Pablo Gaytan
Architecture Portfolio Illustrated works from: 2018 - 2022
Pablo Gaytan
Born: December 12, 1999 Nationality: USA/Mexico
Profession: Architectural Designer Languages: English - Expert Proficiency
Spanish - Native Speaker Proficiency Italian - Beginner Proficiency - Photography- Sketching- Skateboarding- Swimming- Travel- Art -
Contact Information: Phone: +1 (915) 701 - 1888
Email: pablojavier.gaytan@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pablo-gaytan-73b4a21bb
Work Experience
The University of Texas Career Center
2020-2022
Graphic Designer
- Efficiently created and designed flyers for promotion of virtual events such as fairs, lectures, and expos.
Architectura SA
2022-Present
Architectural Designer
- Architectural Designer at San Antonio based firm ‘Architectura SA’, efficiently designed and worked on various projects in development of construction drawings, schematic design and digital renders.
Education
El Paso Community College
2018-2020
Associates Degree of Science in Architecture
- Cumulative GPA of 3.72 - In Dean's List for 3 semesters in a row
The University of Texas at San Antonio
2020-2022
Bachelor's Degree of Science in Architecture
- Cumulative GPA of 3.36 - Spring Semester Honor Roll - Architecture Major GPA of 3.55
Software Skills
RhinoAutocadEnscapeLumion
Revit
PhotoshopIllustratorPremiereInDesign1
El Paso, Texas ,USA
Moved to Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico
Moved back to El Paso, Texas, USA
2000 2010 2018
Graduated from Chapin High School
Enrolled to El Paso Community College Employed as Graphic Designer at UTSA
Table of Contents
1 - CV
4 - Palazzo Ducale of Urbino - Annagenisi
11 - Student Facilities - Eudaimonia
19 - Visitor Center for Mitchell LakePetontas
29 - Hand Drawn Sketches
Transferred to The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) 2020
Graduated with Bachelor of Science in Architecture
2022 2022
2018 Studied Abroad in Urbino, Italy
2020 Employed as Architectural Designer at Architectura SA
2022
Born : December 12, 1999
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Palazzo Ducale of Urbino - Annagenisi
Digital Museum in Urbino, Italy
Fall Semester 2021 Study abroad Studio Program with The University of Texas at San Antonio & The University of Urbino
Director of Program: Dr. John Murphy
Instructor: Prof. Darryl Ohlenbusch
Assistant Instructor: Prof. Curtis Fish
Class Project- Urbino city digital model & Palazzo Ducale digital model designed across entire studio.
In Collaboration with: Hayden Akana Carlos Hinojosa Emily Henninger
In the Northern Region of Marche, Italy lies a small town called Urbino, such town holds home to one of the oldest Renaissance castles which dates back to the 15th century. This castle was once home to the Federico Da Montefeltro.
The basement which was once the Duke's stable, was remodeled to host an exhibition space, and thus with the intention of blending the new and old, a digital exhibition space composed of fabric and digital projectors was proposed.
With the very specific intention of preserving the historic structure, the idea of modular design will allow for a transformable and unprecedented visual experience unlike a traditional museum. Offering multiple layouts and ever changing art.
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Basement floorplan with glass flooring & point cloud render
Axonometric view of Exhibition Space/Stable
Axonometric view of Accessibility Path
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Section Cuts 5
Section Cuts 6
Exhibition Space
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Elevated Flooring System Detail Projector Structural Diagram Detail Bar Link to Render Walktrough of Exhibition Space https://youtu.be/_5sKCASjcOs 8
Renders
Exhibition Space
Exhibition Space
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Urbino City Model
Aerial View of
City
Model
Aerial View of City Model
Link to Render Fly through of Urbino City Model https://youtu.be/mHw-84OIXp4 10
Student facilities - Eudaimonia
Student Facilities for UTSA in Downtown San Antonio Texas, United States Spring Semester 2021 Studio with The University of Texas at San Antonio
Instructor: Professor Darryl Ohlenbusch
As the University of Texas at San Antonio continues to grow, so does the t need for new facilities at the University, over the years the university has seen tremendous growth in all sectors of education, specifically those involved with the downtown campus of the University, allocating the need of more University facilities, those including; student focused facilities.
As of today, there is no student facilities in the downtown campus of the University, only various facilities focused on the educational aspect of the University, therefore lacking the need to provide students that are allocated in the downtown campus with the University and college experience.
Therefore the need for a building to provide, social clubs, gathering spaces, print shops, study spaces and other recreational spaces come in to place.
The focus of this project was precisely as such mentioned, to provide these facilities to students in the downtown campus of UTSA, as well as including spaces which can be of more interest to individuals of the San Antonio downtown community that are not students of the University such as a food court and a public skate park for members of the skating community in San Antonio to partake in, as well as inviting students to explore a new hobby.
Exterior View
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View 12
Site & Ground Floor 1A - Meeting Space 1B - Information Center 1C - Book Store 1D - Student Services 1E - Tech Store 1F - Bike Rental 1G - Dining Hall 1H - Restaurant Space 1I - Restaurant Space 1J - Restaurant Space 1K - Restaurant Space 1L - Skate Park 0’30’ 90’ 180’ 360’ 1A 1B 1C 1D 1F 1G 1H 1I 1J 1K 1L 1E AA FF 0’ 85’ 255’ 510’ 850’ Urban Site Plan Map key: - UTSA expansion - Electric scooters - Bus Stops - Flow of traffic 13
Second Floor
2A - Gaming Lounge 2B - Medical Office 2C - Fitness Center 2D - Maker Space 90’ 2A 2D 2B 2C AA Third Floor 3A - Lounge Lobby 3B - Print Shop 3C - Computer Lab 0’30’ 90’ 180’ 3A 3C 3B AA 4 A B C D E K L M I J G H F Fourth Floor 4 A - FMeeting/event rooms for clubs & organizations 0’30’ 90’ 180’ AA Axonometric View of Structure 14
Level 1 2' 0" Level 2 22' 0" A Asphalt sheet - 2” Roof Drain Water Drain pipe - 2” Rigid Insulation - 1 1/4” Rigid Insulation - 1 3/4” Plaster - 2 1/4” Plywood Finish - 1” Limestone Exterior - 8” Roofing Membrane - 1 3/4” Metal Deck - 3” Truss System - Beam Steel Shading Device Roof Drain Pipe exit Concrete Foundation 1/8” = 1’ 0” Wall Section E Wall Section F 1/8” = 1’ 0” Level 1 2' 0" Level 2 22' 0" 4 Rigid Insulation - 1 3/4” Plaster - 2 1/4” Plywood Finish - 1” Limestone Exterior - 8” Glass Panel - 6” Tile Mosaic - 1” Rectangular Mullion - 2 1/2 ” Rectangular Mullion - 2 1/2 ” Concrete Cast in Place Concrete Foundation Level 1 2' 0" Level 2 22' 0" Level 3 42' 0" Level 4 62' 0" Roof 82' 0" 21 0’ 20’ 60’ Building Section A15
East Elevation 0’ 25’ 75’ 150’ 250’ South Elevation 0’ 25’ 75’ 150’ 250’ North Elevation 0’ 25’ 75’ 150’ 250’ West Elevation 0’ 25’ 75’ 150’ 250’ Level 1 2' 0" Level 2 22' 0" Level 3 42' 0" Level 4 62' 0" Roof 82' 0" MLKJIHG Detail Building Section C 20’ 60’ 0’100’ 16
Exterior Night View
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Axonometric Section
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Visitor Center for Mitchell Lake - Petontas
Mitchell Lake Visitor Facilities in San Antonio, Texas
Spring Semester 2021 Studio with The University of Texas at San Antonio
Instructor:Prof. Darry Ohlenbusch
In the Southern Region of San Antonio, Texas, lies Mitchell Lake and the Audubon center for migrating wildlife. The lake happens to offer enormous possibilities in view and opportunity for individuals to reconnect whit their surroundings in a time where the world become locked inside.
The aim of this project is to create the unique experience of being in a space that is neither fully enclosed, nor fully open. This creates a blurred line between where the user finds himself being inside or outside.
Since the purpose of this project aims to invite the users to be outdoors in the beautiful landscape and experience the beautiful wildlife, the Architecture aims to take an advantage of such opportunity in numerous ways by creating experiences that are inviting of the environment and surroundings of the wildlife.
The visitor facilities consisted of: Main Visitor Center, Bird Blind (structure in which users can view wildlife without disturbing it), and an Education Center
Audubon Center Pavilion Bird Pond Basin 3 Basin 4 Basin 5 Basin 1 Picnic Area
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Bird Blind
The bird blind was designed to keep in mind the limited visual that birds should have on individuals as they go bird watching around Mitchell Lake. The bird blinds provide peek holes where individuals can peek into to look out while remain hidden from bird’s immediate eyesight to avoid disturbing them.
From the other side of the bird blind the view is open and fenced to avoid the possibility of falling whilst in the space, additionally, the roof is partially enclosed and covered with a mesh to allow for flow of air into the space as well as more sightseeing possibilities.
Legend: - Flow Of Traffic - Parking - Angle of View - Bush Line - Trail/Road - Existing Trees - Proposed Gate 300 FT Basin 4 Mitchell Lake Basin 5 enter Pavilion Bird Pond Basin 3 Basin 4 Basin 5 Basin 1 Picnic Area 20
Bird Blind Floorplan 21
Interior Render
Interior Render
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Outpost 01
Outpost 1 sits next to the exisisting open air pavillion which directly branches into the area as well as the existing space. Outpost 1 combines the space of being outdoors and indoors as per program requirement, but more importantly. Outpost 1 has a multipurpose room, a kitchen, an interior shed, and storage spaces for events and gatherings at the Outpost.
Audubon Center Pavilion Bird Pond Basin 3 Basin 4 Basin 5 Basin 1 Picnic Area
Legend: - Existing Open Pavillion - Bush Line - Preexisting Road - Existing Trees - Preexisting Trail - Flow Of Traffic
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Outpost 01 Floorplan 24
Interior Render
Interior Render
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Wild Card: Education Center
Legend: - Exisiting Audubon House
- Bush Line
- Existing Trees
- Preexisting Road
- Preexisting Trail
The education center serves as a space where individuals who are visiting Mitchell Lake can find more information about the environment, the wildlife and what the Place has to offer for those unfamiliar with their surroundings.
Conveniently located in the entrance of the site the Education Center will attract individuals for a quick look before heading further in, to the experience of the site.
enter Pavilion Bird Pond Basin 3 Basin 4 Basin 5 Basin 1 Picnic Area
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Education Center Floorplan 27
Interior Render
Interior Render
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Hand Drawn Sketches
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