Master Portfolio

Portfolio + CV Paul A. Guzman

Selected Works : 2022 - 2023 University of Texas at San Antonio

Paul A. Guzman

Paul A. Guzman D.O.B. - 12.22.2003.

Contact (210)-986-5835 Guzmanpaul925@gmail.com 6715 Elmer Blvd Hello. my name is Paul Guzman and I am in my 2nd year of study for a B.S.arch Degree at the University of Texas at San Antonio. I aspire to be an Architect or major industrial/product designer, I strive for this goal to make a name for myself, have a career im proud of, while caring for my family.

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Education Thomas Jefferson High School Student | August 2018 - June 2022

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University of Texas at San Antonio B.S. Architecture | August 2022 - May 2026 Hard Skills • Adobe CC - Illustrator | Photoshop | Indesign • Microsoft Office - Word | Powerpoint | Excel • Modeling - Rhino 7 | Revit Soft Skills • Critical Thinking • Creative Problem Solving • Presentation Skills

Languages • English - Fluent • Spanish - Limited Hobbies • Reading • Meditation • Drawing/Illustration • Hiking/Walking

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Passive Ease Page 6 - 11

Watching Page 12 - 17

Miscellaneous.

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Passive Ease

Place: San Antonio, Medina County Year: 2023 (Design 3) Type: Agriculture Center Professor: Billy Lambert

Located near the medina river, the project deals with housing the machinery, materials, and faculty, while acting as a center for the surrounding farmsteads.

It utilizes the passive systems of the space to add relief and ease tensions among the faculty while treating it more as a community space instead of a workspace. The center focuses on water collection, air circulation, & sunlight pathing; building A blocks the harsh winds while also serving as an anchor. Building b acts as a docking space to filter the workers through, and Building C reinforces the communal aspect. These are centered around a cistern, the primary collection system. Light materials are used to encourage exchanges, and a light oak frame with outer plaster walls and dividing frosted plexiglass walls. Overall, this space is made to ease tensions as these workers are essential to the well-being of our society.

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Stage 1 - Orientation & Organization

Stage 2 - Restructure & Activity

Stage 3 - Parking & Vehicle Consideration

Stage 4 - Ease of use & Natural Space

Excercise - Space & Circulation

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Viewpoints

Diagram

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Open Space Office Space Materials Storage Farm Equipment

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Building B Cistern

Building C.1

Parking Lot

Program

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Circulation

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Courigated Metal Corrugated Metal

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Pervious Concrete

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Presidence Study

Courigated Metal

Garden Plants

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Galvanized Metal Galvanized Metal

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Presidence Study Courigated Metal

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Live Oak

Decomposed Granite Crushed Decomposed Granite

Concrete

Presidence Study Douglas Fir Wood

Courigated Metal

Garden Plants

Live Oak

Pervious Concrete

Galvanized Metal

Decomposed Granite

Grass & Vegitation

Frosted Plexiglass

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Top View 1:20 Live Oak

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Watching

Place: San Antonio, Utsa Downtown Campus Year: 2023 (Design 1) Type: Pavilion Professor: Norma Blizard & Steven Cordero Partners: Jared W, Steven S, Amy Y

Watching. Defenition: To look at; to take care of; to look at something for a period of time, especially if it is changing or moving; Observe; View attentively with interest; to comtemplate or regard mentally; Continuous observation for Discovery.

Watching. Interpretation: To take in or observe apsects of the object. To contemplate thoughtfully or think about profoundly.

As a whole, this pavilion has a singular purpose, to watch. The shape originating from a tent, meant to house while encouraging viewers to enter. Eye level slits on the sides meant to view along with its general openness, while making the viewer as part of the pavilion.

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Phase 1

Phase 2

Site Model - Utsa Downtown Campus

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Solo Reconstruction

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Watching. The objective is shown through the empty eye-level side sections. The twisted blue plastic strips help tie the structure together as they act as a barrier while minimizing wind damage. Blue was chosen to send the viewer an inviting & calm mood, enabling them to dwell longer. Blue changes it to a more calming & relaxing experience. The horizontal movement of the plastic gives a sense of harmony throughout the structure. All elements combine to provide a compelling experience while having the viewer as part of it.

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Miscellaneous

Place: San Antonio Year: 2022-2023 (Design 2 - Design 3) Type: Other Professor: Billy Lambert, Norma Blizard

Various Notable project from throughout my Architectural Education.

The Medina River Valley Project, being tasked to survey & explore the River Valley for various aspects, then to vizualize it in a unique and informative manner. It was achieved through collage and lists of all the trash in each site The Downtown San Antonio Cognitive Map, a map to illustrate and activate all the cognitive senses, given a certian path to walk. Completing this through pictures taken throughout the trip and represtenting the key landmarks on each walk.

“A Place to Observe from Sunrise to Sunset,” as it states, a Structure meant for observers to sit to watch the sunrise to sunset, located on a waterfront. Solving this through a uninterupted panoramic view.

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Medina River Valley Map Legend: POINTS TOWNS

Roads Diversion Lake Medina River Medina River Irrigation Canal MEDIN

A LAKE

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Medina Lake

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Warning Beams Drain Pipes Jug Shoe

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CASTROVILLE

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• Trash Bag • Misc. Trash

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Soda Cans Modelo Box Metal door River Pipes Croc Sandel Bottles + Milk Jug

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• Hay Bale • Machine The medina river valleyGoing through river

mapping project was to survey & examine medina river, being split into 4 main groups to examine trash, wildlife, abandoned structures, & borders. Then tasked to illustrate this information. This • Warning Beams was done • Drain Pipesthrough capturing all • Jug collaging the trash found through • Shoe the sites, then listing all the trash shown. Only presenting the sites with the most trash seen.

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Soda Cans Modelo Box Metal door River Pipes Soda Cans Croc Sandel Modelo Bottles +Box Milk Jug Metal door River Pipes Croc Sandel Bottles + Milk Jug

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Idea 1

Idea 2

On Site Images

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Congnitive Map - San Antonio, Downtown

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A Place to Observe from Sunrise to Sunset

Site Plan & Site Elevation

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A Place to Observe from Sunrise to Sunset

Site N-S Section

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