carolina matos martínez

BURGOS & GARRIDO ARQUITECTOS. Madrid, Spain. (May 2021 – current)

Architect

• Contributed to seven representative urban planning and building projects, with responsibilities spanning different stages of development, from preliminary design to construction.

  • Mahou Calderon Park – 6.7 ha – 6.3M €

  • Alcobendas Old Landfill Park – 26 ha – 7.8M €

  • La Lajita Boardwalk, – 1.6 Ha – 2.3M €

  • Splavarska Brv Bridge in Maribor – 134 lm – 1.6M €

  • Las Ventas Park – 5.7 Ha – 56.8M €

  • Rehabilitation of the Santa Lucía Market – 4,000 m2– 10.3M €

  • 372 Apartments in Valdebebas – 69,500 m2 – 48M €

• Organized and developed draft and final project documentation and graphic materials.

• Coordinated internal project teams and followed up on documentation with external collaborators and stakeholders.

• Managed the production of drawings and presentation boards.

• Managed and submitted administrative documentation for architectural projects and competitions.

• Participated in 20+ national and international architecture and urban planning competitions, coordinating internal teams and external collaborators.

• Provided on-site supervision support for three landscape projects and one building project.

• Supported the studio’s communications, public relations and project promotion.

• Prepared and submitted projects for architectural awards and specialized publications.

 

TAYLOR & KEY REAL STATE MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT. Madrid, Spain. (August 2019 – December 2019)

Project Assistant

• Assisted onsite supervision of the rehabilitation of several apartment projects.

• In charge of the preparation of Energy Certificates.

 

MALLOL ARQUITECTOS. Panama, Panama. (June 2018 – September 2018)

Intern at the Conceptual Design Department

• Helped developed the design of an apartment complex and of a pavilion

 

URBANISM DEPARTMENT, ETSA UNAV. Pamplona, Spain. (September 2016 – Junio 2019)

Intern student, Department of Theory, Projects, and Urban Planning.

• Investigated and development, with two other students, of a Handbook on Sustainable Urban Planning.