1. 1. JOSEDAVIDSAEZ 90DragonParade Harrogate NorthYorkshire HG15DQ,UK +447510587555 arch.jdsc@gmail.com DearSirorMadam, IamayoungarchitectwithtwoyearsofworkexperienceoutoftheUKbyworkingand collaboratingwithvariousarchitecturalpractices,asmuchinmystudentperiodasafterwards.Iaman enthusiasticandhighlymotivatedpersonwhoispursuingthecontinuallearninganddevelopmentof myskillsaswellasmydesignandtechnicalknowledge.Therefore,mynextgoalistostartmycareerin Britain and, as a newly qualified architect, I am currently seeking a WORK PLACEMENT as an ARCHITECTURALASSISTANTwitharolewhichallowsmetohelpactivelytheworkteamwhile,atthe sametime,adaptingtotheBritishregulationsandimprovingmyskillsfurther. IgraduatedinarchitecturefromthePolytechnicUniversityofValencia(Spain)inJanuary,2012. AsastudentofarchitectureIdevelopedaninteriordesignprojectforaseafoodrestaurant,someurban projects of landuse and building planning, residential building projects as well as other building typologies,suchasaciviccentre,aculturalcentre,ayouthhostel,atechnologicalinstituteofceramic researchandamunicipallibraryformyfinaldegreeproject,whichwasawardedinthe"15th Editionof BANCAJAAWARDSforthebestfinaldegreeprojectsinthe20112012course". InmyfirststayduringseveralconsecutivesummersinC2MARQ.S.L.Studio,whilstIwasstill studyingarchitecture,IdealtwiththeproductionofplanningdrawingswithAutocad,alongwitha draughtsmengroup,todevelopmainlybasicandexecutionprojectsofresidentialusesuchassingle familyhouses,apartments/flats,bungalowsandresidentialblocks.Furthermore,Ielaboratedcolour planswithPhotoshopforcommercialpurposesandItookpartinsomecompetitionproposals. Ontheotherhand,alreadybeingagraduatejuniorarchitect,Iwasaskedtocollaborateforsome punctualprojectswithTecnipilaS.L.StudioandGenneoStudio.Inthefirstofthem,Iparticipatedinthe developmentofthereparcellingproject,thelandplanningprojectandtheurbanisationprojectofa largearealocatedbesidethe332NationalHighwayandbelongingtoOrihuelatown.InGenneoStudio, Itookpartintherenovationprojectwiththeinteriordesignofacomercialspaceforachildrens clothingstoreinwhichIrealisedthemeasurementofthepropertyandthesubsequentdraftingofthe blueprints.Ialsotookontheresponsibilitytosuggesttheconceptionoftheprojectaswellasmodelling inSketchuptheproposal.Inadditiontothis,Imadetherealisticinfographs/illustrationsofa32duplex housingprojectwithacommunityzonewhichconsistsofgarden,swimmingpoolandaplayareafor children. Finally,youwillbeabletofindsomeotherworksIhavemade,whichIhavenotconsideredas necessarytoexplainhere,describedinmyCVorinmyportfolio. IwouldliketothankyouinadvancefortheattentiongivenandIremainatyourdisposalforany clarificationsorextendedinformationyoumaydeemappropriateinapossibleinterview.Theeasiest waytocontactmeisbytheprovidedtelephonenumberoremailaddress. Yoursfaithfully, JOSEDAVIDSAEZ
2. 2. JOSE DAVID SAEZ architect I was born at the beginning of the summer, June 8th 1985. I started to walk later than learning to draw. Curious child and sharp observer. Animated cartoons, Art and Nature, sounds and colours, materiality and abstraction deeply entered in my veins by creating my first childrens series drawings, caricatures, landscapes and geometric figures on my house desk which led me to win my first childrens drawing competitions of the town council. I love working and am well-travelled. I experiment and enjoy meeting new people and keeping up to date with current affairs. I am very open-minded and a good listener, taking into account other peoples opinion and views. I am a good team player, well motivated and very keen to progress and further myself. I learn from books, magazines, from Internet articles about Architecture, tutorials, from others, but especially I learn by looking around me, with my nose up over the skyline. live tel. mail skype Harrogate, North Yorkshire (UK) +44 7510 587555 arch.jdsc@gmail.com josedavid.saezcruz
3. 3. jose david saez May 2014 - October 2014 (6 months) March 2013 - July 2013 (5 months) October 2013 - July 2014 (10 months) June 2011 - September 2011 (4 months) June 2009 - October 2009 (4 months) July 2007 - September 2007 (2 months) June 2006 - September 2006 (3 months) June 2010 (1 month) WORK EXPERIENCE INTERESTS QUALITIES Genneo | San Pedro del Pinatar (Murcia | Spain) Collaborator Architect | Architectural Illustrator | 3D Modeller Renovation project - interior design of a commercial space for a childrens clothing store (Town Councils Square, San Javier): measurement of the property and the subsequent drafting of the blueprints. 3D Modelling of the project. Set of 32 duplex houses project, equipped with a community zone of garden, swimming pool and a play area for children (Lo Pagn / Murcia): 3D modelling, rendering and realistic images elaboration for sales purposes. Travels and books. Museums, Paints, Sculpture, Photography, Sports, knowledge of different Cultures, good Food and Cooking. Young architect, motivated in learning, devotion to challenges Capacity to participate in a multidisciplinary work team Total schedule availability. Apply for qualifications, certificates and diplomas in case of interest. Tecnipila S.L. | Santiago de la Ribera - San Javier (Murcia | Spain) Collaborator Architect Collaboration in the development of the reparcelling project, the land planning project and the urbanisation project of a large area located beside the 332 National Highway and belonging to Orihuela town (Alicante | Spain). A.E.D.L. Town Council | Pilar de la Horadada (Alicante | Spain) Instructor Architect Instructor of 3D design courses with Sketchup Pro. C2Marq. Studio S.L. | Pilar de la Horadada (Alicante | Spain) Student Intern Collaboration in the development of a school building project in Gabon (competition). C2Marq. Studio S.L. | Pilar de la Horadada (Alicante | Spain) Student Intern Development of Bungalows and residential blocks projects. Student Intern Involvement in project proposals; delineation of plans with Autocad for developing basic and executive projects of dwellings and renovations; sale plans with Photoshop; construction site visits. Equipopropio Studio | Valencia (Spain) Workshop - Collaboration Collaboration with EQUIPOPROPIO Studio (Ignacio Mart Beneit & Associates: architects-professors of the projects subject in the Polytechnic University of Valencia) in an intensive workshop of 20 hours: realization of INURBE COMPETITION of Ephemeral Architecture - regeneration of the public space in Doctor Balmis Square (Alicante | Spain). 2nd Prize. C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E October 2003 - January 2012 October 2012 February 2014 - March 2014 February 2014 - March 2014 July 2013 - July 2013 December 2012 - February 2013 July 2010 August 2013 July 2010 COMPUTER PHYSICAL EDUCATION AWARDS COURSES SKILLS Polytechnic University of Valencia | Spain Masters Degree in Architecture Final Degree Project: Municipal Library (9,5/10) Awarded in the 15th Edition of BANCAJA-Polytechnic University of Valencia AWARDS - best FINAL DEGREE PROJECTS (2011-2012) Winner with personal project belonging to my Final Degree Project http://www.upv.es/contenidos/SIEPBANC/info/797313normalc.html Post processing and Architectural Illustration | Valencia (Spain) Photoshop and InDesign Modelling and Architectural Visualisation | Valencia (Spain) Sketchup Pro Practical Course of REVIT | COAMU Murcia (Spain) Photorealistic computer display of products, buildings and urban environments | Valencia (Spain) 3Ds Max . Vray . Mental Ray . Quicksilver . Iray Design and Layout | Valencia (Spain) Illustrator . InDesign Seismoresistant analysis and design of buildings | Cartagena (Murcia, Spain) Polytechnic University of Cartagena. Engineering College 2nd Prize | INURBE COMPETITION Ephemeral Architecture Regeneration of the public space in Alicante (Doctor Balmis Square) | Collaboration with EQUIPOPROPIO Studio (Ignacio Mart Beneit & Associates: architects-professors of the projects subject in the Polytechnic University of Valencia) (8 collaborators) WINDOWS Autocad . 3D Studio Max + VRay | Mental ray | Quicksilver | Iray Sketchup Pro . Photoshop . InDesign . Illustrator . Revit . CE3x Office: Word . Excel . Power Point Sketching . Measuring . Plan drafting . Layouts Plan cutter machine . Folding plans
4. 4. JOS DAVID SEZ CRUZ arch.jdsc@gmail.com
5. 5. Residential Unit in Velluters (Valencia) June 2006 Projects
6. 6. GROUND FLOOR SITE PLAN C B A C A B C ELEVATION FROM GUILLEM SOROLLA STREET S2 SECTION ELEVATION FROM MALDONADO STREET N1 SECTION 02 SECTIONTYPE FLOOR O2 O2 N1 S1 N1 S1
7. 7. A B C D E F G H I J K The facade is perceived like a great vertical tear in which the different openings of every floor have the reading of a great window that encompasses an ensemble of blind and fixed wooden panels (A), fixed windows (C), hopper windows (B) and wooden sliding shutters (D). This image is reinforced by a great wooden frame which covers the structural floors' edges (E). Those fixed and blind wooden panels, which directly separate the exterior from the interior, are sandwich panels with an interposed expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation board (A). All the exterior frames and panels are made of, either solid or plywood, doussie wood which has been coated with a solution that crystallises inside the wood, hindering the water absortion but allowing the wood to perspire. The exterior plywood shutters slide on stainless steel guideways, which are screwed on a wooden piece that is machined in its bottom face (F). These stainless steel guideways are replaced in the upper part with solid wood sections (G) because it is not necessary to grease them like the metallic ones at the bottom, so the friction can be reduced and its dimensional variation does not become critical. (H) Inverted roof: sloped concrete topping, bituminous waterproofing membrane, extruded polystyrene insulation, filter geotextile and gravel. (I) Varnished Andiroba wooden floorboards, laid onto wooden battens with polystyrene insulation interposed among them. (J) Plastered internal partition walls made of hollow bricks. (K) Exterior cavity wall made of bricks in which the cavity is interrupted at the structure level (structural floors) and has an interposed insulation.
8. 8. Civic Centre in Cabanyal Neighbourhood (Valencia) January 2007 Projects
9. 9. IMPLANTACIN
10. 10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Dancing hall Cafe Changing room Billiard room Reading room Conference room GROUND FLOOR
11. 11. 1 2 3 4 5 Storyteller roomGym Video games / Resting room Outdoors exhibitions and activities Internet and computer games 1 2 3 4 5 FIRST FLOOR
12. 12. EAST ELEVATION SOUTH ELEVATION S1 SECTION S2 SECTIONE1 SECTION WEST ELEVATION
13. 13. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 22 DETAIL 2 DETAIL 3 DETAIL 1 f 11 12 20 19 21 2223 24 25 18 18 g h i j 13 14 15 17 16 18 21 18 2 DETAIL 2 1 False ceiling made up of aluminum slats 2 HEB-220 3 Vertical aluminium slats of 25 cm wide 4 Security glass t=6+6 mm 5 Aluminium profile 6 Concrete wall 40 cm thickness 7 Blanket insulation t=40 mm 8 Gravel 9 Waffle slab 10 Geotextile sheet and PVC waterproofing layer 11 Pine batten 50 x 35 mm 12 Plywood board t=15 mm 13 Cement mortar 15 mm 14 Hollow bricks wall 7 cm thick 15 Porcelain tiles 20 x 20 cm 16 Plywood board t=15 mm 18 Pine batten 70 x 20 mm 19 Hollow bricks wall of 1/2 foot thick 20 Gravel 2 cm 21 Continuous cement flooring 10 cm 22 Parquet flooring 23 Topsoil (vegetable soil) 25 cm 24 Compacted fill of variable depth 25 Natural ground 26 Strip footing DETAIL 3DETAIL 1
14. 14. Urban Intervention in the Port of Valencia April 2008 Workteam Jos David Sez Cruz, Alejandro Rodrguez Senz, Jorge Corrales Garca, Santiago Vicente Calvo, Eduardo Abarca del Ro and Bernardo Ramrez Snchez
15. 15. Co Mar 2008 Jos David Sez Cruz, Alejandro Rodrguez Senz Jorge Corrales Garca aspects . .
16. 16. Technological Institute of Ceramic Research June 2009 Projects
17. 17. Art Centre "El Mercat" El Carmen Neighbourhood Valencia February 2010 CollaborationsProject's author Joaqun Juberas Vidal Tasks carried out: structure plans, constructive axonometry, constructive section and post processing of the sections with Photoshop by adding colour and textures
18. 18. Public Space Regeneration of Doctor Balmis Square Alicante Collaborations June 2010 2 PRIZE EQUIPOPROPIO Studio INURBE COMPETITION Ephemeral Architecture Workshop
19. 19. Municipal Library in Borbot Valencia January 2012 ProjectsFinal Degree Project BANCAJA AWARD
20. 20. After the Modern Movement, around 1965, New Technologies appeared within the collection, storage, recovery and transmission of information and documentation. It caused a series of accelerated changes in the libraries operations as well as in their social mission, and it obviously had an impact on the new projects. The rapid and successive technological changes, like the microforms inclusion, audiovisual materials, materials in digital format and afterwards Internet, made that the installations, furniture and the spaces arrangement have changed several times in the last decades. It is for that reason that only a 'great flexibility' guarantees the spaces' permanent utility. In this way, the 'invisible library' typology comes up, whose architectural objective is to synthesise both real and virtual worlds, whilst meeting the continuously changeable demands of the technological development. Thus, in the current world, the library becomes a 'node within a net' rather than a building aimed at harbouring a collection. Its target is to collect and provide information, rather than preserving documents. Therefore, the library turns into something that distances itself from the books and manuscripts' materiality and gets close to the communication's energy flow. In conclusion, the library stops being a huge container and having a representative image, but starts being something 'immaterial', a type of architecture which does not interrupt the landscape and both are merged. So the library becomes 'transparent', like a gesture of an absolute accessibility.
21. 21. MUNICIPAL LIBRARY IN BORBOTo1 SITE PLAN S_1:750 Borbot is a borough of Valencia, belonging to Poblados del Norte district. Like most of the towns of the area, it is an urban nucleus which lives off of vegetable fields that surround it and characterise it, by generating a wide range and wealth of landscapes. BORBOT
22. 22. 03 4443424140393837363534333231302928 45 4626 27 23222124252019 5150494847 0405060708091011121314 02 0115161718 65636159575553 56 58 60 62 645452 East Elevation S_1:250 0 1 5 10 20 0 1 5 10 20 Basement floor S_1:300 A1 1_Create an attraction point for the town. Park of information and social interaction 2_Outdoor spaces articulation. Generate new ways to approach the public building and to occupy the urban space 3_Disolution of the interior/exterior boundary of the building 4_Project immateriality. Invisible library 5_Gentle transition between vegetable fields and city PROJECT INTENTIONS After the Modern Movement, around 1965, NEW TECHNOLOGIES appeared within the collection, storage, recovery and transmission of information and documentation. It induced (provoked, caused) a series of accelerated changes in the libraries operations as well as in their social mission, and it obviously had an impact on the new projects. The rapid and successive technological changes, like the microforms inclusion, audiovisual materials, materials in DIGITAL format and afterwards Internet, made that the installations, furniture and the spaces arrangement have changed several times in the last decades. It is for that reason that only a GREAT FLEXIBILITY guarantees the spaces' permanent utility. In this way, the INVISIBLE LIBRARY typology comes up, whose architectural objective is to synthesise both real and virtual worlds, whilst meeting the continuously changeable demands of the technological development. Thus, in the current world, the library becomes a NODE WITHIN A NET rather than a building aimed at harbouring a collection. Its target is to collect and provide information, rather than preserving documents. Therefore, the library turns into something that DISTANCES ITSELF FROM THE BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS' MATERIALITY and GETS CLOSE TO THE COMMUNICATION'S ENERGY FLOW. In conclusion, the library stops being a huge container and having a representative image, but starts being something IMMATERIAL, a type of architecture which does not interrupt the landscape and both are merged. So the library becomes TRANSPARENT, like a gesture of an absolute accessibility. A2 A2 A2 A2 A2 A2 A2 A3 A4 B1 C1 C2 C4 BASEMENT FLOOR. level -4,32 m 1956 m-A_01. Parking space -A_02. Maintenance and 182 m 27 m mechanical rooms -A_03. Stairs of public use -A_04. Emergency fire stairs 35 m +A. PARKING AREA 240 m 70 m -B_01. Offices in an open space -B_02. Files. Books storeroom -B_03. Toilets 22 m +B. ADMINISTRATION AREA -C_01. Exhibition hall + Events hall's foyer 306 m -C_02. Events hall 289 m -C_03. Reception/control 15 m -C_04. Maintenance room + art works storage room 50 m -C_05. Public toilets 20 m +C. PUBLIC LEISURE ZONE B2 B3 C3 C4 C5 306 m-K_01. Sunken courtyard -K_02. Sunken courtyard for accesing to the basement floor from level 0. Outdoor sculpture exhibition 289 m +K. OUTDOOR AREAS K1K2
23. 23. MUNICIPAL LIBRARY IN BORBOTo2 GROUND FLOOR. level 0 m -D_01. Coffee zone 124 m -D_02. Wifi zone 78 m -D_03. Kitchen 7 m -D_04. Toilets 24 m +D. CAFETERIA AREA 68 m 12 m 38 m 122 m 232 m -E_01. Lobby/Hall -E_02. Reception/Control -E_03. Maintenance room + toilets -E_04. Audiovisual library -E_05. Child library -E_06. Emergency fire stairs 25 m +E. AUDIOVISUAL AND CHILD AREA 136 m +F. NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINES LIBRARY -F_01. Newspaper/magazine library -F_02. Storeroom 12 m 0 1 5 10 20 Ground floor S_1/300 North Elevation S_1/250 0 1 5 10 20 TOP VOLUME / BOX Its facades with northern orientation are built by white-laquered aluminium curtain wall with exterior capping for the mullions to highlight the rhythm of the building's modulation. The horizontal joints are solved by structural silicone D1 D2 D4 D3 E1 E3 E4 E5 E6 E2 F1 F2
24. 24. Crooss section S_1/250 0 1 5 10 20 0 1 5 10 20 First floor S_1/300 FIRST FLOOR. level +4,32 m 20 m 282 m -G_01. Catalogues query -G_02. Query area and individual reading -G_03. Query area and group reading 140 m +G. ADULTS LIBRARY 68 m 68 m 74 m -H_01. Classroom for working in groups -H_02. Classroom/audiovisuals -H_03. Computer lab -H_04. Toilets + storeroom 32 m +H. MULTIFUNCTIONAL CLASSROOMS 68 m-I_01. Waiting and query room -I_02. Study room 280 m +I. STUDY AREA -J_01. Resting terraces/studying outdoors 249 m +J. OUTDOOR AREAS G1 H1 I1 G2 G3 H2 H3 H4 I2 J1 J1
25. 25. MUNICIPAL LIBRARY IN BORBOTo3 South Elevation S_1/250 0 1 5 10 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 711 54 53 52 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 2223 2425 26 272830 31 6332 34 34 55 55 35 36 19 37 38 412728 22 35 46 56 53 57 15 60 6159 62 36 47 48 59 57 62 58 58 50 51 0 10 50 100 200 cm S 1/20_DETAIL_FACADE MADE OF PERFORATED PLATE_ IMMATERIALITY CONCEPT IN ALL THE ARCHITECTURE CONCEPTS o1_STRUCTURE lightness of the pillars o2_MATERIALS light appearance like glass and metal; o3_REJECTION OF COLOUR We use pure white or black in punctual elements to get contrast. Avoiding the use of colours is not a way of dening either feelings or comfort, but a way of not imposing them. o4_TRANSPARENCY used as a tool for inserting the building in the environment, as well as an element from where the constructive process revolves around.
26. 26. Longitudinal section S_1/250 0 1 5 10 20 3332 15 16 37 22 272830 3119 20 21 23 2425 26 56 17 48 47 59 60 FACADE DETAIL_1:20 LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1_1:20 FIRST FLOOR_1:20 51 14 3263 22. Branch of the water supply system for the fire sprinklers. 23. False ceiling made up of rectangular panels of 1300x3900mm, t=12mm with interior bee nest of aluminium, pre-lacquered in white finish and acoustic insulation of rockwool on intrados (t=30mm). 3 mm joints in both directions, continuous appearance. 24. Fastening system for the hidden profiles. Z-shape secondary profiles installed in parallel every 1300 mm to hang the panels. 25. L-shape primary profiles suspended from the slab. 26. Aluminium Nonius Hangers for the suspension of the primary profiles of the false ceiling. 27. Air conditioning impulsion ducts. 28. Supply plenum of air conditioning. 30. Fire sprinkler. 31. Multisensor detector for fire safety embedded in the ceiling. 32. 220- mm diameter circular return grille of the air conditioning installation. 33. Technical floor based on floor tiles of 650x650 mm and 33 m thickness with galvanised steel profiled sheets on their bottom face, high density calcium sulphate core, and top finish of White Thassos marble. 34. Thermal insulation. 35. Suspended luminaire hidden behind the false ceiling of aluminium mesh. 36. False ceiling of profiled sheets of white aluminium expanded mesh and 1,7mm thickness. Tiles of 1300x1300mm and opened surface of 38%. Fastening system of profiling. 37. Climalit double glazing safety system 4+4/12/4+4 assembled on a curtain wall structure of lacquered in white aluminium profiles including thermal bridging break system, extruded aluminium horizontal capping and structural silicone to solve the vertical joints. 38. Suspended fire sprinkler and hidden behind the false ceiling. 41. Suspended multisensor detector for fire safety hidden behind the false ceiling. 46. Metallic pillar HEB 220 coated with chrome plate of 2 mm thickness forming a box and filled with polyurethane for fire protection. 47. Mullions for fastening the facade made up of steel profiles of tubular and hollow section (70.50.4). 48. Vertical profiled sheets of 130 cm wide made of lacquered-in-white aluminium sheet, engraved with relief and perforated with various diameters. 50. Suspended emergency signs on the ground floor with the direction of evacuation route overprinted on both sides and backlighted by LED. 51. Aluminium profiled sheet for protecting the electrical wiring which supply to the workstations. 52. T and U section profiles for clipping the alumium sheets of the roof along its perimeter. 53. L section profile 40.4 for fastening the aluminium profiled sheet. 54. Aluminium profiled sheet lacquered in white forming gutters on its edge. 55. Curtain walls opaque panel. 56. U-shaped metallic support. 57. Tubular profile 160.120.8 of galvanised steel structurally working as a cantilever to support the exterior facade. 58. Steel anchor plate of 15mm thick placed on the slab edge for anchoring the facade system to the slab. 59. Galvanised steel rectangular profile with hollow section of 350x100mm, t=4mm. 60. Perforated and lacquered in white aluminium profiled sheets forming a deck for maintenance access, 225x1300mm every piece. 61. Two welded UPN 140 for supporting the maintenance gangway. 62. Hollow tubular profile 50.2. 63. Beech wood flooring with polymerized surface finish and glued over a 19 mm thick board of DM wood (in the classrooms area of the first floor). Wood slats of 162 x 1300 mm and t = 14 mm. EXPERIMENT WITH THE TRANSPARENCY AND THE REFLECTS TEMPORARY NATURE_A NEW DIMENSION o1_GLASS_ It is used in the pieces of the ground floor, but they are protected from the sun by the upper floor volume. The facades facing to the north in the upper level are alse made of glass. o2_ALUMINIUM PERFORATED PLATE AND LACQUERED IN WHITE_ Aluminium trays which have been engraved with relief and also perforated with diferent diameters, so a set of transparency-opacity and reflections are produced, always changeable according to the sun trajectory, introducing by this way a new dimension within the architecture: the time. o3_BLACK ALUMINIUM REFLECTIVE PLATE_ It is used in the side facades, achieving that the building reflects the surroundings. So the environment and the library fuse and it tries to "disappear". INTERIOR MATERIALITY o1_WHITE ALUMINUM STRETCHED MESH_ It is used in the false ceiling of the ground floor, achieving that the upper volume is perceived as an entire box with a light filter appearance. o2_WHITE THASSOS MARBLE_ Employed for the technical flooring in the interior, excepting the classrooms area, which has a beech wood finish. o3_PARTITION WALLS MADE OF PLASTERBOARD PAINTED IN BLACK_ As punctual elements for contrasting. o3 1. Waffle slab of prefabricated concrete forms lightened by Airlite (expan- ded clay). 2. Sloped and lightened concrete topping. 3. Cement plaster. 4. PVC waterproofing sheet. 5. Extruded polystyrene rigid insulation 5 cm thick and 100kg/m density. 6. Kalzip reinforced polyamide clip with galvanized steel core. 7. Aluminium sheets lacquered in white of 65 cm wide. 11. Perimeter wall made of vibro-pressed concrete blocks of 40x20x10. 12. White-laquered aluminium curtain wall with thermal bridging break, exterior vertical capping for the mullions made of extruded aluminium and horizontal joints solved by structural silicone. 13. Climalit double glazing safety system 4+4/12/4+4. 14. 15. 16. 17. Metallic frame made up of tubular profiles 80.40.4. 19. Extruded aluminium profile for placing the curtain of the type of roller blind, vinylic fabric and white colour. 20. Embedded round spotlights for general illumination, for entrances and circulation areas with flood lens for compact fluorescent lamps. 21. Emergency signs embedded in false ceiling with the direction of evacuation route overprinted on both sides and backlighted by LED. DETAIL o1
27. 27. Ne Optic Madrid July 2012 Infographics
28. 28. To develop the interior design of the optician's shop it has been tried to generate a space in which the customer feels deep into the optical world, in its most charasteristic aspects from the most technical, such as the reflection, to the most subjective, such as the perception. From the main entrance to the shop we perceive a series of geometric figures which are formed by the orthogonal metallic bars. This figures will be disappearing while we are getting into the shop, with the aim of attracting the attention towards the product rather than into the facilities. The metallic structures are not just an installation part, but they also support other indispensable elements of the shop such as the mirrors, the lighting and the products.
29. 29. Luis rculo Studio Madrid October 2012 Infographics
30. 30. Interior and decorative design of a private workspace for Luis rculo
31. 31. 32 Duplex Houses in Lo Pagn Obdulio Miralles Serrano Street San Pedro del Pinatar Collaborations October 2014 GENNEO Studio Infographics/Modelling and Rendering
32. 32. Architectural Visualisation Other personal illustrations made Education - Learning - Courses Infographics
33. 33. Advanced 3Ds Max Course Realistic Representation Advanced 3Ds Max Course of Illumination Mental Ray Sketchup + VRay + Photoshop Post processing course Architectural Digital Image Photoshop // Interior / Natural Daylight // Exterior / Natural Daylight // Watercolour Sketchs / Photoshop // Post processing plans / Photoshop // Interior / Artificial Light // Digital mockups // Perspectives for competitions / Sketchup + Photoshop
34. 34. // 32 Duplex houses with a community zone consisted of garden, swimming pool and a play area for children / Lo Pagn (San Pedro del Pinatar) // Day-Night Render// Gunni & Trentino Museum Other illustrations made Sketchup + VRay + Photoshop