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El Paso, Texas.
Year: 2017-2020
Status: Completed
Project area: +/- 20,000 SF.

The Bassett Building project is a complete rehabilitation to produce a single-story mixed-use structure providing Business/Assembly tenant spaces dedicated to workshops for artists and an ample performing art space. The site incorporated native and drought-tolerant landscaping that fits perfectly with the Chihuahua Desert region.

Note: Work on this project was executed under Eugenio Mesta, with Eugenio Mesta as the Architect of Record for projects requiring a seal.

El Paso, Texas.
Year: 2019
Status: Completed
Project area: +/- 1,200 SF.

This tenant improvement rehabilitates a former restaurant space into a new yogurt and gourmet doughnut shop with a contemporary design.

Note: Work on this project was executed under Eugenio Mesta, with Eugenio Mesta as the Architect of Record for projects requiring a seal.

Location: Eastside El Paso, Texas.
Year: 2017
Status: Completed
Project area: +/- 6,900 SF.

St. Mark is the biggest catholic community in El Paso, so working on this project was a great opportunity. The project included adding four classrooms, a conference room, a library, administrative offices, and a new façade design matching the surrounding buildings.

Note: Work on this project was executed under Eugenio Mesta, with Eugenio Mesta as the Architect of Record for projects requiring a seal.

Location: Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Year: 2013-2015 Status: Completed Project area: +/- 2,200 SF.
The Koi House project allowed me to demonstrate my architectural skills since it was the first project I worked on after graduating from architecture school. The design of the house emphasizes a central courtyard, which plays a crucial role in this hot and dry climate, creating a microclimate and merging the exterior with the interior, giving the user the feeling of being in a single space. The site incorporated native and drought-tolerant landscaping matching the existing environment

El Paso, Texas.
Year: 2023 Status: Completed Project area: +/- 2,000 SF.

Located in the Lower Valley of El Paso, this project rehabilitates a 1,200 SF existing detached dwelling unit and adds a 2,000 SF new single-family home to the site. Considering the existing community context, the Casa Linda project was designed to enhance a beautiful Mexican style. The house was designed to receive natural illumination and ventilation, winter heat, and summer shadow, creating a comfortable environment during all seasons.

Note: Work on the following projects was executed under Eugenio Mesta, with Eugenio Mesta as the Architect of Record for projects requiring a seal