PORTFOLIO.

PORTFOLIO LINA MARÍA DÍAZ PRIETO

Comunidades Comunities

Pasión Passion

“La arquitectura es la más creativa e importante expresión de vida: La contiene, la resguarda y la ve pasar mientras deja una huella física y emocional en su historia.”

“Architecture is the most creative and important expression of life: It holds it, guards it and sees it go by as it leaves an emotional and fisical mark in its history.”

Naturaleza Nature

Destrezas Skills

PROFILE

LINA MARÍA DÍAZ PRIETO Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Architecture (2020-2024)

I am a 22-year-old architect with a strong foundation in leadership and collaborative work. I approach each project with a holistic mindset, transforming innovative ideas into practical, meaningful architectural experiences—always guided by responsibility, empathy, and passion. My solid skills in graphic, verbal, and written communication enable me to convey concepts and present projects with clarity and impact.

LANGUAGES

SCHOLARSHIP. Credential awarded to guide projects through CASA Colombia sustainable housing certification. July 2024.

Revit Office 3ds Max InDesign

Spanish

Native

English

C1

Italian

A2

Academic merit award

PROFESIONAL AVANZADO CASA COLOMBIA

SKILLS

AutoCAD Illustrator SketchUp

EXPERIENCE WSP COLOMBIA

Photoshop

Support professional for the structures team. Feb 2025 - Present.

Rhinoceros

CONTACTO / CONTACT

MRV ARQUITECTOS

Twinmotion

Bogotá, Colombia Tel (+57) 3058080312 linaa.diazp@gmail.com

INVESTIGATION-ACTION INTERNSHIP

Architect internship from November 2023 to June 2024.

Grasshopper For the MSc Environmental and Sustainable Development of the Development Planning Unit - University College London. May 2024.

NATIONAL STAGE FINALIST

Architecture Student Contest of Saint-Gobain. April 2023.

DESIGNING FOR GREATER EFFICIENCY Edge Buildings course requirements. May 2022.

Edge Buildings

Project

DEGREE PROJECT

PASSOS Paisajes Sociales en Sintonía: Originando Sensaciones.

Harmonized Social Landscapes: Originating sensations.

TO VIEW THE ENTIRE PROJECT VISIT: http://hdl.handle.net/10554/69138

SYNTHESIS OF FUTURE PROJECTS LOCATED IN THE STUDY AREA

City’s strategic action

Chucua La Vaca

PARQUE EL PORVENIR

THE RICHNESS OF

LA VACA WETLAND

198,5 Ha 29,85%

PORTAL AMÉRICAS

in which 664,63 Ha belong to the UPL Patio Bonito

CORABASTOS

H. LA

56.729

CA VA E RT NO

21,9%

inhabitants living inside the strategic action zone from the 258.940 inhabitants in UPL Patio Bonito

1.93 m²

LA H. CA VA R

SU

PARQUE LAS MARGARITAS

of public space per inhabitant generated by this city’s strategic action

Includes and affects the area associated with

CORABASTOS wholesale market that daily registers

20.000 200.000 jobs visitors STRATEGIC ACTION PROJECTS Villa Nelly Borde Humedal La Vaca Ciudadela Productiva de Occidente Complejo multifuncional Maria Paz

INFO’S SOURCE: SECRETARÍA DISTRITAL DE PLANEACIÓN Y DECRETO 555 DE 2021 - P.O.T CARE SYSTEM AREAS

METRO LINE

PRODUCTIVE HEARTS

GUIDELINES P.O.T Generation of public space provided by facilities.

81

80

20 22

Territorial connectivity.

UPL DIVISION SECTOR SUR OCCIDENTE

This grad project aims to acknowledge the existing territorial dynamics (sociopolitical, artistic, and natural) within the study area to embrace them and reframe urban life through the perception of the landscape. It seeks to reaffirm how communities today occupy, appropriate, and defend their territories. Thus, the rethinking of the projects proposed by the Territorial Planning Plan is structured from a landscape-perceptual approach, aligning with the actions these communities advocate for and practice daily to improve and increasingly care for their environment. Over time, this approach allows the dynamics of care and protection (both for people and the landscape) to emerge from the appropriation of urban design, where the sensory stimuli of these landscapes imbue the city and its inhabitants with the distinctive Bogotá’s identity.

Renaturalization mitigation.

M E T R O Z O N E

and

risk

Sector Norte.

Sector Sur Oriente.

Sector Centro Ampliado.

Sector Noroccidente.

Sector Rural.

Sector Occidente.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT CORRIDOR

TRANSMILENIO CORRIDOR

D E F I C I T

QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE

GREEN CORRIDORS

LOCAL TRANSPORT CORRIDOR

UPL PATIO BONITO

UPL EL EDÉN

Schools and kindergartens

Schools and kindergardens

Galeries, cinemas and theatres

Galeries, cinemas

Childhood centers

Childhood centers

Elderly centers

Elderly centers

Police stations

SOCIAL INTEGRATION

Fire station

Fire station Ambulatory services

DIAGNOSIS PRE-EXISTENCES. Principal ecological structure

CULT

P1 - Green corridor - Chucua La Vaca.

18.400 m²

D4

CULTURE

BOGOTA’S SPORTS AND CARE BLOCKS

EQUITY OF OPORTUNITIES RECREATION

P6 - 1 Elderly centers.

P10,13 - 1 Justice house + 1 nature building.

SECURITY, CIVIC PUBLIC COEXISTENCE &PARTICIPATIONADMINISTRATION JUSTICE

SUPPLY CENTERS

FUNERARY ENVIRONMENTAL ANIMAL SERVICES WELFARE SERVICES

SUPPORT FOR RURAL AREAS

P1 - Green corridor SECTION 1.

P1 - Green corridor SECTION 2.

P1 - Green corridor SECTION 3.

P2 - Reshaping Carrera 80F.

D6

UPL 20 PATIO BONITO UPZ 80 CORABASTOS UPL 22 EL EDÉN UPZ 81 GRAN BRITALIA

P2 - Environmental connection public space.

P2 - 2 Kindergartens.

P5 - 2 Childhood centers.

PLACE RECOGNITION D7

SOCIAL SERVICES

STATION #3 Land for integrated improvement.

Urban renovation land.

D3

Sport fields and scenarios

Ambulatory services

CITY’S CARE SYSTEM

HEALTH

AMONG THEM THE FOLLOWING

D5

CARE AND FUNCTION URBAN STRUCTURE

EDUCATION

DIVIDED IN 19 GUIDELINES

P5 - Connected bike lane - Main green corridor.

P7 - Bicycle infrastructure.

P2 - Water collection and storage systems for institutional and commercial buildings.

P3 - SUDS. P1 - Expansion of public lighting networks.

P2 - Technological security system.

P3 - Waste management plan.

D10

P1 - Between 1500 y 2000 social interest housing.

P2 - Nature-community center - Vaca Norte.

D11

APPROACH to the territory

P1 - Between 800 y 1000 new homes.

P2 - Between 800 y 1000 new homes.

The way communities transform perceptual dynamics and the lack of sensitivity in territories is undoubtedly through the re-signification and restoration of community spaces in order to embrace art and care for nature,

RECOGNITION D7 N E

STATION #3

CULT

Land for integrated improvement.

Urban renovation land.

SECURITY, CIVIC PUBLIC COEXISTENCE &PARTICIPATIONADMINISTRATION JUSTICE

P3 - SUDS.

D10

P1 - Between 1500 y 2000 social interest housing.

D11

D11

1 2 3

P2 - Between 800 y 1000 new homes.

IDENTITY

APPROACH to the territory

Risk perception.

KEVIN LYNCH’S QUALITIES OF THE SHAPE SINGULARITY

Poetic or emotive

PERMANENCE

RYTHM 0

RYTHM 0 Environment

IDENTITY

SIMPLICITY

RYTHM 1

Propose

PROJECTS TO MANTAIN

RYTHM 4

Fulfill

RYTHM PERCEPTION

RYTHM 1 CRITERIA. LANDSCAPE DESIGN

ASSOCIATED WITH PEDESTRIANS

RYTHM 0

ASSOCIATED WITH THE LANDSCAPE

Greening strategies Linking social and ecological structures

PROTECT. INTEGRATE. The wetland overall.

# DE PREDIO

Linking social and ecological structures

USO

# DE PISOS MEJORADO

DESTINO ECONÓMICO # DE PREDIO

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

USO

COMERCIO PUNTUAL,

RYTHM 12 RYTHM

30%

1

# DE VIVIENDAS

33

2

# DE HOGARES

32

3

CANTIDAD DE PERSONAS

94

4

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

VIVIENDAS TIPO CASA

1

5

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

3

3 NO

6

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

2

NO

Depositos de Almacenamiento en NPH RESIDENCIAL

VIVIENDAS TIPO APARTAMENTO

29

7

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

2

NO 4

RESIDENCIAL Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

VIVIENDAS TIPO CUARTO

3

8

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

4

NO

3

NO

4

NO

RESIDENCIALartesanal Industria

2

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

4

NO

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Depositos de Almacenamiento en NPH

ASSOCIATED WITH PEDESTRIANS

ASSOCIATED WITH BICYCLES

RESIDENCIAL

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Industria artesanal

RESIDENCIAL

5 6

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

The environment (V0).

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

4

NO

RESIDENCIAL

11

Depositos de Almacenamiento en NPH

1

NO

COMERCIO PUNTUAL

12

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

1

NO 8

RESIDENCIAL Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

RYTHM 2

0-9 0-9

- 29AÑOS YEARS OLD 2020- 29

- 39AÑOS YEARS OLD 3030- 39

10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Depositos de Almacenamiento en NPH Depositos de Almacenamiento en NPH Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

1 SE MANTIENE

4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1

2 SE MANTIENE

3 SE MANTIENE

4 SE MANTIENE

9

RESULTADO VALORACIÓN PREDIAL 10 5 SE MANTIENE 8 SE MANTIENE 11 6 RECEPTORA 9 SE MANTIENE 12 7 RECEPTORA 10 SE MANTIENE 13

THEIR ECOSYSTEMIC SERVICES AND RELATIONSHIP TO THE ENVIRONMENT SOURCE: CENSO POBLACIONAL 2018 DANE, FUENTE: CENSO POBLACIONAL 2018 DANE, DATOS ABIERTOS IDECA DATOS ABIERTOS IDECA

NO NO 7 NO NO NO 8 NO NO NO

Infrastructure with easy access for bicycles.

FLORA ANALYSIS SIZE ORIGIN ALCAPARRO ENANO THEIR ECOSYSTEMIC SERVICES AND RELATIONSHIP TO THE ENVIRONMENT

CONCEPT CONCEPT

ART

SPECIES EXAMPLE

ALCAPARRO ENANO

SIZE

SHRUB 4 METERS

NATIVE

SENSORY LINK

4 METERS

APPROACH TO THE TERRITORY The way communities transform perceptual dynamics and the lack of sensitivity in territories is undoubtedly through the re-signification and restoration of community spaces in order to embrace art and care for nature, thus protecting the identity of each place, which in many cases is lost.

ORIGIN 3 METERS

SPACE

SHRUB

3 METERS

CONTEXTUAL

URBAN CLIMATIC NATIVE SUBZONE

SENSORY LINK

ROOT DEPTH: SUPERFICIAL ROOT DEPTH: SUPERFICIAL LONGEVITY: LOW LONGEVITY: LOW GROWTH: FAST GROWTH: FAST

FACILITATE.

Signposted direct routes.

FACILITATE.

Signposted direct routes.

LIMIT.

Design’s speed to protect the wetland.

RYTHM 4 RYTHM 4

Alternative and fast routes.

CHANGING SPEED

SPECIES EXAMPLE

OPORTUNITIES

INCLUDE.

CHANGING SPEED ADD.

Industria artesanal

RYTHM 3

Signage and color identity.

Infrastructure with easy access for bicycles.

RESIDENCIAL RESIDENCIAL Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH COMERCIO PUNTUAL COMERCIO PUNTUAL RESIDENCIAL Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH RESIDENCIAL RESIDENCIAL RESIDENCIAL Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 11 DEMOLER Depositos de Almacenamiento en NPH 12 DEMOLER Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 13 DEMOLER Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

INCORPORATE.

ADD. ASSOCIATED WITH BICYCLES

RYTHM 3

- 19AÑOS YEARS OLD 1010- 19

0-9

INTEGRATE.

COMERCIO PUNTUAL

10

# DE PREDIO USO # DE PISOS MEJORADO DESTINO ECONÓMICO 13 Habitacional#15 menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 1 NO RESIDENCIAL PREDIO USO MANZANA # DE PREDIO USO # DE PISOS# DE MEJORADO DESTINO ECONÓMICO MANZANA #15 COMERCIO PUNTUAL, Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPHHabitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 1 3 NO COMERCIO PUNTUAL, menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH COBERTURA VEGETAL 30% Habitacional RESIDENCIAL 1 3 NO Industria artesanal 9 COBERTURA VEGETAL 30% RESIDENCIAL 1 Industria artesanal 2 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPHIndustria 4 NO RESIDENCIALartesanal artesanal # DE VIVIENDAS 33 Industria 2 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 4 NO RESIDENCIAL # DE VIVIENDAS 33 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 3 3 NO COMERCIO PUNTUAL Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH # DE HOGARES 32 2 Habitacional menor oen igual a 3 pisos en NPH 3 3 NO COMERCIO PUNTUAL Depositos de Almacenamiento en NPH 10 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos NPH # DE HOGARES 32 Depositos de Almacenamiento en NPH 4 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 4 NO RESIDENCIAL CANTIDAD DE PERSONAS 94 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 4 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 4 NO RESIDENCIAL CANTIDAD DE PERSONAS 94 3 5 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPHDepositos 3 RESIDENCIAL 11 de NO Almacenamiento en NPH 5 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 3 NO RESIDENCIAL de Almacenamiento en NPH VIVIENDAS TIPO CASA 1 Depositos 6 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 2 NO RESIDENCIAL VIVIENDAS TIPO CASA 1 6 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 2 NO RESIDENCIAL 12 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 7 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 2 NO RESIDENCIAL VIVIENDAS TIPO APARTAMENTO 29 4 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 7 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 2 NO RESIDENCIAL VIVIENDAS TIPO APARTAMENTO 29 8 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 4 NO RESIDENCIAL 8 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 4 NO RESIDENCIAL VIVIENDAS TIPO CUARTO 3 5 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 13 Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPHHabitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH VIVIENDAS TIPO CUARTO 3 9 4 NO COMERCIO PUNTUAL Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH 9 4 NO COMERCIO PUNTUAL menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Industria artesanal 6 Habitacional Industria artesanal

FLORA ANALYSIS

Alternative and fast routes.

4 NO strategies RESIDENCIAL Metro associated Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

- 49 4040- 49

20 - 29 YEARS OLD

30 - 39 YEARS OLD

10 - 19 YEARS OLD

40 - 49

SOURCE: CENSO POBLACIONAL 2018 DANE, DATOS ABIERTOS IDECA

Signage and color identity.

Hyperdensification strategies 3 NO COMERCIO PUNTUAL

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH

AND LAND VALUE ASSESSMENT TO RELOCATE 7 Habitacional DYNAMICS menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH Y VALORACIÓN PREDIAL PARA REUBICAR DINÁMICASTERRITORIAL TERRITORIALES

MANZANA 15

INCLUDE.

Socio-environmental

Habitacional menor o igual a 3 pisos en NPH RESIDENCIAL PROJECTS TO TRANSFORM 1

Industria artesanal

ANÁLISIS DE MANZANAS 9

MAINTAIN. INCORPORATE. Urban average height.

CONNECT.

The environment (V0). structures.

COBERTURA VEGETAL

- 59 5050- 59

LIVABILITY

SENSITIVE DIMENSION

Urban average height.

Ecological and mobility corridors

CONCEPT

50 - 59

URBAN STAGE

MAINTAIN.

Socio-environmental structures.

The wetland overall.

Hyperdensification strategies ANALYZED PROJECTS: TO MANTAIN, TO TRANSFORM AND TO ADD Metro associated strategies PROJECTS TO MANTAIN

ANALYSIS EXAMPLE EJEMPLO DE ANÁLISIS

CONNECT.

PROTECT.

COLLECTIVE HEALTH

PROJECTS TO ADD

AND LAND VALUE ASSESSMENT TO RELOCATE TERRITORIAL DYNAMICS Protection strategy for the wetland

INTANGIBLE SPACE

ASSOCIATED WITH THE LANDSCAPE

Metro line

MOVEMENTstructures Linking social and ecological

FEEL

PROJECTS TO ADD

PUBLIC SPACE

NAMES AND MEANINGS

Automobiles

PROJECTS TO TRANSFORM

2

TIME SERIES

RYTHM 3

Greening strategies

Linking social and ecological structures

NATURAL

CLARITY OF JUNCTION

Bicycles

NATURE Ecological and mobility corridors

AS A SPATIAL DIAGNOSIS STRATEGY.

LANDSCAPE

CONCIOUSNESS

PREDOMINANCE

Pedestrians

Territory connecting through ART and NATURE

PHYSICAL SPACE

CONTINUITY

LANDSCAPE DESIGN CRITERIA. MOVEMENT DIFFERENTIATION VISUAL RANGE

ANCESTRAL CLASSROOMS

Experience the territory

MANZANA #15

ART and NATURE

RYTHM PERCEPTION

MEANING

Protection strategy for the wetland

ANALYSIS EXAMPLE

RRITORY APROACH MEWORK

Physical elements

PLACE RECOGNITION

The way communities transform perceptual dynamics and the lack of ANCESTRAL TERRITORY sensitivity in territories is undoubtedly through the re-signification and APROACH restoration of community spaces in order to embrace art and care for nature, DISCONNECTION thus protecting the identity of each place, which in many cases is lost.FRAMEWORK OF TERRITORIAL

ANCESTRAL

STRUCTURE

Unique elements

ANALYZED PROJECTS: TOHEAL MANTAIN, TO TRANSFORM AND TO ADDRYTHM 2

P2 - Between 800 y 1000 new homes.

STRUCTURES

P1 - Between 800 y 1000 new homes.

“To care for a territory, you must first recognize it.” - Hugo MartínezThe way communities transform perceptual dynamics and the lack of sensitivity in territories is undoubtedly through the re-signification and TY ILI care for nature, restoration of community spaces in orderEDtoUCATE embrace artABand IN AS A SPATIAL DIAGNOSIS STRATEGY. M AG thus protecting the identityRECOGNIZE of each place, which in Imany cases is lost.

P1 - Between 800 y 1000 new homes.

PERCEPTUAL VARIABLES.

P2 - Nature-community center - Vaca Norte.

FOR APPROACHING APPROACHGUIDELINES to the territory THE TERRITORY

P2 - Nature-community center - Vaca Norte.

IArtistic interventions.

Principal flows.

UPL 22 EL EDÉN UPZ 81 GRAN BRITALIA

PLACE RECOGNITION

P3 - Waste management plan.

Principal ecological structure

SUPPORT FOR RURAL AREAS

SUPPORT FOR RURAL AREAS

P2 - Technological security system.

PRE-EXISTENCES.

Sport urban spaces.

FUNERARY ENVIRONMENTAL ANIMAL SERVICES WELFARE SERVICES

P1 - Expansion of public lighting networks.

DIAGNOSIS

UPL 20 PATIO BONITO UPZ 80 CORABASTOS UPL 22 EL EDÉN UPZ 81 GRAN BRITALIA

SUPPLY CENTERS

LIMIT.

Design’s speed to protect the

KEEP.

The main road character of Avenida Ciudad de Villavicencio.

KEEP.

The main road character of

AvenidaWITH Ciudad de HEIGHT wetland.

CONSTANT SPEED MIXED Villavicencio.

CONSTANT SPEED MIXED WITH HEIGHT

URBAN CLIMATIC SUBZONE

MITIGATE.

MITIGATE. WETLAND ZONE

WETLAND ZONE

FRAME.

FRAME.

and vibrationsLaproduced Vaca Noise and Noise vibrations produced Vaca Wetland’s Laiconic by the viaduct. landscape by the viaduct. landscape

Wetland’s

iconic

LANDSCAPE INTERVENTION AREAS

1

WETLAND ZONE

AND INTERVENTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH WATER

◦ ECOLOGICAL

OPEN SPACES

COMERCIAL ZONE

RESIDENTIAL ZONE

RESIDENTIAL ZONE

◦ SOCIAL INTERACTION. Creation

◦ BALANCED URBAN PROFILE.

◦ BALANCED URBAN PROFILE.

◦ COMMUNITY

◦ CUBIERTAS VERDES. As part of

CIRCULATION FLOWS WITHOUT URBAN DENSITY

PROTECTION.

◦ USAGE FLEXIBILITY. Intermediate

◦ CONNECTION OF THE LIVING SYSTEM OF THE WETLAND WITH THE SUDS OF THE PROJECT. Hydrological connection

◦ COLORFUL LANDSCAPING AS SIGNAGE. Landscape strips in

◦ CONTROLLED

◦ CONNECTIVITY AND SECURITY.

Green barriers to isolate the wetland.

areas along the flows presented as small urban scenarios/stages.

ACCESSIBILITY.

Espacios diseñados para la visibilidad y el fácil acceso al entorno urbano circundante.

Through bridges and walkways that limit access to the sensitive soft areas of the wetland.

SUDS

ENVIRONMENTAL SENSORIAL AREAS FLORA SPECIES SIZE YARUMO

High size specie (+15 meters)

CARBONERO ROJO

Mid-sized specie (between 5 & 15 meters)

O

Olfativa/Smell

V

Visual/Sight

A

Auditiva/Audition

G

Gustativa/Flavor

Drainage ditches Permeable pavements

Pre-existing areas dedicated to community gardens

Short size specie (-5 meters)

New areas dedicated to community gardens (GARDEN HOUSE sector)

CHARNE

New areas dedicated to community gardens (SEED HOUSE sector)

Shrubs

soils as improvement soils to prevent the resettlement of the area's inhabitants.

residential buildings and open space areas.

Café corridor Library corridor

ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL AULAS PEDESTRIAN CORRIDORS Bicycles corridor

Administrative zone MB Bicy-parking

Garden house corridor

T B

A

B SEED HOUSE

COGNITIVE MAP

D

C LIBRARY T

Metro corridor

C

Childhood and elderly center corridor

SOCIAL AULAS A CAFÉ

Metro administration corridor

SEED HOUSE - Wetland.

the ecological connectivity plan of the sector's ecosystem connectors.

◦ MEJORAMIENTO INTEGRAL DE MANZANAS. Treatment of renewal

◦ TRANSITION TO NEAR OPEN SPACES. Transition between

Associated with facilities and signage

Bio-retention area

Redensification areas in blocks with high density.

AREAS.

Strengthening spaces such as gardens and community parks in open areas of built-up blocks.

SOCIAL

ENVIRONMENTAL AULA B

GREEN

D GARDEN HOUSE E

CHILDHOOD AND ELDERLY CENTER

E F

New areas dedicated to community gardens (COCO sector)

O

COMMERCE, COMMUNITY SPACES AND METRO ADMINISTRATION AREAS

A O G

C

Current footprint of the wetland

TOUCH

ALCAPARRO ENANO

V

Floodable tree pits

Dry basin of extended drainage

HIGH URBAN DENSITY

Redensification areas in blocks with medium density.

of stay areas defined by differences in topographical levels. ◦ VISIBILITY. Provide free surfaces such as pre-existing end walls and new open areas to give visibility to the social processes of the place. ◦ SIGNAGE AND ACCESS. Use of color codes in pathways and buildings proposed in the care system.

specific colors that allow for the recognition of the space.

in the project.

MEDIUM URBAN DENSITY

ASSOCIATED TO METRO LINE INFRASTRUCTURE

A COMMUNITY CAFÉ

V

286.5 m²

1

B

A

C LIBRARY

F

T

E

1

CIÓ SEC

324.6 m²

-A NA

D GARDEN HOUSE

217.8 m²

B SEED HOUSE - LA VACA SUR WETLAND

D

IÓ CC SE

E CHILDHOOD AND ELDERLY CENTER

-B

NB

950.6 m²

2

URBAN FURNITURE Sustrato Tubería perforada Capa de drenaje

Focused on art, nature, and the community

Geomembrana

2,0000 2,9000 3,3000

2

Rejilla Arvenses Sustrato Capa de drenaje

Borde libre

3,0000

Tubería perforada

COLOR CODES

Geomembrana

Sustrato Capa de drenaje

ENVIRONMENTAL 2,3000 2,8000

FLORA SPECIES SIZE YARUMO

High size specie (+15 meters)

CARBONERO ROJO

Mid-sized specie (between 5 & 15 meters)

ALCAPARRO ENANO

Short size specie (-5 meters)

Geomembrana

SENSORIAL AREAS Fondo

0,5000

O

Olfativa/Smell

V

Visual/Sight

A

Auditiva/Audition

Gustativa/Flavor G TOUCH Pre-existing areas dedicated to community gardens New areas dedicated to community gardens (GARDEN HOUSE sector)

In grilles and furniture to create associations of Floodable treeimages pits and textures

SUDS

Dry basin of extended drainage Current footprint of the wetland Drainage ditches Permeable pavements Bio-retention area

ENVIRONMENTAL AULA

SOCIAL

Café corridor Library corridor

Associated with facilities and signage

ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL AULAS PEDESTRIAN CORRIDORS Metro corridor Bicycles corridor

SOCIAL AULAS B SEED HOUSE

T

Administrative zone MB

D GARDEN HOUSE

T A

A CAFÉ C LIBRARY

Metro administration corridor

C

Childhood and elderly center corridor

D

B

COGNITIVE MAP

Contest

ASC - SAINT GOBAIN 2023 with Catalina Cadena Osorio.

National Stage Finalists.

PASSAGEM DO

SODRÉ Proposal for Saint Gobain’s “Architecture Student Contest“ in its 2023 edition, in Lisbon, Portugal.

The fusion between

HERITAGE AND NEW EXPRESSIONS Passagem do Sodré is a project that pays homage to Cais do Sodré, and, in general, to the architectural typology that has housed the life of the capital of Portugal since ancient times. The project is conceived from the complex idea of passages and passageways that, like galleries and narrow streets, host the dynamics of the place day and night. Therefore, the project focuses on its fundamental flows and connections at all scales, from the close connection to the ferry station to the complex pedestrian connections of the interior and exterior spaces on the site.

Regarding the treatment of public space, the project evokes the passage not only as a connector full of vitality but also as a reminder and allusion to the commercial life that originally gave the neighborhood its name “the salt pier”.

SECOND ELEVATED FLOOR

BULDING A RESTORATION

LISBON VIDEO LIBRARY RESTORATION

FIRST ELEVATED FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

63%

New spaces for culture, technology and art.

37%

Building preservation

As our concept was the preservation of vital traditions in Lisbon, this heritage building would preserve some of its essence, not only on the outside but on the inside, with a 37% of preservation between circulations and rooms v.s a heritage-adapted transformation of a 63% of the building to host the new uses that would nourish the artistic and cultural concept of this idea of ours.

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Regarding volumetry, the project seeks to associate itself with its context, both in height compared to the new surrounding buildings and in typology, referencing the typical heritage buildings of the city. Therefore, from the idea of flows, the new building stands with the elegance and complexity of Portuguese ceramics and heritage sloping roofs, as well as the simplicity and concreteness of contemporary forms that have emerged in the place.

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The traditional conserveira, café-bar, perfumaria and Loja de arte, in union with the galleries and ateliers, will evoke the sensations of the traditional Lisbon passageway

Coliving distribution was planned to instigate a sense of communal living inspired by the traditional streets of Lisbon.

Project

URBAN CORES with María Paula Díaz, Maria Camila Pedraza and Laura Sofía Benítez.

BIO-LINK

CALLE 26 Urban proposal for “Calle 26“ avenue near Santa Fe neighboorhood in Bogotá, Colombia.

HISTORICAL URBAN GROWTH

METROPOLITAN SCALE

WORK FLOWS MOBILITY DENSITY

PRODUCTIVE CENTERS

Where Calle 26 is identified as a point of convergence among the different descriptive elements considered for the analysis, positioning itself as a catalyst for our proposed intentions.

CALLE 26

Multidimensional description of the important and main characteristics of the Bogotá metropolitan region.

Below, we find descriptive cartography that enables the collection of sufficient information about the physical territory at a large scale, to later understand smaller scales.

MULTI-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS

COMPREHENSIVE UNIFIED ANALYSIS

COMPACITY

CULTURAL FACILITIES

LAND LAW

POPULATION DENSITY V.S FACILITIES

PUBLIC MOBILITY AND MAIN CORRIDORS

ECOLOGICAL STRUCTURE

TRANSECT

ECOLOGICAL AND CULTURAL CONNECTIONS ACROSS CALLE 26

Multiple connections site

CALLE 26

SOIL TREATMENT PLAN

Ecological structure Orthogonal morphology Semi-regular radial trace

Irregular convergent trace Articulating morphology Residual morphology Multiple connections site

UNLINKED AVENUE

HISTORICAL GROWTH OF THE AREA

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URBAN SHAPE ANALYSIS

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NEW URBAN PROGRAMME HOSPITALITY OFFICES AND BUSINESS

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POSSIBLE CONNECTIONS

HOUSING CO-LIVING HOUSING COMMERCE EDUCATIONAL

URBAN STRUCTURE CULTURAL HUB CALLE 26 CONNECTION HUB

HOUSING PRIVACY HUB

GREEN SPINE GREEN PATHWAYS CALLE 26’S EDGE URBAN SHAPE ANALYSIS

ECOLOGICAL STRUCTURE POSSIBLE CONNECTIONS FOR THE PROJECT

CALLE 26’S TRANSVERSAL CONNECTIONS

EXAMPLE

LAND USE MAP

BLOCKS ANALYSIS

CALLE 26 AXIS

PHYSICAL AND FUNCTIONAL VARIABLES

ENVIRONMENTAL VARIABLES

SOCIAL VARIABLES

Project

EMERGING TERRITORIES with Catalina Cadena Osorio.

WEAVING

THE HILLS Contest of public use alternatives for border park #3 “La Serranía” of the eastern hills in the city of Bogotá.

MACRO MACRO

Informative panel

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Signage pole

Furniture

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Urban Urban gardens gardens

MICRO MICRO

Weaving scales Weaving scales

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Use and activity.

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Butterfly gardens

Natural resources.

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Furniture Furniture

Water Water management management through through filtration filtration systems. systems.

SERVICES SERVICES

Recreation Recreation areas areas designed designed forfor different different age age groups. groups.

Rain Rain

Observatorio Observatorio

Recycling Recycling process process

Sanitary Sanitary services services

General Generalstrategies strategies Native restoration.

Urban Agriculture.

WATER / WATER MANAGEMENT

QUARRY

Slow pathways accesibility.

Platforms

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ANDES ANDESMOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN RANGES RANGES

Water restoration from phytoremediation urban systems.

Greenhouses Butterfly gardens

Filter beds

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C O L O M B I A N Flexible squares Sightseeing towers MOUNTAIN RANGES

Educative panel

Signage pole

INFRASTRUCTURE

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Eco-bio-education.

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Thresholds

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Water restoration from phytoremediation urban systems.

Greenhouses

Viewpoints

Butterfly gardens

Filter beds

Flexible squares

Sightseeing towers

Slow pathways accesibility.

Platforms

Half-arch

Urban gardens

Urban Agriculture.

WATER / WATER MANAGEMENT

QUARRY

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Water management through filtration systems.

SERVICES

Recreation areas designed for different age groups.

Spiritual areas / Meditation areas.

Informative panel

Educative panel

Signage pole

Furniture

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Recycling process

Sanitary services

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Through three projects (slow low-slope pathways, fast high-slope pathways, and gathering spaces) and a series of macro and micro infrastructures, significant local stories are shared. These interventions create an ecological corridor aimed at improving water quality, encouraging the return of native flora and fauna (especially butterflies), and fostering connections with neighboring social practices.

ANDES MOUNTAIN RANGES

Weaving scales

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Water management through filtration systems.

PERMANENCE

SERVICES

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Spiritual areas / Meditation areas.

Furniture

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Observatorio

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General strategies

C COOL LOOMMBBI IA ANN MOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN RANGES RANGES

Native restoration.

Helecho

Eco-bio-education.

EDUCATION / INFORMATION

Informative panel

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Urban gardens

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Spiritual Spiritual areas areas / Meditation / Meditation areas. areas.

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INFRASTRUCTURE ACCESS

Learning

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ANDES MOUNTAIN RANGES

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Water Water restoration restoration from from phytoremediation phytoremediation urban urban systems. systems.

Butterfly Butterfly gardens gardens

PERMANENCE PERMANENCE

Informative Informative Educative Educative Signage Signage panel panel panel panel pole pole

Accesibility.

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Sightseeing Sightseeing towers towers

EDUCATION EDUCATION / / INFORMATION INFORMATION

General strategies

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Greenhouses Greenhouses

Viewpoints Viewpoints

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MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT Observatorio process

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SUMPAZ & CRUZ VERDE RESERVE

The strips of natureWeaving that border Bogotá to the west (Bogotá River) and to the east (the Eastern Hills) have natural strips the potential to revitalize the degraded land. Through the transversal bodies of water, they could create ANDES MOUNTAIN threads of green fabrics that rejuvenate the polluted urban core.

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Zonas Zonas dede interés interés para para proyecciones proyecciones articuladas articuladas y sensibles. y sensibles.

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Weaving Weavingrelationships relationships

Twenty different places, set by the land use plan, each with its own essence, but together creating a uniform strip. In all their scales, like a fractal, strategies are developed to address them.

SUMPAZ & CRUZ VERDE RESERVE

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High-slope pathways

Quarry restoration

Water site

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Furniture

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Walking distance: 1260 m / 1.26 km Walking time: 25 - 38 mins (2 - 3 km/h) Running time: 6 - 8 mins (10 - 13 km/h)

Butterfly gardens

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Urban gardens

Weaving pathways

Weaving water quality WATER / WATER MANAGEMENT

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Mader a de Cedro

Quiche

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Pino

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ANDES MOUNTAIN RANGES

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Chusque

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