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Reflecting on water scarcity 

The competition aim is to develop a permanent pavilion in an intersection of the future ecological corridor in CDMX. The project was requested to embrace water as the main concept. However, the proposal seeks to use the concept not as an element of waste in a city where water is scarce, turning it into the element of reflection, in short a water pavilion without water which architectural elements will be complete when rain starts to fall.

Mexico City, Mexico 19°24'01.0"N 99°10'04.8"W Arquine 2018 Idea Architecture Pavillion Pavillion 240 m² Finalist and Honorable mention in Arquine international competition - Raul Martinez

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Water pavillion

The competition aim is to develop a permanent pavilion in an intersection of the future ecological corridor in CDMX. The project was requested to embrace water as the main concept. However, the proposal seeks to use the concept not as an element of waste in a city where water is scarce, turning it into the element of reflection, in short a water pavilion without water which architectural elements will be complete when rain starts to fall.

Location Coordinates Client / Institution Year Status Project Type  Scale Size Distinction / Award Collaborators Project Leader

Mexico City, Mexico 19°24'01.0"N 99°10'04.8"W Arquine 2018 Idea Architecture Pavillion Pavillion 240 m² Finalist and Honorable mention in Arquine international competition - Raul Martinez

Mexico City, Mexico 19°24'01.0"N 99°10'04.8"W Arquine 2018 Idea Architecture Pavillion Pavillion 240 m² Finalist and Honorable mention in Arquine international competition - Raul Martinez

Reflecting on water scarcity 

The competition aim is to develop a permanent pavilion in an intersection of the future ecological corridor in CDMX. The project was requested to embrace water as the main concept. However, the proposal seeks to use the concept not as an element of waste in a city where water is scarce, turning it into the element of reflection, in short a water pavilion without water which architectural elements will be complete when rain starts to fall.

Aguascalientes, Mexico 21°53'34.2"N 102°16'49.7"W CAEA, SEDEC, SEPLAN, SECTURE, SEDRAE 2017 Idea Architecture Office Building Building 11497 m² Feature proposal in restricted competition GRUPO GIA, STVX Raul Martinez, Humbero Vázquez Ramírez, Daniel Alcala, Alberto Sanchez, Oscar Hernandez Akari Gutierrez, Paulina Hernandez

COFETRECE

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Adaptation, from industrial to co-working

Integrate a governmental office program of almost 9000m2 inside one of the most important cultural complex of the city “COFETRECE”, without changing the essence of the original project, allowing not just the correct development of the activities imposed by the program but to contribute to the urban set of the site was the challenge for this competition. The proposal elaborates on a co-working open cloud, a platform elevated where the machine produces, while the ground floor belongs to the most public functions within the different departments, dividing the program in 2 main programmatic and conceptually different environments.

Location CoordinatesClient / Institution Year StatusProjectType ScaleSizeDistinction / AwardCollaborators Project Leader Team

Aguascalientes, Mexico 21°53'34.2"N 102°16'49.7"W CAEA, SEDEC, SEPLAN, SECTURE, SEDRAE 2017 Idea Architecture Office Building Building 11497 m² Feature proposal in restricted competition GRUPO GIA, STVX Raul Martinez, Humbero Vázquez Ramírez, Daniel Alcala, Alberto Sanchez, Oscar Hernandez Akari Gutierrez, Paulina Hernandez

Adaptation, from industrial to co-working 

Aguascalientes, Mexico 21°53'34.2"N 102°16'49.7"W CAEA, SEDEC, SEPLAN, SECTURE, SEDRAE 2017 Idea Architecture Office Building Building 11497 m² Feature proposal in restricted competition GRUPO GIA, STVX Raul Martinez, Humbero Vázquez Ramírez, Daniel Alcala, Alberto Sanchez, Oscar Hernandez Akari Gutierrez, Paulina Hernandez

COFETRECE

Location CoordinatesClient / Institution Year StatusProjectType ScaleSizeDistinction / AwardCollaborators Project Leader Team

Adaptation, from industrial to co-working

Integrate a governmental office program of almost 9000m2 inside one of the most important cultural complex of the city “COFETRECE”, without changing the essence of the original project, allowing not just the correct development of the activities imposed by the program but to contribute to the urban set of the site was the challenge for this competition. The proposal elaborates on a co-working open cloud, a platform elevated where the machine produces, while the ground floor belongs to the most public functions within the different departments, dividing the program in 2 main programmatic and conceptually different environments.

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Aguascalientes, Mexico 21°54'33.8"N 102°19'17.2"W GICBC group 2019 Completed Interior Design Office space Building 980 m² - Murillo Arquitecto Raul Martinez, Alfredo Murillo Daniel Arciniega, Jorge Reveles, Akari Gutierrez

The project is developed on an office building. The task was to adequate 2 available floors into the new headquarters of the GiCBC company. The main concept was to enable a core functional area surrounded by the taskforce of the company. Brick and crystal are the main material used in the project for dividing spaces. Furniture was designed to fit the requirements of the taskforce to maintain comfort and allow flexible configurations.

GICBC Headquarters

A refreshing and elegant new image

GICBC Headquarters 

The project is developed on an office building. The task was to adequate 2 available floors into the new headquarters of the GiCBC company. The main concept was to enable a core functional area surrounded by the taskforce of the company. Brick and crystal are the main material used in the project for dividing spaces. Furniture was designed to fit the requirements of the taskforce to maintain comfort and allow flexible configurations.

Aguascalientes, Mexico 21°54'33.8"N 102°19'17.2"W GICBC group 2019 Completed Interior Design Office space Building 980 m² - Murillo Arquitecto Raul Martinez, Alfredo Murillo Daniel Arciniega, Jorge Reveles, Akari Gutierrez

Aguascalientes, Mexico 21°54'33.8"N 102°19'17.2"W GICBC group 2019 Completed Interior Design Office space Building 980 m² - Murillo Arquitecto Raul Martinez, Alfredo Murillo Daniel Arciniega, Jorge Reveles, Akari Gutierrez

The project is developed on an office building. The task was to adequate 2 available floors into the new headquarters of the GiCBC company. The main concept was to enable a core functional area surrounded by the taskforce of the company. Brick and crystal are the main material used in the project for dividing spaces. Furniture was designed to fit the requirements of the taskforce to maintain comfort and allow flexible configurations.

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CDMX, Mexico19°30'37.3"N 98°57'51.0"W FCARM 2020 Completed Urban planning and architecture  Research / Master thesis at Delft University of Technology Regional 7954 km² Silver Medal (First prize per category) - Raul Martinez

XVI Bienal Nacional de Arquitectura Mexicana 2020

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Unbalanced decision making processes, lack of planning scope and a market-driven development lead by high power interests have shaped the emergent Metropolitan Area of the Valley of Mexico (MAVM) with an increasing spatial fragmentation and social segregation. To counteract the problematisation an adaptive planning framework is proposed linking urban morphology, governance capacities and socio-ecological systems as a way to approach vulnerable areas in the metropolis from a local perspective aiming for a collaborative and evolutionary process. Several areas with the potential to become sub-centers are defined in the territory in order to become strategic locations where endogenous development is possible creating opportunities capable of overcoming segregation and fragmentation by means of enhanced economic and community activities. The research recognizes five main principles (systemic goals) which through spatial actions that act in a muldimensional level (scale, time and actors) stress capacities for adaptation embedded in the selected locations. Seemingly, potentials for connectedness and activation from a bottom-up perspective are revealed through exploration by design implementing a scenario construction.

Asymmetries of Power

CDMX, Mexico19°30'37.3"N 98°57'51.0"W FCARM 2020 Completed Urban planning and architecture  Research / Master thesis at Delft University of Technology Regional 7954 km² Silver Medal (First prize per category) - Raul Martinez

Unbalanced decision making processes, lack of planning scope and a market-driven development lead by high power interests have shaped the emergent Metropolitan Area of the Valley of Mexico (MAVM) with an increasing spatial fragmentation and social segregation. To counteract the problematisation an adaptive planning framework is proposed linking urban morphology, governance capacities and socio-ecological systems as a way to approach vulnerable areas in the metropolis from a local perspective aiming for a collaborative and evolutionary process. Several areas with the potential to become sub-centers are defined in the territory in order to become strategic locations where endogenous development is possible creating opportunities capable of overcoming segregation and fragmentation by means of enhanced economic and community activities. The research recognizes five main principles (systemic goals) which through spatial actions that act in a muldimensional level (scale, time and actors) stress capacities for adaptation embedded in the selected locations. Seemingly, potentials for connectedness and activation from a bottom-up perspective are revealed through exploration by design implementing a scenario construction.

CDMX, Mexico19°30'37.3"N 98°57'51.0"W FCARM 2020 Completed Urban planning and architecture  Research / Master thesis at Delft University of Technology Regional 7954 km² Silver Medal (First prize per category) - Raul Martinez

Unbalanced decision making processes, lack of planning scope and a market-driven development lead by high power interests have shaped the emergent Metropolitan Area of the Valley of Mexico (MAVM) with an increasing spatial fragmentation and social segregation. To counteract the problematisation an adaptive planning framework is proposed linking urban morphology, governance capacities and socio-ecological systems as a way to approach vulnerable areas in the metropolis from a local perspective aiming for a collaborative and evolutionary process. Several areas with the potential to become sub-centers are defined in the territory in order to become strategic locations where endogenous development is possible creating opportunities capable of overcoming segregation and fragmentation by means of enhanced economic and community activities. The research recognizes five main principles (systemic goals) which through spatial actions that act in a muldimensional level (scale, time and actors) stress capacities for adaptation embedded in the selected locations. Seemingly, potentials for connectedness and activation from a bottom-up perspective are revealed through exploration by design implementing a scenario construction.

Asymmetries of Power

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