Danmarks Gate 43

 Name: Danmarks Gate 43
Architect: Harold Tellez / Hector Peldoza
Country: Denmark
3D Compositing: Jorge Torres  

Architectural Visualization: Francisco Lara

Ambientes_Exterior

Casa Klots

Cabañas Noruegas Pre-Fabricadas

Company: ISOLAFT
Country: Norway
Name: Lafting
Compositing/Editing: Francisco Lara
Client: Harald Hjelle

International VELUX Award 2010 for Students of Architecture

Bina + Cisco

Our design SHAPES, FORMS and USES natural daylight. We propose a way of working with light through a filter in constant movement and change to create a dynamic architectural space. Our tool to shaping light is using fresh clean water that is renewed with every tide of the ocean, creating a new, safe place for families to swim next to the fierce Pacific Ocean. When entering the space below ground level, light is all around, moving in different shapes, at different speeds and intensities. The water roof above is shaping the light below and humans are putting that water into motion. They are directly responsible for the changes in this space as daylight pours in from above. These forms of light seem random but are actually precisely manipulated by the slightest movement of the swimmers above. Their bodies seem to float in thin air, each of their movements causing a chain reaction that forms the light around you through the ripples in the water that they create. The ambient is constantly changing with sudden build-ups of high energy to slowly and gently calm into a relaxing space. Affecting all of the five senses we possess, it is a place of simple reflection upon the affects the natural world has on the way we live.

We propose a memorial in this public space, to remember people that died in tsunamis or that have been affected by them. The buildings ability to shape light illuminates and gives life to the area below. Experimental photographs of physical studies of light with controlled containers of water conclude that an infinite amount of light patterns can be formed and each of these can be reproduced to create a certain type of mood in the environment of the memorial. This control over light looks to manipulate the dynamic form of the interior of our proposal by the movements and forms generated by light passing through water. A more intense space has more movement, and less intense space has less movement. The light is converted into the proposal itself.

First post in Plataforma Arquitectura

Articulo publicado en plataforma arquitectura, donde aparecen los resultados del concurso "Puesta en valor del mercado central de Talca", el cual contiene las imagenes que desarrolle para nuestra propuesta.

a continuacion el link

Article publish in plataforma arquitectura, where you can see the results for the competition "Puesta en valor del mercado central de Talca", which has a few images that I realized for our project

here it's the link

Techo Parametrico en Grasshopper

The team from Sagan Piechota Architecture just finished an exhibition project for the Slow Food Nation event in San Francisco. They used the Grasshopper plug-in extensively to figure out how to build a suspended ceiling with over 3,000 mason jar lids. It may be the first large-scale built prototype to use Grasshopper.

Grasshopper Workshop (parametrica.org)

Creando en Rhino una superficie, la cual se adapta a los requerimientos de nuestro proyecto. Y teniendo en mente algun tipo de rebestimiento
+ un sistema de estructuracion, se puede generar una cubierta parametrica adaptable.

En el marco del ENEDI 2009, se realizo este workshop sobre diseño generativo, optimización y fabricación digital, entre los días 24 y 28 de Agosto 2009 en la FAU de la Universidad de Chile.

Organiza: parametrica digital design research group.

D_O_F es un workshop de exploración formal y espacial usando algoritmos generativos integrando la optimización y fabricación en un mismo proceso.
Tomando como plataforma básica Rhino, se explora y optimiza el diseño y fabricación de topologías complejas bajo el entorno de Grasshopper.

Museo_Sami_Noruega

Proyecto en el que me toco participar para la concepción visual del Museo Sami, aborígenes noruegos. El trabajo fue realizado en aproximadamente 20 horas, lo que incluyo algo de modelado y edición de elementos 3d que no pudieron ser configurados correctamente en Revit 2008, programa utilizado para modelar el edificio. Mi participación se vio muy acotada en tiempo, lo que me obligo a configurar 2 imágenes sin tiempo para mejoras ni lujos.

IMAGENES REFERENCIALES DEL LUGAR DONDE SE EMPLAZARIA EL EDIFICIO

PLANIMETRIAS

Eames`s Seat