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Isaac LanderosKey Projects
Architecture Landscape
Design2015
Jiaozuo NanshuibeidiaoPlanning and Landscape Renovation Project
Location: Jiaozuo, Henan, China
Hongqi Stag LakePlanning and Landscape Project / SD
Location: Hongqi, Hainan, China
Qionghai Cultural and Sports CenterArchitecture and Landscape Project / SD
Location: Qionghai, Hainan, China
Cheng Yang Business CenterArchitecture and Landscape Project / SD
Location: Qingdao, Shandong, China
Helsinki Guggenheim MuseumArchitecture Project / SD (UP)
Location: Helsinki, Finland
A self-confident young architect and landscape designer with a creative and flexible mindset. Design is a challenge and has to be solved in a resourceful and in an innovative manner; in order to achieve this I strive to apply planning and organizational skills when team work is needed easing the communication and directing the efforts towards a problem solving approach.
Isaac Landeros
Birth Date: October 28th 1983Place of Birth: Guadalajara, Mexico
Full Name: Isaac Abraham Diaz LanderosNationality: Mexican
Current Residence: Beijing, China
E-mail: [email protected]
Mother Language: SpanishOther Languages: Fluent English, basic French
Status: Single
Education: M.Arch. National Autonomus University of Mexico 2012Honors: Honorable Mention for Research Thesis
Software Skills: Adobe Suite (Ps, Ai, Id) AutoCAD, 3ds Max, Basic Rhino, Office Suite
ISAAC LANDEROS
CSCEC GC Design Studio2012-CurrentChief Designer Landscape, Planning and Architecture
ECLA BeijingSummer 2012Architecture and landscape internship atECLA International Group
LACALArquitectura en estudio2010-2011Co-founder of LACAL freelance architecture studio Works: Residences JS1, JS2, JS3, Colima, MexicoCasa Seatle, Zapopan, MexicoCUGARPE Flagship Store, Guadalajara, Mexico
La PipaArt House2010-2011Co-founder of LaPipa Art House, Project aiming to promote local art and design talent
Art MillenniumArquitectos e Ingenieros Constructores
2006-2009Chief Designer
Selected Works:
Puerto Vallarta Country Club. Urban design Architecture and interior design of eighteen
model residences, sales house, club house and shopping mall
210 ha
Acueducto Tres60. Hines. Two high standard residental towers,
31 stories high. Supervision of construction logistics
and As Built plans
FIAT Guadalajara Flagship Store. Supervision of construction logistics
and As Built plans
EXPERIENCE
AWARDS & HONORS
MArch. Graduation with HonorsMArch. Graduation with Academic DistinctionBArch. Graduation with Academic Distinction
1st prize. 2004. Medical Clinic Competition. Convocated by Guadalajara Rotary Club and Universidad de Guadalajara
1st prize. 2005. Cultural Ethnic Center Competition. Convocated by Tuxpan ethnic community
2nd prize. 2005. Child Protection Center Competiton. Convocated by Tequila Rotary Club and Univerisdad de Guadalajara
...translate desires and needs into spatial solutions;
into tools that enhance our daily activities and
experiences.
listening and observation
after a thoughtful and multilayered approach
experimental action is needed
to achieve the optimal results
the question(the problem) that triggers hypotheseslead to
Design is a process that starts with attentive listening and observation, thus lead to the detection of the question (the problem) followed by a hypothesis or a series of hypotheses, those could be related to the function, the shape, the materials, the desieres, the general and particular constraints, the reverie. These hypotheses require confirmation through experimentation. That takes us from a space that calls to action to a problem that triggers it. The experimentation could take different ways of development, different ways to take shape: from texts to diagrams, from sketches to models to renders, from field research to lab production. The final goal is to achieve the most pertinent answer regarding time, material resources, budget and social and aesthetic aspirations.
THE PROCESS BEHIND
Constantly we are unfolding our day through different
scales. From the intimacy of our beds to the openness of
the public realm.
KEYPROJECTS
2012-2015
Jiaozuo NanshuibeidiaoHongqi Stag Lake
Qionghai Cultural and Sports CenterCheng Yang Business Center
Helsinki Guggenheim Museum
北
Nanshui Beidiao is a massive aqueduct that diverts water from South to North of China dividing the city of Jiaozuo right through the middle. This urban scar has isolated the developing areas of the city located on the South of the more traditional areas located on the North.
The core goal of this project was to restore and enhance all the flows that were interrupted by the pass of the infrastructure through the creation of a mixed use park along the water channel. This new green infrastructure would give the city an opportunity to relink all its activities in a vibrant environment at the same time helping to relieve environmental problems as seasonal floods and increasing pollution levels.
THE
Jiaozuo Nanshuibeidiao
Planning and Landscape Renovation Project Location: Jiaozuo, Henan, China
Area: 11.4 km2 of Planning / 2.4 km2 of LandscapeCSCEC GC Studio
2013
Exhibition center and wetland system
北
Cultural Axis
Leisure Axis (wetlands)
Ecological Axis (green areas)
Amphitheater and commercial area
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政府 Government 行云广场 The Esplanade 展示中心 Exhibition Hall
山形建筑 The Mountain Exhibition Center 植物园 Botanical Garden 游龙坡 Dragon Slope
纪念碑 The Memorial 五星级酒店 5 Stars Hotel 城铁广场 Train Plaza
渗透池 Infiltration Ponds连桥 Bridges 零售商铺 Retail Area
Master plan
Planting design
Botanic garden resting area
Traffic design along flooding wetland system
Traffic designA green belt that runs along the linear park has been design in order to offer clear and open access to all the means of transportation based on the principles of shared spaces.
Hotel and commercial area
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tourism development in a privileged place of the island of Hainan comprising a hotel with convention and exhibition center, a boutique hotel with spa and a set of villas for short stays. One of the main challenges of this project was to introduce the buildings respectfully with the natural environment. The lake and its surroundings are an agricultural area that was integrated into the concept of the landscape design giving a unique personality to the project while allowing the integration of the activities of the locals.
The landscape extends through artificial islands into the lake creating a green ribbon that unifies all the areas in the project. Both the concept and the grid used in the architecture, the master plan and landscaping, are derived from patterns taken from the geometry of plants and flowers.
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Hongqi Stag Lake
Planning and Landscape Project / SDLocation: Hongqi, Hainan, China
Area: 12.7 km2
CSCEC GC Studio 2013
Grand tourism hotels
The geometrization of a natural pattern on a grid to help articulate the space, the buildings and the program in a functional and aesthetic manner.
Main hotel
Built areas
Road system
Green areas
Pedestrian system
Main hotel
Boutique hotelVillas hotel
Boutique hotel
a small town a new project of urban infrastructure can mean a great opportunity for development and innovation. How to make that specific project to meet the financial and social expectations of the place is not an easy task. For the Cultural and Sports Center of Qionghai the strategy was to promote a high density development with a high diversity of uses. Densely programmed mixed uses have proven to be successful in developing compact cities with high rates of both economic and social gains.
The architecture is inspired by the cornices of the traditional houses of the area, which creates ribbons that unify all facades. That ribbon is what merges in one continuous space a stadium for 30, 000 people, a multi-sport facility for 10,000 people and a theater for 5,000. In addition, it integrates a commercial area that serves the main buildings and ensures constant use of the venue. Everything is crowned with a large roof garden that works as a meeting and recreation area.
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Qionghai Cultural and Sports Center
Architecture and Landscape Project / SDLocation: Qionghai, Hainan, China
Area: 15.47 haCSCEC GC Studio
2013
Sports and Cultural Center
北
North facade
Residental and Office Buildings
Theater and Cultural Center
Shopping Center
Gymnasium
Stadium
(5,000 seats)
(15,000 m2)
(12,000 seats)
30,000 seats)
Commercial plinth
Roof garden
Service floor Seats
Retail
Shopping mall
Facade
Exo-structure
Lattice
Rooftops
Roof garden
Sport arenas and stage
Commercial area
Roof garden
iconic building can give character to an area of the city and can become a magnet to raise its value beyond the architectural boundaries. Shandong Province and especially the port of Qingdao have an important naval tradition that was taken as inspiration for the design of this office complex.
Five volumes resembling sails remind the old merchant ships and house offices, convention centers and hotels. At the base, a retail park with container-shops gives the abstract idea of a keel boat and doubles as a reference and meeting point, as an area that promotes the encounter and the exchange of ideas between users. The main goal is to create an exciting space that stimulates the free interaction of people in a highly mixed-use area.
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Cheng Yang Business Center
Architecture and Landscape Project / SDLocation: Qingdao, Shandong, China
Area: 87, 205 m2 (Architecture) 3.29 ha (Landscape)CSCEC GC Studio
2014
北
Master plan (mixed-use complex)
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Drop off area
Hotel Underground parking entrance
Commercial area
Urban Park
Building inspiration and main functions Offices, commerce and hospitality
Office buildings
Underground parking
Commercial and urban park area
Commercial area and urban park
Commercial area and urban park
Hotel (3F) Hotel (12F) Office Building (17F) Office Building (22F) Office Building (6F)
new museum is an excellent excuse to increase the vitality of an urban area. Located in the heart of the Historic Helsinki, the site for the new Guggenheim museum presented interesting urban and architecture challenges. To integrate a building of this kind into the daily life of a city it has to work as an extension of it, as a platform where people can relate to each other and to their unique surroundings.
For this purposes the scheme has considered a plinth that undulates throughout the site working as a public space that projects the museum activities beyond its limits taken as inspiration the beautiful and dramatic landscapes of the Nordic fiords. This is the public realm that brings together city, art and people. Above, almost floating in a leafy balance, the main galleries are set in order to contribute to the skyline without diminishing the allure of the existing landmarks.
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Helsinki Guggenheim Museum(Undelivered Proposal)
Architecture Project / SDLocation: Helsinki, Finland
Area: 12,500 m2
CSCEC GC Studio2014
Waterfront realm
Main accesses
Downstreet views
Harbor views
Integration within the skyline and urban realm
TO RISE
TO MIR ORR
TO BRE-AK
TO LOOK BEY O ND
TO
Extension of the public realm
Design approach and strategies
