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The main purpose of the final master's project was to go through all the stages involved in developing architectural visualizations by replicating real photographs of a built architectural project.

In my case, I chose a house designed by the japanese architect Ryūe Nishizawa located on the Chilean coast.
As an architect by training, I had already been attracted to this project in the past. It is striking for its particular spatial conception of a home as a single linear and continuous space that protects its different uses under an undulating concrete roof that is materially heavy but which in landscape terms conveys lightness thanks to its geometry and its subtle implantation in the territory. Similarly, the almost mimetic relationship proposed between the architecture and the abrupt and imposing environment of the Chilean coast is extraordinary.

In terms of modelling and rendering, I was particularly interested in the challenge and complexity posed by the project in many aspects, from the undulating architectural geometries to the great diversity of materials and vegetation present on the Chilean coast, as well as the marked rocky and sandy relief that ends up submerged under the Pacific Ocean.

Finally, I would like to make a special mention to 24Studio learning school and to my mentors Jesús Manuel Jiménez and Jorge Bermejo Pascual.

CAM_EXT_08

Javier Feijoo OrtizNovember 21, 2022

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Visualitations for our client C-Factor. In collaboration with FrameAnt. Design: Flussbau AG and Planikum AG

Living Limmat

Nightnurse ImagesOctober 12, 2022

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WSBYOctober 14, 2022

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Arnas VillAugust 10, 2022

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Free project
Implementation time (3 pictures): 16 days

Exterior visualization of a modern building in various light settings

Render VisionJuly 08, 2022

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The project is located in the La Perla Shopping Center District, in the City of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. It is an exercise in urban integration that combines modernity through architecture and tradition in the activities of the community in Jalisco.

The facade converges at a vertex that forms the union of two avenues, it is formed by a grid of triangular modules with flat pieces and in low relief, forming a subtracted pyramid, which when rotated allows multiple variables, and when combined it manages to transmit the sensation of movement. The texture rotates along the walls of the façade, which points to and accentuates the main access to the store. In addition to the set of reliefs, the same geometry has been transferred to the openings through windows that frame the exterior urban context and allow natural lighting inside.

The intention of this facade is that as the day passes, the solar illumination generates games of shadows and reflections. Therefore, the facade always looks different, even at night, thanks to the lighting design. It is important to point out that the scale of the project was decisive for the modulation, the composition responds to the large canvas of the envelope, without losing sight of the user, it is interesting to observe in an open view how the human figure is embraced by the games of lines and their own shadows.

The facade construction is made from prefabricated white concrete on metal frames, the material allows minimal maintenance, and being a designed piece allows the least number of adjustments in placement.

LIVERPOOL DISTRITO LA PERLA FACADE

Miguel de la Torre mta+vJune 29, 2022

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Proposed mixed-use lifestyle precinct of over 220,000 sqm with 23,000 sqm of public programs. It will play host to luxury apartments, commercial offices, 5 star hotel, an entertainment centre, technological display centres (including BMW Experience Centre), world class retail, cultural precinct and public green spaces

Southbank by Beulah

Norm LiMay 10, 2022

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