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Work Experience
Jan 2012-Jul 2014 / Grupo Cabaleiros Project ArchitectProject Management assistance.FF&E and interior detailing design.Produce construction drawings and presentations.Material procurement and skateholder supervision.Main Projects:Residences Santa Marta II / Venezuela. 2014- under construction / 4,700 sq.m Residences Oasis La Lagunita / Caracas. 2014-under construction / 25,000 sq.mResidences Campo Claro / Caracas. 2011- under construction / 21,500 sq.m Residences Los Angeles / Caracas. 2014- under construction / 24,000 sq.m
Sambil Mall / Santo Domingo Republica Dominicana 2013 / 195,000 sq.m
Sept 2008-Feb 2012 / Independent projects Project ArchitectGeneral master plan and concepts.Renewal, landscape and detailing projectsFF&E and interior detailing designBuilding client-relationships through assistance and design consulting.Main Projects:Quinta Scorpio, Residence renewal / Caracas, Venezuela. 2012. / 300 sq.m. Garden House / Melbourne, Australia. 2011 / 55sq.m Family House / Colombia. 2010 / 500sq.m Oclus Store / Miranda, Venezuela 2008 / 60sq.m. Music school and retirement facility / Sisipa, Venezuela. 2009 / 600sq.m
Sept 2008-Aug 2010 / Arkinatura del EsteProject ArchitectFF&E and interior detailing design.Produce construction drawings and presentations.Main Projects:Los Arkos Mall / Miranda, Venezuela 2009 / 50,000 sq.m
Jun 2006- Jul 2008 / Innova Creative Group Project ArchitectProject Management assistance.General master plan and concept design.Produce construction drawings and presentations.Material procurement and skateholder supervision.Main Project:Residence Villa de Campo Los Naranjos / Miranda, Venezuela. 2006 / 20,000 sq.m
Feb 2006- Jun 2006 / CALF ConstruccionesArchitect AssitantProduce construction drawings and presentations.
Aug 2006-Sept 2006 / USB Unidad de gestiónProject ArchitectGeneral master plan and concept design.Main Project:Prototype Los Angeles / Vargas, Venezuela. 2006 / 20 to 45 sq.m
Sept 2005- Nov 2005 / Obadía+Larrañaga StudioArchitect Assitant Produce construction drawings and presentations.
Sept 2005- Dec 2005 / Simón Bolivar UniversityProfessor Assitant Produce presentations and documents.
April 2004 - Jun 2004 / Neurberger+Nascimento StudioIntern / Produce drawings presentations and documents.
I believe all projects must come out from practical, contextual and cultural analysis; to get unique and sustainable proposals.
Skills
Autocad (2D / 3D) + RevitAdobe Suite (Photoshop InDesign) + Corel Microsoft Office and Outlook Hand-drawing + Handcrafting + Painting
Education
UNIVERSIDAD SIMON BOLIVAR Architecture 2006 Caracas, VenezuelaTRAINING BYTESIZE LTDCurrently - PRINCE2 foundation
Languages
Native-Spanish + Professional competence-EnglishBasic competence-Portuguese and French
Publications and Exhibitions
2008- 5th Bienal Europea del Paisaje. Team: Universidad Simon Bolivar. Project: Betania’s Sanctuary
2006- Publication, Magazine: Entre Rayas No. 64. Project: Betania’s Sanctuay. Thesis presentation + Bienal de Quito.
2006- Bienal de Quito. Betania’s Sanctuary / Honored International Mention achieved.
2006- Contest: Restauration Puerto Azul Club.
Jul-2005 Tercer Salon de Artes Plasticas, USB.
May-Jun 2004-Universidad Simon Bolivar + GAN (Art National Gallery) Design workshop exhibition
Sept-2004 USB Workshop’s exhibition.
Jul-2003 Parque del Este / Metro de Caracas. Individual Painting Exhibition
Jun-2003 Salon de Artes Plasticas, USB.
Jun-2000 Ateneo del Hatillo, Painting exhibition. Apr-1998 Raul Leoni Library. Painting Exhibition. May-1999 Inaugural exhibition Ateneo del Hatillo. Painting exhibition.
REFERENCES UPON REQUEST
High-Rise Residential Towers + Premium Campo Claro
Caracas, Venezuela. 2011-under construction / 21,500 sq. m / Architect
Project Management assistance.Furniture and interior detailing and finishing,
coordination with other disciplines and client assistance.
High-Rise Residential Towers + Premium Campo Claro
This project was developed by Grupo Cabaleiros and designed by the architect, Isiat Madrid. The site is located in the up-market and high-densified residential district of Campo Claro, in Caracas, Venezuela.
To maximize on the unique location of the site, visual and local climatic conditions (sun and wind) were carefully studied. This was seen as a challenge to integrate and orientate the layout of the complex with its immediate context, and not compromising the privacy of the apartment units.
Standard interior design finishes were provided inside the residential units, in contrast with more sophisticated and expensive finishes for the landscape and common areas.
The project is currently under construction.
Residences + Los Angeles
Caracas, Venezuela. 2012-under construction / 24,000 sq.m / Architect
Project Management assistance.Furniture and interior detailing, landscape design,
and coordination with other disciplines and client assistance
Residences + Los Angeles
Located in Caracas, Venezuela, the project was developed by Grupo Cabaleiros. This unique site is surrounded by nature with amazing city views.
The project proved to be challenging from the beginning. Half way through the construction process, the project was re-evaluated. Design changes had to be made, as the developers envisaged a particular image for the building to relate with the property target market they had in mind.
The main design intention for the project was to provide standard interior design finishing inside the apartments, in contrast with more sophisticated and expensive finishing and detailing for the landscape and common areas.
Casa de Maria + Music School and Retirement Facility
Miranda, Venezuela. 2009 / 600 sq.m / Architect
General master plan and concept. General design in coordination with other disciplines
Casa de Maria + Music School and Retirement Facility
Located in the neighbourhood of Sisipa, in Miranda, the main in-tention of the project was to adapt and convert an existing steel structure. Two buildings are incorporated and strategically placed to create and frame a public space that can host and accommodate services for the local community.
The two buildings respectively accommodate a music school and a retirement facility for nuns, who in turn manage the activities of the buildings.
Ground Floor: Administration offices + chapel + library1st + 2nd Floor: Retirement house for nuns.
Ground Floor: Dining room/services + Auditorium1st Floor: Classrooms and services
Los Arkos Mall
El Hatillo, Venezuela. 2008 / 50,000 sq.m / Architect
Interior detailing design and coordination with other disciplines
Los Arkos mall
Located in La Boyera, Miranda, Venezuela, the main concept was to develop a green space, that functions as a background to display art inside the mall. The client wanted to use locally manufactured materials such as bricks, wood and stones as opposed to glass, concrete and steel.
The design intention was to use the local materials in the different parts of the mall, and to act as a universal architectural and finishing element between all the interior spaces, interior landscaping, and exhibition areas.
Betania’s SanctuaryArquitectura para lo étereo
Cúa, Miranda-Venezuela. 2006-Thesis.
International Honor Mention- Bienal de Quito
Tutor:Arch. Jorge Negrette, Arch. Jorge Villota.
Simon Bolivar University.
‘To understand our corporeal nature, we need to acknowledge a certain class of non-existence’.
- Paul Valéry -
Located near a town called Cua, Venezuela, the Sanctuary developed since 1976 (when Virgin Marie appeared for the first time). Over time it was built with memories; it has a meaning previous of the form or the image; it is a place that keeps itself in time and space.
It developed spontaneously forming axial paths, as a pattern connected with peregrination. The place is characterized by a valley condition, divided by the Tarma river, and a stream that builds the cave that semantically organize the space of the Sanctuary.
The objective of the thesis was to recognize the factors that build the place and their impact in the surroundings to re-construct it through an architectural structure.
The design response was to organize and recognize the temporal existing space, defining new edges to experience through a new path system; using the retaining walls as tectonic expression, to establish limits and connections with the context, and to re-draw the space created as a cultural response to religion.
Betania’s SanctuaryArquitectura para lo étereo
