Arch Luis Fernando Guerrero Noguez Portfolio

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LUIS FERNANDO GUERRERO NOGUEZ
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO SELECTED MATERIAL _ 2016 - 2019

Mexican Architect by Tecnológico
de Monterrey, Campus Querétaro.
I believe that the future of the world and
architecture are aimed at sustainable
design and ecological construction. We
need to start seeing and living the world
as archiculture not only as architercture.
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Cultural Center
MEXICO-CHICAGO
December 2017
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INFONAVIT
-National contest- Award META
House
May 2018
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Hydroponics plant
Graduate project
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PROJECTS
May 2019
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“El retiro” house
June 2018
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Special Projects
2016-2019
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ACADEMIC PROJECTS
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Cultural Center Mexico_ Chicago
CONSULATE + CULTURAL CENTER + PLAZA
Location: Chicago Illinois, E Chestnut Street
Year : 2017
Area :
Status :
1’100 sq. m
Project
Colaboration : Arq. Agustín Pacheco Chavez
Arq. David Alejandro Adame
_ Successfully join some elements of mexican
architecture to the architectonic sclae of Chicago,
with the creation of a space which makes you
have a sense of belonging to mexican culture.
_ The program looks to improve mexico’simage
worldwide, so other countries can have a better
understanding of our country through culture and
arts, the support to mexican culture industries and
creation of spaces that allow the interaction between
cultural creators and promotors from both countries.
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_ The separation between volumes creates a central
plaza, it functions as a node, distributing people
through the buildings, besides having a free plant built
on pilotis on the access level and plaza that makes
our project being permeable to it’s environment.
_ Each level has visual contact to the plaza
and a view to “The Windy City”, we have only
one vertical circulation to the consulate and the
cultural center, we want to imply that culture, arts
and people are the ones whom create a nation.
Program:
MEXICAN CONSLUATE
1_ plaza
2_ lobby/reception
3_ work area
4_ general office
5_ consul’s office
6_ restroom
7_ rest area
8_ auditorium
9_ archive
10_ parking lot
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_ We opt for a vertical development for the proyect
to propitiate density and interaction between levels
and to have a bigger free plant to create a public plaza.
_ As a premise for the consulate, we decided
to elevate the building in pilotis , minimizing the
invation in foreign soil, respecting the pedestrian
flux connecting the streets Chestnut and Delaware.
Program:
1_ plaza
2_ lobby/reception
3_ museum
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4_ restaurant
5_ auditorium
6_ restroom
7_ multiple use room
8_ director’s office
9_ audiovisual room
10_ library
11_ temporal exposition
12_ parking lot
CULTURAL CENTER

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META House
INFONAVIT
National contest- Award
Location: Los Héroes León, Guanaujuato
Year :
Area :
Status :
2018
70 sq. m
Project
Colaboration : Arq Agustin Pacheco Chavez
Arq. David Alejandro Adame
Arq. Daniela Ochoa Ojeda
Arq. Gustavo Gonzalez
Arq. Reyes Bermudez Pérez
_ Imagine for a moment that the housing needs
of each family are a gap in this children’s game, we
could observe that each gap is different and that
only a figure could go through them.
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_ We must accept that the average family does
not exist and that we do not know how the
family will grow and when it will stop growing.
The house can start with one person, or
two. But there are always situations like
working from home, having children, family
members that affect family dynamics.
_ The project offers a model of assisted selfproduction
where modularity allows users to
develop housing growth according their needs.
These growths occur in the
upper floor to free lateral patio.
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_ One of the main problems of social housing is
that when a model of house is repeated by miles,
the community loses ti’s identity as individuals.
_ The multiple use patio allows each member
of the home to appropiate of the space in a
different way in different times; the activities can
be viewed from inside the house and also from
the street, this interaction, creates community.
isometrico de sitio
_ With the growth option in the
upper part of the project, we promote
the conservation of the patio.
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_ We divided the lot in two, in one half we have
the Patio area and in the other half we have our
architectural program, which at the same time is
divided in three modules that are the bathroom
and dressing room, living room, dining room and
the kitchen.
_ This allows the house to be a free plan, having
no walls and becoming a permeable space with
the Patio area.
_ In the second level we have a corridor which
is also the preparation for an expansion, it
connects the two bedrooms and leave space for
our double height, we also have visible beam and
block preparation above the Patio, expecting for
an expansion.
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CONSTRUCTIVE SYSTEM
_ The doors and windows go from floor to ceiling
to avoid the time and cost of closing chains.
_ This offers us the added benefit of not having to
break down and recalculate structural elements
at the moment of growth.
_ When using the same type of window it is
easy to change it from one wall to another and
continue construction.
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Ha’ Luum’
Hydroponic plant
Location: Holbox, Quintana Roo
Year :
2019
Area :
Status :
4500 sq. m
Project
Colaboration : Arq Maria Jose Ponce Romero
Taller Jool Boox
Vision Taller
Jool Boox
_ Holbox will become a community
focused on the study and preservation
of their identity and biodiversity, as well
as in the valuation of its territory
and social dynamics. When adopting
these behaviors, Holbox will be
reference of sustainable development.
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_ What happen with food and excessive
demand of tourists and locals? How the food
plates arrive to the diners in this isolated place?
_ Well, there is only one way to get there
to the island and it’s by ferry. This transport
is taken in Chiquilá, from where it takes a
20-minute tour to get to the island.
CALLE CORAL
_ The problem is that this medium has been
monopolized by a group of people whom
basically basically control everything that
enters the island, from the food and the basic
products, to the construction materials on the
island.
1.85 km to Acoustic Shell 2.39 km to Harbour 365 m to Beach
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_ What happen with food and excessive
demand of tourists and locals? How the food
plates arrive to the diners in this isolated place?
_ Well, there is only one way to get there
to the island and it’s by ferry. This transport
is taken in Chiquilá, from where it takes a
20-minute tour to get to the island.
Aluminium ventilation hatch
Anular structural steel
structure
EFTE architectonic membrane
_ The problem is that this medium has been
monopolized by a group of people whom
basically basically control everything that
enters the island, from the food and the basic
products, to the construction materials on the
island.
Metallic truss linked
to structural concrete
of the water tank.
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Structural concrete
pilotis
Structural concrete water
tank f’c 350 kg/cm3
Steel perimetral enclosure
chain

Shade mesh cover to regulate
temperature and exposure to
solar radiation
Curve shape to allow
solar incidence from
different angles.
Overhead cental
ventilation by prevailing
winds
_The cultivation in hydroponics is a
modality in the management of plants,
that allows its cultivation without soil.
Rainwater recolection
channels
Raised platforms to
have less impact on
the ground
Water tank for
rainwater storage.
_The growth of the plant is given
a nutrient solution, by the
which get all the minerals
essentials.
Compression force
Overhead cental ventilation by
prevailing winds
Structural steel anular
structure
Architectonic EFTE
Membrane
_ All the plants need to receive solar
light, that’s why the project is shaped a
semi sphere because the shape allows
the plant to receive solar incidence all
day long, but as we are in a hot place
were the temperature doesn’t go below
11º C we needed to protect ourself
from the solar radiation with a shade
cloth which let the light go through
but not the heat of the radiation.
Coseo force
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_ This project has the main purpose
of making Holbox a self dependant
community. Our purpose is to produce
around 60 - 70% of the actual food
that is consumed on the islands.
(Vegetables, fish, shrimp, lobster.)
OPEN TO THE NORWEST -
NORTH , WHERE THE
DOMINANT WINDS COME
FROM
INCLINATE ROOF TO AVOID SOLAR IN-
CIDENCE
_ We want to bring the community
closer to education and culture by
having this forum activities with
expositions mainly about the method
we use to cultivate and grow our plants
and of course on how to take care of
the wildlife and endangered species
that this caribbean paradise hosts.
Principal accesses by
pedestrian avenue
PUBLIC SPACE THAT CONNECTS BOTH
PARTS OF THE PROGRAM
_ Along with the forum activities
we also offer a restaurant service
with food of our own harvest, with
the opportunity of purchasing all of
the plants and sea life we produce
for locals, tourists, and businesses.
Conservation of
95% of mangle
Program distribution
according to mangle
Easy communication
between germination
and greenhouse
Germination
Hydroponics
Acuaponics
Access services by
transit avenue
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BUILT PROJECTS
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“El retiro” House
A house design for
retirement.
Location: Jilotepec, Mexico State
Year :
2018
Area : 350 sq. m
Status : In Construction
Colaboration : Craftsman Alejandro Noguez
Luis Arturo Guerrero Leduc
Edith Noguez Aceves
_ This is a residential project for a family of four,
where the parents want a place they can retire
when they grow old, but meanwhile they wait
for retirement, it will becomethe best scenario
to enjoy with family, friends and loved ones.
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_ Have a proportion between
construction and green areas to make
them interact between them and
have cohesion in between.
_ Give the user multiple heights so
he doesn´t feel too enclosed nor
to free, have the house balance in
relation to the land and their needs.
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_ The program is executed so everything
is conected to the double height and
so the user can enjoy the views to the
big mountains that surround the town.
Program:
1_ dining room
2_ lobby/reception
3_ reading room
4_ living room (double
height)
5_ Master bedroom
6_ 3 guest bedroom
7_ 2 bathrooms
8_ kitchen (double height)
9_ game room
10_ roof garden
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SPECIAL PROJECTS
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CONCRETE PAVILLION
Sculpture
This model was made out of concrete and wood. This scale
pavillion was made to help people understand that natural and
constructed habitat con coexists without harming one another,
and that everything has to be balanced for us to keep having a
sustainable way of life.
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HOLBOX - HYDROPONIC PLANT
Exploration model
This model was made out of concrete and
wood. This scale pavillion was made to
help people understand that natural and
constructed habitat con coexists without
harming one another, and that everything
has to be balanced for us to keep having a
sustainable way of life.
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MARBLE & WOOD SCULPTURE “MEXICO THROUGH SEPT. 19TH”
Sculpture
This is a memorial sculpture made to help the victims of the September 19th earthquake
in Mexico it was exposed at Nuun Art Gallery and sold, all the money went to buy resources
like food and basic needs products to help the people get back on track. It was made out
of Marble and wood meaning that we are all one country ando we should always have our
back, rebuilding Mexico.
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Photography
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Photography

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