Ana V. PenaAna V. PenaResumeResume OBJECTIVEOBJECTIVE To acquire experience in various areas of Architecture

SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONSSKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS Proficiency in architectural/graphic software:Proficiency in architectural/graphic software: Autodesk Software: Blackpoint, AutoCAD Architecture, Revit, Rhinoceros, 3D Studio Max Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint

Personal:Personal: Energetic with high attention to detail, great with architectural graphic representation, physical and 3D modelling, problem solving and team work.

EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE K. Hovnanian Homes, Red Bank, NJK. Hovnanian Homes, Red Bank, NJ CAD Associate- Junior Architect June 2013-Present CAD Associate- Junior Architect June 2013-Present Part of Production Team/ Corporate Product Development. • Production of full working Construction Documents from start to finish for “National Portfolio” • Production of community specific plans. • Production of design plans, and design presentations for planning board approval. • In direct communication with design team for design and construction coordination. • Production of lot specific plans. • Assisting in frame walks/site visits. Architectural Intern July 2011-December-2011- August 2012-June 2013 Architectural Intern July 2011-December-2011- August 2012-June 2013 • Assisting with production and coordination of Construction Documents for Townhouse and Active Adult developments. • Assisting with production of Architectural Details. Architectural Design & Consulting, Elizabeth, NJArchitectural Design & Consulting, Elizabeth, NJ Architectural Assistant April 2007-November 2007 Architectural Assistant April 2007-November 2007 Small multi-family and commercial additions/renovations • Assisting with production and submission of construction documents for building permits. • Communicated with clients and building officials. • Bilingual Support

EDUCATIONEDUCATION New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJNew Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ Newark, NJ/ 2008-2013 / B.Arch/ Cum Laude Newark, NJ/ 2008-2013 / B.Arch/ Cum Laude

Escuela Tecnica Superior de Architectura de Madrid, SpainEscuela Tecnica Superior de Architectura de Madrid, Spain Study Abroad Program/ Spring 2012. Study Abroad Program/ Spring 2012. Courses: Architectural Design Studio, Vernacular Architecture, Drawing of the City, and Landscape and Territory Landscape & Urbanism, NJIT Landscape & Urbanism, NJIT Barcelona, Spain/ Study Abroad Course/ Summer 2010. Barcelona, Spain/ Study Abroad Course/ Summer 2010. Course focused on analyzing the design of public spaces in urban environments. Union County CollegeUnion County College Cranford NJ / 2004-2007 / Associate's In Science / Major: Architecture/GPA: 3.6 / Graduated Cranford NJ / 2004-2007 / Associate's In Science / Major: Architecture/GPA: 3.6 / Graduated

AWARDS & ACHIVEMENTSAWARDS & ACHIVEMENTS New Jersey Institute of Technology • Undergraduate Comprehensive Studio Award, 2013, NJIT • Habitat for Humanity, Paterson, ‘Design Elegance’ Award, 2011, NJIT • 1st Year Design Excellence Award, 2009, NJIT • Albert Dorman’s Honors College Scholarship, 2010-2013, NJIT • Member of the Engineering and Architecture Honor Society, 2007, Union County College

LANGUAGESLANGUAGES Fluent in English and Spanish

219 Thompson Ave. 2FlRoselle, NJ 07203Anapena1487@gmail.com

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SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS Proficiency in architectural/graphic software:

Personal:

EXPERIENCE K. Hovnanian Homes, Red Bank, NJ CAD Associate- Junior Architect June 2013-Present

Architectural Intern July 2011-December-2011- August 2012-June 2013

Architectural Design & Consulting, Elizabeth, NJ Architectural Assistant April 2007-November 2007

EDUCATION New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, NJ Newark, NJ/ 2008-2013 / B.Arch/ Cum Laude

Escuela Tecnica Superior de Architectura de Madrid, Spain Study Abroad Program/ Spring 2012.

Landscape & Urbanism, NJIT Barcelona, Spain/ Study Abroad Course/ Summer 2010.

Union County College Cranford NJ / 2004-2007 / Associate's In Science / Major: Architecture/GPA: 3.6 / Graduated

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EXISTING WALL AND GARDEN DIVIDING THE PROGRAM INTO PAVILIONSTO KEEP THE CHARACTER OF THE SITE

MAIN APPROACHES WEAVING GARDEN AMONG THE PAVILIONS

The project is developed from the idea of agarden extension onto the site that is to becomethe archeological center. The program then is dividedinto pavilions to preserve the garden quality of the site

Archeology Center, Evora, Portugal, 5th YearArcheology Center, Evora, Portugal, 5th YearStudio WorkStudio Work

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STRUCTURAL GLAZING (TRANSLUCENT)

LED TRUBE LIGHTS

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Creating the profile of the existing wall as moldFor forming the some of the concrete walls This can create thicker walls that can help for shading of the building

The building is designed to act as latern at night And attract people to the garden. Ligthing elementsAre incorporated into the structure visibleOn the outside, and also to the skilight boxes onThe roof garden

Village Square, San Pedro de Atacama, ChileVillage Square, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile

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The design is introduced to this site in Chile as aprototypical scheme for implementation in the“global south” which lack basic resources.Serving as a place for access to living needs, itattracts the community to a central location in whichtourists and residents come together.

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2. SITE ANALYSIS

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San Pedro of Atacama (SPA) is Chilean town and a commune located to the east of the Antofagasta Region in the Atacama desert

The small town is located in one of the oases that are found in the highlands of the Antofagasta region. In this geographical area are some of the highest peaks of the Andes. SPA was one once the cradle of the Atacama culture, is now home to 2,500 inhabitants.

Its current importance, is because it is considered the archaeological capital of Chile and it has the most extreme geographical, sorroundings of Chile. It is privileged for the beauty of its landscapes and the blue of its skies always clear.

SPA is currently divided into di erent areas. This is due to the rst settlements which were associated with the practice of agriculture (350 BC). The population was organized in units called ayllus, consisting of a set of individuals related by kinship and economic

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The City Center is currently a major turistic area of SPA Most of its arquitecture has been adapted to new uses It is also the place which has been afected less by the potable water shortage that has been taking place in the past years. The areas which are a ected the most are rural, where people are not able to store potable water for their daily use

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Historic Center

Rural Areas

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IRRIGATION SYSTEM/CULTURE/WATER RESOURCES

“Cleaning of the channels” Festival

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The village currently lacks a center & identity, it is a rural area that is far from the center of San Pedro de Atacama. The land use is agriculture with new residential developments.

The design concept will create an oasis and give the village its own identity based on their cultureand current tourist attraction such as crafts and stargazing

Site A - Efram

Site B - David

Site C - Ana

Our proposal is to create a network of public squares that can provide a pleasant environments to people that currenty live or visit the place. places where water can become a major attraction and feature

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3. SITE C “allyus” of solor analysis

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01. Basic Frame

02. Fabric LayerFabric on all four sides

03. Overall Fabric Wrapping

04. Operable PanelsEnclousure Layer

05. Overall Exterior Lookwithout Fabric

06. Overall Exterior Lookwith Fabric

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