A w a r d
Selected amongst 200 applicants to receive a partial tuition award
C R E W H o n o r a b l e A w a r d
Selected amongst 40 applicants for service and initiative in my community
H i s p a n i c H e r i t a g e A w a r d
Selected amongst 800 students nationally for academic excellence and leadership
P r e s i d e n t ’ s L i s t X 9
Honorable mention for students who attain a grade point average 4.0 for the semester
W o m e n ’ s E x e c u t i v e C o u n c i l
Selected amongst 300 women in Florida to participate in a mentorship and scholarship program
2 0 2 0 M o d e l U N B e s t
D e l e g a t e
Selected best delegate for best research, debate, and preparation in sustainable development
B e y o n d 3 4 I n i t i a
• Organized seminars to educate business owners on the importance of recycling, leading to a 30% increase in recycling within Orlando businesses
• Conducted recycling audits within Orlando to assist in implementing a consistent recycling system, improving the circular economy
• Used critical thinking to improve the circular economy in Orlando by creating consistency within the recycling and disposal systems
• Managed and organized three sustainability pages in the UNA-Orlando website, providing up to date information on hot topics
• Organized events such as Earth Day and MUN Day to educate the community on world issues, increasing outreach programs
• Mentored 30+ students and led biweekly discussions on local issues to brainstorm solutions
Coordinate events and programs for emerging professionals in the commercial real estate industry
Organized and coordinated events and programs to ensure success and opportunities for architectural students A
Mentor
relating to the
Main representative for honor students within the college, creating networking and educational events to foster opportunities and prosperity
When analyzing the functions of the existing Winter Park Village, we realized that the space was predominantly occupied by unused parking lots and the community adjacent to the square was isolated from the square. We asked ourselves how could the existing architecture be enhanced with new features to become an engaging agent that entertains the community around it?
that can respond to the needs of the Winter Park community by creating daily driving agents that constantly
GATHERERS FILLERS DELAYERS ALL
Places that meet our daily needs, like a Publix, and pro- to places that serve our daily needs, like retail stores.
Places that delay our routines and banks.
LIBRARY INTERIOR MOMENT
Rather than creating an enclosed structure, we developed a building whose interior and exterior spaces could be inter-
SITE SECTION
LIBRARY INTERIOR MOMENT
Another important driving factor in our project is the constant reappearance of nature within the bleeding spaces. Nature can enhance the function of a space that is created to invite us to experience new ideas and bring us together by constantly elevating our spirit.
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BAZAAR
MOMENT
BAZAAR EXTERIOR MOMENT
cultural anthropology is evident in the use of the development of people’s entertainment mixed with other informal functions.
Cuban culture has always been known for its electric vibrancy and energetic passion. Afterall, this is how Tampa was built. Cubans city in search for independence, safety, and prosperity. But today, the Cuban population in Tampa has decreased to 20% after population in the city
Now, elements of the Cuban culture that made the city once so energetic and electric seem to be gone. I imagined a new a Tampa, could be celebrated at any time of the day, knowledge could be empowered, and a place where you could gaze at the stars possibilities that Tampa could bring you.
This is exactly what 900 N Ashley drive was missing. I saw a place where the opportunity of a new Tampa could be born. A site sense of arts, but little embrace for culture and energy. With little attractions, walkability, and places to gather to embrace
MASTER PLAN
bans migrated to the after being the leading Tampa, where culture and think of all the site with such a strong embrace culture.
