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The city in the history
The city in the history
A latin town but through the river (2024)
A latin town but through the river (2024)
Exploring how private and public spaces coexist within the urban fabric. Examining how cities can be made more walkable. Considering squares as places for social interaction. Recognizing the river as a major landscape feature that citizens can enjoy. (Pen - Watercolor painting on paper)
From the past to the XXth century (2017)
From the past to the XXth century (2017)
Exploring how to make the old city form greener and more walkable. Exploring how to repurpose old urban infrastructure (such as city walls) as landscape elements. Exploring how twentieth-century car-oriented planning penetrated ancient cities. Exploring how modern urbanism expanded upon historic urban cores. (Pen - Colour pencils on paper)
The city in the sea
The city in the sea
Water as a inner road (2021)
Water as a inner road (2021)
Exploring the canals as waterways that function as roads for boats. Exploring how a city of boats is not disconnected, but rather connected through water.(Pen on paper)
Water as urban shape definer (2021)
Water as urban shape definer (2021)
The islands were chosen as places to live for their views, while the port remained on the mainland. The canals emerged as a response to the need for circulation through the city. (Pen on paper)
Water as road to the outsite (2021)
Water as road to the outsite (2021)
Exploring how to use available resources—such as water—as a solution for enhancing urban infrastructure. (Pen on paper)
Water as a Resource and a Source of Vulnerability (2024)
Water as a Resource and a Source of Vulnerability (2024)
Exploring the bays for trade. Exploring the defense of the bays. (Pen on paper)
The city in its greatness: Nombarda (2014)
The city in its greatness: Nombarda (2014)
Casi Dos años despuĂ©s de haber pensado en un trazado romano a lo largo de cuatro paginas,es muy satisfactorio verla por fin terminada...Una vez mas presento al mundo una ciudad ilĂłgica y desproporcionada...Imaginen una ciudad donde cada una de las figuritas pequeñas es una cuadra de modo que las calles visibles a simple vista encuadran al rededor de 17 cuadras.Â
¡Imaginen una ciudad donde las manzanas tiene esas formas!!! Imaginen una ciudad donde el cardo y el decumano tiene al rededor de 20 carriles y donde hay mas de 30 lineas subterráneas de metro...Se trata de un mundo donde la poblaciĂłn a crecido desmedidamente y aun con su magnánima extensiĂłn esta conformada, en su mayorĂa, por torres de mas de 20 pisos. Se trata de a lo que parece que la humanidad llegará...Bienvenidos a la ciudad de Nombarda. (Pen - colour pencils on paper)
The city in the river
The city in the river
Trading through the river (2018)
Trading through the river (2018)
Exploring the conurbations of a metropolis. Exploring the polycentric city. Exploring sponge cities and their ecological connectivity. Exploring economic infrastructure, including industrial zoning, railways, airports, and ports. A first exploration of how the city is shaped by natural slopes. (Pen - Colour pencils on paper)
A road so you can only see the road (2012)
A road so you can only see the road (2012)
Exploring the different urban designs that compose a single city. Exploring the disproportionate share of urban space dedicated to cars. Exploring how poverty, deprived of land, moved onto the water. Exploring, for the first time, life on the water. (Pen - Colour pencils on paper)
Living with the river (2024)
Living with the river (2024)
Exploring full ecological and hydric connectivity. Exploring the connections between logistic and industrial areas. (Pen - Colour pencils on paper)
Living on the river (2018)
Living on the river (2018)
Exploring how smaller villages are absorbed by growing cities. (Pen - markers on paper)
The city as a three-dimensional entity
The city as a three-dimensional entity
Taming the hill (2016)
Taming the hill (2016)
Exploring the reshaping of slopes to create roads. Exploring density as a means to make cities walkable in three dimensions: using all building levels as public space, and connecting buildings with parks and stairs to navigate hilly terrain. Exploring public terraces as a way for private construction to give back space to the city. Exploring mixed-use buildings. Exploring the integration of different infrastructure eras within the same city. (Modelling clay)
Adapting to the hill (2014)
Adapting to the hill (2014)
Exploring how the hill shapes the urban form. Exploring the location of buildings as a symbolic expression of power, with colors reflecting land use. (Modelling clay)
Building in the hill (2014)
Building in the hill (2014)
A first exploration of how to build on the hill. Exploring contrasts in urban architecture. Exploring sanctuary cities: how to build around a relic. (Modelling clay)
The aesthetics of the city
The aesthetics of the city
The shine and the shadow (2013)
The shine and the shadow (2013)
Exploring perspective before the abstraction of maps. (Pen on a CD)
Surviving or resisting (2015)
Surviving or resisting (2015)
Exploring the different architectural styles and urban inequality.(Marker on acetate)
Discovering the city
Discovering the city
The first one (2011)
The first one (2011)
An involuntary puzzle of polygons that revealed itself as a city. (Pencil on paper)
The second one (2011)
The second one (2011)
Exploring possible urban forms. Exploring types of infrastructure: transportation. Exploring leisure infrastructure: parks. Exploring urban logistics: urban farms, canals.(Pen - Colours on paper)
The city as a modification of the landscape
The city as a modification of the landscape
Opening spaces in the hill (2013)
Opening spaces in the hill (2013)
Exploring the optimal balance between natural and artificial elements on a hill. Exploring the beauty that emerges from the harmony between human interventions and nature.( Modelling clay)
Deeping in the thigtness of the terraces (2013)
Deeping in the thigtness of the terraces (2013)
Progressing in the terracing of a hill up to the maximum feasible level. (Modelling clay)
An artificalized hill (2014)
An artificalized hill (2014)
Exploring how artificialization represents a simplification of nature. Showing how artificialization often lacks beauty.(Modelling clay)
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