EZEQUIEL ALEIXO TOREA OLEGO

ACADEMIC TRAINING EXPERIENCE

SKILLS

GRAPHICS AND OTHERS

Spanish and Argentinian14 / october / 1990Rúa rapiña 5, Oleiros, A Coruña+34 666 35 71 55ato.ezequiel@gmail .comB

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3D STUDIO MAX DESIGNER3D Studio Max basic courseSEEWAY, Barcelona, (2015)

SHOWROOM DESIGN“EXHIB-IT”Florim 4 Architects, Milan, (2016)

DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURESpace and Knowledge: A place for research.Universidad de San Jorge, Zaragoza, (2015)

EXPERT IN INTEGRATION in:Architecture and Civic UrbanismUniversidad de San Jorge, Zaragoza, (2014)

INTERNSHIP IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGNGausa+Raveau Actarquitectura - Barcelona (2013-2015)

- Urban plan for Alfortville, Paris (France)

- Urban development Paris Sud Ouest, Paris (France)

- Can Girona stables rehabilitation, Barcelona (Spain)

- Territorial analysis of the Parc del Llobregat, Bcn. (Spain)

- Competition for RIVP colective housing, Paris (France)

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTUREThesis: “From Space to Mind: Architecture of Knowledge”University College of Dublin, CESUGA. A Coruña (2013)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCEThesis: “High-Tech Architecture: Jan Kaplicky”University College of Dublin, CESUGA. A Coruña (2011)

ENGLISH SCHOLARSHIP ABOARDXunta de Galicia and RedLeaf, Vancouver (2008)SCIENTIFIC-TECHNOLOGICAL HIGH SCHOOL (LOGSE)Colegio Montegrande. A Coruña (2008)

LANGUAJES

Spanish ................................. NativeGalician ................................ NativeEnglish .................................. High LevelItalian .................................... Average LevelGerman ................................. Basic Level

COMPUTING

Graphics and design:Photoshop - Ilustrator - Indesign - AcrobatModeling:Autocad - SketchUp - Rhinoceros - 3Ds Max - CYPEMicrosoft Office Suite:Word - Excel - Powerpoint - Outlook

UNIVERSITY LOGO DESIGN (2nd place)Promotional image of CESUGACESUGA, A Coruña, (2015)

ONLINE BLOG MANAGEMENT AND REDACTIONMI’NUMMUS numismática y arquitecturaBarcelona (2014)

CORPORATIVE LOGO DESIGNClub CABI de GimnasiaA Coruña (2005)

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SUPERADOBE BUILDING WORKSHOPCal-Earth Basic Superadobe WorkshopCal-Earth, A Coruña, (2015)

MASTER IN DESIGN OF EPHIMERAL SPACES - in process -ELISAVA (Universidad Pompeu Fabra), Barcelona

DESIGN OF CHILDREN ACTIVITIES ADVERTISMENTSSerocio Tiempo LibreA Coruña (2015)

Registered Arch.: COAG 4687

COMPETITIONS

COLLABORATION IN PRODUCT AND SPACE DESIGNWanda Barcelona - Barcelona (2015- )

- TASCHEN Showcases, (Worldwide)

- DIESEL Showcases, Barcelona (Spain)

- PRONOVIAS Showcases, (Worldwide)

ARCHITECTURE IDEAS DESIGN“To Build a Dream”Fundación Arquia, Barcelona, (2015)

CORPORATIVE LOGO DESIGCorporate Image of KEEDIOAlfonso X el Sabio, Madrid, (2015)

FLORIM SHOWROOM DESIGN

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Archaeological grid Exploration site Found archaeological artefact

The brand of Flrorim stands out with personalised attitude and specific sensibility in material development and design ap-proach, that leads to timeless quality features of one of the basic raw materials, the ceramic, that is being used since prehistoric ages. For that reason, the project treats the products of Florim as a future artefact, that is the result of a possible excavation process. In this way, atemporal value and sense of continous evolution are introduced in the message that the exhibition tries to transmit.

CONFIGURATIONS OF THEARTEFACTS IN THE EXHIBITION SPACE

MAP OFARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS10 artefacts are found.

Future archaeology is the act of realising the present moment as a constant process, that is a part of a dynamic stratification of time, which the visitor is invited to experience in order to go to the origin of the processes, to the raw essence of material and to feel and discover the aceivement of the product excellence. The archaeological methodology of investigation and vertical observation is the main exhibition principle. The object is the result of a future excavation, whose signs could be literally seen by the visitor.

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“EXHIB-IT” COMPETITIONLOCATIONMilanTYPOLOGYCompetitionPROMOTERFLORIMASSOCIATED with:Manuela Valchanova, Virginia GalloSURFACE AND BUDGET -

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Archaeological grid Exploration site Found archaeological artefact

The brand of Flrorim stands out with personalised attitude and specific sensibility in material development and design ap-proach, that leads to timeless quality features of one of the basic raw materials, the ceramic, that is being used since prehistoric ages. For that reason, the project treats the products of Florim as a future artefact, that is the result of a possible excavation process. In this way, atemporal value and sense of continous evolution are introduced in the message that the exhibition tries to transmit.

CONFIGURATIONS OF THEARTEFACTS IN THE EXHIBITION SPACE

MAP OFARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS10 artefacts are found.

Future archaeology is the act of realising the present moment as a constant process, that is a part of a dynamic stratification of time, which the visitor is invited to experience in order to go to the origin of the processes, to the raw essence of material and to feel and discover the aceivement of the product excellence. The archaeological methodology of investigation and vertical observation is the main exhibition principle. The object is the result of a future excavation, whose signs could be literally seen by the visitor.

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ARQUIA ARCHITECTURE IDEAS DESIGN

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“TO BUILD A DREAM” COMPETITION

INTERNSHIP IN GAUSA+RAVEAU

LOCATIONAlfortville, ParisTYPOLOGYUrban StudyPROMOTERCouncil of AlfortvilleASSOCIATE ARCHITECTCityLinkedSURFACE AND BUDGET3,67Km2 / 99.567€

URBAN PLAN FOR ALFORTVILLE

LOCATIONDistrict XVIII, ParísTYPOLOGYCompetitionPROMOTERRégie Immobiliére Ville de ParisASSOCIATE ARCHITECTAgence CoBe ArchitectesSURFACE AND BUDGET9.332 m2 / 19.800.000€

RIVP COLECTIVE HOUSING

LOCATIONDistrict XV, ParisTYPOLOGYUrban StudyPROMOTERCouncil of ParisASSOCIATE ARCHITECTTVK Architectes UrbanistesSURFACE AND BUDGET1,39Km2 / 230.828€

DEVELOPMENT OF PARIS SUD-OUEST

LOCATIONParc Agrari del Baix Llobregat, BarcelonaTYPOLOGYTerritorial Analysis and ProposalPROMOTERBarcelona RegionalASSOCIATE ARCHITECTCityLinkedSURFACE33,16Km2

MULTI-PARK OF LLOBREGAT

LOCATIONParc Agrari del Baix Llobregat, BarcelonaTYPOLOGYTerritorial Analysis and ProposalPROMOTERBarcelona RegionalASSOCIATE ARCHITECTCityLinkedSURFACE33,16Km2

LOCATIONMartorelles, BarcelonaTYPOLOGYRehabilitationPROMOTERBIMSAASSOCIATE ARCHITECT -SURFACE AND BUDGET103,89 Km2 / 596.579,45€

STABLES REHABILITATION

DEGREE FINAL PROYECT

Ever since its origins, architecture has always been connected with the architect’s capacity to create a space that meets certain needs. However, as Plato shows in the Allegory of the Cave, knowledge depends directly on the space; namely the mind is built by the space; it means, the mind is built by the space. When designing a Research Centre we must know how it works in accordance with the Scientific Method to identify each research step with a particular space, and each space must be designed in order to influence our knowledge in a specific way.

Taking a problem as the starting point for the Scientific Method, the thesis relates each stage to a specific space where these activities could be carried out to best effect. With the aid of some great works by renowned archi-tects such as Le Corbusier, Kahn, Mies, Wright and architecture groups like SANAA. We can identify the most significative spaces like the environment, libraries, administration offices, laboratories and exhibition rooms which are associated with the Scientific Method process.

This thesis, also studies the best characteristics of these spaces and ends by demonstrating how all these aspects can be grouped in a single building. The design solution for a Research Centre contains the precise environment capable of stimulating inspiration and activity: a library were diffuse lighting and flexible division can be combined with the storage of books; some administration spaces with a studied corporate structure inside an open-plan; a laboratory with the state-of-art lighting and ventilation technology within a flexible order; and finally some mee-ting points including corridors with different conditions in order to be adapted to any use.In conclusion, spaces with these characteristics will provide optimum conditions for research projects and also further the knowledge of those that work there.

EZEQUIEL ALEIXO TOREA OLEGO 2013

“FROM SPACE TO MIND: THE ARCHITECTURE

OF KNOWLEDGE”TUTORS:Silvia BlancoJavier Suances

LOCATIONSantiago de CompostelaTYPOLOGYRehabilitationTUTORSJavier SuancesTomás ValenteSURFACE5.457m2

MEDICAL RESEARCH CENTRE