juan felipe betancur architectural portafolio

Architectural Portfolio

Juan Felipe Betancur Martinez Selected academic works from 2011-2018 in chronological ascending order.

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Juan Felipe BetancurPortfolio

The architecture reflects those anemic states of the archi-tect allowing the project to talk about the designer, its frustrations, joys and fails.

The architecture is a living being, always changing and in need of a hungry mind wanting to explore, someone who likes to try, being out of the box, take risks and capable to bring innovative solutions to everyday situations.

In this portfolio, I want to show you my exploration and conception of architecture through my training, understan-ding the architectural project with a global and multi-scale approach.

Juan Felipe Betancur

Carrera 97 # 40 - 60Apt. 101

Medellin, AtioquiaColombia

+057 305 258 [email protected]

Curriculum Vitae P. 2

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EDUCATION

Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Medellin Bachelor in Architecture.

08/201108/2016

EXPERIENCE

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

01/2016Present

Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Medellin Maker Space manager.

08/201508/2013

01/201308/2011

Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Medellin Assistant to the direction of the school of architecture Administrative work.

Criteria Global Designfreelance architectArchitectural Drawing, sketching, modeling and rendering.

CAD(Autocad, Rhino 3D, Grasshopper, Maya) Visualization(Rhino 3D, Maya, Revit, Sket-chup, Mental ray, 3d Max)Adobe(Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects, Acrobat, lightroom)Microsoft Office(Word, Power point, Excel)iWork(pages, number, keynote)Fabrication(Cura 3.0, Repetier Host, Arduino, Rhino 3D)Languajes(English, Spanish).

AWARDS, RECOGNITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS2012-2013 Outstanding student projectXXV-XXVI Salon de OctubreUniversidad Nacional de Colombia School of Architecture Recognizes students who have achieved sustained level ofoutstanding performance in their studies during the semester.(2012-01, 2012-03, 2013-01)

10/2012

REFERENCES

Edgar Alonso Meneses BedoyaAsociate professor & Associate Dean of School of ArchitectureUniversidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Medellin [email protected] - +57 301 735 0141

Academic

Luis Alfonso Escobar MarinAsociate professor Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Medellin [email protected] - +57 301 368 2429

Academic

Sonia Maria Valencia Asociate Chief of Libraries DivisionUniversidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Medellin [email protected] - +57 304 381 0409

Profesional

Oviedo es ArteOviedo Shopping Mall Winner among more than 500 participants of a trip to New York, the contest consisted of an artistic interpretation of the logo of the shopping center.

10/2014

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Selected academic works from 2011-2018 in chronological ascending order.

Nutibara Cultural &Recreative Center

This project aims to create a space for the fashion into the Nutibara biological reserve, one of the two guardian hills located in the central area of

noitnevnoC eht ot resolc ,arrubA fo yellav eht Centre ¨Plaza Mayor¨ in which the fashion week Colombia Moda takes place every year. This structure allows the integration of the environment to the building through skylights and outdoor trails, the architectonical elements provi-des protection from the elements.

The concept of the building is based on a rocky outcrop, imposed in the natural environment by its geometrical composition. The triangular panels variates its materiality between solid and translu-cent materials providing light accents in the interior, such as leaks through a crack inside a cave, the light spots defines different zones, its becomes in meeting points and common areas.

B.A. in Architecture (1th year)

Work Team: Juan Felipe Betancur

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StudentsResidences Pie de Cuesta

In this project we create a connection between the biologi

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cal reserve Cerro Volador (one of the two guardian hills located in the centre of the valley of boredom) and the campus of the National University, the urban proposal generate a number of facilities in the hill who serves the university, the joint between the campus and the hill is generated through a grid, the grid generate a geometrical connection between the edges, the natural edge of the hill and the edge of the university.

This grid penetrates in to the campus, ordering the space disposed for the project, the distribution of modules and public spaces.

A single module is multiplied and becomes in a cluster of modules, the clusters generate different environments between the spaces (squares and courtyards), this agrupa

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tion proposes a system in which these same seems to become a bigger space in its final agrupation, making a differentiation between the common areas and private ones.

By planting trees, the architecture is mimetized taking a mountain like form that provides amazing views to the project.

The landscape proposals mimetize the highway in the environment giving the feeling of continuity, the invasion of the background mountain in to the campus, appropriating the project, nature as receptor.


Work Team: Juan Felipe BetancurWilmar Vasquez Gomez

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[4] R.T - Responsive Topologies

Exploration with grasshopper and rhinoceros 5.0 , underground program , public building with mixed uses . 1:100 model.


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Villa_Vivienda d InteresPrioritaria

The architectural project integrate the first level with its surounding environment.

The new proposal for social housing is located in the historic center of Medellin city, it is part of a new master plan to restore this downtown sector, broadly damaged by indigence, the arrival of informal retail market and the different factors that make this sector one of the most complex and difficult social environment (violence, prosti-tution and drug addiction).



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Exploration with grasshopper and rhinoceros 5.0 , building program , public building with mixed uses . 1:100 model.


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SAFIRA

The project began as an intervention of the edges of the lot.

The architectural project integrate the hill with the campus of the National University.

The concept is a building that unfolds organically, born on the hill and falls down invading the campus as a group of rocky outcrops that are leaving spaces between themselves, creating a biotic bridge between these two elements, a voronoi diagram order the space inside de pure geometric form, cracking it and generating diferentet spaces and programs.

The building is composed for surfaces and volumes, the elements intersects itself, generating a trim between them, sometimes generating a crack that creates a circulation, in other cases the volume disappears and leaves its footprint that generates a inside yard, all this gives richness to the project and variety in its interior spatiality. The project path is described as a transition between an academic place and a rest area, the academic space in direct contact with the campus, the rest area in contact with the biological reserve.

We have concentrated on generating different project areas, study areas , exhibition areas and theater, classrooms , cafeterias and a library , all these elements are disposed radially , being located ant the center the silent programs ( library, areas programs study ) and in the exterior the busiest programs (classrooms , cafeterias , exhibition areas and theaters ).



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[8] BLOCK_A

Exploration with lego architecture studio, building languaje , residential building with mixed uses . 1:100 model.


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The proposal aims to bring all elements of daily life in the neighborhood to a vertical retrace context in which its inhabitants can generate com-munity life under conditions horizontal housing , providing them with all the elements that normally would find in a home at pedestrian level : Commu-nity gardens , recreational areas and large areas of circulation are some of the elements that make this building.


Work Team:Juan Felipe Betancur

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[10] SAPPHIRE - Responsive Skin

This skin was developed as an exercise taken from the book ¨Parametric Build-ing Desing Using Autodesk Maya¨, written by Professor Ming Tang in collabora-tion with architect Fulvio Wirz, in which it is proposed the development of a skin that responds to the environment or some mechanism to control the entry of light or ventilation to a given space.

For my development, I decided to use square panels, which would later be triangular to allow the deformation of the element to control the mentioned factors. The idea is to make a cover that can be adapted to any type of facade, especially for public buildings, which would add value by the shape and confor-mation of the surface.

https://vimeo.com/120080214

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The project extends the urban carpet inside, making the public space part of the program : cafes , restaurants , shops , exhibition areas and auditoriums to which the general public can use .

This in turn allows the formation of a servation , generating an urban bay , where the pedestrian flow of the street is a new center and meeting place .


Work Team: Juan Felipe BetancurCatalina Hinestroza

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CIMACENTRO DE INNOVACION

PARA LA MODA

Proyectos 9 01-2016Profesores: Arq. Luis Guillermo Hernández Vásquez Arq. Jaime Sarmiento Ocampo Arq. Juan Fernando Valencia Granada

Proyectistas: Catalina Hineztroza Gallego Juan Felipe Betancur Martinez

Lugar: Barrio LaurelesLote: M3-5Contenido: Planimetria

Entrega 4: Proyecto

Abril 12 de 2016. 28

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[12] C_FORM

Tests with concrete to make the facade of the " CIMA " project, using differ-ent mixtures and aggregates for best results and durability of masonry .

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Industrial design


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Emmanuel Ángel CardonaAdrián Nicolás Chamorro MedinaDiana Vanessa Cifuentes DíazJuan Pablo Gutiérrez SalazarJorge Andrés Herrera CardonaAndrés Felipe Mejía RoldanAna Isabel Moreno Flórez

This project is based on the design and construc-tion of an interactive trash bin , focused on a theme of movement for users of the campus of the National University of Medellin , to raise awareness to increase PET recycling activities . Through its configuration , it is posibe the student to interact with it while enjoying helping the environment .


Work Team: Juan Felipe Betancur

[1] PETBOT

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[1] PETBOT

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Victoria de la Tortuga

The "Fables" collection takes up the classic stories attributed to Aesop and later rewritten by Samaniego, Iriarte and Jean de la Fontaine.

In this piece, we illustrate the story of "The Hare and the Turtle" where a hare feeling more than victorious when competing a speed race with a turtle, takes the pretentious decision to take a nap while the turtle wins victorious.

Designed digitally and printed in 3d in wax, then cast in bronze and polished by hand, bathed in gold and with an emerald green crystal and a teardrop of black glass, these sophisticated earrings have a length of 5 cm and a width of 1.5 cm.

3D modeling

Scaling and fitting the modelfor 3D print

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Wax 3D printing

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Sculpture


[1] FLOWER

This is my first approach to sculpture, taking as an example the technique of Alexandra Engelfriet and inspired by natural forms and the arrangement of the petals of a rose.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxWMrEJBhXU

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[2] JEWELRY

This piece was originally developed as a union of visually similar elements , forming a large inert mass , then by the action of fire as an element of change, the static structure is challenged giving way to an explosion of color and form that changes the way you read the element.

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[3] TRYPO

trypophobia: an irrational fear of objects with a series of clustered holes. Think honeycomb, or the patterns that emerge in sea coral. Sometimes, even circular shapes are enough to induce disgust in the sufferer – like the patterns on a poison dart frog’s back.

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[4] CRYSTAL

The slums , forgotten by society and government areas become this interven-tion the main characters , reading is done by the ability of humans to adapt, to emerge from the debris , as we raise awareness about space public and how little by little we lose without being aware of it.

https://vimeo.com/182184237

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