Final+Project

A horizontal element is a type of building that it is organizated and structured based on horizontal components that relate to different spaces. The customer is the Universidad Simón Bolívar, which requires a new pavilion for the students of architecture due to the high demand which has the career now.  The role of the new pavilion is to give architectural students a spacious, where they can spend quality time. To change the structure of the 7 existing buildings of the university, it will take place this three-floor pavilion, allowing his inner and outer journey is so long. This will allow students to express themselves and spread throughout the building allowed to share with other students.  The pavilion will be located opposite the current pavilion of Architecture, Pavilion 5, of USB Venezuela and to the side, close enough, to the house of Professor of the university, which offers possibilities for food because inside of this place we can find a restaurant suitable for any member of the university community.  The organization of this structure is given as follows: On the first floor, because the walls represent a more closed space, we can find individual cubicles that it will be for students who are between the Basic Design and Design 8, to have their own space and training more staff. On the second floor, you will find individual cubicles for students of design 9-10 and those conducting the thesis, as this is a more open space, not delimit the latest designers' creativity. And last but not least, the third floor will be entitled to lectures, presentations and / or exhibitions of architecture, to the knowledge of students to be more comprehensive.  Because the context is extremely important that the construction will be integrated into the site, I decided to make the pavilion of precast concrete and glass. That both materials are easily adapted to the climate changes, such as those that occur at the University Simón Bolívar, Sartenejas.  This project offers both the University and students of this beautiful career, a place of tranquility and inspiration to the art of building. media type="youtube" key="x_RO-DiaKvA" height="344" width="425"