PORTFOLIO AUGUST 2023 by Sara Miranda Luzio

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SARA MIRANDA ARCHITECTURE

TABLE OF CONTENT

3 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 LOS TAJIBOS HOTEL SUMMER 2022 EL BOSQUE Farmers Market FALL 2022 L’ ARTE THE OTTO SPRING 2023 FALL 2022 THE IMPRESSIONUM FALL 2022 THE CHAKRAS SPRING 2023 ARTISTIC SKILLS 2020-2023 08 RESUME Intership Art Gallery Center Arts Center Business Incubator Pavilion Watercolors & Acrylics

RESUME

SARA MIRANDA

EDUCATION

Master of Architecture (M. Arch)

Major in Architecture

University of Kansas / 2021-2026

HONORS & MEMBERSHIP

• Valedictorian of class of 2020

• Highest French Baccalaureat score

• University Honor Roll (2021-2022)

(+1) 785-727-8186

saramiranda234@ku.edu

WORK EXPERIENCE

O’Connell Robertson Austin, Texas

ArchitecturalIntern

4.0

• KU International Excellence Award (1 of 10 students that were awarded a full-ride scholarship)

• National Organization of Minority Architecture Students

• University of Kansas Equestrian Team

SKILLS

Computer

• Adobe Creative Suite

• Sketchup Pro

• Rhino3D

• Revit

• Enscape

LANGUAGES

Spanish

French English

May 2023 - August 2023

• Design and assist with architectural drawings for different projects in the section of health care and education fields.

• Utilized architectural software to design digital models: Revit, AutoCAD, and Ilustrator.

• Processed incoming and outgoing materials for patrons using different software: InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop.

• Participate in regular site visits in different cities of the state and help at the site shadowing the architects.

• Collaborate and participate in charrettes and team meetings for different projects.

Gustavo Dellien Arquitectura

ArchitectureIntern

Santa Cruz, Bolivia

July 2022 – August 2022

• Participated in regular site visits and shadowed lead architects on site.

• Assisted in the design process for a 5 stars hotel’s bar and pool area.

• Utilized Sketchup and Lumion software to execute my project.

• My design was approved and built by the firm.

Artefacto Arquitectura

ArchitectureIntern

Technical

• Sketching

• Photography

• Sculpture

• Modeling

La Paz, Bolivia

June 2018 – August 2018

• Developed architectural drawings using Sketchup for over 10 clients and constructions.

• Conducted over 4 construction site visits and reported to lead architects.

• Presented findings to client’s management, outperforming client’s expectations.

• Directed 10 construction staff workers to ensure construction specifications for homes and buildings.

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VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

Italian Portuguese

Tierra de Hortalizas – Ecolife Initiative

Volunteer

La Paz, Bolivia

May 2019 – August 2019

• Provided assistance in the design of a 1,100 square feet greenhouse.

• Collaborated in greenhouse construction plans and design.

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LOS TAJIBOS HOTEL

Entertainement internship project

July-August, 2022

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During summer 2022, I had the opportunity to work at the architecture firm Gustavo Arquitectura in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. During this internship I had the honor of working on the remodeling of the most luxurious hotel in Bolivia. Los Tajibos is a 5-star hotel that was remodeled by Gustavo Arquitectura this last year.

I was part of two important parts of the project. My first job in the internship was to design the bar for the new pool of the hotel. During this stage I was able to exploit my creativity and my design to the fullest. I took many measures into account such as the circulation of the place, the type of public that would frequent it and climatic factors such as the position of the sun. After doing a few sketches, working hand in hand with the second architect in charge of the project and having several meetings with the hotel owner, my design was approved by our main client and was executed. The team helped me refine it in Autocad and then in Sketchup. Once the modeling was finished, they gave me the job of creating the renders with Lumion. It was a project that helped me a lot to develop my render skills, my creative skills, and to work under pressure alongside a team of architects and engineers.

Once the bar project was finished, I was selected by the main client to design the landscape of the hotel spa entrance. This project was about creating a garden in front of the hotel where people feel welcome at the spa, have a place to sit to wait for public transport and can enjoy the luxury of the hotel at no cost. The main goal was to create a feeling of comfort and welcoming. For this project, I had the idea to create a small space with public benches surrounded by the greenery of the hotel and add a touch of luxury with the type of materials used such as the wood of the seats, the paint decision and the style of lanterns. After creating some sketches, I worked with the team to execute it on the main sketchup model and then they commissioned me to create renders for the final delivery.

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Art Center April 2023

L’ARTE

Kansas City has always been considered a main creative hub connecting essential part of the entertainement industry. L’Arte Arts Center will be a place to connect and gather all thevariety of activities happening within this district located just south of the Kauffman Center. The goal is to create a public space where people will be able to connect and interact with each other. A space where all this creativity will come along and flourish. Located between 17th and 18th street, the shape of the building responds to the idea of creating two “hug spaces” in both sides of the site to not create a back facade to create more flow throughout the project. Create exteriors spaces withing the building where different categories of people can interact.

The distribution of the buidling is divided into two wings: production (east) and consumption (west). This startegy let the staff and education sector in the east wing to not

12 Engaging the dynamic landscape Simple mass Creating exterior spaces within the building Making accessibility Expanding the story Opening the views O setting footprint Creating dynamic with building shape Engaging the dynamic landscape Simple mass Creating exterior spaces within the building Making accessibility Expanding the story Opening the views O setting footprint Creating dynamic with building shape Simple mass Expanding the story Opening the views Offsetting the footprint Creating dynamic with building shape Creating exterior spaces within the building Making accesibility Engaging with the dynamic landscape

Amphitheater Entry Plaza Playground 17th Street Broadway Blvd Central Street 18th Street

These last years, the notion of sustainability is becoming stronger. Future architects should implement green architecture as primary factor in their buildings. L’Arte is a green building that has many sustainable features such as passive systems thanks to a green roof that brings many positive outcomes such as mitigate heat island, water runoff reduction and evaporative cooling. Also, it has a solar roof composed by photovoltaic panels that save a lot of energy for the entire building reducing pollution and costs. Finally, it has permeable pavement that allows filtration of water in the whole site protecting the soil from the city polluants. L’Arte is a great example of what a green building should have for the future generations.

13 KC Gallery Film Row Gallery Show-ARama Gallery Film Vault Lobby Theater MAIN FLOOR 0 ft 16 ft 32 ft 64 ft Learning Space Gallery Studio 1 Studio 2 Outdoor terrace Storage Review room UPPER FLOOR Work Room O ces ST. CUST. Archive Room Mechanical Room ROOF A A A B B B B 80°F 125°F Mitigate heat island e ect Water runo reduction & storage Evaporative cooling Thermal mass during winter 80°F 125°F Mitigate heat island e ect Water runo reduction & storage Evaporative cooling Thermal mass during winter Permeable pavement the parking lot allowsin ltration of air and water Many layers of rocks gradually scaled lter water ow before getting to the soil keeping contaminants away Photovoltaics panels save more energy for the entire buidling reducing cost and pollution By integrating solar panels on the building we can design for energy ciency. Solar panels use the sun as renewable resource to set our carbon footprint without releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere or using any water to produce energy for our communities making the building eco friendly. Photovoltaics panels to save more energy for the entire buidling reducing cost and pollution By integrating solar panels on the building we can design for energy ciency. Solar panels use the sun as a renewable resource to o set our carbon footprint without releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere or using any water to produce energy for our communities making the building eco friendly. Mitigate heat island effect Evaporative cooling Water runoff reduction & storage Thermal mass during winter Photovoltaics panels save more energy for the entire building reducing costs & pollution Permeable pavement allows infiltration of air & water Different layers of rocks gradually scaled filter water flow keeping soil out of contaminants

main hallway that connect wall the community spaces in a wide space

connect wall the community spaces in a wide space

Organizational driver: main hallway that connect wall the community spaces in a wide space

a starting point of the building experience

building experience

Organizational driver: main hallway that connect wall the community spaces in a wide space

Organizational driver: mainoutside circulation connection both parts of the project and outside activities

Organizational driver: main lobby working as a starting point of the building experience

Organizational driver: learning space where people can gather, work together and share.

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Entertainement users Staff Students Entertainement users Staff Students North Elevation

PRIVATE SPACE

SPACE

0 ft 16 ft 32 ft 64 ft

South Elevation

STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC

SECTION AA

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SECTION BB

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THE OTTO

Business

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incubator

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This project helped me to learn the concept of space. The site was a lot on Massachusetts Street between The Eldridge Hotel and 715 Restaurant in Lawrence, Kansas. The project was to designed a small business incubator composed by small restaurants, retails, and offices to help small businesses flourish. I have decided to center my building in the number 8. The number 8 deals with the recycling travel path of energy so I thought that it would be a good idea to implement this notion to my building to create a welcoming environment that never gets boring and has no beginning or end. It would be a building where everything flows with harmony so in that way the small businesses wil grow and flow with it too. I decided to organize the building based on a central oculus in the shape of an eight that makes the connection between the earth (nature), the commercial area of the small shops, the offices on the second floor, and the sky. This oculus would allow a very complex connection between all the spaces creating harmony.

At the entrance, we could find the four restaurants that had a welcoming glass facade, bringing their customers with amazing smells, aromas and unique decorations. One feature very appealing from my building is that I focused on transform each characteristic into a space. We can clearly see this through my door frames that also became their own space letting create an experience when you enter each facility. Then, we have a friction space that connects the retails, with the restaunrants and the bathrooms. Those retails are around an interior green space following the 8-shape of the oculus.

In the second floor, we have a terrace where people can work and have a coffee. In addition, at the back of this terrace, we have the offices area that is more secluded so they can have more privacy but also enjoy of the amazing Mass Street view. I did the connection of the first floor and the second floor through a 8-shape opening creating a terrace so the offices will have a less tense environment and could enjoy the nature lanscape from the first floor.

18 0ft 5ft 10ft 20ft GROUND FLOOR PLAN Retail Retail Retail Retail Retail Friction Space Mechanical space Mail room ELDRIDGE HOTEL 0ft 5ft 10ft 20ft 2nd FLOOR PLAN

19 0ft 5ft 10ft 20ft LONGITUDINAL SECTION 0ft 5ft 10ft 20ft LATERAL SECTION 0ft 5ft 10ft 20ft LATERAL SECTION

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THE CHAKRAS

Pavillion January,2023

This project was about creating a folly at the University of Kansas. The site was located at the south east of KU campus. This project was very inspiring for me since more than a pragmatic function it had an artistic function. My folly was based on the concept of the 7 chakras, which are 7 energy centers in the body that have a great impact on our mental and physical health. The main idea was to create a path of healing through movement and flow. Each sector represents a chakra and has an activity related to its chakra to target specific areas.

This folly was made to create a space of freedom and creativity to release all the stress and academic anxiety. A place where students can heal and prioritize their wellbeing.

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EL BOSQUE

Farmers Market

September,2022

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For this first project I had to create an open air farmers market located in E 1600 Road and N 1700 Road in northeast Lawrence. The main goal of this project was to challenge myself to create an ordering system based of a column we had to create from an object. I created my column based from a blender modifying its shape and adding some elements so my column could have a unique shape and functionality that would help filter light and air.

For my roof system, I wanted to create a notion of flow of the space, this explains the curvilinear shape of the roof that was designed to create aerodynamics so that the wind does not hit against the project but follows the shape of the roof. The roof is divided in 3 parts of different heights to create a stack effect through the clerestory created by the different roof heights. Also, this opening created by the different heights will let light enter during winter so warm

This project let me understand the notion of order and let me use passive strategies to create a welcoming space that will help local entrepreneurs of the area to grow their business and bring the community together.

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THE IMPRESSIONUM

Art Gallery Center

October,2022

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This was one of the most challenging projects I have ever done since it really pushed my creativity. Through this project I have learned architectural values toward geometry, materiality, and iconography. The goal of this project was to create an energetic public cultural hub and green space in an area that is primarly focused on low expectations, commerce and wasted space. I had to select an artist an develop an understanding of their process and how it manifest itself in the character of their studio space. My artist was Claude Monet, founder of impressionist painting who is seen as a key precursor to modernism.

I wanted each part of my building to represent an aspect of my artist. I wanted to represent the brush strokes of Impressionism by translating them into each small “rock” of the building’s shape creating an aggregated and extroverted form.

Likewise, I decided to use the purple texture for my wall representing the painting of “The Artist’s Garden at Giverny” by Monet. In the landscape I used a bridge connecting the green spaces and the building that represents the bridge of “Water Lily Pond”, the grass lawns that represent “The Stack of Wheat”, and the trampolines in the playground that represents the water lilies.

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ARTISTIC SKILLS

Watercolor, pastels, acrylics & sculpture

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Hypocrite Oil Pastels Myself Oil Pastels Libre Acrylics

Acrylics

Matilde

The Loss I Watercolors

The Loss II Watercolors

Abrazame Siempre Sculpture

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PORTFOLIO AUGUST 2023

SARA MIRANDA ARCHITECTURE

TABLE OF CONTENT

RESUME

SARA MIRANDA

EDUCATION

HONORS & MEMBERSHIP

WORK EXPERIENCE

SKILLS

LANGUAGES

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

LOS TAJIBOS HOTEL

STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC

THE OTTO

THE CHAKRAS

EL BOSQUE

Farmers Market

THE IMPRESSIONUM

ARTISTIC SKILLS

Watercolor, pastels, acrylics & sculpture

The Loss I Watercolors

The Loss II Watercolors

Articles inside

ARTISTIC SKILLS

THE IMPRESSIONUM

EL BOSQUE

THE CHAKRAS

THE OTTO

STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC

LOS TAJIBOS HOTEL

SARA MIRANDA EDUCATION