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Introduction With an experience of nearly 20 years collaborating in leading design studios in the United Kingdom and Mexico, developing projects in Europe, Asia and the Americas, my aim is to deliver innovative, unique and sustainable projects to provide our clients with added value to their investment. To achieve these objectives, we offer a comprehensive design consultancy and professional support network in Mexico and other locations.

Team As an architect and designer, I believe that high-quality projects can only be achieved through close collaboration. My experience, working with multi-disciplinary international and local teams, has led to a strong belief that teamwork is the key to shared success. This involves the close participation of clients, consultants and colleagues to achieve the common goals and objectives.

My professional experience in the United Kingdom and Mexico and participation in complex international projects has allowed me to better understand the needs of individuals and organisations in order to adapt the workplan and common objectives accordingly. The best approach to problem-solving is that of an effective and integrated collaboration where all participants contribute to a solution.

Selected Projects Since qualification as an architect in 1998 in Mexico and in the United Kingdom in 2006, I have had the opportunity to collaborate at some of the leading design studios in both countries, participating on a wide range of projects. This has allowed me to further develop professional skills to undertake the challenges ahead and work on projects that can improve the lives of people and the conditions of our built environment.

For nearly a decade, my collaboration at Foster + Partners, one of most innovative design practices in the world, has provided me with a vision for excellence in design, organisational skills, international team collaboration and sustainability. My participation in various project typologies such as office, residential, mixed-use, hospitality and infrastructure projects, has contributed to the continuous development of my professional skills and experience.

Research and Development Since early age, I had a strong interest in the complexity of natural systems, the rapid developments in technology and the importance of good design. This led to explore new boundaries during postgraduate studies and research at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London. During this period, I was able explore my ideas on adaptive architecture which I aim to develop further into applications with a positive impact on the way buildings are designed, built and inhabited.

UCL’s world-class academic programme (ranked as one of the best schools of architecture in the world in 2015) and the open interaction with colleagues, academics and professionals from over the world, allowed me to further develop a new approach to architecture. I believe that these ideas, published and awarded at international competitions, can be the next step on architectural design.

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“ As an architect, you design for the present, with an awareness of the past, for a future which is essentially unknown.� - Norman Foster

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 169 Mexico City, 11520, Mexico +52 (1) 55 1441 0096 (MX) +44 (0) 79 5064 0442 (UK) info@srivasarchitects.com www.srivasarchitects.com

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Introducción Con una experiencia de cerca de 20 años colaborando en estudios de diseño en el Reino Unido y México, desarrollando proyectos en Europa, Asia y las Américas, mi objetivo es realizar proyectos innovadores, únicos y sustentables para proporcionar a nuestros clientes con un valor agregado para su inversión. Para lograr estos objetivos, ofrecemos una amplia consultoría de diseño y red de soporte profesional en Mexico y otras ubicaciones.

Equipo Como arquitecto y diseñador, creo que los proyectos de alta calidad solo se pueden lograr a través de una cercana colaboración. Mi trayectoria, trabajando con equipos multi-disciplinarios internacionales, ha llevado a una fuerte convicción que el trabajo en equipo es la clave para el éxito compartido.

Esto requiere la cercana participación de clientes, consultores y colegas para lograr las metas y objetivos comunes.

Mi experiencia profesional en el Reino Unido y Mexico y colaboración en complejos proyectos internacionales me ha permitido tener un mejor conocimiento de las necesidades de individuos y organizaciones para adaptar el plan de trabajo y objetivos de manera acorde. La mejor estrategia para solucionar problemas es la de una colaboración efectiva e integral donde todos los participantes contribuyen a la solución.

Proyectos Seleccionados Desde mi calificación profesional como arquitecto en 1998 en Mexico y en 2006 en Reino Unido, he tenido la oportunidad de colaborar en algunos de los mas destacados estudios de diseño en ambos países, participando en una amplia variedad de proyectos. Esto me ha permitido desarrollar aptitudes profesionales para solucionar retos venideros y desarrollar proyectos que puedan solucionar las condiciones de las personas y del medio ambiente.

Por casi una década, la colaboración en Foster + Partners, una de los estudios de diseño más innovadores del mundo, me ha provisto con una visión de liderazgo, excelencia en el diseño, aptitudes de organización, colaboración con equipos internacionales y desarrollo de proyectos sustentables.

MI participación en varias tipologías de proyecto tales como oficina, residencial, usos mixtos, hotelería e infraestructura, ha contribuido al continuo desarrollo de mi experiencia y aptitudes profesionales.

Investigación y Desarrollo Desde temprana edad, he tenido un gran interés en la complejidad de los sistemas naturales, los rápidos desarrollos en tecnología y la importancia del buen diseño. Esto llevo a explorar nuevos temas durante estudios de posgrado e investigación en la Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London. Durante este periodo, pude explorar mis ideas en arquitectura adaptable que busco desarrollar en aplicaciones con un impacto positivo en la forma en que los edificios son diseñados, construidos y habitados.

El reconocido programa de UCL (calificada una de las mejores escuelas de arquitectura a nivel mundial en 2015) y la abierta interacción con colegas, académicos y profesionales de todo el mundo, me permitió desarrollar un nuevo acercamiento a arquitectura. Creo que estas ideas, las cuales fueron publicadas y premiadas en concursos internacionales, pueden ser el próximo paso en diseño arquitectónico.

Salvador Rivas BA MA RIBA ARB LEED AP

Director

“ Como arquitecto, diseñas para el presente, con conocimiento del pasado, para un futuro que es esencialmente desconocido.” - Norman Foster

Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 169 Ciudad de Mexico, 11520, Mexico +52 (1) 55 1441 0096 (MX) +44 (0) 79 5064 0442 (UK) info@srivasarchitects.com www.srivasarchitects.com

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BA MA RIBA ARB LEED AP Visión Con una experiencia de cerca de 20 años, colaborando en destacados estudios de diseño en el Reino Unido y Mexico, en una amplia variedad de proyectos internacionales, mi objetivo es desarrollar proyectos innovadores, unicos y sustentables para proporcionar valor agregado a nuestros clientes.

Experiencia Profesional - Proyectos Seleccionados 2017 - actual | s*arc: salvador rivas architects Proyectos Seleccionados Fundador y Director de nuevo estudio de arquitectura y diseño enfocado en el desarrollo de proyectos innovadores, únicos y sustentables, tales como: Plan Maestro, Bombay, India | Proyecto Usos Mixtos, Toluca, EDMX | Proyecto Usos Mixtos, San Pedro, NL | Torre Residencial, Monterrey, NL | Proyectos Usos Mixtos, Londres, Reino Unido | Torre Universal, CDMX | Casa MM, Xalapa, Veracruz.

2002 | 2006 - 2017 | Foster + Partners 2013 - 2017 | Nuevo Aeropuerto Internacional de la Ciudad de México Arquitecto Socio desde Concurso hasta Documentos de Construccion como parte del equipo de diseño del Edificio Terminal de Pasajeros, Centro Terrestre Intermodal y la Torre de Control Aéreo, con una participación importante en la coordinacion general de los diferentes aspectos del proyecto.

2012 - 2017 | Usos Mixtos Saqqara | San Pedro, México Arquitecto Socio desde Concurso hasta Terminación (Fase 01). En total, desarrollo de usos mixtos de 250,000 m2 con 2x torres residenciales de 130m de altura y 4x edificios de oficinas. Papel principal en todas las etapas de diseño, comunicación con el cliente y coordinacion de proyecto.

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Otros Proyectos Aeropuerto Internacional de Tocumen, Panamá | Plan Maestro del Distrito Central de Negocios Beijing | Hotel de Lujo, Ryadh, EAU | Resort de Lujo Oberoi, Islas Mauricio | Villas de Lujo Banyan Tree, Islas Mauricio | Concurso para Torre de Oficinas Corporativas, Ciudad de México.

2005 - 2006 | Hamilton Associates | Londres, Reino Unido

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Proyectos Seleccionados Torre Strata, Londres, Arquitecto de DD para diseño de interiores de torre residencial de 45 niveles | Bishops Avenue, Londres: Arquitecto para etapa de construcción de desarrollo residencial de lujo.

Papel en el desarrollo de diseño, comunicacion con el cliente y coordinacion de equipos de proyecto.

2004 | MM Architects | Londres, Reino Unido

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Proyectos Seleccionados Corporativo RMMJ, Londres | Centro de Ciencia Ashford | Atlantic College, Gales | Corporativo Max Mara, Londres | Palacio Van Axel, Venecia | Oficina Real Sociedad de Artesanos, Londres. Papel en el desarrollo de diseño, comunicacion con el cliente y coordinacion de equipos de proyecto.

2003 | TEN Arquitectos | Ciudad de México

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Proyectos Seleccionados Concurso Plan Maestro Parques Polanco | Edificio Residencial de Lujo, Condesa | Edificio Residencial de Lujo, Santa Fe | Hotel de Lujo, Reforma | Estudios para Residencia Privada, Puerto Vallarta.

Papel en el desarrollo de diseño y coordinacion de equipos de diseño y proyecto. © TEN

2003 | HOK | | Ciudad de México Proyectos Seleccionados Diseño de Interiores Corporativos Deloitte and Touche | Diseño de Interiores Corporativos Toshiba | Diseño de Interiores Corporativos Sony | Concurso Jardines de Tepozán | Edificio Corporativo BdM. Papel en el desarrollo de diseño, comunicacion con el cliente y coordinacion de equipos de proyecto.

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1998 - 2000 | Direccion de Proyectos Universidad Veracruzana | Xalapa, México Proyectos Seleccionados Biblioteca Multimedia USBI, Veracruz | Auditorio Universidad Veracruzana, Veracruz | Instituto de Tecnología, Xalapa | Sala de Conciertos OSX, Xalapa | Planeación de Campus Central UV, Xalapa.

Papel en el desarrollo de diseño y coordinacion de equipos de diseño y de proyecto.

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salvador rivas | architecture * design BA MA RIBA ARB LEED AP Intereses Un gran interés en educación, aprendizaje e investigación, me ha permitido desarrollar aptitudes profesionales para enfrentar diversos retos y participar en una gran diversidad de proyectos. Esto, complementado con mi participación en conferencias, concursos y otras actividades académicas.

s*arc Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 169 Ciudad de Mexico, 11520, Mexico +52 (1) 55 1441 0096 (MX) +44 (0) 79 5064 0442 (UK) info@srivasarchitects.com www.srivasarchitects.com

Calificaciones y Aptitudes Educación 2018 | Universidad Iberoamericana CDMX Profesor en Cátedra Holcim Para Diseño Accesible y Susentable 2011 | USGBC LEED BD+C Profesional Acreditado 2006 | Royal Institute of British Architects | Architects Registration Board Arquitecto Calificado en Reino Unido y Unión Europea | Arquitecto Registrado en Reino Unido

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2005 - 2006 | University College London, Reino Unido Certificado en Práctica Profesional y Gerencia de Proyecto (Parte 3) – Distinción 2000 - 2001 | University College London, Reino Unido Maestría en Diseño Arquitectónico – Mención Especial

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1993 - 1998 | Universidad Veracruzana | Xalapa, México Licenciatura en Arquitectura – Distinción | Arquitecto Calificado en México Conferencias Seleccionadas 2018 | BOND ARC LATAM, Ciudad de Panama 2017 | Expo CIHAC, Ciudad de México 2016 | Academia Nacional de Arquitectura, Monterrey 2016 | ITESM, Puebla 2016 | Universidad Veracruzana, Xalapa 2012 | Universidad de Monterrey 2009 | Universidad de las Américas, Puebla

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Reconocimientos 2018 | XV Bienal de Arquitectura Mexicana - Mencion Honorifica 2016 | Universidad Veracruzana – Premio a Egresado Distinguido 2003 | Premio en Concurso Internacional Velux 2001 | Premio en Concurso de Acero Corus en Reino Unido

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Concursos 2018 | Concurso Internacional de Diseño Reside Mumbai - Finalista 2018 | Arquine: Pabellon Mextropoli 2018 - Finalista 2017 | RIBA: Proyecto de Usos Mixtos para Regeneración Urbana 2003 | Concurso Internacional Velux: Luz y Arquitectura

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Aptitudes Profesionales Diseño Arquitectónico en diferentes tipologías | Diseño y Planeación Urbana | Diseño de Interiores | Diseño Sustentable | Investigación en Diseño | Comunicación con Clientes | Coordinacion con Equipos | Coordinacion de Consultores | Gerencia de Proyecto | Trabajo en Equipo.

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Intereses Viajes | Fotografía | Cultura y Artes | Naturaleza | Deportes: Correr, Natación, Ciclismo | Gastronomía | Voluntariado: Líder de Equipo en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012. © SRivas

TI y Programas Informáticos Bentley Microstation | Adobe Design Suite: InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat | Paquete Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Powerpoint.

Idiomas Español (Materna) | Inglés (Profesional) | Francés (Básico).

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BA MA RIBA ARB LEED AP Overview With an experience of 20 years, collaborating in leading design studios in the United Kingdom and Mexico in a range of high profile projects worldwide, my aim is to develop innovative, unique and sustainable projects that can provide added value to clients, stakeholders and users.

Professional Experience - Selected Projects 2017 - current | s*arc: salvador rivas architects 2017 | Varied Projects Founder and Director of a new architecture and design studio focused on the development of innovative, unique and sustainable projects such as: Masterplan, Mumbai, India | Mixed Use Project, Toluca, Mexico | Mixed Use Project, San Pedro, Mexico | Residential Tower, Monterrey, NL | Mixed Use Project, London, UK | Universal Tower, Mexico City | MM House, Xalapa, Mexico.

2002 | 2006 - 2017 | Foster + Partners 2013 - 2017 | Mexico City New International Airport Associate Partner Architect involved from Competition through to Construction Drawings stages as part of the Team for the design of Passenger Terminal Building, Ground Transportation Centre and Air Traffic Control Tower, with a key role in general coordination of different aspects of the project.

2012 - 2017 | Saqqara Mixed Use | San Pedro (Monterrey), Mexico Associate Partner Architect from Competition throughout Completion for first F+P built project in Mexico (Phase 01). A 250,000 sq.m mixed use development project with 2x 130m-high residential towers and 4x office buildings. Key role in all design stages, client liaison and project coordination.

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Selected Projects Tocumen International Airport Expansion, Panama | Central Beijing District Masterplan Competition | High End Urban Hotel, Ryadh, UAE | Oberoi Luxury Resort, Mauritius | Banyan Tree Luxury Villas, Mauritius | High-Rise HQ Tower Competition, Mexico City | Motor City Competition, Aragon, Spain.

2005 - 2006 | Hamilton Associates | London, United Kingdom

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Selected Projects Strata Tower, London: Architect for DD stage of interior packages for 45-storery residential tower | Bishops Avenue, London: Architect for Construction stage of high-end residential development. Role in design development, client liaison and coordination of design and multi-disciplinary teams.

2004 | MM Architects | London, United Kingdom

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Selected Projects RMMJ Headquarters, London | Ashford Discovery Centre | UWC Atlantic College, Wales | Max Mara Headquarters, London | Palazzo Van Axel, Venice | Royal Society of Cordwainers HQ, London. Role in design development, client liaison and coordination of design and multi-disciplinary teams.

2003 | TEN Arquitectos | Mexico City

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Selected Projects Parques Polanco Masterplan Design Competition | High-End Residential Building, Condesa | HighEnd Residential Development, Santa Fe | High-End Hotel, Reforma | Private Residence Design Studies, Puerto Vallarta. Role in design development and design team coordination. © TEN

2003 | HOK | Mexico City Selected Projects Deloitte and Touche Corporate Interiors | Toshiba HQ Corporate Interiors | Sony HQ Santa Fe Corporate Interiors | Tepozan Gardens Competition | BdM HQ Building | High-End Retail Development.

Role in design development, client liaison and coordination of design and multi-disciplinary teams.

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1998 - 2000 | Direccion de Proyectos Universidad Veracruzana | Xalapa, Mexico Selected Projects USBI Multi-Media Library, Veracruz | Universidad Veracruzana Auditorium, Veracruz | Technology Institute, Xalapa | Xalapa Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall | Universidad Verarcruzana Campus Xalapa Re-Development. Role in design development and coordination of multi-disciplinary teams.

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salvador rivas | architecture * design BA MA RIBA ARB LEED AP Interests I have a strong interest in education, learning and research which has allowed me to develop professional skills to resolve challenges while working on a wide range of projects. This has been complemented with my participation in acdemic lectures, design competitions and extra-curricular activities.

s*arc Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 169 Mexico City, 11520, Mexico +52 (1) 55 1441 0096 (MX) +44 (0) 79 5064 0442 (UK) info@srivasarchitects.com www.srivasarchitects.com

Qualifications and Skills Education 2018 | Universidad Iberoamericana - Mexico City Professor at Holcim Chair in Sustainable and Accesible Design 2011 | USGBC LEED BD+C Accredited Professional 2006 | Royal Institute of British Architects | Architects Registration Board Qualified Architect in the UK and EU | Registered Architect in the UK

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2005 - 2006 | University College London, UK Certificate in Professional Practice and Project Management (Part 3) - Distinction 2000 - 2001 | University College London, UK Master in Architectural Design - Special Mention

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1993 - 1998 | Universidad Veracruzana | Xalapa, Mexico B.Arch in Architecture - Distinction | Qualified Architect in Mexico Selected Lectures 2018 | BOND ARC LATAM, Panama City 2017 | Expo CIHAC, Mexico City 2016 | Architecture National Academy, Monterrey 2016 | ITESM, Puebla 2016 | Universidad Veracruzana, Xalapa 2012 | Universidad de Monterrey 2009 | Universidad de las Américas, Puebla

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Awards 2018 | XV Mexican Architecture Biennale - Honourable Mention 2016 | Universidad Veracruzana – Distinguished Graduate Award 2003 | Velux International Competition Award 2001 | Corus UK Steel Competition Award

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Competitions 2018 | Reside Mumbai International Design Competition - Finalist 2018 | Arquine: 2018 Mextropoli Pavilion - Finalista 2017 | RIBA: Mixed Use Project for Urban Regeneration 2003 | Velux International Competition: Light and Architecture

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Skills Professional Architectural Design in various typologies | Urban Design and Masterplanning | Interior Design and Fit-Out | Sustainable Design | Design Research | Client Liaison | Team Coordination | Consultants Coordination | Project Management | Teamwork | Hand Sketching.

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Interests Travel | Photography | Culture and Arts | Nature | Sports: Running, Swimming, Cycling | Gastronomy | Volunteering: Team Leader at 2012 London Olympic Games. © SRivas

IT and Software Bentley Microstation | Adobe Design Suite: InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat | Microsoft Office Package: Word, Excel, Powerpoint.

Languages Spanish (Native) | English (Professional) | French (Basic).

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s*arc: salvador rivas architects - Selected Projects mixed use Experience in the development of mixed-use projects of different scales in various locations. Design considers different uses such as education, retail, residential, office and hospitality to create truly sustainable communities.

Importance is also given to research and development of technologies that would provide future flexibility.

Mixed Use Project | London, UK

Mixed Use Project | London, UK

Mixed Use Project | London, UK

Masaryk Mixed Use | Mexico City

Masaryk Retail | Mexico City

Masaryk Amenities | Mexico City

Mextropoli Pavilion | Mexico City

CUMT | Toluca

CUMT | Office | Toluca

Delta Tower | Mexico City

Universal Tower | Mexico City

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office Experience in the development of office projects from mid-rise buildings to high-rise towers. Understanding new trends in workplace design, the main focus is to create efficient new spaces and experiences that would result in the well-being and motivation of work teams. Importance is given to the future flexibility and flexibility of spaces.

residential Experience in the development of residential projects from family homes to mid-rise residential towers. The main focus is to create close communities and enhance sustainability aspects such as provision of natural ventilation and lighting. Importance is also given to the materiality and relation of the buildings with its immediate context.

MM House | Xalapa

Corporate Offices | P4 | San Pedro

Residential Hexa | Mexico City

Reside Housing | Mumbai

Corporate Offices | P4 | San Pedro

Residential Tower | Monterrey

Corporate Offices | P4 | San Pedro

Residential Amenities | Monterrey

Corporate Offices | P4 | San Pedro

Residential Interior | Mexico City

Business Hotel | Mexico City

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2018 - Current | Mixed-Use Corporate Project | Toluca, Mexico Our approach for this project provides maximum flexibility to anticipate and respond to our client’s future needs. At ground level, a series of public and retail spaces provide a variety of facilities to benefit the wider community, as well as the building’s tenants and guests. A modular prefabricated steel structure enables the creation of large, open spaces that can be re-configured to provide adaptable offices, promoting communication between the different users.

The envelope, a combination of high-quality polycarbonate, glass and metal mesh panels, provides natural lighting and ventilation to all the internal spaces, giving the project a distinctive character in the surrounding urban context and resulting in a truly sustainable mixed-use building.

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Appointment: February 2018 Client: Private Use: Retail | Office Stage: Schematic Design Height: 12 storeys | 55 m Area: 12,000 sq.m Certification: LEED Silver v4 (target)

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2017 - Current | Mixd Use Building | San Pedro Garza S*ARC + IAARQ Detail design for a design stages of 24,000 square-metre mixed-use building within Phase 04 of the Saqqara development. Foster + Partners’ conceptual design considers the main drop-off, main lobby and commercial showroom, commercial area at plaza level, flexible and efficient office floor plates at the upper levels. All the spaces are organised around a full-height central atrium that optimises natural lighting and ventilation, and enables connectivity between the different areas.

The building’s circulation leads visitors to through a series of spaces and environments, each with its own distinct character. The commercial area opens up to a central park through a series of open terraces and water features, promoting the connection between the interior and landscape

Appointment: 2017 Client: IDEI Use: Retail | Office Stage: Detail Design | Pre-Sale Height: 10 storeys + 7 basements Area: 40,000 sq.m Certification: LEED Silver

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2017 - Current | Mixed-Use Project | London, United Kingdom S*ARC Responding to the competition to rethink the UK’s outdated gasholder structures, Salvador Rivas Architects proposed an innovative mixed-use development that could bring together a sustainable mixture of uses, from culture, hotel and office to residential to create a unique new community. The lower levels are dedicated to services, public spaces and green areas, whilst the upper levels accommodate the remaining functions. Our design is based on a standardised structural system for the buildings that can be applied to all their component parts and which allows for maximum flexibility should any building uses change in the future. The circular configuration enables the creation of a large internal courtyard that optimises natural ventilation and lighting and is covered by a lightweight geodesic domed. This protects both the central courtyard and landscaped roof terraces, allowing these sky-gardens to be used all year round.

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Appointment: TBC Client: Private Use: Education | Leisure | Retail | Hotel | Office | Residential | Gallery Stage: Concept Design Height: 9 storeys | 45 m Area: 105,000 sq.m Certification: LEED Gold (target)

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2018 - Koliwada’s Koliving | Mumbai, India S*ARC + Monoforma - Runner Up at Reside International Design Competition We are really pleased with the results from ´Reside´ International Design Competition where a jury including Norman Foster, Daniel Libeskind and Dominique Perrault has chosen a proposal by s*arc: salvador rivas architects + monoforma as one of three runners-up in an international competition to develop ideas for the regeneration of Mumbai’s Koliwada peninsula. The ‘Reside’ ideas competition, initiated by arch out loud, set out to examine social segregation in India’s rapidly growing cities and look at alternative, more inclusive models of mixed-use housing development. The Koliwada Koliving concept aims to promote a sense of equality, belonging and pride among existing and new residents. This is achieved, in part, through ‘common ground’, on land and on water: attractive new public spaces, streets that encourage life and activity, new infrastructure and highly adaptable mixed residential units.

Client: Competition Use: Mixed Use Masterplan | Infrastructure | Urban Equipment | Commerce | Culture | Education | Health | Residential Stage: Concept Design Masterplan Area: 10 Ha Built Area: 275,000 m2

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2017 - Current | Universal Tower | Mexico City S*ARC Salvador Rivas Architects have developed the concept design for this 200-metre mixed-use tower in Mexico City which addresses the site constraints and building programme to create an innovative mixed-use development. Due to its privileged location, special care was given to aspects of accessibility, mobility and sustainability to create a distinctive tower with a generous urban plaza and public space at its base.

Appointment: TBC Client: Private Use: Retail | Office | Residential Stage: Concept Design Height: 45 storeys | 200 m Area: 120,000 sq.m Car Park: 720 parking spaces Certification: LEED Gold (target)

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La propuesta para mejorar la conectividad de la zona es fomentar la circulación peatonal mediante la creación de una amplia plaza pública y mejoramiento de las conexiones de circulación peatonal y de transporte público.

Street view from Bucarelli

1. Accesos: Legibilidad en su ubicación y consideración para los requerimientos de accesibilidad.

2. Plaza Pública: Genera un amplio espacio con paisajismo urbano y natural para uso del público en general.

3. Movilidad: Fomenta el uso de transporte público y circulación peatonal. Capacidad de estacionamientos al mínimo con posibilidad de conversión a otros usos.

4. Áreas Comerciales: Ubicadas en los niveles bajos del desarrollo con acceso fácil y adecuado.

5. Oficinas de Co-Working: Espacios flexibles y adaptables.

Área Comercial

El Periódico El Universal, el Gran Diario de México, con una historia de más de 100 años continúa su avance hacia el futuro mediante el desarrollo de una nueva sede en una de las mejores ubicaciones de la Ciudad de México y de todo el país.

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Con esta propuesta, se busca crear un nuevo desarrollo de usos mixtos que sea social, económica y medioambientalmente sustentable, en el cual se conjuguen una variedad de usos que darán nueva vida y tendrán un impacto positivo en la zona. Su privilegiada ubicación, en una de las esquinas más importantes de la Avenida Paseo de la Reforma busca reactivar una mayor y mejor relación con las áreas circunvecinas.

En los niveles intermedios de una torre emblemática de gran altura, se ubican las oficinas del Periódico Universal y oficinas Environmental generales, en plantas flexibles y adaptables.

Estas áreas cuentan con elementos distintivos como accesos a roof gardens, balcones y atrios que permiten la interconectividad de “clusters” de espacios de trabajo. Las oficinas para co-working se encuentran ubicadas en

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1. Recolección y almacenamiento pluvial 2. Protección de asoleamiento 3. Envolvente con celdas fotovoltaicas 4. Envolvente con ventilación natural 5. Vistas panorámicas 6. Cubiertas verdes 7. Viento reducido en base de torre am 8. Protección de ruido ambiental

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12,000 m2 - Oficinas Periódico Universal 5,000 m2 - Oficinas Co-Working 9,600 m2 - Comercial

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Los accesos para los diferentes usos se encuentran claramente definidos para crear una experiencia única para usuarios, visitantes y público en general.

Aerial View from North

18,900 m2 - Residencial

Exploded Axonometric and Use Diagram Plaza Pública

Street View from Reforma

6. Oficinas Periódico El Universal: Ubicadas en los niveles medios cuentan con areas amplias y flexibles. Acceso a áreas verdes y de esparcimiento.

7. Oficinas Generales: Ubicadas en niveles bajos de torre con áreas flexibles e interconectividad entre niveles.

Posible acceso a balcones y áreas abiertas.

8. Amenidades Residenciales: Ofrecen una amplia oferta de servicios a los residentes del desarrollo.

9. Unidades Residenciales: Ubicados en los niveles superiores de la torre con áreas flexibles y abiertas.

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2017 - Current | Residential Tower | Monterrey S*ARC + IAARQ Salvador Rivas Architects + IAARQ have developed the design of a 20-storey residential tower in Monterrey, Mexico. The design considers the particular conditions of the site, in terms of planning restrictions, orientation and the opportunity for panoramic views, and departs from a conventional volumetric solution. The result is a distinctive and efficient volume that responds uniquely to its surroundings.

The main objective is for each apartment to benefit from its orientation and maximise views, while maintaining an optimal internal distribution. The base of the tower accommodates the car parking requirements of the project and a series of amenities and landscaped areas for the enjoyment of residents and visitors alike. The project is currently in pre-sale and rapidly proceeding into construction documents stage.

Appointment: 2017 Client: IDEI Use: Residential Stage: Detail Design | Pre-Sale Height: 20 storeys Area: 25,000 sq.m Certification: TBC

East Aerial View

Main Amenities Area

Exterior Amenities Area

Northeast View Š Design | Images: S*ARC + IAARQ

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South View

Multi-Use Hall

Fitness Center

Amenities Terrace Š Design | Images: S*ARC + IAARQ

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Selected Projects - Professional Experience Overview infrastructure

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Experience on large and complex airport projects from competition stage up to construction documents. Key role on different aspects of the projects, coordination of multi-disciplinary design and consultants’ team and liaison with Client and other relevant entities, resulting on experience on how to manage large projects.

F+P | HQ Tower | Madrid

F+P | NAICM | Mexico City

F+P | TIA | Panama

Experience on high-end residential projects, ranging from family houses to mixed-use high-rise towers in different countries such as United Kingdom, China, India and Mexico. This has provided a good understanding on how to address peoples’ needs, on different cultures, to deliver a project that can fullfill their aspirations for better living. © Foster+Partners

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HOK | BdM | Mexico City

F+P | CBD Masterplan | Beijing

F+P | Biometropolis | Mexico

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F+P | SOL Tower | Beijing

F+P | SAQQARA | San Pedro

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F+P | 1973 Worli | Mumbai

© Foster+Partners

F+P | SAQQARA | San Pedro

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F+P | CBD Masterplan | Beijing

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TEN | Condesa Residential | Mexico City

Hamiltons | Strata Tower | London

F+P | 250 City Road | London

Experience on high-end hotel and resort projects, following the highest standards of design and operation from international hotel operators such as Oberoi Group and Banyan Tree.

This has provided me with a good understanding on how to address operators’ and guests’ needs to deliver succesful projects. © TEN

© Hamiltons

© Foster+Partners

F+P | Cap Durai | Mauritius

© Foster+Partners

F+P | Luxury Hotel | Riyadh

© Foster+Partners

F+P | Corniche Bay | Mauritius

© Foster+Partners

F+P | Luxury Hotel | Riyadh

© Foster+Partners

F+P | Corniche Bay | Mauritius

© Foster+Partners

HOK | Retail | Mexico City

F+P | Corniche Bay | Mauritius

Photokinetic House

© HOK

© Foster+Partners

© SRivas

British Pavilion | London

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DPUV | USBI | Veracruz

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2013 - 2017 | Mexico City New International Airport Foster + Partners | Fernando Romero Enterprise The design by Foster + Partners and FR-EE won the international competition to design Mexico´s new international airport. The passenger terminal, now under construction, represents the first in a new generation of airports – its long-span integrated grid-shell structure responds to complex site conditions, provides a high degree of flexibility, sustainability and a unique and uplifting passenger experience.

As an Associate Partner at Foster + Partners, Salvador was involved throughout all qualification and design stages, up to the start of construction, as part of the Master Architect Team. He subsequently held a key role in Mexico City as the liaison with the client and stakeholders, undertaking project management and coordinating with design and multi-disciplinary consulting teams on different aspects of the project.

Appointment: 2014 Client: GACM Stage: Under Construction Link: http://www.fosterandpartners.com/news/archive/2014/09/ httpwwwfosterandpartnerscomnewsarchive201409foster-and-partners-todesign-new-international-airport-formexico-city/

Southwest Aerial View

Southeast Aerial View

External Elevation from Apron

Main Access Road

Main Access Plaza

Departures Level © Design | Images: FP_FREE

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Check-in Hall

Central Circulation Spine

Main Central Space

Arrivals Corridor

External Envelope Detail

Funnel Detail

Boarding Gates Pier Š Design | Images: FP_FREE

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2012 - 2014 | Tocumen International Airport Foster + Partners Foster + Partners design for Panama’s new airport terminal, currently under construction, reflects the country’s landscape to evoke a unique sense of place, welcoming visitors and creating a distinctive experience of this new international hub. The design process was integrated, conceived through seamless collaboration between engineers and architects, and the resulting innovative design is highly responsive to the climate and environment.

As an Associate at Foster + Partners, Salvador Rivas was involved throughout all qualification and design stages, up to the start of construction. He also held a key role in design, client liaison and the coordination of exterior design packages, and coordination with integrated multi-disciplinary in-house and external consulting teams.

Appointment: 2011 Client: CNO for TIA Location: Panama City Area: 80,000 m² Stage: Under Construction Link: http://www.fosterandpartners. com/projects/tocumen-internationalairport/

Southeast Aerial View

Southeast View from Apron

Aerial East View

Departures Level

Departures Level - Construction

Aerial View - Construction © Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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Check-in Hall

Departures Level

Northwest Elevation

Southeast Elevation

Arrivals Baggage Reclaim Hall Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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2011 - 2017 | FP_FREE | SAQQARA Foster+Partners Salvador Rivas was the Associate Partner and project lead for Foster + Partners’ first built project in Mexico. Saqqara is a prestigious mixed-use development on a unique site in San Pedro. Its two 130-metre towers are raised above the ground to allow views of the surrounding greenery and mountains. Inside, the residences are arranged as ‘houses in the sky’; nearly every room has natural light and each unit features generous curved balconies.

The towers are complemented by four office buildings, which provide a flexible and well-connected workplace. Working from the competition stage to the successful completion of phase one, Salvador played a key role leading client liaison, as well as in the coordination of design and consulting teams and construction supervision.

Appointment: 2011 Client: IDEI Location: San Pedro Garza, Mexico Area: 80,000 m² (Phase 01) Height: 135 m (35 storeys) Stage: Completed (Phase 01 - 2017) Link: http://www.fosterandpartners. com/projects/saqqara-development/

North Aerial View

North Aerial View

Main Access

Plaza Level

Tower Main Access Lobby

Tower Main Access Lobby

South Aerial View © Design | Images: Foster+Partners © Photos: TIFF Digital

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Apartment Balcony

North Elevation

Northwest Aerial View

Tower Base Area

Tower Drop-Off

Northwest View Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners Š Photos: TIFF Digital

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2012 | 250 City Road Foster+Partners Foster+Partners project for a mixed-use development in Central London, including 2x 130-m high residential towers, low-rise residential, affordable housing, hotel and retail, around a landscaped square. The design considers the existing urban context and aims to provide high quality common spaces to residents and users alike, thus creating a sense of truly sustainable community, all day round.

Associate Partner Architect involved in Concept Design stage. Key role in development of initial design proposals, client liaison, coordination with design and multidisciplinary local consulting teams. Responsible for the coordination of production of conceptual sketches, architectural drawings, models and design report documents for concept design presentation and planning permission.

Appointment: 2012 Client: Berkeley Homes Location: London, United Kingdom Area: 130,000 m² Height: 150 m (38 storeys) Stage: Construction Documents Link: http://www.fosterandpartners. com/projects/250-city-road/

Residential Tower Top

The vision for the regeneration of 250 City Road, a triangular site between Angel and Old Street Stations, is to transform a low density 1980s business park into a high-density, low energy residential community. Bringing together a mixture of uses, for living, work and leisure.

Residential Towers and Hotel

View from Inner Square

View from Street Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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Aerial Context View

View from Neighbouring Square

View from Union Canal

View from the Street

Inner Square

Low-Rise Residential Buildings

View from City Road Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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2010 | 1973 Worli Foster+Partners The 1973 Worli mixed-use development in Mumbai, now under construction, consists of three 300-metre towers atop a multi-functional podium, which aims to minimise its impact on its surroundings while achieving all the complex functional requirements of the programme. The design of the towers, conceived from the inside out to create a more responsive solution, takes into account its context and traditional local design elements to create an iconic contemporary design.

As an Associate at Foster + Partners, Salvador Rivas was involved from the project´s inception and in both concept and scheme design stages and held a key role in the development of the initial design proposals, in client liaison, and in coordination with design and multi-disciplinary local and international consulting teams.

Appointment: 2010 Client: Omkar Development Location: Mumbai, India Area: 300,000 m² + Parking Height: 300m (80 storeys) Stage: Under construction

General Roof Plan

North Aerial Nightime View

Towers Floorplate Plan

The three towers sit on a 14-storey podium, plus three basement levels containing public and resident parking.

A diverse range of luxury amenities are located at the upper levels of the podium. Residential units vary in size from 3-bedroom apartments to large triplex penthouses at the top.

South Elevation

Podium Level Plan

South Aerial Nightime View Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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Apartment Interior

View from Worli Bridge

Podium Amenities

General Amenities

Taking into consideration aspects of traditional Indian culture, all apartments benefit from panoramic sea views. Larger apartments benefit from dedicated access via high-speed lifts and a generous internal distribution. Balconies increase the relation between inside and outside.

General Section

Towers - Construction

Towers - Construction Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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2002 - 2008 | Madrid Tower Foster+Partners Foster + Partners designed an innovative 250-metre tower which was completed in 2008. Developed in response to the environmental conditions, the offset structural cores provide shade and enable views in the other direction. The distinctive structural solution of ‘hanging’ stacked floors allows for almost column-free office floor plates, providing functional and flexible office spaces.

As an Architect at Foster + Partners, Salvador Rivas was involved from the project´s inception, concept design and construction stage. His role in the development of initial design proposals and coordination with multi-disciplinary local and international consulting teams helped to develop his expertise in high-rise projects – an area he has developed through his work over the past decade.

Appointment: 2002 Client: Repsol YPF (initial) Location: Madrid, Spain Area: 56,000 m² Height: 250 m (45 storeys + voids) Stage: Completed (2009) Link: http://www.fosterandpartners. com/projects/torre-cepsa/

Daytime View from Castellana

The fifty-five storey tower is carefully positioned to maximise the exceptional qualities of its site. The building can be thought as a tall arch, with the services and circulation cores framing the office floors. At both ground level and the top of the building there are spaces to highlight this effect.

Southeast View

Southeast View

Nightime View from Castellana © Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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Cladding Installation

Northeast Aerial View

Core Construction

Core Construction

Truss Construction

Cladding Installation

Auditorium

Main Lobby

Southeast View Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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2008 - 2010 | Biometropolis Foster+Partners Foster + Partners’ sustainable Biometropolis masterplan sits within a natural reserve to the south of Mexico City, close to the city’s health and research hubs. Focusing on health, and designed as part of the Global Knowledge Cities initiative, the mixed-use scheme considers the environmental conditions and characteristics of traditional Mexican urban form, translating the vernacular courtyards and plazas into a contemporary design to create a sustainable new community.

As Associate Architect for the concept design stage, Salvador Rivas played a key role in the development of design proposals, client liaison and the coordination of multidisciplinary consulting teams. He was responsible for coordinating the production of conceptual sketches, architectural drawings, physical models and key design reports.

Appointment: 2006 Client: FRISA | Pitroda Group Location: Mexico City Area: 71 Ha Site | 1.1 M m² (built) Stage: Scheme Design Link: http://www.fosterandpartners. com/projects/campus-biometropolismasterplan/

Entrance Building

Main Square

Entrance Building - Interior

Research Hub

Conceived as a centre of medical excellence, integrating care facilities alongside state-of-the-art teaching spaces, research institutions and laboratories, the development will include offices, apartments, shops and amenities to create a sustainable mixed-use community. Particular attention is paid to its sensitive natural context.

View from Residential Towers © Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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East Aerial Nightime View

South Aerial Daytime View

Nature Reserve

General Plan

Physical Model Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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2009 | Luxury Hotel Foster+Partners Foster+Partners project for high-end hotel building within the new KAFD masterplan in Riyadh, UAE. The design considers its context as it minimises exposure of external facades to the high temperatures and has a full-height internal atrium which naturally allows for the building cooling. Key hotel amenities are located at the lower and top levels of the building with rooms communicated through internal open corridors.

Appointment: 2009 Location: Ryadh, UAE Stage: In Construction

Associate Architect for Concept Design stage. Role in development of initial design proposals, coordination with design and multi-disciplinary international consulting teams (i.e. internal planning, engineering, environmental, envelope). Involved in the general coordination and production of conceptual sketches, architectural drawings and models, models and design report documents for concept design.

Building under Construction

View from Plaza

Drop Off

Aerial View

Internal Atrium Lobby Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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Hotel Room Concept

Suite Room Concept

Dining Room

Business Lounge

Internal Atrium Lobby

Fine Dining Restaurant Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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2009 | Luxury Resort Foster+Partners Foster + Partners project for a high end resort on a unique site in Mauritius Island for an exclusive international hotel operator group. The design considers its environmental conditions and its responds to its location on a peninsula and sugar cane fields.

The design for main access, hotel building, public amenities, private villas and beach club looks for the integration of the buildings within its surroundings.

Appointment: 2006 Location: Cap Durai, Mauritius Area: 80,000 m² (built area) Stage: Scheme Design

Associate Architect for Concept Design stage. Role in development of initial design proposals, coordination with design and multi-disciplinary international consulting teams (i.e. internal planning, engineering, environmental, envelope). Involved in the general coordination and production of conceptual sketches, architectural drawings and models, models and design report documents for concept design.

Hotel Building Sketch

Hotel Building Sketch

General Plan

The design for each building and facility aims to minimise its impact within its natural surroundings. Each of the different elements is integrated within the landscape by the use of local and natural materials and green roofs.

Guests would be able to reach the different areas through a low-emission cart transportation system.

Panoramic View

Hotel Building Access Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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Resort Main Access

Hotel Villa - Exterior

Hotel Building View

Private Villa - Interior

Hotel Villa - Interior

Spa Access Š Design | Images: Foster+Partners

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2004 - 2006 | Hamiltons Architects Salvador collaborated with Hamiltons Associates, a London-based architectural practice with a focus on projects in the UK. He was involved in the Detail Design stage of Strata Tower, a 45-storey residential building in South London, and the Construction and Site Supervision stage of 49 Bishops Avenue, a luxury residential development in north London, which helped to develop his experience on UK-based projects.

His initial engagement as a UK Part 2 Architectural Assistant evolved as his experience grew, and he subsequently gained his UK Part 3 architectural qualification. He was involved in the coordination of project feasibility studies, architectural drawings and visualisations, review of construction drawings, details, coordination of consulting teams, development of pecifications and site supervision.

Hamiltons Associates’ (later BFLS) portfolio of projects covered a wide range of typologies and stages of development. Collaboration on high-end residential projects, from planning to completion, provided with a good experience on the development of such projects to the highest standards for both developers and future residents.

Tower Top Detail

General Section

Context View

General Elevation

Tower View Š Design | Images: Hamiltons

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49 Bishops Avenue

Cladding Detail

Tower Top Detail

Bahtroom Design

Kitchen Design

View from Park

Tower Base View Š Design | Images: Hamiltons

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2004 | MM Architects Salvador collaborated with MM Architects, an architectural practice based in London, with a focus on projects in the UK and some international work. He was involved in the Concept Design of a number of educational and civic projects in the UK and the refurbishment of the Palazzo Van Axel in Venice, as well as the construction phase of the Max Mara Headquarters in London. Concept Design: UWC Atlantic College, Wales | West Essex County Council | Ashford Discovery Centre | Sevenoaks School Development | Palazzo Van Axel Refurbishment, Venice, Italy. Construction Stage: Max Mara Headquarters, London | Royal Society of Cordwainers HQ, London | MH HQ, London.

He was involved in the coordination of architectural drawings, review of construction drawings, details, specifications and site supervision.

MM Architects’ portfolio of projects covered competition proposals, highend residential and interior fit-out of retail and offices. The scale and timeframe of projects provided with a good experience leading to professional qualification as an architect in the UK. http://www.mmarchitects.co.uk/

Palazzo Van Axel - Upper Floor

Palazzo Van Axel - Ground Floor

Palazzo Van Axel - General Section

Ashford Discovery Centre - Elevations

Ashford Discovery Centre - 3D Model

Due to its relatively small size, the experience on this practice, provided with a good insight on the day to day running of an architectural practice.

This required a ‘hands-on’ approach to oversee different aspects required to ensure the adequate development of projects, from the solution of administrative to technical related issues.

Ashford Discovery Centre - General Plan

Ashford Discovery Centre - Physical Model © Design | Images: MM Architects

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ACW - General View

ACW - Context Plan | Section

ACW - Detailed Plan | Section

ACW - General View

RMMJ - Interior 3D Model

RMMJ - Interior 3D Model

RMMJ - Interior Š Design | Images: MM Architects

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2003 | TEN Arquitectos Salvador collaborated with TEN Arquitectos, an internationally renowned architectural practice based in Mexico City with a diverse portfolio of projects in Mexico and abroad. He was involved in the concept design of the Parques Polanco Masterplan Competition, high-end residential schemes in Santa Fe and Condesa, a luxury hotel in Reforma, and the design of private residences in Puerto Vallarta and Polanco.

He worked as a qualified architect in Mexico, and helped to develop initial design proposals and coordinate design and multi-disciplinary consulting teams. He was also involved in the coordination and production of sketches, architectural drawings, details, specifications and models for a wide range of projects during competition and concept design stages.

“With nearly 30 years of experience, TEN Arquitectos develops research projects, design, architecture and infrastructure from offices in Mexico City and New York. The office has worked on over 50 built works in different cities around the world.”

Link: http://www.ten-arquitectos.com/

Puerta del Mar

Santa Fe Residential

Santa Fe Residential

Santa Fe Residential

Santa Fe Residential

Reforma Hotel

Santa Fe Residential

Santa Fe Residential © Design | Images: TEN Arquitectos

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Parques Polanco Masterplan

Parques Polanco Masterplan

Parques Polanco Masterplan

Parques Polanco

Parques Polanco

Parques Polanco Masterplan

Condesa Residential Š Design | Images: TEN Arquitectos

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2003 | HOK | Mexico Working with HOK, a successful international architectural with offices in Mexico City, Salvador Rivas was involved in Concept Design for the interior fit-out of the Sony Headquarters in Santa Fe, Deloitte and Touche Headquarters in Torre Mayor and the Toshiba Headquarters in Torre Mayor. While with HOK, he also worked on the Tepozan Gardens Design Competition and offices for BdM. He had a role in the development of initial design proposals and coordination with design and multi-disciplinary local consulting teams (i.e. planning, engineering, costing, landscape). Involved in the coordination and production of sketches, architectural drawings and construction documents for a wide range of projects during competition, concept and construction stages.

“HOK is a global design, architecture, engineering and planning firm. HOK’s mission is to deliver exceptional design ideas and solutions for clients through the creative blending of human need, environmental stewardship, value creation, science and art.”

Link: http://www.hok.com/

Tepozan - Club House

Tepozan - Masterplan

Tepozan - Gardens

Tepozan - Amenities

Tepozan - Green Areas

Tepozan - Masterplan

WTC

Tepozan - Masterplan © Design | Images: HOK

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BdM HQ View

BdM HQ View

BdM HQ View

BdM HQ View

Retail - Interior

Retail - Interior

Sony HQ Lobby © Design | Images: HOK

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1998 - 2000 | Universidad Veracruzana Projects Department Salvador Rivas collaborated with Universidad Veracruzana Projects Department (UVPD), based in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico on a broad portfolio of projects. He was involved in the Concept Design of works such as the Xalapa Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall, the Universidad Veracruzana Auditorium and the Oceanology Institute in Veracruz, the Technology Institute in Xalapa, and an Olympic Swimming Centre.

He also worked, from concept to construction, on the USBI Multi-Media Library and Universidad Verarcruzana Campus Xalapa redevelopment. He held a role in the development of initial design proposals and was involved in the coordination and production of sketches, architectural drawings, models, construction documents, details, specifications and site supervision.

The UVPD was commissioned to develop a range of high-profile projects as part of an extensive programme the modernise the facilities of the Universidad Veracruzna. This included a symphony hall, multi-use auditorium and multi-media library, under the advice of award-winning mexican architect Enrique Murillo.

OSX Hall - Model

Olympic Swimming Pool - Sections | Elevation

Olympic Swimming Pool - Model

Institute of Oceanology - Model

Universidad Veracruzana Masterplan

Olympic Swimming Pool - Plan

USBI - Veracruz

USBI - Veracruz Š Design | Images: DPUV

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OSX Hall - External View

OSX Hall - Lobby

USBI - Veracruz

OSX Hall - Model

USBI - Veracruz

USBI Veracruz - Lobby © Design | Images: DPUV

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2000 - 2004 | Bartlett School of Architecture | University College London Master in Architectural Design We have a keen interest in research and developing new ideas to improve our natural and built environment. We believe that the rapid developments in new technologies, from smart materials to building prototyping, can be harnessed to create more innovative, adaptive and sustainable buildings that can significantly improve people’s lives.

The award-winning research projects on adaptable architecture and systems initiated

by Salvador Rivas during his postgraduate studies at the Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL) have resulted in experimental projects that we are now further testing and applying into some of our current project proposals. Salvador is also currently participating at the Holcim Chair in Sustainable and Accessible Design at the Iberoamericana University in Mexico City.

“The Bartlett School of Architecture is one of the world’s most exciting architecture schools.”

Tutors: Sir Peter Cook | Dennis Crompton | Professor Stephen Gage Link: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/ architecture/

UCL Residence Hall

British Pavilion - Daytime View

British Pavilion - Reconfiguration

British Pavilion - Structure

British Pavilion - Nightime View

The different projects developed during this period allowed me to explore ideas on adaptation and responsiveness of buildings to the changing conditions of the environment. These considered from the small to the large scale and provided ideas on how these could be applied into real applications in the future.

Photokinetic House

Adaptive Skin @ Tate Modern, London © Design | Images: Salvador Rivas

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Photokinetic House - Skin

Photokinetic House

Adaptive Skin @ Tate Modern, London

Adaptive Skin

Adaptive Skin - Detail

Adaptive Skin

Adaptive Skin - Scale Š Design | Images: Salvador Rivas

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Interests

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Hand Drawing Architecture is one of the professional disciplines that has experimented one of the fastest changes on the way buildings are designed, detailed and built. The development of software has allowed students and professionals alike, to produce photo-realistic three-dimensional renders that aim to represent new ideas.

However, machines cannot replace sketching and hand-drawing, as an immediate and economical resource for an architect or designer to record an idea. This also allows to test and continue developing options at a faster pace than that of a computer. “Drawing is the honesty of the art. There is no possibility of cheating. It is either good or bad.� - Salvador Dali

Arts City | Mumbai

NAIM | Mexico City

Arts City | Mumbai

TIA | Panama

TIA | Panama

Biometropolis | Mexico

TIA | Panama

Biometropolis | Mexico Š Images: Salvador Rivas

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CBD | Beijing

Worli | Mumbai

CBD | Beijing

Worli | Mumbai

Luxury Villa

Luxury Resort | Mauritius

Luxury Villa Š Images: Salvador Rivas

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Refernces and Awards Throughout my academic education and professional career I have been fortunate to collaborate with inspiring mentors, employers and colleagues. From the assertive advice of Enrique Murillo, the inspiring guidance of Sir Peter Cook, the leading example of Lord Foster and the support from past and present employers, this experience has allowed me to develop skills to keep learning and improving as an architect and human being.

Some of the projects I have submitted to national and international architecture competitions have received awards and recognitions from jury members such as Glenn Murcutt, John Pawson and Will Alsop. This is an inspiration to continue the journey.

Š Salvador Rivas

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Š Salvador Rivas

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