Selected WorksArchitecture - Urbanism - Industrial Design

Camilo TiradoM.Arch Candidate UM_SoA

cxt189@miami.edu - (786) 426 7193

Ideas for the Built Enviroment(in different scales)

Urbanism: ULI Hines Competition 2015 Health Care: Neighborhood Master Plan: Liberty City Health District

Architecture: UM_SoA Final Reviews Pavilion UM Theatre Park Embarcadero 10

Industrial Design: Sanford Luminaire (Undergraduate work) Coffee Table (work in progress)

Undergraduate Work Compilation

ULI Hines Competition 2015 Entry

The Second Line

Team:

Adam Bonosky –Urban DesignIsabela Beatriz Montalvo –Pro-Forma and Real StateAdnan Tareen –Pro-Forma and Real Estate Development Amanda Bonvecchio –Miscellaneous Camilo Tirado –Urban Design/Architecture/Graphics

EMBARCADERO 10

The assignment given for this course was to design a luminaire based on the study of the human scale,the scale of the UCF Sanford Historic Centre, the analysis of a historic event that had taken place in San- .ford,FL in the last 100 years, and the interconnection between all 3 studies/analysis My design is a criticism of the lack of comment on the ongoing social fragmentation of Sanford, FL, in theUCF historic centre, reflected on a spatial study of breakdown of whole (human scale and built environ- ment) modularity, and subtractions patterns. The size of the different faces is based on the relations of scale of my body height and difference in lengths between arm-to- hand, arm-to-forearm, and such. The subtractions patterns on the plates (faces) are obtain from a spatial study of the UCF historic centre, where I broke down the spaces into modular elements based on circulation patterns, ceiling heights,openings, furniture. The overall theme of fragmentation is seen used all throughout the design and con-openings, furniture. The overall theme of fragmentation is seen used all throughout the design and con-

struction of the lamp, and highlighted where the gaps between the faces, and the subtraction patterns letthe apparent problems (light) out

SECTIONPHOTOSOF BUILT PROTOTYPE