Portfolio+C.V Luis Miguel De Jesus

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Luis Miguel De Jesus Dos Ramos (09/07/1993)

[CV] Curriculum Vitae

Architect born in Caracas and graduated from Simon Bolivar University.

In the Simon Bolivar University, I organized events with CEARQ (students organizations). The good grades on the diverse courses gave me the honor of being suma cum laude. On the professional side, I have worked with different offices and foundations like Joni-k, Micucci Arquitectos y Asociados and Fundacion Espacio. Also, I have collaborated in different art installations with Incursiones. Interested in Urban Design and landscaping, but with good skills in architecture and interior design, looking for keeping studying and doing a master’s degree. Some words that describe are funny, responsible, friendly, laborious, sociable and good at teamwork.

[AC] Academics Colegio Don Bosco Altamira (2000-2011) Universidad Simon Bolivar. (2011-2017)

[WE] Work Experience Joni-K Arquitectura (2014) Micucci Arquitectos & Asociados (2015-2017) Fundacion Espacio (2017)

[Co] Competitions Convive IX (2014) Desbordes Urbanos II (2015) Chelsea Gate (2016) 9th Biennial Landscape Architecture 2016

[LA] Languagues Spanish/Español English/Ingles Portuguese/ Portugués French/Francés

[AC] Academics Caracas Olympic City.

Generating urban transformations from sports infraestructures.

Las Mercedes Mountain Cultural Center

[PR] Programs Office Autocad Photoshop Illustrator Sketchup InDesign Revit Archicad 3D Max

[Ab] Abilities Urban Planning Urban Design Landscaping Architecture Interiorism Industrial Design Graphic Design

Landscape building

ExerSite.

A park gym.

Baqia House.

[IN] Index

The residence of the ambassador of Morocco in Caracas.

[CO] Competitions Convive IX

PaiPerPo [Landscape, Production,

9th Biennial Landscape Architecture 2016

Natural Sutures. Recovering the Caracas Cultural Landscape

[PR] Professional

Walkable Hatillo

Sakan House

Mali Competition

Extension of the Lima Museum

Caracas Olympic City

Generating urban transformations from sports infraestructures.

Thesis for the architect title.

Ubication: La Rinconada, Caracas, Venezuela Tutor: Arq. Franco Micucci, Ing. Bernardo Dorbessan.

Concepts: Urban Planning, Territorial plan, Urban design, Stadium.

The main idea of the project is to study the impact of the sports infrastructures and the realization of a grand sports event, like the Olympics, in the urban context of Caracas. The impact of the Olympics, took the study from regional plans to the design of and stadium. The plan had three main ideas, the complementarity, connection and sustainability of the infrastructures.

[AC] Academics

Caracas Olympic City.

Generating urban transformations from sports infraestructures.

Las Mercedes Mountain Cultural Center

Landscape building

ExerSite.

A park gym.

Baqia House.

The residence of the ambassador of Morocco in Caracas.

Special strategies

Highway Strategies

River strategies

Park plan Territorial plan

Public Space strategies

Urbanism Strategies

Slums strategies

View of the boulevard around the stadium

View of the Horse racing plaza

View of the convention center and bus station

View of the artificial beach created around the Poliedro

Detailed plan of part of the park

Learning from other Olympic experiences, the project needed to be studied in long terms. That being said, the park has different productive areas like agriculture for the slums, financial centers, university and other programs. It will become the combination of the private and public sector. The ecological strategies like recuperation of the green area and the creeks, helps to be environmentally conscious. These new public space becomes a great attraction for the city and a touristic point.

View of the Olympic arena

View of the Olympic arena in matchday

View of the boulevard around the arena in a regular day

The project ended with the designing of the principal stadium of the park. It is an arena contained by the mountain and the topography. The principal tribune is a bridge building that connects two pedestrian walks. This building faces the urban park and it is the border to the natural park. It was an experience to include new programs to the stadium.

Exersite A park gym Ubication: Diverse Parks in Venezuela.

Professor: Arq. Giovanni DiScipio, Arq. Rogelio Mayorca, Arq, Marco Troconis, Ing. Nicolas Labropoulos.

Concepts: Interior Design, Metalic Structure, Details.

ExerSite is a gym pavillion that can be moved to different parks, giving the citizens an opportunity of making exercise in a professional way. This gym is made of a metallic structure that is easy to install, dismantle and carry to different locations. It has different spaces and machines for the diversity of exercises.

Facades and sections.

Exersite on the Park

The Mountain Cultural Center Landscape Building

Ubication: Las Mercedes, Caracas, Venezuela.

Professor: Arq. José Alayón. Arq. Ileana Germán.

Concepts: Landscape, Urban Design, Building Recycling.

The purpose of the project is to recycle a modern mall of the city built on the 1950’s. The plan is to renovate the mall and the other blocks beside him with the creation of a new topography that will give the city a new park.

To complete the program, three new buildings were designed, with new programs like hotel, cinema and exposition areas. The new cultural center becomes a discovering attraction between the new park and the buildings around it.

View of the library Isometric section of a space.

Sections of the building

Baqia House Residence for the ambassador of Morocco in Caracas Ubication: Country Club, Caracas, Venezuela.

Professor: Arq. Franco Micucci, Arq. Kharina Trujillo, Ing. Bernardo Dorbessan.

Concepts: Interior Design, Architecture, Brick, Islamic Architecture.

Baqia House is meant to be an oasis for the future ambassador of Morocco.

Mixing the vernacular architecture of Morocco with the tradition of the tropical architecture, gives the combination of diverse spaces linked with the “patios” and water fonts. The house is made of bricks and concrete using the double façade to give fresh spaces.

First floor plan

Second floor plan

View of the Social area

View of the dinning room South Facade

Section

View of the hall

[CO] Competitions

View of the pool area

Convive IX

PaiPerPo [Landscape, Production,

9th Biennial Landscape Architecture 2016

Natural Sutures. Recovering the Caracas Cultural Landscape

Convive IX PaiPerPo

Ubication: Circasia, Colombia.

Professor: Arq. Alberto Navarro, Arq. Oscar Rodriguez.

Group: Andreina Ramirez, Catherine Grillo, Daniela Hernandez, Arantxa Hernandez, Daniela Ortega.

Concepts: Urban Planning, Territorial plan, Architecture.

Convive is a national competition called by the Colombian Government. The purpose of the competition is to have new ideas for urban and territorial renewals of different parts of Colombia. The ninth edition was in the state of Circasia in the coffee production area of Colombia. The concept of the project was to explode this quality of the zone by establishing new ways of production of the coffee and giving the natural importance of the tourism

Facade of the communitary houses

Section of the order of houses

View of the hall

9th Biennial Landscape Architecture 2016 Natural Sutures. Recovering the Caracas Cultural Landscape Ubication: Caracas, Venezuela.

Professor: Arq. Maria Hernandez, Ing. Elias Gonzalez.

Group: Andreina Ramirez, Catherine Grillo.

Concepts: Urban Planning, Territorial plan, Landscape Urbanism.

Since its foundation, artist, poets and painters have been inspired by the mountain and the valley to their works. But with the urban settlements, the creeks were polluted under the informality and therefore the city plotted its framework over the topography. From a series of ecological strategies, the creeks can be recovered as new cultural landscapes and public space for the city. These new urban spaces will serve as great balconies to see the great Avila, as it might along connect the isolated urban traces

Isometric detailed view of the park

View of the park on dry and rainy season

[WE] Work Experience

View of the park on dry and rainy season

Walkable Hatillo

Sakan House

Mali Competition

Extension of the Lima Museum

Walkable Hatillo Ubication: El Hatillo, Venezuela.

Participation: Rendering and representation.

Concepts: Urban Planning, urban desing, Landscape Urbanism.

The project was for the municipality of el Hatillo, member of the Caracas district. The municipality is known for his colonial area. This town has a great deficit of public space and sidewalks, so the idea is to generate a plan that can improve the pedestrian experience. The plan has different stages, that goes from making the missing sidewalks, to converting streets into boulevards in the future.

Data and analysis

Project Elevation View of the activities on the plaza

Sakan House Ubication: Valencia, Venezuela.

Participation: Rendering and representation.

Concepts: Architecture, Interior design, details The client of the house was a known business man of Venezuela, with Islamic roots. The idea of the house was to create a gradient from public to private space, through different yards. The Islamic religion is crucial in the development of the house, causing the creation of different spaces for men and women, the dinning room like the heart of the home, and a special area for praying. The interior desing also was important, with a minimalist design.

First floor plan

House Section

Mali Museum Ubication: Lima, PerĂş.

Participation: Design and representation.

Concepts: Architecture, interior design.

The Mali (Museo de Arte de Lima) is the most important museum of Lima, capital of PerĂş. The Museum is located on a neoclassical building on the center of the city, next to one important park. But the museum, in the last years came short to the activities in it. So the competition was to create the extension of the museum beside him, but in underground levels. So the concept came from the origin of the city a port, creating a exposition areas like containers, suspended in a grand space.

Museum section

Floor planning

Museum section

Aereal view of the museum

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