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SELECTED COLLECTION OF WORKS ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL 2019-2023
ARCHITECTURE
MICHEL L´EGLISE QUINTANA

Education

// Master in Advanced Architecture (MAA)

- Institute of Advanced Architecture of Catalunya (IAAC) Barcelona

// Complementary course Revit + 3DS max

// Bachelor in Architecture

- Westhill University in Mexico City

Experience

Roth Architecture

- In charge of the design area / concepts / 3D modeling / rendering / post production

// NEOM competitions

- Creative designer / 3D modeling / rendering / postroduction

// Azulik residences

- 3D modeling

// Nizuc

- Creative designer / 3D modeling

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- In charge of the design area / concepts / 2D-3D modeling / Renders

// Volkswagen Mexico

- Design of detailed plans according to corporate specifications for the assigned buildings

// Apartment remodeling - San José Insurgentes, Mexico City

- Architectural design / 3D modeling / rendering

// Albatroces proposal - Las Aguilas, Mexico City

- Architectural design and 3D modeling

// Pedregal House - Jardines del Pedregal, Mexico City

- Interior / exterior remodeling design

Freelance

// Sai Yuen turistic center - Cheung Chau, Hong Kong. China

- Collaboration in development of the project

// Retirement and rehabilitation house - Jardines del Pedregal, Mexico City

- Extecutive project

// Study house - Calle San Miguel Xicalco, Mexico City

- Executive project

// Dalinde hospital - Roma Sur, Mexico City

- Design proposal for the interior lobby

// Apartment remodeling - Insurgentes Mixcoac, Mexico City

- Interior design

Competitions

// Marine research institute - Vigo, Spain

- Collaboration with ON-a, competition

// Science technologies and innovation center - Medellin, Colombia

- Academic competition

Skills

// Softwares

- Rhino / grasshopper / revit / autocad / phyton / sketchup / houdini FX / lumion / 3ds max / adobe / office

// Fabrication

- Laser cutting / 3D printer / CNC milling / Robotics (Kuka)

// Languages

- Spanish (native) / English (advanced) / Russian (beginner)

Interests

// Work

- Concept design / 3D modelling / fabrication

2019 - 2021 2014 - 2018 2017 - 2019 2019 2017 2018 2021 2021 2022 2022 Mexico City, Mexico +52 55 32 50 87 30 Gmail micheleglise81@gmail.com
Linkedin Michel Leglise

Table of contents

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Competition
bay to mountain
Valley
From
Digital
Academic work
systems The Venice Acupuncture Reciprocal Array
Freelance Pedregal house Marine research institute Innovation center Bio-parametric architecture X-Urban Data Informed Structures Retirement and rehabilitation house 6 12 18 24 30 36
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From bay to mountain

Marine research institute

Type: Competition

Function: Public

Location: Vigo, Spain

Year: 2022

Office: ON-a

Author´s: Osmin Avalos, Byron Cadena, Kevin Guerrero, Michel L´Eglise

Main roles:

- Excecute work of conceptual ideas, 3D modelling, radiation/ wind analysis, post-production of images.

The project, located on the banks of the Vigo estuary, arranges its volumes along the property and in the direction of the mountains. The buildings are placed on the mountain by means of layers that, like layers of sediment, are integrated into the mountain as if they were a portion of it that has always been there. As the volumes move away from the sea, their shape decomposes, generating more voids oriented by the technical needs of the spaces of the architectural program. In this way, the heterogeneous voids of the composition allow a glimpse of the mountain and integrate the new buildings into the continuity of the existing landscape. As a result, the building merges with the landscape, while visually connecting the two most important natural elements of Teis: the estuary and the mountain.

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//Competition

Design stages

Sun path

To be demolish

Trees to be preserve

Current status

Program areas

Circulation

Overall floor plan Architecture and lanscape

Program diagram

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General
Security
Acuarium Administration Library Lab. Parking lots UTM Stage 1
storage
storage
Wind
Stage 2
Vehicles Pedastrian Private Control room Vertical Public Gardens Cores Terraces Green areas
10 11 Sustainable strategies

Digital Valley

Science technologies and innovation center

Type: Competition

Function: Public

Location: Medellin, Colombia

Year: 2022

Author´s: Osmin Avalos, Byron Cadena, Kevin Guerrero, Michel L´Eglise

Main roles:

- Excecute work of conceptual ideas, 3D modelling, radiation/ wind analysis, post-production of images.

The Software Valley will be a space created to work, to innovate, to develop new ways of living and relating, where the vital elements will be renewed; where the cutting-edge technological products created will be healthy for people and animals; where talent and innovation will be created and the generation of talent will lead to greater efficiency and allow the world of agriculture and livestock to help improve people’s lives.

4.0 technology and people related to agriculture and livestock will create mobile applications where land workers will be able to improve their productions or farmers will be able to control the life of their animals and know their natural diet, vaccinations, births, etc. As well as, the storage of land and water data that allow a better management, production and knowledge of the land.

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//Competition

Concept and geometry

Urban diagram

This project reinforces the technological and academic activity of the innovation corridor on Avenida del Ferrocarril, starting from the Runta N Building, the University of Antioquia, Parque E, Parque E, Parque de los Deseos, Parque Explora, Jardín Botánico and Parque Norte Medellín.

Iinitial volume and interior square

Pedestrian integration

Stepped terraces

Perimeter envelope

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Sustainability strategies

West elevation, ferrocaril av.

East

North elevation, 70th street

Analysis of stepped terraces

As shown in the graphs, the staggered architectural massing helps to reduce the hours of sunlight received on the project’s internal plaza as well as on the glazed facades facing it.

Cantilevers and envelope analysis

The integration of cantilevers on the project’s terraces and the addition of an architectural envelope significantly reduces the daily solar hours received on the project’s facades. More cool zones are now perceived inside the project.

Windflow analysis

The wind analysis indicates that the predominant direction is north. The leeward effect generated by the building in front of the project is taken advantage of and redirected by the geometry of this proposal for the correct circulation of air towards the interior of the proposal.

1) Manned Drone Heliport.

2) Perimeter railing/gardening on the terrace.

3) Drones and Small Scale Vehicles Test Area, Flight Terrace.

4) Terrace / Orchard.

5) Enclosures, Windows and aluminum structure.

6) Solar Panels as modules inserted in the envelope, architectural skin.

7) First floor of commercial character.

8) Vehicular entrance/entrance on Av. del Ferrocarril.

9) Double height and integration of vegetation.

10) Permeable soil based on modules.

11) Internal divisions based on natural and recycled materials.

12) Perimeter green areas as acoustic insulation.

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elevation, Carabobo av.
Acustic comfort Consumption efficiency Consumption efficiency Energy efficiency Bioclimatic design Nature/ based solutions Urban native ecological vegetation Circular economy Biophilia agriculture Monthly demand for toilet water Monthly rainwater harvesting Integrated waste management Rainwater reuse Alternative mobility and multimodal connection
Elevations
24 hrs 24 hrs 10 m/s 0 hrs 0 hrs 0 m/s Analysis
hours/ sunlight
Windflow analysis Detail, wall section
of
received

Active systems

Bio-parametric architecture for the next decades

Type: Master thesis

Function: Public

Location: Barcelona, Spain

Year: 2021

Mentors: Marcos Cruz, Kunalhjit Singh

Author: Michel L´Eglise

Blogpost: https://drive.google.com/drive/ folders/1SyVsoWnm-n1Jx-GrzJI6u9EUL1O8gqa4

The main aim of this project is to develop an urban system that mitigates the pollutants from cities that daily life and vehicles produce.

The project was developed due to a problem that most of the cities are facing in the present, our lifestyle (mobility and fast consumer necessities) is the reason for high levels of harmful particles that coexist in our urban environments, these it can be a result of low productivity. Also, this is the cause of high mortality rate in the world.

The idea is to cover different architectural elements (buildings, bridges, public spaces) with a special type of design, to build an outer layer or a complete new project that would contain specific air-purifying components, throwing as a result a better environment for the health of humanity.

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//Academic work

The building acts as a purifying system that contains three different elements (titanium dioxide, activated carbon and plants) that will allow the mitigation of pollutants. Creating a complete cycle from the adsorption and filtration of harmful particles to the end as renewable energy for green elements

In 2020 Barcelona was at the peak of the environmental pollution (particularly suspended particulate matter PM10 and nitrogen dioxide NO2) exceeding the levels that WHO had described. Between 68% and 98% of the population respectively, may be exposed to levels pm 10 and NO2 above those recommended.

By a methodological analysis of the environment and a selection of sites based on the data maps of pollution in Barcelona, an improvement of the air quality can be recovered significantly.

1) Activated carbon filters oriented towards the direction of the prevailing winds

2) Glass fiber reinforced concrete with photocatalytic painting

3) Metalic structure

4) Amenities

5) Green areas that fulfill the function of completing the mitigation cycle.

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Site Location: Sant Ildelfons Cerda square LES CORTS EIXAMPLE POBLENUE SANT ANDREU SAINTS MONTJUIC BARCELONA AIR QUILITY LEGENDS MODERATE UNHEALTHY TO SENSITIVE GROUPS UNHEALTHY 1 2 3 4 5

Activated carbon filters increase their effectiveness of adsorption at higher pressures and lower temperatures. A second computational analysis shows the optimum direction where the filters need to be placed. Each filter will contain 25 kg. A total of 750 kg of activated carbon that will adsorb 235 kg of carbon dioxide equivalent to 12,400 vehicles.

Detail, activated carbon filters

Unearthing the geometry by radiation analysis will allow the maximum surface in contact with direct sunlight for higher effectiveness in the activation of photocatalytic reaction on titanium dioxide to purify the environment. A total of 3,215 m2 of surface will receive a total radiation of 3.6411e+6 kw/h per m2 that will mitigate 22 kg of Nox per hour in optimum conditions.

The geometry has a second condition in his parameters that will allow the rainflow to go directly into the green elements in the ground of the project.

Structure

From the surface the structure will merge by a grid calculated by a possible range that can support the panels made by fiberglass + concrete panels.

Two layers will cover the truss, one will be a cover of fiberglass membrane that will act as a waterproofing layer, Fiberglass has the necessary requirements in terms of flexibility, structural strength and weight, the second layer are prefabricated panels that will be made by a mixture of fiberglass and polyester resin sprayed in a mesh of metal wires that will create the shape of the panel and increase the structural capacity.

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Rainflow diagram Radiation analysis/ generic optimization
High velocity - Low pressure Lower pressure High pressure AC exchangable filter Clean air
Detail, TiO2 panels structure

The Venice Acupuncture

Type: Master´s project, X Urban

Function: Public, city extension

Location: Venice, Italy

Year: 2020

Mentors: Willy Muller, Starsky Lara, Camila Álvarez

Author: Preetham Alapati, Michel L´Eglise

Main roles:

Excecute work of conceptual ideas, 3D modelling, mapping, rendering and post-production of images.

Blogpost: https://www.iaacblog.com/programs/x-urban-venice-acupuncture-2/

Adaptability is what we need to focus on. Venice being an intricate city with problems old and new, Adaptability is the way to work on a problem. The project aims to understand the issues of resources and the inevitability and providing solutions which would adapt to the specific problem. The solution proposed is a combination which works together basing on different issues to elaborate the best solution.

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The location and purpose of the system capsules came from mapping Venice principal attractors for citizens and tourists so that we could analyze the main necessities of the city. the design of the project principle was the connectivity and addiction from the original boundaries without affecting the water transit of Venice that is their main way of transport.

Venice acupuncture project is a system development for a future urban planning in Venice with the objective to improve the city into a more self-sufficient, clean and expanded landscape for the citizens and tourists of the place. By the use of “capsules’’ that will be the goal of this project. From performative landscapes to energy production the beginning of a balanced expansion of Venice can be an option for Venice future architecture.

Connection maps

The connection was classified from the state of each particulate area in the design, in which each capsule will increase the capacity of their function. The system is not just an interaction with the people, it is also a natural and artificial ecosystem that will contribute to the improvement of renewable energy production, self-sufficiency, and a performative landscape that in this particular system will increase the floods and water pollution that affect Venice every year.

26 27 Performative landscape Self-sufficiency Energy production Habitat regeneration Fresh water autonomy Solar energy Helophyte systems Hydroponics Wind energy Sediment ponds Local farming Wind turbines
La Grazia and Sacca Sessola Liberty Bridge San Michele Cemetery Santa Maria della Salute San Giorgio and San Servolo San Biagio Location of the systems
28 29 Santa Maria della Salute Market Solar energy Amenities Water treatment plants Restaurants Local farming domes Amphitheatre Parks Residences Sports field
Capsules

Reciprocal Array

Data Informed Structures_ Nest 2.0

Type: Master project

Function: Residence

Location: Barcelona, Spain

Year: 2020

Mentors: Manja Van de Worp

Author: Aditya Ambare, Alisa Iureva, Poohitha Tadshina, Michel L´Eglise

Main roles:

Excecute work of conceptual ideas, 3D modelling, structural/ radiation analysis forw generic optimization

Blogpost: http://www.iaacblog.com/programs/data-informed-structures-reciprocal-array/

This project is an adaptation of the NEST 1.0 previously designed at IAAC, focusing primarily on simplification of the overall structure and construction process. The structure, skin and spatial organization are built upon and optimized using analysis tools such as karamba 3d and Ladybug. The proposed alternative has developments based on environmental analysis, fabrication protocols, joinery details and assembly sequence of the structure.

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Environmental design

The environmental design performance is the development of optimum position of the building in ralation with the site, by an algorithmic optimization the program computes all the posibilities arrenged by preseted parametres that will create a catalogue, selecting the best iterations from the expected output. After the location and direction of the building is settled, a sunlight and radiation analysis is generated to discover the best location for the shells that will be used as structural and for the benefit of the environment in the internal space.

Design concept

1- Use of pin connections for arrayed and twisted ribs, thus simplifying the construction process.

2- Use of triangulation for skin as well as structural support.

3- Double skin design comprising of plyboard, linen and palm leaves to resist the external forces and provide interior comfort. Simplifying the design to make use of maximum space inside and usability.

4- The oculus is splitted into multiple smaller sections to reduce the span of glass to be inserted thereby reducing the thickness and weight.

Structural analysis Ribs

32 33 Nest 1.0 Nest 2.0
Optimization catalogue Sunlight hours and radiation analysis
Analysis // Self load Shell Analysis // Self load Nest 1.0 vs Nest 2.0 // Self load Bending Bending Utilization Utilization Displacement Displacement Max. compression: 3.60 kN/cm2 Max. tension: 1.16 kN/cm2 Max compression: 2.78 kN/cm2 Max tension: 2.39 kN/cm2 Max compression: 2.78 kN/cm2 Max tension: 2.39 kN/cm2 Max compression: 2.78 kN/cm2 Max tension: 2.39 kN/cm2 Max beam compression: 15.3% Max beam tension: 4.9% Max beam compression: 21.3% Max beam tension: 18.4% Max beam compression: 21.3% Max beam tension: 18.4% Max beam compression: 21.3% Max beam tension: 18.4% Max beam displacement: 1.79 cm Max beam displacement: 3.47 cm Max beam displacement: 3.47 cm Mx: Max: 1.84 kN/m Min: -1.84 kN/m Max: 2.00 kN/m Min: -2.89 kN/m Max: 0.75 kN/m Min: -0.69 kN/m Max: 0.81 kN/m Min: -0.50 kN/m Mx: My: My: Max beam displacement: 3.47 cm

Construction details

Ribs and panel connection details

Skin design materials and construction

Floor reciprocal details

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A B A B C C 75mm 125mm Floor beam M10 Bolts Fixed connection 75mm 100mm Vertical support M20 Bolt Pinned connection 75mm 100mm Kinked rib 75mm x 125mm Floor beam M10 Bolts Fixed connection 75mm x 100mm Vertical support M20 Bolt Pinned connection 75mm x 100mm Kinked rib
The reciprocal array of the floor beam is designed to connect the rotated ribs while keeping the joints either parallel or perpendicular to the ribs
Top part kinked rib Metal plate fixed connexion bottom part of kinked rib
The floor beams are in different layers to retain the strength of each member by limiting the depth of the notching

Pedregal house

Retirement and rehabilitation house

Type: Freelance project

Function: Private Location: Mexico, Mexico City

Year: 2021

Currently: Under construction

Author: Michel L´Eglise

Renderer: Alejandro Suarez

Private project of reconstruction of an old cottage house in Jardines del pedregal, Mexico City.

The client wants a full reconstruction of the actual building adapted to third age and disabled people for a private and special care to provide them a better quality of life than the one that they can have in a hospital. The house contains all the requirements and areas of a house, two floors with an elevator and circulation for wheelchairs, two complete rooms in the second floor, kitchen, dining room, living room, bathroom, cupboard room, sauna and steam room. A 24 hour medical assistance for the resident of the house.

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//Freelance

Current state

Built in the late 80´s, this house was constructed as a guest house, an independent building from the main one, the project consisted in designing a two-floor house made of wood, glass and metal, keeping the appearance of a forest cottage house.

Project proposal

The project is to reconstruct the house completely, creating a new and modern environment. Materials, such as wood and warm-colored stone, will create warm atmosphere. Common area will have natural lightening with double high ceiling. One room is designed exactly for a disabled person while the other one is for guests or another patient. Curtains, light and electronics system is automated and controlled by voice.

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Notas generales Piedra existente proyecto Croquis localización Dirección: Fuego 123, Pedregal Ángel, Simbología CF-A101 Simbología Álvaro Obregón 01900 Ciudad México, CDMX Datos CF-A102 Croquis localización Simbología Datos Croquis localización Notas generales D Los muros estarán desfasados cm de los muros laterales colindancia estructura solo estará anclada muro colindancia posterior contratista debe verificar cotas, niveles equivalencia topográfica Croquis de localización Cabaña Fuego 123 Michel L´Eglise Quintana Metros CF-A104 A-104 S/E NPT +3.35 Noviembre 2021 2.64 principal Traga Traga Baño recámara principal Vacío para instalaciones Vacío instalaciones NPT +3.35 Michel L´Eglise Quintana Cabaña Fuego 123 0.43 Proyecciones Muros, vigas tensores Traga luz M.C. +7.60 3.17 0.60 Simbología Dirección: Fuego No. 123, Pedregal San Ángel, col. Álvaro Obregón CP 01900 Ciudad de México, CDMX Datos 15.71 0.10 2.15 Croquis de localización Las cotas niveles están metros Tomar medidas plano esta impreso en formato A2 ajustar Las cotas rigen sobre dibujo Verificar planos topografía contratista debe verificar cotas, niveles equivalencia topográfica 0.16 Notas generales CORTE 0.11 1.41 CF-A105 1.45 0.15 0.10 1.42 2.56 0.48 3.60 Noviembre 2021 Michel L´Eglise Quintana 3.07 4.14 1.34 0.15 2.22 Metros S/E Notas generales Tomar medidas plano esta impreso formato A2 ajustar Consultar proyectista ante cualquier incertidumbre Colocar materiales solo han sido aprobados proyectista posterior contratista debe verificar cotas, niveles equivalencia topográfica CF-A106 sombras Croquis de localización Muros, vigas tensores Niveles Datos Dirección: Fuego No. 123, Pedregal de San Ángel, col. Álvaro Obregón CP 01900 Ciudad México, CDMX Simbología Cabaña Fuego 123 Vacío para instalaciones
Front facade Plan views Render section X,X´ Section X, X´ Section Y, Y´ Living room Chimney & stairs Principal room Render section Y,Y´ Dinning room & kithcen Bridge between rooms Second room

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