Potfolio Julio X Quille

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TABLE OF CONTENTS RESUME

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PROJETCS

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THE ECOLOGICAL PARK ICTOCRUZ

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CUENCA BOTANICAL GARDEN

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URBAN REVITALIZATION PROJECTS

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DRAWING + ART

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Julio X Quille ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO EDUCATION 2014-2016

University of Cuenca.

School of Architecture Major: Landscape Arquitecure

2005-2011

University of Cuenca.

School of Architecture Major: BA. Architecture and Urbanism

WORK EXPERIENCE 2017-2018

Fraternal Composite. Yorkville, NY. Photography edition.

2014-2016

Barranco Studio. Cuenca, EC. Landscape analysis of the inctocruz project.

Design; of modules and park trails.

Administration of studies of the ictocruz Project.

Landscape analysis of the Botanical Garden

CONTACT PHONE

Plant research and classification to Botanical G Urban revitalization projects; “El Barranco”

(315) 880 3781 2009- 2010

EMAIL

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julioxquille@iclou.com

University of Cuenca Assistant professor of mathematics.

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITES PRESENT

Social entrepreneurship

2018-2019

International Congress of architecture and urbanism.

2013-2014

Green infraestructure Cuenca.

2012-2013

Expert in anthropology and art.

2011-2012

Precomos, ground works. Member.

2010-2011

Volunter Teacher, low-income schools

COMPUTER SKILLS Photoshop Illustador InDesign Archicad After Effects Premier AutoCad Word Excel Power Point

COMPUTER SKILLS ACHIEVEMENTS 2016

Recognition, for the Ictocruz and Botanical garden projects.

2016

Digital photography

2015

Urban and development sustainability.

2014

Cuenca city hall award.

2011

Cañar city hall award; ancestral support award

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Leadership Public Speaking Drawing Graphic Desing Garage Band

INTEREST

+ Hand Drawing + Math and Science + Bussines

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THE ECOLOGICAL PARK ICTOCRUZ DESCRIPTION The Ecological Park Ictocruz is the first urban park in the city to be recovered with endemic species. The reforestation of the site was raised based on an analysis of nearby mountain ecosystems, we leave behind purely ornamental criteria in favor of a natural environmental recovery. The project has zones of universal accessibility, and also integrates routes for the use of bicycles. During the project design, awareness raising activities were generated on the site, which included the presentation of the proposal and symbolic reforestation with the main users of the park.

PROPOSAL The park will create a new recreation center in Turi that will bring a series of economic, social and environmental benefits to the community and the city.

Eroded areas will be reforested with native trees and shrubs to gradually recover the mountain as a large natural forest.

Hiking trails Taking advantage of some existing roads, there are several walking routes complemented by smaller rest structures. Bleachers will be built in the sections that the slope deserves and bridges to cross the ravines. The trail will be marked with vegetation and signage.

MOUNTAIN BIKE PATHS CANOPY TRAILS GRILLS ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING AND ENTRANCE

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Road bike trails Taking advantage of the routes built for the 4x4 track, cyclists currently use the site on several circuits on the high terrace. The routes will make use of an already eroded area and wooden bridges will be built to overcome minor obstacles.

Viewpoints

Rest points

Picnic

In 6 strategic points wooden viewpoints will be enabled to enjoy the view of the city.

7 structures will be built near the pedestrian paths so that visitors can relax and contemplate nature.

4 points will be enabled so that visitors can prepare their food.

Camping / Campfire (20m²): minor excavations to house fire located in gravel beds.

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LANDSCAPE ANALISIS

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DESIGN PLANTING

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VIEWPOINTS TO THE CITY

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ADMINISTRATION

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CUENCA BOTANICAL GARDEN DESCRIPTION Considering the high biological diversity of the province of Azuay, it is necessary to create and implement a space for their knowledge, conservation and research. The Botanical Garden will allow to revalue the botanical heritage of the region through the generation of a site dedicated to the knowledge, conservation, reproduction and research of the plant biodiversity of the area, it will be a source of knowledge and learning to generate citizen awareness about wealth Environmental of Azuay.

PHASE 2

PHASE 1

PHASE 3

PROPOSAL For its execution, the project will be developed in three Phases of the total land area of 24.65 ​​ Ha. Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

It consists of an area of ​​4.94 Ha., Dedicated to the recreation of Andean Ecosystems between 800 and 3000 meters above sea level, divided by altitudinal floors. This Phase consists of three bodies of land:

This sector covers an area of ​​9.56 Ha., with the liberation of the shores of the river. ,

With an area for intervene from 10.27 Ha., to complete this phase it is necessary to relocate the ETAPA facilities, and thus unify the Botanical Garden with the Paradise Park in the future.

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Classification of the Andean Ecosystems between 800 and 3000 meters above sea level.

Rainforest Andean forest Andean eyebrow.

Pajonal Crops Interantinemesopothermia Endemic vegetation Riparian vegetation Fruit and ornamental.

Wetlands

PROPOSAL OF PLANTING PHASE 1

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EQUIPMENT

Along the park there are high altitude trails that allow to appreciate the vegetation in height as well as that of the wetlands.

Equipment is also projected as an administrative, research center, cafeteria, etc.

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ENTRANCE TO THE BOTANICAL GARDEN.

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WALKING TRAILS

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PROJECT “EL BARRANCO�

URBAN REVITALIZATION PROJECTS DESCRIPTION The Barranco project has been one of the most ambitious and emblematic projects that the city has had, this set a great precedent in the modernization of the city of Cuenca, and also established new parameters of urban intervention for future professionals.

The project the project establishes as a priority the cleaning and rescue along the entire Biological corridor of the Tomebamba River. The proposal establishes new centralities a new road plan, the revitalization of public space, the conservation of the vegetation of the area, and of course a new urban perspective for the population.

The ravine project started approximately in 2005, and it has been many architects who have contributed to the development of this magnificent work, which today faces its last phases.

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1. CRUZ DEL VADO

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2. EL PADRON

3. “LARGA”STREET

6.LA ALAMEDA

7. MOTHER PARK

4. WALK “3 NOVIEMBRE”

8. EL VERGEL

EL BARRANCO

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1. CRUZ DEL VADO

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2. EL PADRON

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3. LARGA “STREET”

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4. WALK 3 DE NOVIEMBRE

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5. SQUARE “EL CARBON”

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6. ALAMEDA

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7. MOTHER PARK’S

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8. EL VERGEL

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DRAWING + ART

CROSS CAÑARI Representation of the Andean cross Cañari, known as chakana, which indicates the four directions of the world.

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GUACAMAYAS SYMBOL Symbol of the ¨Guacamayas¨, which represent the origin of the Cañari people.

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BRAVERY SYMBOL Emblem of war, symbolizes courage and bravery CaĂąari.

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HUAYNA CAPAC SYMBOL Huayna capac the urbanist, was known for the expansion of the Inca empire to the north as well as the urbanization of Tomebamaba. He is also remembered for being the only Inca born in CaĂąarian lands.

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