M.ARCH Veronica Linck

VERONICA LINCK

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Selected Works 2022-2024

VERONICA LINCK

PHONE: 786.296.8071

EMAIL: VLINC003@FIU.EDU

EDUCATION

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Masters in Architecture

August 2021 – 2024

Degree anticipated: Spring 2024

GPA: 3.6

MIAMI DADE COLLEGE

Associates in Arts – Architecture

August 2019 – July 2021

GPA: 3.8

CORAL PARK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

High School Diploma

August 2015 – June 2019

GPA: 3.7

EXPERIENCE

PROJECT COORDINATOR JUAN C SALINAS ARCHITECT

- Drafting and Preparing documents for permitting

- Working with clients in design process.

- Visit and measure sites

SUPERINTENDENT ALPHA RHO CHI

- part of the executive board.

- director of the ritual and chair of the Ritual Committee.

PROFESSIONAL CHAIR ALPHA RHO CHI

- Plan firm visits, workshops

MEMBER AIAS

participated in the aia legislative day event where i assisted aia florida architects advocating for florida architectural related issues.

MAGNET ARCHITECTURE STUDENT CORAL PARK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

introduced to a combination of art and technology classes that engage me in problem-solving and teamwork.

AWARDS

- AIA Student of the year MDC 2020

SOFTWARE SKILLS

- AutoCAD

- Rhino

- MDC Scholarship - inDesign - iLLustRAtoR

- PhotoshoP

- twinmotion

- Lumion

LANGUAGES

ENGLISH AND SPANISH

- Revit

- ms offiCe (woRD, exCeL, PoweRPoint, outLook, etC.)

01 THE BRONX WELLNESS CENTER

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PIXELATED

CLOUD

03 DENCITY RESIDENCE 04 INFILL HOUSE

THE BRONX WELLNESS CENTER

THE BRONX, NEW YORK

INSTRUCTOR: HENRY

RUEDA

COMPREHNSIVE STUDIO

FOURTH YEAR - SECOND SEMESTER

The Bronx, a borough of New York City, grapples with several pressing architectural issues that have far-reaching implications for its urban fabric. A significant concern lies in the aging infrastructure, where many buildings exhibit signs of wear and decay, posing challenges to structural integrity and compliance with contemporary building codes. On the othe rhand, Educational disparities are evident in the uneven distribution of resources and access to quality schooling. Some neighborhoods face a scarcity of well-funded schools, limiting students’ access to essential educational resources, extracurricular activities, and advanced coursework

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Plan

Ave

St

Site

River

Jerome Ave Anderson Ave E 165th

building massing analysis massing

building boundary

final building massing

Ground Floor Plan DN UP DN DN DN UP DN 4' 0" 0' - 0" Property Line Vestibule UP DW Vestibule KITCHEN STORAGE Residential Building School -2' - 0" Anderson Ave DW

Recreational/wellness floor

Office/ Classroom Floor

UP UP DN UP UP DN DN DN DN

indoor Basketball court

The program includes indoor and outdoor basketball courts, a rooftop garden, offices, sauna, indoor and outdoor gym, cafetria, a community space and a children playground

rooftop garden

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PIXELATED CLOUDS

MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA

INSTRUCTOR: CYNTHIA OTTCHEN

DESIGN 7

THIRD YEAR, THIRD SEMESTER

Pixelated clouds starts by following the grid system of each block, then it was compressed to fit the alleyway and subdivided to create more modules for the pixels. The module is based on the building’s height, a building taller than 25 ft would have a module of 2ft and a building shorter than 25ft would have a module of 1ft. Then, the 2D grid is extruded into a matrix to define the area of the pavilion. Each pavilion was located where there is the more contrast in building’s height. ould be created based the mass extracted by miami beach clouds. The arts pavilion include areas for living, working, and exhibition of the artworks. Thanks to its transition from denser pixels to less dense, visitors would have the experience of walking on clouds from one pavilion to the other and focus on the incredible panoramas that Miami Beach offers obtaining amazing pixelated views from the heights.

7th St 8th St 9th St 6th St Colllins Ave Ocean Dr Colllins Ave Ocean Dr

create grid

scale of grid

x original block grid

compress original grid system block into alleyway

divide grid in four

Determine outer shape

x<25ft 1ft module

x>25ft 2ft module

Determine inner shape clouds

offset outer shape

1ST PAVILION

Virtual reality art exhibition is showcased inside pavilion

2ND PAVILION

DENCITY RESIDENCE

MIAMI, FLORIDA

INSTRUCTOR: JAIME CANAVES

DESIGN 10

FIFTH YEAR - FIRST SEMESTER

IN COLLABORATION WITH MARICIELO NUNEZ

Dencity is an innovative residential community designed to address the pressing need for accessible and quality housing in Gibson Plaza/West grove. It ensures affordability without compromising quality. Emphasizing community engagement, we aim to create a vibrant, interconnected neighborhood with communal spaces, supporting local businesses. It will feature a thoughtfully planned layout with a mix of apartment styles to accommodate diverse family sizes and lifestyles. DenCity is more than housing; it’s a commitment to building a united and thriving community, where every resident can enjoy a secure and fulfilling life encouraging social interactions among residents.

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x

North=higher density south=lower density

x> 10-15 stories

x< 1-9 stories

final massing

M u n d y S e e P a z a S e e Day Avenue Pe c va Avenue

lot 1 lot 2

building massing analysis

REF. DW REF. DW master plan

lot 2

REF. ground floor plan Day Ave Mundy St

Restaurant Rooftop farming

9 7 B D E C F 8 3 4 2 A B C D E F G 1 A B 6 H 5 A N C D E F I H G J K L M

4th floor plan 2 bedroom unit 1 bedroom unit 2 bedroom unit with balcony

INFILL HOUSE

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

INSTRUCTOR: ERIC PETERSON

INSTRUCTOR: JAIME CANAVES

DESIGN 6

THIRDYEAR - SECOND SEMESTER

More than 40 percent of the buildings and homes found in Savannah, Georgia have architectural or historical significance. For this reason, keeping part of the existing building was important to me. So I started by analyzing the facade of the existing building and kept some of the brick material and layout of the facade to keep the essence of savannah but in a more modern way. I followed the concept of palimpsest architecture meaning As the leftovers of the past appear partially through the new, the new work becomes a superposition of the old, making a simultaneous reading of the old and the new.