Maria Moreno Perdomo
Contact: Email : (786) 537-4019
mvmooreno@gmaill.com
10902 NW 83rd ST Doral, FL 33178
About Me
Architecture student from Maracaibo, Venezuela with nearly two years of hands-on experience in the field, I am committed to achieving excellence in my academic journey. My strong motivation for success is complemented by a proven track record of versatility and adaptability in fast-paced, dynamic environments. With an outgoing and friendly demeanor, I bring enthusiasm, dedication, and an exceptional work ethic to every project.
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[M.Arch]
Education
Master of Architecture
Florida International University
2019-2024
Architecture Associate in Arts
Miami Dade College
Accomplishments
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Miami Dade College Scholarship
2019-2021
Professional Experience
Design Assistant and Drafter
Edward Silva Architect
2020
2020
Languages
English
Spanish
Sof t ware Skills
Autocad
Revit
Rhinoceros
Twinmotion
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
Microsoft Suite
2023-Current
I specialize in crafting detailed 2D models that incorporate client specifications and address city comments. I am adept at producing comprehensive MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) sets for the construction of residential housing and commercial projects. Taking charge of delivering high-quality work, I am entrusted with the entrusted with the responsibility of producing and overseeing projects for a prestigious construction company, Dr. Horton.
Architectural Drafter
Juan C. Salinas Architect
2022-2023
Proficient in creating accurate 2D representations, I collaborate closely with design professionals, meticulously reviewing project details to establish precise measurements for drawing preparation. My expertise extends to working with mechanical, plumbing, and electrical components, ensuring a comprehensive approach to architectural design. I have successfully developed detailed drawings, adhering strictly to customer requests and meeting not only client expectations but also fulfilling city standards.
Fluent Native
CONTENTS/ [Architectural Portfolio]
[01] Housing Building
Spring 2023
[02] Community Center
Fall 2023
[03] Writer House
Spring 2022
[04] Master Project
Spring 2024
[05] Professional Work
01 MIAMI HOUSING BUILDING
Miami’s housing crisis prompted a project based in sustainability and community. Inspired by the resilience of trees, the design process focused on optimizing space and promoting a sense of belonging.
The main challenge was to provide affordable housing. Featuring a central “tree” symbolizing life and community. Apartment layouts mimicked tree roots. Sustainability was principal, with solar panels generating electricity and heating water, louvre systems regulating temperature and sunlight, and sustainable materials like recycled wood. The project’s outcomes emphasized community engagement, sustainable design, flexibility in housing options, and cost-efficient solutions. By balancing affordability with quality and sustainability.
wall section Insulation Concrete slab Concrete masonry
drywall Wood base Concrete slab
Detail
1/2”
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
Second floor plan
Roof plan
Cross section C’
Cross section B’
East elevation
West elevation
South elevation
North elevation
Green roof
PVT panels
materials
ventilation 7:11 PM June 21 5:34 AM 4:00 PM W S E N 7:11 PM June 21 5:34 AM W S E N 5:31 PM December 21 7:07 AM 8:00 AM W S E N 5:31 PM December 21 8:00 AM W S E N Summer 4pm Summer 8am Winter 4pm Winter 8am
Louvres shading system
Sustainable
Cross
Sustainable strategies
02 WRITERS HOUSE
Miami’s housing crisis prompted a project based in sustainability and community. Inspired by the resilience of trees, the design process focused on optimizing space and promoting a sense of belonging.
The main challenge was to provide affordable housing. Featuring a central “tree” symbolizing life and community. Apartment layouts mimicked tree roots. Sustainability was principal, with solar panels generating electricity and heating water, louvre systems regulating temperature and sunlight, and sustainable materials like recycled wood. The project’s outcomes emphasized community engagement, sustainable design, flexibility in housing options, and cost-efficient solutions. By balancing affordability with quality and sustainability.
03 WRITERS HOUSE
In envisioning a design for Savannah, Georgia, my approach prioritized a deep understanding of the community’s dynamics and the imperative to create a design seamlessly integrated into their daily lives. Through careful analysis of the carriage house’s future residents, predominantly comprised of workers with vibrant social lives, I tailored the design to their lifestyle needs. The deliberate separation of bedrooms and kitchens from the communal areas ensures privacy and enhances functionality.
Additionally, my design incorporates elements inspired by Savannah’s climate and local architecture, fostering a sense of place and cultural identity. This approach seeks to create a living space that not only serves its practical purpose but also embodies the community’s spirit and individuality, establishing a harmonious relationship between architecture and lifestyle.
Exploded axonometric
Interpolate
Proximity 3D
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...MultiPipe
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...Cap
Plane
Manipulation of plane
Pavilion
Points in plane
Connection between points
Tension of lines
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