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JORGE BURNES

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO


JORGE BURNES

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO


CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION Tecnológico de Monterrey 2014-present Bachelor of Architecture Monterrey, Mexico Universidad Rey Juan Carlos fall 2018 exchange program Madrid, Spain

JORGE BURNES Jorge Eugenio Burnes García Monterrey, Mexico 01/24/1997 jburnes97@gmail.com +52 811 988 5033

DESIGN STUDIOS Design studio i: single-family housing 2016 Arch. Luis Villarreal Design studio ii: multi-family housing 2016 Arch. Claudia Carreño Design studio iii: learning spaces 2017 Arch. Rodrigo Maisterrena + Arch. Mariela González Design studio iv: recreational spaces 2017 Arch. Karen Hinojosa Design studio v: cultural spaces 2018 Arch. Lorena Zazueta + Arch. Rodrigo Maisterrena


INTERNSHIPS

CERTIFICATES

LANGUAGES

ESCALA winter 2016 construction supervision

Panel Rey Certificate 2016 drywall construction certificate

Spanish native

Oficina de Arquitectura summer 2018 BIM modeling, design ITESM architecture 2019 Autodesk software tutor

Creative Writing award 2016 2nd place creative writing in English

English advanced TOEFL ITP 650 Italian intermediate B2 level

Orange Investments 2019-present Intelligence analyst

SOFTWARE

COMPETITIONS

SKILLS

Sketchup advanced

LAKA reacts 2017 international contest

3D modeling

CIFV Infonavit 2018 national contest finalist

freehand sketching

Autodesk Revit advanced Enscape advanced Autodesk AutoCAD intermediate Adobe Photoshop advanced Adobe Illustrator basic Adobe InDesign basic

Orange Investments 2019 academic contest winner

3D rendering

graphic design videography languages & cultures urban design


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SAMĀ
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2.

CIFV 2018
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3.

IRIS
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SCHOOL OF ART, ARCH. & DESIGN
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5.

CENTER FOR ARTS & CULTURE
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6.

OTHER WORK
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1. SAMĀ

1st place academic contest year: 2019 type: mixed use team members: Jorge Burnes Iván Flores Grethel Barragán Laura Ramos

SAMĀ is the name of a mixed-use complex located in Monterrey, Mexico. It consists of a residential tower, offices, and a retail strip. The project was made as part of a final assignment to apply our knowledge on real estate basics for the Orange Investments class. It was awarded 1st place among six total projects. The challenge was to create an architectural project that also included a well-resolved financial plan, and marketing strategies, simulating a real-life real estate project aimed at an investor.


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SITE ANALYSYS Monterrey, Mexico Population: 1.13 million

Monterrey, Mexico

SAMĀ is located in the south district of Monterrey, Mexico. More specifically, in the Valle Oriente area of the city. Valle Oriente is characterized by its high land value due to its proximity with San Pedro, the wealthiest district in the city. Valle Oriente is home to some of Monterrey's most important corporate buildings, private schools, and it is an area that has recently experienced a construction boom and is currently in transformation, becoming one of the city ’s most important skylines.

South district

Valle Oriente

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land value

25-40

office buildings

shopping

average age

malls

POINTS OF INTEREST 1

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Tec Milenio University campus

Valle Oriente Shopping mall

Club Sonoma Country club

Rufino Tamayo Park Urban park

0.55 m

0.95 km

1.4 km

2.1 km

4 min

9 min

7 min

10 min

Site location

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Parking garage 3 floors 466 total spaces 13,980 m2


ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAM

Residential tower 20 floors 112 apartments 12,312 m2

After an extensive market research, we concluded that residential apartments, offices, and retail were the best option to include in the project. All of the areas proposed fulfill local guidelines and norms. All of the square footage responds to a market research in the area, so that our project can compete in the market.

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Offices 5 floors 2 buildings 7,500 m2

36%

Retail 1 floor 26 spaces 1,990 m2

Residential

12,312 m2

Parking

13,980 m2

Offices

7,500 m2

Retail

1,990 m2

TOTAL

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View from the interior of an apartment.


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Apartment A 70 m2

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Entrance Kitchen Living / dining Study room Full bathroom Bedroom Balcony


Apartment B 100 m2

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Entrance Kitchen Living / dining Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Half bathroom Laundry room Balcony

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Apartment C 140 m2

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

Entrance Kitchen Living / dining Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Half bathroom Laundry room Balcony


Penthouse 280 m2

Level 1

Level 2

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Entrance Kitchen Living / dining Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Half bathroom

7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Service room Terrace Master bedroom Study Balcony

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SAMฤ : HEAVEN +

We took inspiration from heaven to create Samรก. The sky transmits tranquility and whenever you look at it, it will be different. Samรก seeks to create an atmosphere of serenity and harmony without leaving the city. It seeks to be a stress-free space thanks to its views and landscaping. The intention is to provide a healthy lifestyle physically and mentally to the users of the complex.

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BRANDING & APPLICATIONS

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2. CIFV 2018 CIFV national contest finalist year: 2018 type: residential team members: Jorge Burnes Julieta Jaramillo Paloma Yris

Infonavit is a Mexican entity that grants loans for affordable housing to workers in Mexico. The goal for the CIFV contest was to create a house in a rural town that could adapt to the different needs of whoever lives in it. The house is easily replicable due to its simple construction techniques and the materials used. Our house is located in Montemorelos, a semi-rural town in northeastern Mexico just 50 miles away from Monterrey. Our project aims for a social housing where all basic needs are satisfied by combining architectural design, spatial comfort, and comunity.


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SITE ANALYSYS

State of Nuevo León

Montemorelos, Mexico Population: 53,854 Montemorelos is a small Mexican city located in the state of Nuevo León. The city is known for being an important citrus center (which has earned it the title of "Orange Capital of Mexico”). The first processor of orange juice in Latin America was built in Montemorelos. We decided to locate our house in a residential area close to important streets and close to important sites in the city.

Citrus cultivation

Montemorelos

53,854

1,706 km2

inhabitants

Semi-arid

surface area

climate

main activity

POINTS OF INTEREST 1

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VYNMSA Industrial Park

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Sagrado Corazón Church

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University of Montemorelos

José Ma. Morelos Monument

2.2 km

3.8 km

5.2 km

4 km

4 min

10 min

13 min

9 min

Site location

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TO REDEFINE SOCIAL HOUSING IN MEXICO

The purpose of the project is to redefine social housing in Mexico. The idea of designing the house around several patios came to be due to the necessity of providing every space with natural light and ventilation. The main concept of the house is “a wall is a room�, which is why we designed niches in the walls to maximize every single area and give its users additional storage spaces. The niches also serve to protect from the sun thanks to the shadows created by them.

The social space includes a living room, kitchen and dining area, which are all open spaces in order to promote interaction between the people who will live in the house. The bedrooms are located in a more private area, separated by the service nucleus, which includes the kitchen and a full shared bathroom, as can be seen in the floor plan to the left. The next render illustrates the social space and how the niches play an important role in the overall design. The house is very well lit thanks to the doors that allow the entry of natural light.


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Section A-A’


CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS 1 Beam & vault

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Beams

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Concrete floor

Continuous footing

The house is made of concrete and brick and it utilizes the beam & vault system, which makes it easy and affordable.

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3. IRIS

academic project year: 2018 type: residential team members: Paloma Yris Dulce González

Iris is a mixed use complex that combines a residential apartment building and a retail strip. It is located in the Distrito Tec district next to the Tec de Monterrey university campus in Monterrey, Mexico. The goal of this project was to create a building targeted to students and single executives in a small piece of land that is currently used as a water treatment plant. Part of the project was to explore the LEED Certification requirements and procedure. The project falls into the “Certification” category of LEED. Due to its privileged location on one of the main streets of Distrito Tec, there is no height restriction. We had to analyze the market in order to create a competitive and realistic project.


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SITE ANALYSYS Monterrey, Mexico Population: 1.13 million

Site

The site is located within the Distrito Tec polygon in Monterrey, Mexico. It is a triangular shaped lot in front of GarcĂ­a Roel Avenue, one of the main streets inside Distrito Tec. It is next to the new Borregos football stadium and just a 3 minute walking distance from Tec de Monterrey University campus. Because it is on this avenue, there is no restriction on height. We analyzed the main competitors in the area to research the market.

GARCIA ROEL AVE.

Urban development restrictions for this site:

80%

unlimited

maximum surface construction

10%

height

1,480 m2

minimum of green areas

site surface area

MAIN COMPETITORS 1

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Torres Tec Residential

Plaza Tec Resi + retail

Nuevo Sur Resi, retail, offices

Micropolis Resi, retail, offices

0.4 m

0.5 km

1.4 km

2 km

2 min

3 min

7 min

10 min

Site location

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ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAM After an extensive market research, we concluded that residential apartments, offices, and retail were the best option to include in the project. All of the areas proposed fulfill local guidelines and norms. All of the square footage responds to a market research in the area, so that our project can compete in the market.

Residential tower 11 floors 22 apartments 4,778 m2

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5% 40%

Parking garage

49%

5 floors 105 total spaces 5,858 m2

Retail

2 floors 9 shops 593 m2

Residential

4,778 m2

Parking

5,858 m2

Service area

736 m2

Retail

593 m2

TOTAL

11,965 m2 37


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LOBBY & AMENITIES

RETAIL

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SCHOOL OF ART, ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN academic project year: 2016 type: educational space team members: Jorge Burnes Paulandrea CantĂş

This is a proposal for the new building that will house the school of arts, architecture, and design of the Tec de Monterrey university in Monterrey, Mexico. As part of the new global vision that the university is shifting to, it is seeking to modernize its campus and make it more open and inclusive, which is why we decided to experiment with architectural forms and trends that will mark a new era for the university campus. The new building includes shared spaces for all design majors, as well as the necessary classrooms and work areas to perform different tasks related to design and architecture.


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SITE ANALYSYS Monterrey, Mexico Population: 1.13 million

Tec de Monterrey Campus

The project is located within the Distrito Tec polygon. The Distrito Tec master plan will mark a new beginning for this part of the city; it is a master plan that aims to transform this part of the city. The Tec de Monterrey university is part of the Distrito Tec. For the site analysis it was important to analyze the different ways that the building would impact the area where it will be built; including green areas and pedestrian paths.

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Site

15,000+

design majors

10,200 m2

students

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new building

NEW BUILDINGS IN CAMPUS 1

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Library Campus library

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Borregos stadium Football stadium

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Meditation Building

Ducks’ Pond Relocated pond

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2016

2018

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2018

Site location

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A NEW PLACE IN CAMPUS TO DESIGN & CREATE.

The main focus of the new design school is to house the three main design majors: architecture, arts, and design into one building. The building includes all necessary classrooms and heavy duty workshops to perform different types of activities all related to design and architecture.

The heart of the project is the main workshop, where everyone can go to work on their projects. The workshop is a space in the first floor surrounded by classrooms so that everyone has easy access to it. The main element of the workshop is its structural dome, which is made out of ETFE film.


CONFERENCE HALLS

WORKSHOP

ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING

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North elevation

South elevation

West elevation

East elevation

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STRUCTURE & MATERIALS The structure of the building is a hybrid combination of concrete and steel. Steel was used in the beams while concrete was used for columns. This was done because of the versability of steel to adapt to the curved shape of the building, and concrete for its cost, durability, its properties, and easy process.

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THE WORKSHOP DOME The dome above the workshop is made out of ETFE film and a metallic framework. It acts as a funnel, carrying water underground.

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CENTER FOR ARTS & CULTURE academic project year: 2018 type: cultural spaces team members: Jorge Burnes Paola Williams Sofía Mancera Mónica Ramírez Abraham Villanueva

The complex is located within the Tec de Monterrey campus and it is part of the university’s approach to promote all kinds of cultural activities for its students, teachers, workers, and people that live nearby. The project consists of an art school and an a u d i t o r i u m fo r 2 ,0 0 0 p e o p l e . T h e auditorium will be one of its kind in the city and will be a new landmark for Monterrey. This project was created using BIM technology and includes different MEP disciplines inside the 3D model.


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SITE ANALYSYS Monterrey, Mexico Population: 1.13 million

Distrito Tec Polygon

Iris is located inside the Distrito Tec polygon in Monterrey, Mexico. Distrito Tec is a master plan funded by the Tec de Monterrey University. It seeks to transform the urban space where the university campus is located, offering sustainable spaces and conditions that promote world-class research, learning, innovation and entrepreneurship. Some of the works include: addition of green areas such as pocket parks, urban regeneration, extension of sidewalks, among others.

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16,905

neighborhoods

452

inhabitants

8,826

hectares

homes

POINTS OF INTEREST 1

2

Tec de Monterrey University campus

Borregos Stadium Football stadium

Nuevo Sur Lifestyle center

Santa LucĂ­a River walk

0.55 m

0.95 km

1.4 km

2.1 km

4 min

9 min

7 min

10 min

Site location

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4

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THE NEW SPOT FOR TOP SHOWS IN THE CITY ARTS SCHOOL FOR ART AND CULINARY CLASSES

THE PLAZA FOR OUTDOOR EVENTS AND FOOD TRUCKS


CENTRAL HALLWAY CONNECTS COMPLEX TO SPORTS FACILITIES

AUDITORIUM 2,000 PEOPLE

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Classrooms Services Culture Restaurants Dressing rooms Lobby

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MEP: MECHANICAL, ELECTRIC & PLUMBING

STRUCTURAL MODEL The structure is a hybrid of steel framework and concrete. It was calculated using Autodesk Robot software.

HYDRAULIC SYSTEM System that carries hot and cold water throughout the building. Modeled in Autodesk Revit MEP.


PLUMBING SYSTEM Pipework that carries water to all plumbing fixtures in the complex. Modeled in Autodesk Revit MEP.

ELECTRIC SYSTEM Electric work and lighting design. Includes emergency plant in main buildings and in parking garage. Modeled in Autodesk Revit MEP.

HVAC Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning ductwork and machinery used to cool and heat the building. Modeled in Autodesk Revit MEP.

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6. OTHER WORK


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3D MODELING Another one of my hobbies is 3D modeling in software such as Sketchup or Autodesk Revit. Here is an example of a classical style home modeled in Sketchup.


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GRAPHIC DESIGN I’m a design enthusiast. One of my biggest hobbies is graphic design. Recently, I started to freelance for small graphic design projects like LA ISOLA BELLA, a fine jewelry store in Monterrey, Mexico. The project included logo, branding, and a packaging proposal.


URBAN & LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY

San Sebastiรกn, Spain 2018

Bilbao, Spain 2018

Inverness, Scotland 2018

Monterrey, Mexico 2019

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