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Ram
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13 Stadium Street, London SW10 0PUtel: +44 (0) 77 9524 0033email: [email protected]/ramonmendozalinkedin.com/in/ramonmendozasatrustegui
Ram
on M
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Skills
Language
Computer
Fluent: Spanish, English, French, Portuguese
Basic: German
Proficient: Autocad, Microstation, AECOsim, Revit, Rhinoceros, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Microsoft Office
Basic: Generative Components, 3ds Max, V-Ray
QualificationsArchitect UK/ARB 084254K BArch DipArch ETSAM
Contact13 Stadium Street, London SW10 0PUtel: +44 (0) 77 9524 0033email: [email protected]/ramonmendozalinkedin.com/in/ramonmendozasatrustegui
Education
Apr 2015
2004-12
2009-10
2008
Practice
2013-present
2013
2011
2010
2008
2007
Experience
2014-15
2013-14
2013
2012
2011
2011
Publications
2006
2014
Exhibitions
2015
Link Tokyo-Madrid by ETSAM (Madrid) and TIT (Tokyo)
GRAMMATI©ALS by Federico Soriano (Ed Mairea)
EXPORT by Edgar Gonzalez (Ico Foundation, Madrid)
Minneapolis College of Art and DesignBiomimicry: A Sustainable Design Methodology
School of Architecture, Polytechnic University of MadridBachelor and Master Degree in Architecture
School of Architecture, University of Sâo PauloMagallâes scholarship exchange program
New York University‘Future Noir’ course
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, LondonPart II Architectural Assistant
Eloy Diez Arquitectos, MadridFreelance
Estudio Lamela, MadridArchitect Intern
Landscape Department FAU-USP, Sâo PauloLandscape Architect Intern
Ferrovial SA, MadridQuantity Surveyor based on site
Pablo Fernandez y Pablo Redondo Arquitectos, MadridArchitect Intern
FIFA National Football Stadium, Caracas (RSHP)RIBA Stage 3, area: 21,000 m², cost: £325 millions
High-rise commercial development ATRIO, Bogota (RSHP)RIBA Stages 2-4, area: 250,000 m², cost: £500 millions
Housing development scheme, ArroyomolinosCompetition: 2nd prize
Greenhouse and farming laboratory, MadridSocial multidisciplinary collaboration
Luis Chicho Fabrega Hospital, Panama (Lamela)RIBA Stage 4, area: 42,000 m², cost: £57 millions
Housing development scheme, Madrid (Lamela)RIBA Stage 5, area: 14,200 m², cost: £12 millions
National Football Stadium of VenezuelaCaracas
The sinuous shapes of the stadium complement the natural forms of the environment in which it is located vibrating in tune
National Football Stadium of Venezuela, Caracas
PlaceCaracas, Venezuela
Date2013-present
ClientInsetra
Gross Area21,000 m²
Cost£325 millions
ArchitectRogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Structural EngineerArup
Roof Structural EngineerSchlaich Bergermann und Partner
Services & Lighting EngineerArup
Sports Facilities ConsultantFenwick Iribarren Architects
The masterplan includes a transport interchange (also by RSHP) and establishes a new metropolitan park protecting the surrounding hillsides from further development. Within the park, existing sports facilities, including the listed Arthur Froehlich-designed racecourse, will now be augmented by a new baseball stadium, a geodesic dome for events and the 52,000 capacity national football stadium, providing a new focus for leisure activities in the city and an additional eight hectares of public space.
Through an ondulating bowl and concourse slab, and a landscaped access, the building manages to relate perfectly with the natural landscape. It has been conceived as two separate contrasting elements: the bowl and the roof. The precast concrete bowl responds to a parametric model achieving the best rates of visual and sound confort, and the roof, on the other side, acts as a superlight, beautifully engineered ‘bicycle wheel canopy’ suspended over the landscape.
Centro Internacional, ATRIOBogota
ATRIO is undoubtedly the most important real estate development in Colombia in the last decade. It will generate more than 10,000 m2 of public open space, and deliver an architectural icon that will create a new entry point to the city
PlaceBogota, Colombia
Date2008-present
ClientQBO Constructores S.A.S
Gross Area250,000 m²
Cost£325 millions
ArchitectRogers Stirk Harbour + PartnersEl Equipo de Mazzanti, Colombia
Structural EngineerArup, UKPyD, Colombia
Facade EngineerArup, Spain
Services EngineerArup, SpainPoch, Colombia
CPI EngineerArup, SpainLina Garcia, Colombia
Vertical Transportation EngineerArup, UK
Urbanist ConsultantClaudia Sandoval, Colombia
Traffic ConsultantSDG, Colombia
Waste Management ConsultantSDG, Colombia
Security ConsultantPoch, Colombia
Landscape ArchitectVogt, UK
Wind TunnelBMT, UK
Quantity SurveyorAECOM, UK
Project ManagerAECOM, UK
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ATRIO is a major mixed-use commercial development in central Bogotá comprising two towers – North and South – with a large, open public space at ground level.At 44 floors (200 m) and 59 floors (268 m) high respectively, the towers provide a total of 250,000 m2 of office space, public services and retail with up to 72,000 people expected to pass through each day.
Together with an additional 10,000 m2 of public space, which constitutes two thirds of the whole site area, the development is an important step in the regeneration of the area known as Centro Internacional, bringing new business, tourism, public transport and culture to the city’s former business district.
Centro Internacional ATRIO, Bogota
The client’s brief was not only to deliver class office accommodation but also to create a new public space at the heart of the city. The project is a exciting opportunity to contribute to the resurgence of a civic society in Bogota
The interior office space will remain flexible, thanks to the core layout and the services strategy, making possible a future incorporation of a hotel, apartments and an observatory. The massing, managed through the intersection of two squares in plan, generates two interesting areas of the building: the inviting ‘mouth’ shaped atrium and the green stepping terraces at the top.
The project is designed to be rolled out in two phases, with the first building ATRIO North Tower due to deliver more than 50,000 m2 of flexible office space, 4,600 m2 of public services and 1,800 m2 of retail. Construction of the first phase began in December 2014 with preliminary excavations and is expected to complete in late 2018.
Centro Internacional ATRIO, Bogota
Vertical Greenhouse, La SagreraBarcelona
The building generates a recycling ecosystem of energy and resources. In one day it purifies 1 million litres of grey water, producing 40 tons of food and 80MWh of energy back through the digestion of organic waste
The project proposes a giant ‘balloon-shaped’ enclosed space greenhouse for urban intensive agriculture. Barcelona, for its mild and humid climate offers the perfect place for urban farming. It is also a city with a high gastronomic culture and a large food market activity since fresh products are very much appreciated.
The master plan of La Sagrera includes the burial of the high speed railway, a park on top and a new neighbourhood with housing for 12,000 people. With this in hand, the proposal gives ecological coherence to the whole development acting as a new hybrid between infrastructure and architecture and closing a circular ecosystem of energy and resources.
A convection circuit is forced inside through the greenhouse effect of the EFTE skin to generate the adequate climate zones for each crop. The digester acts as the thermal source and the water treatment pools as the cold counter point
Academic ProjectFinal project in Architecture
PlaceBarcelona, Spain
Date2011-12
UniversitySchool of Architecture, Polytechnic University of Madrid
Gross Area120,000 m²
TutorsMiguel Kriesler & Jacobo García-Germán
Vertical Greenhouse La Sagrera, Barcelona
The distribution of crops is based on the spiral and fractal geometrical patterns on conifer species like Abies Pinsapo. This maximises crop exposure to sun rays
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Vertical Greenhouse La Sagrera, Barcelona
