Highly motivated and skilled architecture student eager to enter the field, leveraging a strong foundation in architectural design and project management principles. Passionate about applying acquired knowledge and skills to drive project success, collaborate effectively with diverse teams, andestablish strong stakeholder relationships. Committed to continuous learning, embracing challenges, and contributing to organizational growth and excellence in the built environment.
Design Software
Adobe; Indesign
Photoshop
Illustrator
Microsoft suit
Render Software
Lumion
Twinmotion
Enscape D5
Skilled in team collaboration, leadership, and stakeholder management, with a strong ability to balance schedules through effective time management and prioritization. Bilingual in Spanish and English, with excellent communication, critical thinking, and attention to detail
Education
JULY 2021
ASSOCIATE DEGREE ON ARCHITECTURE,
MIAMI DADE COLLEGE
I graduated with an associate degree with a GPA of 3.63, consistently performing as one of the top students in my class and recognized for my dedication and hard work. My hard work and determination led me to be accepted into the master’s accelerated program at FIU.
AUGUST 2022/2025
ARCHITECTURE (M.ARCH),
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
I am currently in the second year of my accelerated Master’s program in architecture, maintaining a 3.77 GPA. As a highly motivated individual, I am eager to gain the necessary experience for a successful future in the field.
Experience
JULY 2016 – NOVEMBER 2019
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN, CHARTER SCHOOLS USA
In my previous role, I was responsible for stocking and inventory control, monitoring the building’s condition for minor repairs, and ensuring the building was maintained and cleaned to a high standard. Additionally, I was available on call all day to respond to emergencies and staff requests, and I was responsible for opening and closing the facility each day. Overall, my role required a high level of attention to detail, strong communication skills, and the ability to respond quickly and effectively to unexpected situations.
JANUARY
2017 – JULY 2018
NIGHT CREW SUPERVISOR, VAZZA CLEANING
As a manager in my previous role, I was responsible for overseeing the daily tasks and duties of the team. This involved ensuring that everyone had the necessary equipment and followed safety procedures to complete their work. Additionally, I was responsible for training new employees and managing the team’s hours. Overall, my role required strong leadership and communication skills to ensure that the team was able to work effectively and efficiently.
NOVEMBER
2019 – CURRENT
FLOOR TECHNICIAN, NICKLAUS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
My primary duties involved maintaining and cleaning various types of flooring. I was responsible for identifying the appropriate cleaning method for each type of flooring, operating cleaning equipment, and applying cleaning solutions and treatments to protect and maintain the floors. Additionally, I inspected floors for damage and reported any issues to maintenance or management, maintained cleaning equipment, and followed safety procedures to ensure a safe work environment.
01. INTEGRATED COMPRENHENSIVE
DESIGN
The project, located in New York City’s West Harlem District 9, is a hybrid facility combining advanced HVAC infrastructure with a vibrant university cultural center. It features a main auditorium, performance spaces, a digital archives library, classrooms, exhibition areas, and a retail/coffee shop, alongside essential support spaces like storage, public bathrooms, and circulation areas. The HVAC components include cooling towers, chillers, mechanical and electrical closets, loading zones, and service elevators, seamlessly integrated with fire-rated stairs and elevators for safety. This facility is designed to foster cultural engagement,
Software used on this project;
Revit Rhino 8
-25'-
-10'-
0'0" M-L1
Anchore Bolt
02. M LINE
Located in Miami, Florida, M-Line is a mixed-use development de signed to provide a blend of affordable and market-rate housing while fostering community and connectivity. The ground floor features retail spaces to attract activity, leveraging its proximity to the Underline—a key public connection to adjacent buildings and the city. The project integrates a series of green areas and parks within the building, promoting natural ventilation, enhanced illumination, and offering residents open spaces for recreation. M-Line prioritizes a sense of openness and community, making it a vital addition to the urban fabric.
Sun exposure
Inside illumination
Distribution of space
Making up the space
Dadelan north - 13 min walk South miami - 21 min walk
SouthWest facade
03-A.
Savannah, GA
Located in Savannah, Georgia, “The BookCase House” reimagines traditional design by using the bookcase as the central organizing element. Books transform the architecture, defining rooms and living spaces while blending functionality with aesthetic appeal. This innovative design creates a harmonious relationship between the inhabitants, their environment, and their love for literature.
Ground floor
Second floor
03-B.
The Stacked Books Building is inspired by the simple yet powerful idea of stacking books, with each volume representing a unique space in the building. The design showcases a grid system that emerges from the stacking concept, which helps to organize and connect the different areas within the structure. The building’s exterior highlights the special bond between people and books, similar to how we connect with stories and ideas when we read. This easy-to-understand design concept brings the beauty of books and their connection to people to life in a modern, visually appealing structure. Design 6 -
Savannah, GA
North elevation
Ground floor West elevation
JONES STREET
Second floor
JONES STREET
Third floor
JONES STREET
03-A Details
Savannah, GA
ROOF FLASHING
ROOFING MEMBRANE OVER TAPERED INSULATION
ROOF BEAM 1’6 SPACING
INSIDE ROOF INSULATION
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
WALL INSULATION
BRICK WALL 4” BY 8”
DRYWALL
WINDOW FRAME
WINDOW GLASS 2/3”
WINDOW FRAME + FLASHING
WOOD FLOOR OVER INSULATION COAT
HVAC
LIGHTING
CLOSED CELL HIGH DENS. SPRY FOAM INSUL.
DOOR FRAME CONNECTION
7’ TALL DOOR
WOOD FLOOR OVER INSULATION COAT
CONCRETE SLAB
WATERPROOFING FUNDATION DRAINAGE
REBAR
SOIL
SECTION 3/4”=1’-0”
PARTIAL ELEVATION 3/4”=1’-0”
PARTIAL PLAN
3/4”=1’-0”
Design
04. NEURO NEXUS
My project draws inspiration from the dynamic nature of neural networks, where interconnected neurons communicate through adaptable synaptic connections. This adaptability, known as neuroplasticity, enables learning and evolution in response to new experiences. Reflecting this concept in architecture, I employ a system of interconnected nodes and links, designed through parametric methods to mirror the complexity and fluidity of neural networks. The intention is to create a physical representation of these intricate connections, translating the essence of neural adaptability into architectural form.
Neuron cellbody
Synapctic transmission
Common areas vs alley (site)
Location
Interaction points
Network development
Grasshopper code to simulate and reinforce the neural network concept, applied to the boundaries of the bridge and its connection points.
