I am a dedicated, motivated, and responsible architecture student with a strong passion for exploring new ideas and continuously expanding my knowledge. My commitment to the field is reflected in my academic journey, and I am currently in my seventh semester of studies.
I’m passionate about sustainable architecture and urban planning because I believe we have the power to shape the future of urban development. This vision extends beyond simply integrating green technologies or using sustainable materials; it encompasses a more holistic approach to architectural design and urban environments, considering broader and deeper dimensions of sustainability
JESSICA MARIA ROBLES ESCOBEDO
SOTFWARES
Autocad
SketchUp
Revit
Photoshop
Indesing
Illustrator
Twinmotion
3ds Max (corona)
Design Builder
Rhino
Grasshopper
Climate
consultant 6.0
EDUCATION
Architecture and Urban Strategies. CEDIM. 2021-Present.
LANGUAGES
English - Advance
Quest Language Studies - Toronto, ON, Canadá. 2024
Italian - Basic
Centro de Estudios y Certificacion de Lenguas Extranjeras. 2023-Present.
COURSES / WORKSHOPS
Autocad Course - Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León 2020.
Earth Construction Workshop - Universidad del Medio Ambiente (UMA) 2023.
INTERNSHIP
Volumento Studio / April-September 2023
-In this office, we are dedicated to creating models, where I have collaborated in various tasks such as painting, tree construction, assembly, and laser cutting.
01 Project in Valle de Bravo. Wave
Passive Strategies
Angeles Cultural Center.
Construction
02 05 1000 Blocks
Cultural Project
03 Santa Lucia Project.
Construction of a viewpoint.
Construction of a viewpoint.
VALLE DE BRAVO PROJECT
PASSIVE STRATEGIES
Site Analysis
The land is located slightly outside Valle de Bravo and is closer to San Francisco Mihualtepec. Just two blocks away, you can find shops within walking distance. If you wish to reach Valle de Bravo, you are only 10 kilometers away. Additionally, you will enjoy incredible views of the mountains and nature right in front of the land.
In this project, passive strategies were employed to develop a sustainability proposal, which included climatic analysis. The selection of sustainable materials was based on these analyses. It is worth noting that the site is located in Valle de Bravo.
AREAS
• Hall
• Kitchen
• Dining room
• 1/2 Bathroom
• Bedroom
• Bathroom
• Study
• Vegetable patch
MATERIALES DEL PROYECTO
TEJA 13x60 cm GROSOR:10 CM
HORMIGON GROSOR:19CM
PLACA DE RASTRELES GROSOR:0.20 CM
PLACA DE YESO CON PINTURA DE CAL GROSOR: 3CM
HORMIGON GROSOR:60CM
CHIMENEA 360°
GENERIC PYR B CLEAR GROSOR: 6 CM
AIR ESPACIO: 6CM
GENERIC PYR B CLEAR GROSOR: 6 CM
BOVEDILLA CERAMICA GROSOR: 10CM
IMPERMEABILIZANTE PREFABRICADO 30CM
VIGAS DE RASTRELES GROSOR 20 CM
ADOVE MECANIZADO GROSOR:30 CM
VACIADO DE CONCRETO GROSOR:10 CM
ANGELES CULTURAL CENTER
CULTURAL PROJECT
Site Analysis:
Create a space that blends with the environment, promoting culture through volumes that connect both the interior and exterior.
DESIGN INTENT
• Curved shapes
• Different from Puebla’s colonial architecture.
• Integration with the surroundings.
STRATEGY
• Explores spatial relationship through curved volumes.
• Expands recreational areas in Puebla.
• Provides a sense of expansion to pedestrians.
LOW LEVEL
TOP FLOOR
PLANTA BAJA ESCALA 1:20
PLANTA ALTA ESCALA 1:20
SANTA LUCIA PROJECT
URBAN PROJECT
Site Analysis
Santa Lucía, with its rich history and cultural heritage, offers an opportunity to revitalize the area in a way that honors its legacy and attracts both residents and visitors. However, it faces deficiencies in urban infrastructure, such as deteriorated streets, outdated sewage systems, and a lack of public services, which negatively impact the quality of life and the area’s image. The revitalization is proposed through five strategies: preserving memory and identity, inhabiting the street as a public space, connecting the neighborhood internally and externally, creating a new future, and sharing common space.
PAVILION SHELL
CONSTRUCTION PAVILION
DESCRIPTION
A pavilion was constructed to explore parametric design, utilizing Grasshopper for the design process and a CNC laser cutting machine for precision cutting of wooden plates. The project aimed to experiment with innovative construction techniques, resulting in a space that is both functional and visually striking. Additionally, advancements in wood and concrete composites were incorporated to enhance both structural integrity and acoustic performance, while minimizing concrete usage, thus promoting sustainability by reducing dependence on carbon-intensive materials. Onda is a research initiative focused on developing a construction system for a composite shell structure made of wood and concrete, offering increased load-bearing capacity, stiffness, and improved acoustic properties.
MY PARTICIPATION
In this project, I participated in the construction of the pavilion, contributing to the creation of steel structures, the manufacturing of beams, and the cutting of the structure with CNC, among other tasks.
In this project, a viewpoint was constructed with the primary goal of allowing visitors to fully appreciate the breathtaking views of the Huasteca region. The design process explored innovative construction techniques, utilizing concrete blocks in a creative and efficient manner. This approach not only enhanced the structural integrity of the space but also contributed to its aesthetic appeal, resulting in a harmonious blend of functionality and visual beauty.
MY PARTICIPATION
My involvement in the project encompassed various tasks from the start, including loading blocks, mixing materials, preparing nozzles, cutting rebar, and clearing the site, among other responsibilities
WORKSHOP: EARTH CONSTRUCTION
DESCRIPTION
In this workshop, I was able to explore and enhance my analytical and practical skills for selecting, handling, and using earth as an ecological material for construction techniques. This workshop lasted a weekend, spanning 32 hours. In this theoretical-practical workshop, I explored the use of earth. I believe this workshop helped me develop technical skills for utilizing and working with natural materials that connect us to the land. I learned to recognize and interpret the different characteristics of earth as a building material.
Earth-Straw Practice and Bamboo Wattle-and-Daub Practice. Earth Plastering Practice Earth Painting Practice
