Portfolio 2007 / 2013 Carles Esquerra Julià

The same way I believe that learning doesn't have a beginning and an end, but it's constant during all your live, I think that a project doesn't ends when it's handed, it is always evolving, even once it is built it's still changing, are phases, stages during the project that gives it a certain character.

this process is what I want to show in this Portfolio, the this process is what I want to show in this Portfolio, the different stages of the projects I had developed, and also the different stages I have suffered during my academic development to go make me a better architect

I don't wanna sell a specific project, but a way of working, a point of view, the values that I think the architecture needs.

Full name: Carles Esquerra JuliàDate of birth : June 1st, 1989Address: St. Ignasi 9, St Andreu de Llavaneres; Barcelona, SpainPhone number: 686 75 34 15e-mail address : ceskerra@gmail.com

ACADEMIC RECORDArchitecture student at LaSalle University, BarcelonaArchitecture student at LaSalle University, BarcelonaAutodesk Revit at LaSalle University, Barcelona

EXPERIENCECollaboration with D311 studio on “back to citizens” project, winner of Europan 11, in DubrovnikAssistant professor of Basics projects at LaSalle UniversityParticipation on "girona - temps de flors" contest

SKILLSSKILLSAutocad 2d&3d, 3d studio max, revit architecture, Photoshop, flaix, InDesign, Illustrator, PremierGoogle sketch-up, Word, Exel, Powerpoint

LENGUAGESCatalan - first lenguageSpanish - first lenguageEnglish - basic English - basic

Projects included on the Portfolio

- “back to citizens” - remodeling the historic center of Dubrovnik

- “reflections/refractions” - a reading place for Viladecans

- “human scale” - a link between the city and the forest

- “contemporary city” - a reflection on the book of Rem Koolhaas

- “Green Sarrià” - a neighborhood improvement through the vegetation

- “community terrace” - a residence for Erasmus students in Barcelona- “community terrace” - a residence for Erasmus students in Barcelona

- “the wall” - a library in Viladecans

- “the gap” - a wine cellar in Alella

- “Can Ginestar” - a library in Viladecans

- “green fingers” - remodeling Bessós riverside

all the projects below can be founded fully extended on my blog

http://ceskerra-architecture.blogspot.com.es/

Extracted image from project: “back to citizens” - remodeling the historic center of Dubrovnik

Extracted image from project: “reflections/refractions” - a reading place for Viladecans

Extracted image from project: “human scale” - a link between the city and the forest

Extracted text from project: “contemporary city” - a reflection on the book of Rem Koolhaas

The modern city rises from the idea of the present, forgetting the past to conquer the future, it gets from growth, from verticality, from change.

By breaking with the past also breaks with the vision that the city has of herself, it breaks the ties and buildings become orphans of content.

The city turns into a colossal sculpture museum, each The city turns into a colossal sculpture museum, each building is seeking his own role in a ruthless competition.

In the end the only thing left are the remains that has no relation to where they came from, just a memory of a city that never was.

Extracted image from project: “Green Sarrià” - a neighborhood improvement through the vegetation

Extracted image from project: “community terrace” - a residence for Erasmus students in Barcelona

Extracted image from project: “the wall” - a library in Viladecans

Extracted image from project: “the wall” - a library in Viladecans

Extracted image from project: “the gap” - a wine cellar in Alella

Extracted image from project: “human scale” - a link between the city and the forest

Extracted image from executive project: “Can Ginestar” - a library in Viladecans

Extracted image from project: “back to citizens” - remodeling the historic center of Dubrovnik

Extracted image from project: “green fingers” - remodeling Bessós riverside

Extracted image from project: “Green Sarrià” - a neighborhood improvement through the vegetation

Extracted image from executive project: “Can Bouquet d’Alella” - a wine cellar in Alella

Extracted image from project: “community terrace” - a residence for Erasmus students in Barcelona

Extracted image from project: “contemporary city” - a reflection on the book of Rem Koolhaas

Extracted image from project: “reflections/refractions” - a reading place for Viladecans

Extracted image from project: “the meeting point” - a church and a public space, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Extracted image from project: “reflections/refractions” - a reading place for Viladecans

Extracted image from project: “back to citizens” - remodeling the historic center of Dubrovnik

Extracted image from project: “community terrace” - a residence for Erasmus students in Barcelona

Extracted image from project: “reflections/refractions” - a reading place for Viladecans

Extracted image from project: “human scale” - a link between the city and the forest

Extracted image from project: “back to citizens” - remodeling the historic center of Dubrovnik

Extracted image from project: “human scale” - a link between the city and the forest

Extracted image from project: “the meeting point” - a church and a public space, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Extracted image from project: “green fingers” - remodeling Bessós riverside

Extracted image from project: “the wall” - a library in Viladecans

Extracted image from executive project: “Can Bouquet d’Alella” - a wine cellar in Alella

Extracted image from executive project: “Can Bouquet d’Alella” - a wine cellar in Alella

Thanks for watching

For more information about the projects, visit my blog

http://ceskerra-architecture.blogspot.com.es/