Architecture Portfolio 2024

PORTFOLIO

Miriam Zepeda

MIRIAM FERNANDA ZEPEDA FIMBRES May | 24 | 2003 San Diego, California | Hermosillo, Sonora miriamzepedaf@gmail.com linkedin.com/in/miriamzepeda +52 (662)-3603-625

EDUCATION

Expected graduation date: June 2025

Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios

Superiores de Monterrey

Architecture

EXPERIENCIE

April 2023 - Present

Milenium Construcasa

Architectural Intern

September – December 2023

DEREX

Design of Apartment building (school project)

August – September 2023

Grupo Canoras

Design of customized bioclimatic housing (school project)

February – June 2023

IMPLAN

Design of Circular Economy Center (school project)

Design of Ephemeral housing (school project)

Spanish English SKILLS

AutoCAD

Revit

SketchUp

Lumion

Photoshop

QGIS

Microsoft Office

AWARDS

March 2024

Selection of outstanding Architecture, Art, and Design projects

Collective housing

March 2024

Selection of outstanding Architecture, Art, and Design projects

Residential house design

LANGUAGES

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2

Portales delsol Lopt house

CEC

3 4

Reef

6-semester school project

Autors: Miriam Zepda, Fernanda Siqueros

Apartment building

1 PORTALES

Sep- Dic 2023 DEL SOL Company: Derex

PROJECT

Housing project aimed at integrating urban life with the functioning of the city of Santorini, achieved through the design of public spaces and residences that promote community interaction and socialization.

It offers social areas such as rooftop grills and a central garden; views, balconies, and connection with nature; commercial areas such as a cafeteria and convenience stores; a multipurpose area and a playroom.

The portals in Santorini are a cultural symbol and an essential part of its identity; in our project, they are hybrid spaces serving as transitions between interior and exterior spaces, aiding in infusing a commercial character.

Residential

Amenities

Commercial

TYPOLOGIES OF DEPARTMENTS

Antheon (57m2) Agapi (60m2) Galini (65m2)

East facade West facade

North facade South facade

central garden

North facade

Living room

Master bedroom

Living room

Kitchen

2 LOPT HOUSE Residential house 5-semester school project Autors: Miriam Zepda Ago - Sep 2023 Company: Grupo Canora

1. Carport

2. Laundry room

3. Guest bathroom

4. Kitchen

5. Living room

6. Bar

7. Grill area

8. Office

9. Interior garden

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ground Floor

1 2 3 4 5 2 2 5 3

1. Master bedroom 2. Bathroom with walk-in closet 3. Balcony 4. Living room 5. Secondary bedroom Upper Floor

1. Office 2. Bar 3. Master bedroom 1 2 3 1 1 2 5 4 3 2 4 3 1. Bar 2. Kitchen 3. Secondary bedroom 4. Master bedroom 5. Bathroom with walk-in closet

Grill area 2. Bar 3. Bathroom

closet

1.

with walk-in

Section A-A Section B-B Section C-C

LOUVERS SYSTEM

The balcony has a system that enables its louvers to rotate and move, accommodating the user's preferences and comfort This system is specifically designed to offer protection from solar radiation continuously.

Lobby

Facade

Grill area

Living room

Master bedroom Bar

Secondary bedroom Secondary bedroom

3CEC

Circular Economy Center

Semester: 4

Autors: Miriam Zepda, Dayanna Zavala, Esteban Martinez

Company: IMPLAN

Feb

PROJECT

The CEC project was initiated to support BICICLANDO, a waste collection system developed by the Municipal Institute of Planning (IMPLAN) in collaboration with local stakeholders. IMPLAN, overseeing urban planning in Mexican municipalities, partnered with the university to enhance BICICLANDO's impact This initiative employs electric-assist bicycles operated by women recyclers to provide eco-friendly waste collection services, fostering sustainable urban development.

The project site is located in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, strategically positioned to cater to the community of Colonia Modelo, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods. This locale serves as a focal point for the integration of community members actively engaged in recycling initiatives. With a commitment to fostering environmental stewardship and community engagement, the center boasts tailored amenities catering to the needs and aspirations of residents in Colonia Modelo. Through this strategic positioning and bespoke offerings, the project endeavors to galvanize local enthusiasm for recycling while simultaneously enhancing the quality of life within the neighborhood.

AREA VOLUMETRICS

Staff services

Community neighborhood services

Recreational areas

Assembly of areas

plan 1 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Floor

1. Multipurpose Hall 2. Staff Rest Area 3. Reception 4. Staff Dressing Room 5. Public Restroom 6. Central Garden 7. Bicycle Storage 8. Waste Storage 9. Bicycle shop 10. Garden 11. Urban Orchard 12. Cafeteria

Section B-B

3. Reception 4. Staff Dressing Room 5. Public Restroom 8. Waste Storage 11. Urban Orchard 12. Cafeteria 12 5 4 3 11 7 8 2 1. Multipurpose Hall 2. Staff Rest Area 6. Central Garden 8. Waste Storage 11. Urban Orchard 6 1 8 11

Section A-A

Main facade Urban Orchard

Central Garden

Bicycle accommodation

4REEF

Ephemeral housing

Semester: 3

Autors: Miriam Zepda, Mario Ortiz, Marina Aguilar

Sep

Company: IMPLAN

PROJECT

Situated in Bahia de Kino, along Mexico's western coast in Sonora state, boasts a beautiful beach and rich marine life, attracting a surge in tourism. However, the lack of lodging facilities poses a challenge to sustainable development. Addressing this, Project REEF collaborates with IMPLAN, responsible for urban planning in Mexico, to implement modular housing solutions. These houses, designed for easy assembly and disassembly, offer flexibility, costeffectiveness, and environmental sustainability, meeting the transient accommodation needs of dynamic tourist destinations like Bahia de Kino.

IMPLAN, overseeing urban planning in Mexican municipalities, collaborates with local authorities and experts to enhance living standards. In partnership with the university, IMPLAN develops the project, aiming to meet the lodging demand in Bahia de Kino. Modular housing, deployed with IMPLAN's team during peak seasons, offers advantages such as minimized construction waste and reuse potential, aligning with sustainable urban growth objectives and catering to tourism fluctuations.