e VICTORIA ROBINSON q 2 OF APRIL, 1993 @ FLORIDA, USA I'm Victoria Robinson, an Architectural Designer from Argentina, | studied at the University of Belgrano in Buenos Aires from 2010-2016. I have a profound appreciation for nature and scenic landscapes, considering them a powerful means to captivate observers in each architectural project I undertake. Alongside my architectural pursuits, | am an ardent enthusiast of art and fashion, deeply passionate about the future of architecture andits evolving relationship with our society. [identify as an organicism follower and a visual artist Allow me to invite you on a joumey to explore more about my creativity!SUMMARY 5 years of experience in Residential Architectural and Hospitality Design and Drafting. Last 2 years dedicated to interior design with the French furniture company Roche Bobois. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Consistently delivered posi and facing challenges. @ and impactful results while working under pressure EXPERIENCE 2021-2023 3D Designer for Roche Bobois North America Oct 2021 - Ongoing + Successfully created renderings and floor plans for Roche Bobois's clients, integrating furniture pieces into each house's project. + Acquired knowledge about suppliers and fabrics to deliver precise 3D designs for clients! homes. EXPERIENCE 2019-2021 Project Engineer for Gusti Building LLC. Oct 2019 - Oct 2021 (2 years, 1 month) + Acquired knowledge about codes and permits under the guidance of the General Contractor and the office manager. Particip: ‘ongoing inspections for rough and final MEP adjustments for several residential renovations in Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Hillsboro Beach, and Wilton Manors. + Created 3D models for residential projects in Florida to visually convey ideas for property additions and renovations to clients. + Designed living rooms, bathrooms, and kitchens. Collaborated with the sales team for cabinets, vanities, tiles, and other materials. + Collaborated closely with co-workers and MEP Architects to address issues and provide comments on submittal drawings and plans for various cities. SKILLS Experienced designer proficient in various softwares such as: Microsoft Office 2D&3D Autodesk AutoCAD SketchU Autodesk Revit ArchiCAD 2020 Design Autodesk 3DsMax Image Editor Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator 3D Rendering Twinmotion V-Ray Lumion Mlustrations and Presentations Adobe Illustrator InDesign ProCreate Architectural Drafter for Romana Costruzioni SRL Oct 2017 - Oct 2019 (2 years 1 month) + Successfully generated construct Project manager redli n documents (CDs) with AutoCAD software under the supervision of and previous works for precise document submission. + Acted as the principal Architectural Designer for various projects, primarily working remotely. The most notable project in this timeframe involved designing a Petit Hotel named Céfiro in Manantiales, Punta del Este, Uruguay. + Applied Xrefs and Xbases for the creation of comprehensive sets of architectural construction documents. This process initiated from AS-Builts and Bases, extending to the development of cover sheets and eleva~ tions.iNDExX Roche Bobois Indepent Archi- North America tectural & Brand Project HAWAII PROJECT, 2023 MASA & MORE, 2020 PREvious JoeBs Freelance Archi- Final Thesis te eared) Romana i ecules Degree Costruzioni SRL rela & interior Project Project Project — ; CEFIRO HOTEL,2019 STONES HOUSE, 2018 FINAL THESIS, 2016 MODE TV STUDIOS, 2015 ‘THIS WORKS ARE FROM PAST JOBS AND FROM MY OWNeXPERIMENTATION. E X PERIMENTALRoche Bobois North America ; Project HAWAII PROJECT, 2023MAUi, 2023 Interior design project for a family in Hawaii, Feng Shui literally translates to ‘wind and water.’ The Chinese practice of manipulating the life force is embed- ded in controlling ‘chi’ which is the flow of energy. Feng ‘Shui focuses on the two primary energy forces of wind and water to affect the areas of your life. Most Feng Shui interior design plans use wind chimes, houseplants, and indoor water bodies to manipulate the energy forces, Decluttering the living space and placing these small pieces of natural elements in commanding positions, can help free the good energy inside the house. Feng Shui also uses open floor plans to allow tins of natural light into the household. Light has a positive impact on daily life. In ancient times, they used Bagua maps to measure the different phases of the life force. ‘They used these grid charts to check the flow of eneray and the impact of natural light, the water element, earth element, and wind element throughout the living space. Feng Shui experts suggest using the combination of three natural colors to instigate serenity and positive energy indoors. Itis best to use light shades of lavender, blue, green, and peach for their calming effects. Itis important that a house receives abundant natural light in all its corners. Dark and desolate spaces breed negativity. inspired by Feng Shui philosophy. This is why the basic principles of Feng Shui recommend introducing natural ight and cross-ventilation. IK omeIndepent Archi- tectural & Brand Project MASA & MORE, 2020FORT LAUDERDALE, 2020 Interior design project for a family restaurant company, inspired by tradition and cultural values. This project is born from the traditional values of the Robinson family from Argentina, particularly from Posadas, Misiones. Misiones is a province near Brazil, on the north-western limits of Argentina, The family hails from a tropical area This concept served as the foundation for the interior design of the project Plants, concrete, wood, organic materials, and decorations play a fundamental role in this Argentinian rest The interior space of the restaurant is akin to a conerete jungle. jurant The experience at Masa & More has been meticulously crafted to offer a unique moment of enjoyment in a relaxed and warm environment with friendly service. "Masa & More has created a distinctive concept that harmonizes the best Argentinian flavors with a unique dining experience, providing a high-quality gourmet menu that revives the tradition of artisanal craftsmanship and native flavors.”1: S53 AURA MO] —_ KC ee weRomana Costruzioni SRL Project CEFIRO HOTEL, 2019PUNTA DEL ESTE, 2019 Hospitality project with the goal of creating a hotel that serves as a place to stay, contribute to others, and foster a dreamy atmosphere within a highly organic con- cept. The name Céfiro, defined in Spanish, refers to someone or something that provides tact and diplomacy, fostering a desire to work with people, understand them, and assist in solving their problems. The project's concept aimed to establish a boutique hotel in front of the beach in Manantiales, Punta del Este, Uruguay, amidst residential projects scattered at a distance from one another. The hotel s distinguished by a distinctive organic style, incorporating textures and materials to achieve a natural aesthetic. Stone, concrete, and aged wood serve as the primary exterior materials, Situated on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean along Route 10, between its intersection with Route 104 to the east and Laguna Blanca (White Lagoon) to the west, the resort is positioned in proximity to Punta Piedras. Punta del Este has earned monikers such as “the Monaco of the South,’ “The Pearl of the Atlantic,” "the Hamp- tons of South America," and “the St. Tropez of South America.” It has also been likened to Miami and Cannes.Notable landmarks in the area include the La Mano giant sculpture, the Santorini-styled complex Casa- Pueblo, the Enjoy Punta del Este hotel and casino complex, the chic neighborhood of La Barra, the iconic Puente Garzon, Gorriti Island, Arboretum Lussich, and the Museum of the Sea. Currently, the Punta del Este World Trade Center complex is under construction. The ‘st-floor plan features the hotel entrance along with a common area designated for breakfast and tea, The layout includes a couple of tables and spaces designed for enjoying the views. Below the ground level of the building, there are four rooms, each consisting of two beds and a spacious bathroom. This configuration is replicated on P1 and P2, resulting in a total of eight rooms. Additionally there are two more bedrooms in the SUBSUELO. i} bity ih mn cob cope PLANTA BAJA ~ The highest floor plan, P3, and AZOTEA have distinct levels, but their primary functions are recreation, sunbathing, and swimming in the pool. These areas feature plants, water elements, and sun chairs for added enjoyment This hotel is distinguished by varying heights, as we aimed to incorporate div is developed in consideration of the terrain and t! plan levels. The concept ne panoramic ocean view. The project has not yet commenced the construction process. Currently, it remains a residential land option for tourists interested in investing in businesses or for local residents desiring to live in Punta del Este, right in front of the beach.Freelance Archi- tectural & Interior Project STONES HOUSE, 2018LAMPEDUSA, 2018 | This house explores the interplay between timeless and contemporary styles, illus- ' Foor toc atthe trating how these two design approaches intersect. i — i o iL house, ten isanentrance ‘ with a spacious area where clients can incorporate a sim- ple studio office. Following the ‘section with the toilet, there is the kitchen and living room area, with stairs providing access to the first floor of the house. The patio features a pleasant deck for recreation and a pool. 2ND FLOOR On tthe second floor of the house, there is one spacious master bedroom with an attached bathroom and clos- et. The surrounding hallways provide a magnificent view of the first floor. ‘The house was designed for a small family—a couple of young adults who have chosen not to have children. The circulation of spaces is open, and the floor plan has a triangular shape.The house has two floors and is situated in the picturesque landscape of Rabbit Beach, Lampedusa, Italy, known as one of the most beautiful beaches in the country. The stunning scenery envelops the house, offering breathtaking views. The interior of the house is designed with minimalism in mind to accentuate the various materials, such as stones and conerete bricks. Black openings were selected to highlight the windows and create a bold frame.Final Thesis Architecture Project FINAL THESIS, 2016BUENOS AiRES, 2016 Final thesis about limits between buildings and their immediate environment. The final thesis explores the dynamic relationship between architectural structures and their surrounding exterior environments, emphasizing the nuanced interplay and boundaries that exist between them, Through an examination of various architectural projects and case studies, the thesis seeks to elucidate how the delineation between the building and its exterior space can be conceptualized, redefined, and optimized. It delves into the theoretical frameworks and practical considerations that architects navigate when addressing the limits between the facade and the natural or urlban context. Key themes include the integration of sustain- able design practices in the envelopes, and the utilization of innovative materials and technologies. The thesis aims to contribute insights into the evolving discourse on the relationship between buildings and their external surroundings, offering considerations for future design endeavors in balancing functionality, aesthetics, and environmental harmony. | selected my recent architectural project, Mode Studios TV Station, as a nexus for exploration bridging the themes of my thesis and its practical application The architectural facade can be likened to the skin of a building. Much like the skin serves as a protective and defining layer for the human body, the facade plays a crucial role in defining the external appearance and character of a structure. It acts as a barrier between the interior and the external environment, offering protection from weather elements, controlling light, and influencing the building's energy efficiency. Just as the skin reflects the health and vitality of an individual, the facade reflects the identity and design intent of a building. It often incorporates various materials, textures, and design elements, contributing to the building's aesthetic appeal. The facade serves not only functional purposes, such as weatherproofing and insulation but also contributes significantly to the overall visual impact and architectural expression of the building, The purpo: is to explore language throu, of transpare in aesthetic co and responsiv and functioné This explora in light of th context andt demands a the progress < of cities. Baan a ily the examina of various each impartin transformative eft la ATI) E and fostering with the envi In each case, th delves into the | technology, — considering th relationship witlArchitectural Degree Project } NT PTC oT me MODE TV STUDIOS, 2015BUENOS AiRES, 2015 Entertainment Television Fashion Studios, where the primary driving force is the use of colors in the facade and contemporary shapes. The final thesis focuses on fashion and trends, situated in the Colegiales neighborhood within the Audiovi- sual District. The project, conducted in 2015 as part of the Career Final Project class with architect Liliana Bonveochi at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism, University of Belgrano. The objective of this work is to explore a distinctive language characterized by transparency, addressing aesthetic concerns and catering to visual and functional requirements. The exploration is grounded in the context of the contemporary societal landscape, acknowledging the evolving demands associated with the progress and development of cities \Various types of transparency are examined, each influencing the character of the work and contributing toshifts in visual perception and engagement with the surroundings. The thesis delves into the study of materiales, technology, and aesthetics employed in each example, considering their interplay within the broader context The TV Station is located between the Conde, Dorrego, General Enrique Martinez and Concepcion Arenal streets in Colegiales within the Audiovisual District, which consists of 720 hectares and 550 blocks located between the districts of Chacarita, Vila Ortuizar, La Paternal, Palermo and Colegiales. Audiovisual District Colegiales grows every day. Many TV stations were installed in the area not only for their tax benefits, but also for its prime location within the capital that has good access. Dorrego Flea Market is unique in Colegiales It was created to replace an old fruit market and is very close to Channel 9 TV Studios. The Market is situated in the heart of the Audiovisual District and it is the place that concentrates al Buenos Alres city working offices with and for Audiovisual industry.Colegiales 's past is inked almost entirely to his neighbor Chacarita, having been part of what was once the famous Chacarita of Colegiales. The growth of the city is divided into two quarters of the ancient lands that nevertheless retain their original nomenclature Its very name comes from the students who were there to enjoy their holiday. Colegiales grows steadily bothin terms of housing and residential buildings, as compared to commercial Historicaly it was always a residential neighborhood of low buildings, but in recent years has raised the demand for commercial projects, especially in the corridor from Alvarez Thomas, from Elcano to Lacroze The neighborhood is on the rise and has a distinct identity Its characterized by large range of home and PH, which isa type of highly sought alter property, as well as certain new buildings with no more than 4 floors, whose projects offer loft apartments, highly sought after for offices, since they can be divided according to different needs. ‘The process of urban renewal that experienced the neighborhood is reflected in the lerge number of new housing developments stand out as a modein design that mainly targets young professionals. Lots of design shops, bars, restaurants and boutique hotels mixes avant-garde buildings with new housing and offices, in an environment where public space is transformed and grows inline with its own identity Palermo. Thus, the district adds important office buildings and new or recycled premises that are no longer limited to major arteries and give a peculiar inner movement, with plenty of possibilties to meet the needs of both residents and those who come to work or walk. ‘Added to this district is strategically located with respect to accessibility and good connectivity through public transport it is why gastronomic shops area usually located on the avenues or very close to them for a good habilitation and pedestrian movement. Solar incidence is an issue of great importance to consider before projecting, since the consolidation of the space and its location will be directly related to the orientation and position of the sun. The idea of the project is public, private and green connection to the mediate environment. The first volume that is created is the public-private that is parallel to the Flea Dorrego Market, so the flaw of people who are conducting commercial activities and recreation have easy and direct access to the market, where they can continue their activities. Dorrego street is where the set or main study of the TV Station is located, it sets the pace of the transition from Dorrego to the buiiding entrance and is presented impetuous in relation to the other volumes.Only the first floor of this volume is presented entirely public with commercial shops and the bar that is also presented with two levels and a section on the sec- ond floor. The upper floors are private and have the management of the technical part of the building, the library and screening room on © Horizontal circulations the second floor, and offices art, costume and address on the third floor in addition to administration, management, human resources and legalThe second volume that is created is the technical-private, which has a direct connection and is parallel to the channel 9, thete are two stucies of recording or sets and all the technical area with its workshop of decor and scenery deposit, and its islands of sound editing, color and image in connection to the control offices of the sets, The main lines that were taken to the generation of both volumes respect the lines that meke up the existing, the Flea Market lines and the Channel 9 lines. Vertical circulations The private volume also presents a deformation, alla lower sector and one of less square meter higher. The highest is presented adjacent to the facade facing Dorrego and is where the set or main study of the TV Stationis located, sets the pace of the transition from Dorrego to the building entrance and is present- ed impel ousin relation othe @ Coftee bar | video brary «Sets Circulatory nucieus other volumes, ‘Shops @ Projection room Technical area Entrance hall and circulationConde Facade Dorrego Facade Enrique Gral. Martinez Facade Concepcién Arenal Facade Both volumes arranged as mentioned, generate a V shape. A kind of passage that somehow we are invited to enter generating the main entrance above the main set, and through the passage leading to the Mafalda square, is created A set of diferent dry and green sectors make up the exterior of the building, which generates spa Of retaxation and tranquility for people who are carrying out technical and administrative activities. People walking perceive that the sectors are presented as a connection to the green mass of the area, which stands out as a visual continuation with the Mafalda square forward Other semi-covered in relation to the bar also offers e strong indoor-outdoor bonding Building facades stand out for the use of panels with a coating of polycarbonate, which have different colors, The pastel shades, function as a brake for solar incidence, as well as an aesthetic complement that calls the viewer's attention In this case shade pastel are chosen because our production is fashionable and based on the referent we make, the Laban Centre by Herzog & de Meuron, a conservatory of music and dance in London, England,THANK you! CONTACT@VICKROBINSON.COM ViCKROBINSON.MYPORTFOLIO.COM +1 (786) 858-2136