DANIEL ZELAYARÁN. ARCHITECTURE, URBANISM, LANDSCAPE.

Portfolio 2015.

• I collaborated with profesor Alfredo Alcantar Guti-érrez in different activities for the publication of the book “El Templo de Etzatlán.” 2005.• I have been working in Mexico in many different studios and building companies after graduated.• In 2013 I got a diploma in Landscape from ESARQ. Escuela Superior de Arquitectura, in Guadalajara, Mexico.• In 2013 I started coursing the EMU, Postgradu-ate European Master in Urbanism at ETSAB. Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona. UPC. Spain. In where I’m currently developing my thesis about regeneration of neighborhoods in historical centers. • I made my exchange semester in the same pro-gram in 2014 at IUAV. Istituto Universitario di Ar-chitettura di Venezia.•I’m currently looking for a position as an architect and urban designer.

ABOUT ME.• Born in Guadalajara, Mexico on the 04 August 1983.• Graduated as an architect at 2005 from the University of Guadalajara. • I was awarded by the same institution, with a scholarship to outstanding stu-dents in 2003.

CONTENTS. About me. Curriculum Vitae.

2015 Urbs in horto. Design studio: situations, scenarios.

2014 Re-cycle Italy Ve.net.

2014 Recycling city 03.

2014 Strategic urban plan for the T11 highroad. Tarragona.

2013 Strategic territorial plan for the Cardener river.

2007-2013 Collaboration in different Architecture design projects and Urban projects while working at Consorcio Inmobiliario GIG.

2005-2007 Collaboration in many different Urban projects while work- ing at Gómez Vázquez Aldana & Asociados. GVA.

2005-2015 Selected photographs and Illustration work.

CURRICULUM VITAE.

DANIEL ZELAYARÁN. ARCHITECTURE, URBANISM, LANDSCAPE.Portfolio 2015.

Current address: Carrer Galileu 337 5°, 4°. Barcelona, Spain.

(+34) 634594298daniel.zelayaran@hotmail.com

EDUCATION.

2013-2015 Postgraduate European Master in Urbanism. • ETSAB. Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona. • IUAV. Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia.

2013 Landscape Diploma. • ESARQ. Escuela Superior de Arquitectura. Mexico.

2000-2005 Architecture. • University of Guadalajara. Mexico.

TECHNICAL SKILLS.

Autodesk. Autocad, Revit. Adobe. Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, Premiere. GIS. Sketchup. Prezi. Microsoft Office. Craft and model making. LANGUAGES. Spanish. (Native speaker). English. (Proficient). Italian. (Reading and understanding). Catalan*. (Reading and good understanding). *Currently studying.

WORK EXPERIENCE.

2007-2013 Consorcio Inmobiliario GIG. http://www.gig.mx/ • Project designer in architecture and urban department.(5 years). • Project manager in urban planning departament. (1 year).

2005-2007 Gómez Vázquez Aldana & Asociados. GVA. http://www.gva.com.mx/ • Project architect in Urban planning and landscape department.

2003-2005 El Jalisciense Promociones Inmobiliarias. +52 3336404685 • Assistant resident officer in charge of construction.

ACADEMIC COLLABORATION.

2011-2013 Universidad Guadalajara Lamar. www.lamar.edu.mx/ • Academic assistant in Basis Design subject for Architecture and Graphic design careers.

WORKSHOPS.

2014 Recycling city 03. IUAV. Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia. http://www.extremecities.net/recycling3/ •Tutors: Prof. Bernardo Secchi, Prof. Paola Viganò.

2014 Re-cycle Italy Ve.net. IUAV. Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia. Fondazione Francesco Fabbri. http://www.recyclevenetolab.it/ • Tutor: Prof. Paola Viganò.

2014 Mapping Heterotopias. IUAV. Istituto Universitario di Architettura di Venezia. TRADERS research. • Tutor: Naomi Bueno de Mesquita. http://performativemapping.com/venice-mapping-workshop/

Urbs in horto. Design studio: situations, scenarios.Venice. 2014-2015.Research through design project.EMU. European Master in Urbanism.Tutors: Prof. Paola Viganò, Andrea Curtoni, Giulia Mazzorin.

The Design Studio reflects on research/design through description and sce-narios. The Italian territories of dispersion, the new form of the contemporary metropolis, are taken as a reference for comparison with other European or non-European cases. The hypothesis that leads the Studio is that these territo-ries are today facing a strong mutation. The Studio observes and reads places and territories in transformation, questioning them with different hypothesis about their future. Scenarios relate to new way of living, moving, inhabiting the city and the territory are explored to understand the ways in which the territo-ries of dispersion have been, will and might be shared or conflictual resources and support of an innovative ecological project; looking for new representations of the territory as infrastructure and living place. The project is a reading tool of contemporary cities and territories. An analytic and elementaristic approach. The project is also a collection of hypothesis on the future of contemporary cities and territories.

‘Urbs in Horto’ is a vision for the central area of the Veneto region that inves-tigates the potentials, opportunities and conflicts of the urban sprawl in the diffused city. ‘Urbs in horto’ is a process that becomes an instrument of urban renewal that starts from the specific qualities and ways of living the territory and ends in a new image of the diffused city. It is a process to integrate the land-scape and generate new types of urbanity, different iconic images linked to the qualities of the space. ‘Urbs in horto’ is a way to reformulate the diffused city and its diffusion of urbanity.

Re-cycle Italy Ve.net.Venice. 2014.Testing processes and recycling projects.EMU. European Master in Urbanism.Tutors: Prof. Paola Viganò, Giulia Mazzorin.

The project aims to propose new ways of tourist model for Veneto region,reus-ing the current set of resources (abandoned, decommissioned and underused infrastructure assets, settlement and production in the region) as well the recon-sideration of the infrastructure landscape formed by the river system and basin.The proposal reflects on the isotropic conditions in the territorial of Veneto, emphasizing the ecological resilience. The reflection through the gradient of the “three natures” of John Dixon Hunt, permitted us to understand the landscape as the garden of the “città diffusa” in this the territory.

Recycling city 03. Venice. 2014.Strategies, scenarios and prototypes for the central area of the Veneto region.International design intensive programme.Tutors: Prof. Bernardo Secchi and Prof. Paola Viganò.

The workshop deals with the regeneration and recycling of the spaces of pro-duction in the central area of the Veneto Region. At a time of major economic and social change the “diffused city,” the territories of scattered settlements, small businesses and single-family houses are changing as well. About a quarter of the industrial warehouses in the Veneto region, northeast of Italy, are vacant, its inhabitants are aging, a new immigrant population will reuse its fabric, in-troducing different lifestyles therein. At the same time, the environmental and economic crises encourage a cut in energy consumption, carbon emissions, anda greater economy of means, also and above all in building up and modifying the territory.

Starting from the underused areas of industrial compounds, from the spatial and natural capital that intersects the existing industrial platforms, Recycling City 3 has the objective to requalify and re-imagine innovative working places, better equipped, more accessible without a car, more flexible, better integrated in the rest of the territory. Often part of a vast productive landscape, almost a garden, many of the actual small and medium industrial platforms might be-come exemplary of a new and high-level environmental quality, valorizing the hybrid and unusual juxtapositions that define space In the “diffuse city”.

Strategic urban plan for the T11 highroad. Tarragona.Barcelona. 2014.Regional design and conceptual masterplan.EMU. European Master in Urbanism.Tutors: Prof. Isabel Castiñeira , Prof. Antonio Font Arellano.

The next Mediterranean Olympics games in 2017, give the ideal opportunity for Tarragona, the metropolitan capital of the second largest province of Catalonia, to consolidate its growth with order and coherence with the territory. The growth of the city prevails to the west, due the importance of the interac-tions and exchange activities between Tarragona and the municipalities on the west (Reus, Vilaseca and Salou); adding to the city not only the urban tissues that nowadays are perceived as distant and separated pieces in relation with the city; but also the large isolated pieces of tertiary industry linked to the roads in-frastructure that paradoxically, seems to cut the city in its intention to connect it.

To do this, the project have taken in consideration not only the criteria of exist-ing and proposed planning; but also an analysis of the territory and its relation-ship with the city; under different approaches that aim to cover the elements that build it and give structure to it.

In this way, as a part of the master plan project, there was a recognition and enhancement of the various protected green open spaces and flood zones, a detailed morphologic analysis of the existing urban tissues, a catalogue of the archaeological protected areas and risk areas as well; a network of facilities and the connectivity and mobility in different modes.

Strategic territorial plan for the Cardener river. Barcelona. 2013.Regional design.EMU. European Master in Urbanism.Tutors: Prof. Joaquin Sabaté, Julian Galindo, Alvaro Cuellar.

In a territory, all its elements have different scales; from the ones who refers as elements of the place, until those that acquire a certain value due the correla-tion with other elements. The role of these pieces from all scales is what builds the territorial identity; therefore, to address this territorial project, instead of opt for a static stereo-scopic vision, it explored an approach based on a multiscale vision; which is what allows us to work with the current resources, understanding the value of these items as well as concrete things, and in relation to the whole; always with a forward-looking vision.It is, therefore, to recognize the differences and the conflicts between those single elements and use them as spaces of encounter and exchange, where the cohesion of the multiple system is built. Based on this methodology, the result is a constellation of sequential oper-ations, a chain of linked pieces along the valley of the Cardener River, which ensure the strengthening of identity.

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Working at Consorcio Inmobiliario GIG.Guadalajara, Mexico. 2007-2013.Architecture and Urban planning.

Working at Consorcio Inmobiliario GIG allowed me to develop not only my technical and designing skills, but also to strengthen my self-confidence to work and lead teams, tackling the many different process of various architec-tural and urban projects from their conceptualization to their construction.

Projects: Guadalajara, Mexico.1 -Senderos de Monteverde (Private residential development and club house).2 -Valle Imperial (Private residential development, golf course and clubhouse, including swimming pool, gymnasium and caddie house).3 -Sección Bosques (Private residential development, terraces and parks).4 -La Rioja (Private residential development and parks).Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.5 -Brisas Vallarta (Private residential resort, beach house and parks).Aguascalientes, Mexico.-Real del Sol (Urbanization, and social housing).

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Working at Gómez Vázquez Aldana & Asociados. GVA. Guadalajara, Mexico. 2005-2007.Urban planning and Landscape.

During my collaboration at this international office, I got the opportunity to work on teams in many different urban projects, from their conceptual phases, to their executive projects, including golf courses, marines, ecoturistic urban developments, urban planning, and urbanizations.

Projects: Aguascalientes, Mexico.1 -Strategic Urban Planning for the city.Pedasi, Panama.2 -Private residential resort with golf course, marine, comercial center and club house.3 -Private residential touristic resort with golf course, marine and club house.Altos del Maria, Panama.4 -Private residential development with artifitial lakes.Cartagena de Indias, Colombia.5 -Eco-touristic and residential resort.San Pedro Sula, Honduras. 6 -Private eco-touristic and residential resort with comercial center club.Nagua Beach, Republica Dominicana. 7 -Private touristic and residential resort with marine, golf course.

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Venice, Italy.

Barcelona, Spain.

Lisbon, Portugal.

New York, USA.

Selected travel photography and Illustration work.

Seattle. USA.

Mexico City, Mexico.

Guadalajara, Mexico.

Porto, Portugal.

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