Room 026
[Oriente Green Campus]
Room 026
[Oriente Green Campus]
TIMELINE
4 weeks
TIMELINE
4 weeks
PROJECT
Academic
Group
PROJECT
Academic
Group
Bachelor's
in Design
Bachelor's
in Design
TOOLS
AutoCAD
Floorplanner
TOOLS
AutoCAD
Floorplanner
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Matilde and her colleague’s proposal focused on simultaneity, aiming to prevent the
students living in the space from getting in each other’s way or running late.
This was particularly relevant in the bathrooms, where different activities could coexist.
The open-space concept was also important, as the space receives little natural
light, making it essential to allow it to reach the common areas as much as possible.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Matilde and her colleague’s proposal focused on simultaneity,
aiming to prevent the students living in the space from getting
in each other’s way or running late. This was particularly
relevant in the bathrooms, where different activities could coexist.
The open-space concept was also important, as the space
receives little natural light, making it essential to allow it to reach
the common areas as much as possible.
MATILDE'S GOALS & CHALLENGES
With this project, Matilde wanted to improve her AutoCAD skills.
This was the most complex project she had ever worked on in CAD,
so it was important for her to make sure everything was as
professional as possible. Thankfully, she didn’t face many challenges
throughout the project. The most challenging part was getting all the
tiny details right, but she loved working on them.
MATILDE'S GOALS & CHALLENGES
With this project, Matilde wanted to improve her AutoCAD skills.
This was the most complex project she had ever worked on
in CAD, so it was important for her to make sure everything was
as professional as possible. Thankfully, she didn’t face many
challenges throughout the project. The most challenging part
was getting all the tiny details right, but she loved working on them.
BRIEFING
The brief consisted of transforming Room 026 at Oriente Green Campus
into accommodation for six students. Working in groups, students had
to plan the space to include not only a ground floor but also a mezzanine
level, which could not exceed 50% of the total floor area and could be
arranged according to the group’s preferred layout.
BRIEFING
The brief consisted of transforming Room 026 at Oriente Green
Campus into accommodation for six students. Working in groups,
students had to plan the space to include not only a ground floor
but also a mezzanine level, which could not exceed 50% of the
total floor area and could be arranged according to the group’s
preferred layout.
MATILDE'S ROLE IN THE PROJECT
Matilde and her colleague were IADE’s power duo, so everything went smoothly.
Matilde was responsible for the AutoCAD drawings, while her colleague worked
on the 3D model. They developed both simultaneously, constantly helping
and supporting each other throughout the process.
MATILDE'S ROLE IN THE PROJECT
Matilde and her colleague were IADE’s power duo, so everything
went smoothly. Matilde was responsible for the AutoCAD
drawings, while her colleague worked on the 3D model.
They developed both simultaneously, constantly helping
and supporting each other throughout the process.
the AutoCAD drawings
made by Matilde
the AutoCAD drawings
made by Matilde
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Matilde and her colleague’s proposal focused
on simultaneity, aiming to prevent the students
living in the space from getting in each other’s way
or running late. This was particularly relevant in
the bathrooms, where different activities could coexist.
The open-space concept was also important, as the
space receives little natural light, making it essential to
allow it to reach the common areas as much as possible.
the AutoCAD drawings
made by Matilde
MATILDE'S ROLE IN THE PROJECT
Matilde and her colleague were IADE’s power duo,
so everything went smoothly. Matilde was responsible
for the AutoCAD drawings, while her colleague worked
on the 3D model. They developed both simultaneously,
constantly helping and supporting each other
throughout the process.
MATILDE'S GOALS & CHALLENGES
With this project, Matilde wanted to improve her
AutoCAD skills. This was the most complex project
she had ever worked on in CAD, so it was important
for her to make sure everything was as professional
as possible. Thankfully, she didn’t face many
challenges throughout the project. The most
challenging part was getting all the tiny details right,
but she loved working on them.
BRIEFING
The brief consisted of transforming Room 026 at
Oriente Green Campus into accommodation for
six students. Working in groups, students had to
plan the space to include not only a ground floor
but also a mezzanine level, which could not exceed
50% of the total floor area and could be arranged
according to the group’s preferred layout.