Architecture Portfolio - BArch. Mariana Miranda by mida.mariana

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Architect

Mariana P. Miranda Dávalos

Mexican

July 15th, 1998

+52 (777) 232 94 68

mida.mariana98@gmail.com

With a creative and innovative mindset and a solid background in architecture, interior, and urban design, supported by three years of professional experience, I stand out for my ability to work with multidisciplinary teams, my organizational an communication skills and the attention to detail. Throughout my professional career, I have successfully designed small, medium, and large scale projects which highlight my abilities in detailed and precise development of the design process from the generation of ideas to the practical realization of architectural visions, encompassing all stages from concept design to construction documents. I am proficient in 3D modeling, drafting, architectural visualization, and I have experience in implementing BIM methodology.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2022 - Present I Zapopan, Jal., Mexico

Architect / Designer Estudio 3.14

• Concept development, architectural project design, construction documents and graphic representation.

• Development of projects regarding vertical housing, test fits, hospitals, residential, commercial use and public spaces.

• Direct client interaction, delivering presentations and ensuring client requirements are met.

• Coordinate with suppliers for sample requests, technical details and special project needs.

• Work closely with engineering teams to align architectural designs with technical criteria.

• Oversee and mentor interns, enhancing leadership and mentoring skills.

EDUCATION

Universidad Iberoamericana Puebla, Mexico

Bachelor’s degree in Architecture 9.68 / 10

• Article publication in the repository of the UIAP

• International workshop. Pratt Institute, New York

• Social service in: “Reconstrucción 19S”, Puebla

• Member of the Technical Council of Architecture, IBERO

ADDITIONAL EDUCATION

_Archicad by Graphisoft

_Updated Revit course by J. Yanuzzo

_Master Class of Architectural Visualization by Alan Rojas

_Digital illustration of architectural projects by Fernando Neyra

_Graphic representation of architectural projects by PALMA

_Interior design by Nook Architects

_Introduction to production design and art direction by Blanca Pozos

_ Art direction and set design in cinema exploring with artificial Intelligence by Carlos Cadena

RECOGNITION

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2019 - 2020 I Puebla, Pue., Mexico

Intern CODESSA S.A de C.V

• Residential architectural project design, and site visits.

• Graphic presentations for sales.

• Document managment for government tenders.

• Estimates and cost generators for construction.

Present I Remote Freelance

• Carpentry and ironwork design for residences and vertical housing.

_ Archicad

_ Revit

_ Autocad

_ Sketchup

_ Twin Motion

_ Adobe Photoshop

_ Adobe Illustrator

_ Adobe InDesign

_ 3ds Max

_ Dialux Evo

_ Microsoft office + iWork

_ Procreate

URBAN DESIGN AND LANDSCAPE

• 3D modeling - Art Park, Tulum

• Public space concept designZoho City, Puerto Vallarta

• Architectural visualization - Pulpito, Guadalajar

• Fountain design - Andares Mall, Zapopan

• Restaurant terrace area designAndares Mall, Zapopan

• Palacio de Hierro stairs concept design - Andares Mall, Zapopan

• Bay planters Cuerno restaurant concept design- Plaza Andares, Zapopan

• Urban design and construction documents - Joya Oncológico Hospital, Bahía de Banderas

• Construction documents public space - Zoho City, Puerto Vallarta

• Master Plan - Xantusii, Los Cabos concept design

• Concept urban design - Los Ocotes, Guadalajara

• Workshop - Pueblo Kalana, Guadalajara

INTERIOR DESIGN

• Floor pattern design - Andares Mall, Zapopan

• Lobby CitiBanamex e IOS Offices concept design - Andares Mall, Zapopan

• Employee dining room concept design - Andares Mall, Zapopan

• Concept design and design development - Silvana Offices, Guadalajara

• Design development and construction documents - Joya Oncológico Hospital, Bahía de Banderas

ARCHITECTURE

• Chapel concept design - Art Park, Tulum

• Concept design and design development - Silvana offices, Guadalajara

• Construction documents - Joya Oncológico Hospital, Bahía de Banderas

• Kitchen design - El Chante house, Guadalajara

• Plafond design for parking lot Andares Vida - Andares Mall, Zapopan

• Schematic design - Paulette bakery, Guadalajara Airport

• Carpentery design - Vivienda lo Mora - Jalostotitlán, Jalisco

• Carpentery design - Edificio Las Herraduras

• Carpentery and ironwork design - Vivienda Tierras Blancas, Jalostotitlán, Jalisco

• Restaurant concept design - Riscal, Guadalajara

• Workshop Selva Máaku - Tulum

• Construction documents vertical housing - Zoho One ZenPuerto Vallarta, Jalisco

• Test fit, concept and schematic design for vertical housing - Torre DOS Los Ocotes, Zapopan

• Look and feel for vertical housing - Real de la Mora, Zapopan, Jalisco.

• Test fit for vertical housing - Torre TRES, Zapopan, Jalisco.

Silvana Offices Guadalajara, MX 2022

Xantusii Cabo San Lucas, MX 2023

Torre DOS, Los Ocotes Zapopan, MX 2023

Joya Oncológico Hospital Bahía de Banderas, MX 2022-23

Zoho City Puerto Vallarta, MX 2022

Undergraduate project

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FLORESTA project

Puebla, MX 2019

KALI RESIDENTIAL

Puebla, México 2018

Undergraduate project

STEELCASE NEXT HUB Student Design Competition Washington D.C 2019

Centro de Cooperación y Capacitación

Productiva para la Revitalización del Área Rural: Santo Domingo Ayotlicha, Tlapanála, Puebla 2021

STAND b.d barcelona design 2019

Architecture

Torre DOS, Los Ocotes

Zapopan, MX. 2023-24

Implementation of the urban concept for the volumetric proposal

Torre DOS is part of the Los Ocotes Master Plan, fusing its architecture with the landscape. The concept originates from the Pinus Oocarpa and its history at the site. Thus, the traces of the past are connected towards the future.

Design Team:

Sofia P., Omar M., Rubén F., Hector A., Carolina L.

Condicionantes para el diseño

Monolith Represents unit

The building responds to the main orientations of the urban project

The structure responds to the irregular geometry of the building

The crack Divides the volumen in two

Change of orientation Regarding the guiding axes of the master plan

Change of height To accentuate the rupture

© Estudio 3.14

Interior design and Architecture Silvana Offices

Guadalajara, MX. 2022

In the Santa Tere neighborhood in the city of Guadalajara there is a post-modern building inscribed in a chromatic context and surrounded by works of urban art.

The direction of the project is marked by respecting what already exists and the cultural preservation of the site. The concept arises from the brand and its main product: fabrics, seeking for the project to transmit movement, plot, textures and urban art.

Due to the orientation of the building and its use as offices, a multi-perforated sheet is proposed on the facades to control sunlight.

Inside, open spaces and the open floor were prioritized, highlighting the apparent finishes and keeping sal accessibility and capturing the essence of the brand.

Design team:Laura S., Ofelia A., Jorge C.

© Estudio 3.14

Urban design, Interior design and Architecture

Joya Oncológico Hospital

Bahía de Banderas, MX 2022-23

The property is a five-level building and a basement with a northeast - southeast orientation that houses an architectural program distributed in 14 blocks (oncology, endoscopy, emergency, general services, imaging, laboratory, surgical, intensive care, administration, hospitalization , offices, lobby, vertical circulations and hallways).

The design concept of the hospital seeks the well-being projected into the building by conveying a holistic vision of hospital architecture.

The urban integration project considers a green envelope that accompanies physical and spiritual healing processes.

The facade proposal arises from redefining the decorum of hospitals and, in this way, finding a balance between technology, function and life, thus generating an architecture that embraces life. It is a modern facade wrapped in sunshades for thermal comfort.

The entrance square has a circuit and drop off covered by an irregular portico made up of 4 hyperbolic paraboloids.

Design Team: Andrea G., Laura S., Víctor C., Jorge C., Carlos N.

Beige washed concrete Benches

Concrete tap Sidewalk

Prefabricated bollards

Stamped concrete Road

Stone ball drowned in concrete Planter boarders

© Estudio 3.14

For the development of interior spaces, design values such as pure lines, neutral, translucent spaces, with transparency and reflections are taken up, taking as a premise the use of low maintenance materials, long life, cost-benefit convenience, rough use and availability in the market.

Motor Lobby Vehicular bay

River

Xantusii as a portal. The entry point to unexplored beauty, where the opportunity to experience Mexican cultural wealth is enhanced in a new destination. A journey out of reality towards the natural dream of a landscape like no other.

It’s a 6-hectare escape just 35 min. from Los Cabos and Todos Los Santos, in the Migriño area and 15 min. of the beach.

The Xantusii offer: Unique events surrounded by cultural experiences in a place of rest and fun.

The aesthetics and look & feel of Xantusii seeks to project itself as an interpretation of what Mexican culture represents, with its variety of cools and its iconic and cultural references.

Cabo San Lucas, MX.

© Estudio 3.14

3 Consumption centers: Restaurants and Bars

1 Great Oasis

Garden events for up to 7 thousand people

16 villa hotel

Spa and wellness center

1 Boutique

Great entrance

Swimming pools

Sunset Lounge

Childish games

Teen Club

1 km trail

4 Stables and farms

Viewpoints

70 parking spaces

It is an entry point, towards a unique experience, where the real and imaginary converge, forming mirages that make us perceive time differently, connecting us with nature and its colors, in order to transform us into a place full of life in the middle. of the desert.

Design team

Andrea G., Daniela P.

© Estudio 3.14

Public’s space urban design Zoho City

Puerto Vallarta, MX 2022-23

Zoho is a symbol of Puerto Vallarta, with a public space that will welcome locals and visitors. Its zoning and programming is born from the re-creation of the environment of the ‘Pueblo de la Sierra’ where the town, the mountains and the ocean converge in the same space.

Design team: Joao T., Odelis L., Oscar C., Andrea G.

Zoho Mall

Zoho 360

Zoho Skies

Zoho Zen

Zoho One Zen

Zoho Health Hospital

The mall like the heart of Zoho City

© Estudio 3.14

Centro de Cooperación y Capacitación

Productiva para la Revitalización del Área

Rural: Santo Domingo Ayotlicha, Tlapanála, Puebla

Puebla, México 2021

- from the countryside to the city-

Santo Domingo Ayotlicha is a rural area with high migratory rates because the current living conditions are forcing the population to leave their place of origin.

Despite the challenges faced by the locality, its high vulnerability contrasts with the great wealth of resources that can be used for its benefit. Thus, through the balanced and self-sustainable revitalization of the rural area based on its economic, social and environmental potential, it is intended that the population minimize their desire to migrate and instead develop motivations to stay in their place of origin and find elements that strengthen the identity of the locality, in order to generate a sense of belonging in them.

The architectural program arises from the analysis of the site and the problem, which gave rise to the proposal of three needs: revitalize the rural area, strengthen the sense of belonging and promote opportunities to acquire, generate or stimulate capacities, which were met with spaces that promote the training of theoretical, practical and cultural teaching, the coexistence between the users and their environment, the production of a circular economy, the creation of local identity and the use and care of the environment.

COOPERA emerges as a comprehensive response that works as a social catalyst, a scenario of opportunities for users.

COOPERA is a modular volumetric proposal integrated into the existing context. Within the project, there are many spatial connections between outer and inner space. The creation of walkers and ramp allows universal and free accessibility. The presence of interior patios allow ventilation and the capture of natural lighting.

Multipurpose

Irregular

STRUCTURE

For the construction of the modules, a structure of rigid reinforced concrete frames is proposed in order to generate a versatility because the dividing walls can be adapted to future needs, promoting their appropriation.

The use of local materials as identity elements and the proposed construction systems allow the local workforce to be involved since it is intended that the project serves as an example to regulate future buildings.

Due to the deficiency and non-existence of municipal networks, eco-technologies are proposed so that the project can be self-sustaining.

ROOF CEILING and aluminum gutters for rainwater collection

WOOD BEAMS for ceiling support

SUN PARADES wooden with reed frame

WOOD TRUSSERS

RIGID FRAMES of reinforced concrete

GROUND FLOOR finished with white cement and

WALLS Bajareque technique

INSULATING LAYER made with PET bottles LATTICE carrizo

FOUNDATION

reinforced concrete footings

The project started from the evolution of a rectangular volume that was modulated from the compositional axes of the historical reminiscence existing. In order to highlight its importance, it was proposed as the guiding idea of the project when framing it.

Therefore, from that pure geometry, its decomposition and integration to the natural topography of the area were sought through the game of heights.

By resuming the size of the restaurant as the main module to be replicated and become the architectural program of the project, it allows a volumetric proposal that respects the existing vegetation and topography.

These volumes are traveled through the mysterious routes that cross or surround the buildings, which motivate the user to travel the space on foot, by bicycle or on horseback, and thus the vibrant space is fully enjoyed.

Design team Montserrat Serafín, Miriam Romero, Ma.Fernanda Márquez, José Contreras Puebla, México 2020

In the same way, public space is proposed in

Video presentation

order to connect with the forest that characterizes the site.

The use of natural resources for the implementation of ecotechnologies and the use of materials that blend with the context, were considered to create an integration between the existing and the new.

The program of the project includes commercial, housing and recreation areas which were specifically created to offer entertainment activities for the diverse users.

COMPOSITIVE SCHEME

Frame the existing

Reduce environmental impact

DESIGN INTENTIONS

Economic thrift

Conection between buildings

MODULES

Containment of users

Without dissociating from the activities of the forest

Pure geometry

Decomposition Heights

The master plan contains 17 strategies, landed in 6 stages, which make up 1 project and the possible order of execution of the set is shown as a graph according to the totality of m ² of each of them.

17 6 1

strategies stages project

Casa Histórica

El Mesón del Lago Mercado Central El Mirador

Anfiteatro

Residencial El Encino La Casa del Bosque La Capilla

El Paseo del Lago Intervención Macro-urbano-arquitectóncia

FLORESTA Project also has the ability to be visited at night, offering a fascinating, quiet and romantic atmosphere due to the enhancement of its lights before the immense darkness.

Night tours are something that the user needs to do in order to have a complete experience of the whole project, since different sensations are generated through them.

The Mercad Central houses commercial premises designed for the main needs of residents and their visitors. The building also has offices for both residents and visitors were they can develop business or educational activities enjoying great views of nature through its terrace.

First Floor

MEP CRITERIA

The implementation of eco-techniques for the collection of rainwater and for the generation of energy is considered.

STEELCASE NEXT HUB

Student Design Competition

Washington, D.C 2019

NEXT HUB was raised as an extension of NEXT University. The project aims to increase its reach in a large urban population to provide an alternative place for students of all ages to meet, connect, explore and participate in lifelong learning experiences.

Learning is a very important skill, but above all it’s an element of great help throughout life because you never stop learning, even learning motivates you and develops very important cognitive skills. That is why we seek to change the paradigm of learning through “ideas” which are created by previous and new knowledge that when brought together they concrete.

On the other hand we wanted a concept that reflected the stages of life, since in each one there is a key idea that develops different abilities characteristic of the age, that is why we think that ideas are born, grow, develop and mainly it is intended that they are maintained by sharing them with other people.

Therefore, as the last inspiration we take the communication and direct coexistence of people, when reflecting this exchange of ideas, in a graphic way the usual balloon of conversations is used, which is reflected as a key conceptual element of the project.

Design team

Cecilia Olvera, Ma. José Gonzalez, Luis Barragán, Adal Hernández, Mayte Sánchez

Lecture

Audiovisual

Demostration

90% of the retention of information is through teaching others, therefore, importance was given to spaces for coexistence and integration

The generation of ideas and their exchange in a coexistence environment turned out to be key to the development of the concept

Zoonig of required areas

CEILING AND LIGHTING DESIGN

The concept of communication ballons is reflected for the delimitation of spaces in order to invite the users to access

Active learning classroom

Small seminar classroom

Makerspace

Computer lab

Multipropose classroom

Immersive learning

In-between learning spaces

Learning commons

Locker/copy resource center

Tutoring center

Faculty open connection hub

Faculty private offices

Hourly childcare

Mother’s room

Wild care space:

Lobby

Rest & recreation

Gathering zone

Food & drinks

Community zone

RESIDENCIAL KALI

Puebla, México 2018

It is a residential complex of vertical housing and mixed use located in El Carmen, which is a traditional Puebla neighborhood, in which its population lead a life rooted in their traditions and customs.

The essence of the project is the urban slab. In it, the slabs of the amenities were connected and intertwined with each other in order to create an urban weave or connection with the Carmen neighborhood.

Due to the pedestrian influx that was found in the area, it was important to create an urban plaza on the ground floor of the complex to rescue and promote the coexistence of the community.

Likewise, it was decided to lengthen the side and front sidewalks to create a much more urban environment, thus generating four pedestrian accesses.

The architectural element did not seek to integrate into the existing context because it is proposed as a new milestone.

Design Team

Ana Paula López, Daniela González

Calle13Ote.

CalleVeracruz

Blvd.Héroes5demayo

Site

Respect for existing vegetation and connection of roads

Creation of interwoven urban slab to potentiate pedestrian flow

Site plan

Volumetric exploration

Parking lot floor

The structure is made up of a rigid frame system, created with reinforced concrete columns, which were placed every 6 meters. Most of the columns that rise from the parking lot delimit the structure of the buildings.