Portfolio

PORTFOLIO

ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS

I have a bachelor's degree in Architecture at Tecnológico de Monterrey, Querétaro campus . I'm an enthusiast for nature and environment preservation, therefore the projects exposed here, are based on social responsibility, cultural and environmental with innovative impact.

This book showcases a compilation of the projects I worked on throughout my career, based on the proximity of the investigation the projects answers to different scales and users.

For your attention, thank you

BArch. Gabriela Martínez

LENGUAGE

English B2 Toefl 2021

Technical Speaking and writing

EDUCATION

Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey, Qro Bachelor in Architecture | 2015-21

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2021

CSR Arquitecura

I designed architectural proposals for house rooms, apartments, commercial and industrial I designed publications on the networks of different projects Make investment proposals and financial runs of projects

2021

Nuevo Mundo en Educación Especial Querétaro I.A.P.

I carried out the architectural and executive project building for classrooms and residence of 30 students with intellectual disabilities

2019

evO (a) lAb: Architecture office

Created proposals for the Ph D 's portfolio Architect Rodrigo Pantoja and miscellaneous tasks that was needed

2018

INMANENTE: Interior design office.

Drew woodworking plans of their products, along with rendering a residential project

SKILLS

Fast learner

Proactive

Teamwork for brainstorming

Adaptability

Persistence

2D/ 3D/ BIM/ Render/ Post Producción/

Autocad, Archicad, Fusión 360°, hand drawing

Archicad, sketchup, physical modeling

Archicad

Vray, Archicad

Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Procreate

PROJECTS

442 DESIGN

IMSS Clinique Felipe Carrillo Puerto, Querétaro.

Professor: BAarch Sandra Hernández

Team: Daniela Alagón and Ramiro Pérez

The intervention was done after analyzing the correct functionality of a clinique, for this, we visited IMMSS' clinique number nine, to interview the different users, analyze the relation between spaces, circulation paths, correct ventilation and illumination, and requirements for a clinique affine. We studied the context and how the users react to its surroundings for us to give a useful and respectful project to the site; with this, we concluded that the site was placed in a zone with social inequity due to the lack of good road connectivity.

For this, we had the intention of making this site, the heart of the neighborhood, in addition to also giving a sense of ease to Felipe Carrillo Puerto. Related to the wellbeing of the site in conflict with the wellbeing of the population.

VIEW: 442 DESIGN

The sun path was taken into consideration as the zones were being planned, such as immediate attention zone, ad auxiliary attention zone to help with the inhibition of bacteria in the clinique Furthermore, we played with a type of chiaroscuro around the south facade to allow natural light in.

The row of trees allows the air to cool off before entering the building and the hot air to leave through the window cones by cross ventilation and venturi effect

We chose an endemic and natural pallet of vegetation to give a sensation of relief, relaxation, and looseness to the eye to help the ambiance of the area in conflict.

BIOCLIMATIC STRATEGIES

ARCHITECUTAL FLOORPLANS

MAN CAVE

Interior design

To design this office it was considered the user's personality, what he takes into consideration to be inspired in his work. His main passions revolve around motorcycles, and this helped to concentrate materials, lightning, and furniture to build the atmosphere It needed to create an enclosed space without separating it completely from its surroundings, letting light, air, and sound come into the space but also giving privacy to the user through a fixed louver with frosted glass. Rough, crude, and metallic textures were used to emphasize masculine traits, also found throughout race tracks This is a place for the user to feel inspired and motivated to continue to explore his passions as he relaxes in the comfort of his home.

PIER 11

Mixed uses complex Houston, Texas.

Professor: BArch. Eduardo Reims

Team: Cristina Larracoechea and Julio Caldera

Inhabit, consume, avail housing. As the dense vegetarion, an architectual complex that promises a sustainable lifestyle for the inhabiters. Entre la densa vegetación, se alza un conjunto que promete un estilo de vida sostenible para sus habitantes The elevated houses give rise to covered spaces that frame a central park, this allows the exchange of uses between users. The direct programmatic connection with the boardwalk makes Pier 11 a site of interest for the entire public.

The micro climates affect the correct design of the whole Solar radiation reaches different surfaces that contribute to the project and this is used for the production of clean energy. However, radiation is reduced in homes due to the vegetation in that area. An evaporative cooling system was considered taking advantage of the direction of the wind since it favored natural ventilation through the existing body of water.

VEW: DESCENDING RIDGE

TAJAMAR

Sports pavillion El Sauzal, Baja California

Professors: PhD Arch. Rubén Garnica y MArch. Agustín Solórzano

Team: Fernanda Tena and Emilio de la Parra

Tajamar, sports pavilion responds to the theory of nearby cities, since Barrio

Punta Sauzal is segregated on the outskirts of the city of Ensenada, separated from the rest of El Sauzal by the Tijuana-Ensenada highway. It seeks to complement the equipment and services between both neighborhoods to promote a walkable city. Thus, the existing sports unit extends into the segregated neighborhood and complements the services. Tajamar is a sports pavilion that gives public space to the city and promotes sports in the different spaces proposed To achieve a union between both sites, it is proposed to reduce the speed of motorized vehicles through the reduction of the number of lanes, change of materiality and a pedestrian crossing at sidewalk level, so the user has priority on this street.

VIEW: TAJAMAR

Access floor plan

1st floor

2nd floor

VIEW: TAJAMAR