PERLA_OCAMPO_PORTFOLIO

P E R L A O C A M P O A R C H I T E C T U R E

T A B L E O F C O

N T E N T S

VOIDS AND SOLIDS//SPRING 2024 + FACTORY//OCTOBER 2024

PLANS//SECTIONS

MODEL+COLLABORATION

P 3-6

ART-LAB MUSEUM//FALL 2024 P 7-11

PLANS//SECTIONS

MODEL+COLLABORATION

REVIT

FLOR PLANS

SECTIONS

ELEVATIONS

INTERIOR RENDERS

EXTERIOR RENDERS

WALL ASSEMBLIES

P 13-19

P 20-22

VOIDS AND SOLIDS//

ANTONIO VAZQUEZ//SPRING 2025

For this project, the studio began by developing a grid using the Fibonacci Sequence or the Golden Ratio formulas. After creating a grid, hatching the spaces with colors was encouraged to create and connect spaces and differentiate mass. The colors I chose are inspired by the flower nasturtium, which has a unique way of attaching itself to the stem. While filling in the grid fully, the studio was to view it as a 3-dimensional object with pockets and voids representing the intentions of the grid. The final stage of this project was to build a physical model of the final design. The physical model I submitted would later provide me the opportunity to work with one of the most respected architecture professors here at Texas A&M College of Architecture, Alejandro Borges.

PLANS//SECTIONS// ANTONIO VAZQUEZ//SPRING 2024

Section A

Section C

MODEL//

ANTONIO VAZQUEZ//SPRING 2024

Later into the year (October 2024), Professor Borges would offer me the chance to build a physically scaleddown model for one of his original designs.