Polimorfo is the journal of the School of Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico.
Founder, Editor, Designer, 2009-2011 (in collaboration with Oscar Oliver-Didier).
PDF available online here.
Architecture+Design, Research, Education | Selected Works
Polimorfo is the journal of the School of Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico.
Founder, Editor, Designer, 2009-2011 (in collaboration with Oscar Oliver-Didier).
PDF available online here.
The project, the new Visitors Center and Museum for the Luis Muñoz Marín Foundation in San Juan, Puerto Rico, situates itself as a mediator and threshold between a large semi-urban forest and a historic site grouping the former home and small buildings of the owners, where the house of the first elected governor of Puerto Rico is located. A bold two-pieces volume resembles and occupied the space of a natural border that existed before, while providing a threshold welcoming flows through the building to the site and the forest. View it published in Divisare and ArchDaily.
Project Lead Designer for Toro Ferrer Arquitectos, 2006-2013.
AIA Puerto Rico, Honor Award, 2008 (unbuilt).
X Architecture Biennial Puerto Rico, Honor Award, 2008 (unbuilt).
The house was conceived as a large open interior/exterior space in between the front and back gardens of the elongated site. Two less permeable volumes contain the private and support areas. Formal public living areas are covered with a high roof to create a continuous environment with the gardens and outdoors.
Project Lead Designer for Toro Ferrer Arquitectos, Lead Project Manager and Construction Administrator, 2006-2011.