Lucía Ibáñez de la Guía Portfolio 2017-2022

Lucía Ibáñez de la Guía Universidad de Alicante

Grado en fundamentos de la arquitectura https://issuu.com/lucia.delaguia luciaibadelaguia@gmail.com +34 601116869

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2017-2022 5m

Lucía Ibáñez de la Guía +34 601116869

https://issuu.com/lucia.delaguia luciaibadelaguia@gmail.com

Competitions XXXIII Pladur Constructive Solutions Contest “Digital Nomads” Ceramic Solutions ASCER 19 ºEdition

Building Construction Design XXXIII Pladur Constructive Solutions Contest “Digital Nomads” Rehabilitation Melnikov’s House Prefabricated architecture: Torre Soto: Reinsertion and hoticultural therapy center

Architectural Design House to fall in love with Josephine Baker Round Kitted Pavilion Paisazares Studio Low-Cost Architecture: recycle then build

Urban Planning Structural development Plan, Master Plan, Santa Pola (Alicante) Sustainable Urban Environments, Águilas (Murcia) Landscape design, San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante) Urban project in the context of the contemporary city, San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante)

Architectural Drawing NICTÉ-HA House by Di Frenna Arquitectos House 669 by HelgessonGonzaga Arkitekter

Architectural Models Building Ben-ami (Alicante) Crochet model Cummulus (Ciro Najle) , Round Kitted Pavilion (Lucía Ibáñez de la Guía) Trench warfare. Scale 1:1

Competitions XXXIII Pladur Constructive Solutions Contest “Digital Nomads” Ceramic Solutions ASCER 19 ºEdition

XXXIII Pladur Constructive Solutions Contest “Digital Nomads” 2022 https://concursopladur.com/project/join-the-path/ Pladur Winner in the local competition Finalists in the second prize in the National competition: Best Constructive Solution Category Our proposal “Join the path” in the intervention area is based on a double intention, on the one hand, to be respectful in relation to the park and the urban context of the historic center, and on the other hand, the incorporation of an alternative program of spaces to live and enjoy between the exterior and the interior.

Being a proposal that is sensitive to the nature of the context, a harmonious and affable transition is developed between nature and artifice that values the immediate surroundings, the Drago Park, and is related through paths and a multi-scale approach that aims to satisfy multiple perspectives, going from smaller to larger scale.

The proposal aims to generate new models of spatial and formal configurations with a shared vision for the future where flexible interconnected spaces that flow horizontally and vertically allowing interaction at each level.

Ceramic Competition ASCER: Melnikov’s House 2021 The proposal is based on the preservation of the iconic condition of the Melnikov house, transferring certain esthetic values to the facade with which the first visual contact is established. That is why we implemented the characteristic shape of the windows of the rear facade to a design of mobile thermal insulation piece with ceramic coating.

Essentially there are two typologies of pieces. All of them have glazed ceramic interior cladding, but the exterior ones alternate between solar panels and ceramic pieces. Ceramic foam is always integrated between the two, which will act as thermal insulation.

For the chromatic range of the exterior pieces, we were inspired by the colors of the immediate surroundings, and for the interior, by the pigmentation of the spaces in the house.

Morphology of the pieces: Transferring the iconic shape of the windows of the rear façade to the south façade, the pieces adopt a hexagonal shape that alludes to one of the defining characteristics of the house.

Ceramic cladding: On both sides of the piece the finish is ceramic, glazed on the inside of the pieces, which creates a play of light and reflections in the interior of the room. In the pieces that allow rotation, the exterior is also coated with a desing ceramic finish.

Multiple function: The whole piece does not have a merely decorative function, but works in conjunction with the ceramic foam - located between the pieces - which confers insulating capacity to the piece, which can be rotated to allow the entrance of light as the user wishes.

Chromatic range: For the choice of colors we were inspired, on the one hand, by the immediate surroundings of the house for the exterior ceramic pieces (earth colors, urban colors), and on the other hand, by the interior of the house for the interior pieces, such as the different work or living rooms.

Building Construction Design XXXIII Pladur Constructive Solutions Contest “Digital Nomads” Rehabilitation Melnikov’s House Prefabricated architecture: Torre Soto: Reinsertion and hoticultural therapy center

XXXIII Pladur Constructive Solutions Contest “Digital Nomads” 2022 https://concursopladur.com/project/join-the-path/ Pladur Winner in the local competition Finalists in the second prize of the national competition: Best Constructive Solution category Our proposal “Join the path” in the intervention area is based on a double intention, on the one hand, to be respectful in relation to the park and the urban context of the historic center, and on the other hand, the incorporation of an alternative program of spaces to live and enjoy between the exterior and the interior.

Being a proposal that is sensitive to the nature of the context, a harmonious and affable transition is developed between nature and artifice that values the immediate surroundings, the Drago Park, and is related through paths and a multi-scale approach that aims to satisfy multiple perspectives, going from smaller to larger scale.

The proposal aims to generate new models of spatial and formal configurations with a shared vision for the future where flexible interconnected spaces that flow horizontally and vertically allowing interaction at each level.

Rehabilitation Melnikov’s House 2021 The Melnikov House is the iconic residence of the architect Konstantin Melnikov. After functional analysis of the work in question, studying the volumetry and detailing and llustrating its characteristic spaces we propose based on the strategies of action that we present, we will proceed to explain in four large blocks our intervention and rehabilitation, as well as our proposals for improvement in search of greater sustainability and energy efficiency.

Strategy 1: Energy rehabilitation of façades: Renovation of envelopes by Pladur The construction system of the house consists of brick walls with no thermal insulatioIn order to keep the rear façade intact, we propose a self-supporting Pladur wall cladding to ensure energy efficiency.

Strategy 2: Implementation of air conditioning: Underfloor heating system Considering the climatic climatic conditions of the city where the house is located, we implemented an underfloor heating system to ensure comfort and an adequate indoor temperature in the colder seasons.

Strategy 3: Energy rehabilitation of façades: Mobile thermal insulation system with ceramic finish To ensure appropriate comfort conditions, we sought a solution to the exposure caused by the glazed south façade by installing a mobile thermal insulation system with ceramic foam, which allows rotation for lighting control.

Strategy 4: Energy efficiency: Implementation of solar panels on façade for energy self-sufficiency We propose the implementation of an installation of solar panels on the fixed parts of the thermal insulation system with the intention of providing greater energy self-sufficiency to the building, considering the costs associated with the intended museum use.

Prefabricated architecture: Torre Soto: Reinsertion and hoticultural therapy center 2020 The tower is currently uninhabited and in disuse, as are the surrounding houses. Taking into account the situation of the tower, in the east we find the Hospital de San Juan, Faculty of Medicine of the UMH, in the north the psychiatric centre Doctor Esquerdo, I consider as a proposal an urban garden that is in the care of the nearby hospital centres such as the Hospital de San Juan or the psychiatric centre in order to help people suffering from psychiatric disorders as well as disabled people, the elderly and children.

The idea is to create two horticultural programmes: -A programme to serve both as therapy with the patients and to increase a degree of self-sufficiency and sustainability.

-A programme for the patients to be able to work with plants in the present or in the future and to reintegrate them into society through work.

Architectural Design House to fall in love with Josephine Baker Round Kitted Pavilion Paisazares Studio Low-Cost Architecture: recycle then build

House to fall in love with Josephine Baker 2020 An architecture from intuition, obsession or gift.

The project was based on finding your Josephine Baker among your classmates.

Walk around the campus with her and get to know her, listen to her experience during her quarantine and discover her happiest moment, her magic, find her “banana skirt”.

During the following weeks, design a transformation/gift of your own home by imagining her living in it in a hypothetical second confinement.

After analysing my partner, I came to the conclusion that she needed a space where she could extend her home, that was outdoors and that would allow her to do different activities such as walking, resting, relaxing...

Therefore, my idea was based on occupying a wasted space between my building and the one next door to design a scaffolding structure to house the spaces and that would have the necessary character of open air and nature.

2022 Round Knitted Pavilion is a project that aims to generate a more dynamic place in urban spaces and create encounters that challenge the public to experience and become part of the architectural piece.

The pavilion establishes a singular, habitable performance surface.

Through a multiplicity of types and sizes of surface undulation it encourages a diversity of relationships between users creating a versatile outdoor venue and a fully immersive experience.

The pavilion configures a new plaza that can accommodate different activities that are distinguished by the different undulations: the large ones create shaded leisure spaces and small stages, the medium ones create spaces for games, sunbathing and relaxation, and the small ones create rest areas where people can sit.

The materials of the proposal are conceived with traditional systems both in the interior proposal (crochet) and in the exterior proposal (ceramic covered with glazed tiles).

The pattern of the model is based on adding rows by increasing the number of stitches in each turn, when the rate of increase is constant, a regular hyperbolic surface is formed that means any point on the surface is at the origin of a concave curve running in all directions.

Paisazares Studio 2020 The ruin through vegetation

The proposed intervention is based on showing certain political and social aspects of the context of the studio and of what Torre Pacheco meant in the life of the artist Manuel Frutos Llamazares.

For the vegetation an approach is taken that focuses on the development of architectures that are inseparable from the real environment, the seasonal workers and their terrible working conditions.

A deterritorialised volume is sought that has an idyllic image, showing a similarity with the situation of the huerta of Murcia.

Low-Cost Architecture: recycle then build 2021 Imagine a small, stabilised population, with no culture of waste, in an economic framework that fully incorporates environmental impact, where the use of materials is minimal and the concept of “waste” does not exist.

Social pressure is about to line up to meet the dictates of sustainability. Recycling is here to stay and to develop the architecture of possible futures on a new way of living.

Buildings are dynamic, parts wear out, technology changes, fashion evolves. Most buildings eventually meet their end, and when they do we must be able to recover the components of this building and repurpose them.

But this is where desire and reality come face to face.

Buildings are not meant to be deconstructed.

What if the built environment were designed in such a way that it could be easily and infinitely remodelled, where more versatile spaces are planned? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKCPMi45gn0

Urban Planning Structural development Plan, Master Plan, Santa Pola (Alicante) Sustainable Urban Environments, Águilas (Murcia) Landscape design, San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante) Urban project in the context of the contemporary city, San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante)

Structural Development Plan, Master Plan Santa Pola (Alicante) 2022 The design is based on projecting the city in the planning document, by means of the urban planning support that develops the urban planning legislation in the Valencian Community, LOTUP, fundamentally in the field of plannintg.

ORDENACIÓN PORMENORIZADA

VIARIO Peatonal de circulación Rodado + Aparcamiento Carril-bici Vía pecuaría (prioridad peatonal) ZONAS VERDES Públicas Privadas EQUIPAMIENTOS EDIFICACIÓN

PL ANO CONJUNTO DE L A ORDE NACI ÓN PORME NORIZ ADA

U RBAN I SMO 6 (CU RSO 2 0 21/2 0 2 2)

O rdenación po r meno r i zada

U RBAN I SMO 6 (CU RSO 2 0 21/2 0 2 2) SAN TA PO L A

Sustainable Urban Environments Águilas (Murcia) 2020 The project is based on studying the systems of Urban Sustainability Indicators and efficient Mobility models that favour collective transport, in favour of pedestrianised environments as opposed to road spaces.

The planned development is typologically materialised under criteria of energy efficiency and bioclimatic resources.

Landscape design San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante) 2019 The project is based on the introduction of a new way of approaching the urban and territorial environment: landscape. It is a topic of a transversal disciplinary nature, as it forms part of the interpretation we make of the physical reality on which we project.

This approach is carried out implicitly and explicitly with its own systematic approach, as happens in the specialised academic and professional fields.

Urban project in the context of the contemporary city, MasterPlan San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante) 2020 The project is based on choosing an area for action, reflecting on its analysis.

The aim is to lay the foundations that will define the development of the project and to think about its contributions and its deficiencies in order to serve as a inspiration for our work.

The project is finally focused on the elaboration of an urban design proposal, created in the form of an urban project or master created in the form of an urban project or masterplan.

Architectural Drawing NICTÉ-HA House by Di Frenna Arquitectos House 669 by HelgessonGonzaga Arkitekter

House 669 by HelgessonGonzaga Arkitekter 2019

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Architectural model Building Ben-ami (Alicante) 2021

Architectural model Crochet model Cummulus (Ciro Najle) 2022 Round Kitted Pavilion (Lucía Ibáñez de la Guía) 2022

Architectural model Trench warfare. Scale 1:1

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Construction of scenography based on trench warfare together with the students of Projects I of the School of Architecture of Alicante.