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PART I
PART I
About Encuantro Guadalupe
About Encuantro Guadalupe 3
3
Site Analysis
Site Analysis 4
4
Inspiration
Inspiration 5
5
Concept
Concept 6
6
Materials
Materials 7
7
LEED + WELL v2
LEED + WELL v2 8
8
PART II
PART II
Main Building
Main Building 9 - 19
9 - 19
Shuttle Waiting Area
Shuttle Waiting Area 20 - 23
20 - 23
Eco-Casa
Eco-Casa 24 - 29
24 - 29
Eco-Loft
Eco-Loft 30 - 35
30 - 35
Yoga + Meditation Area
Yoga + Meditation Area 36 - 40
36 - 40
Pool + Bar Area
Pool + Bar Area 41 - 46
41 - 46
PART III
PART III
Lighting Schedule
Lighting Schedule 47
47
Furniture Schedule
Furniture Schedule 48 - 49
48 - 49
Index
Index 50
50
Bibliography
Bibliography 51
51
Conclusion
Conclusion 52
52
TA B L E O F
C O N T E N T S

E N C U E N T R O
G U A D A L U P E
The Encuentro Guadalupe is a boutique
hotel located in Valle de Guadalupe in Baja
California. The architects, Gracia Studio,
had originally designed a minimal concept
for this location, which included simplistic
branding and materials. To honor their
previous design, the original use of local
materials and industrial elements were
maintained, but additions and alterations
were made to the design. To further
enhance the original sustainable design
and branding, this proposal offers new
architectural details to aid with direct
sun, enhance the visual experience of
each space, and to make spaces allow an
inclusion of all abilities.
Baja California, Mexico
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S I T E A N A LY S I S
Legends:
Legends:
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1 Main Building
Main Building
2
2 Eco-Casa
Eco-Casa
3
3 Master Suite
Master Suite
4
4 Pool Area
Pool Area
5
5 Eco-Loft
Eco-Loft
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Shuttle Waiting Area
2
2 Yoga & Meditation Area
Yoga & Meditation Area
3
3 Accesible Eco-Casa
Accesible Eco-Casa
PRE-EXISTING SITE PROPOSED NEW ARCHITECTURE
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1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
N
N
N
N
1
1
3
3
2
2
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RAMA ZORRILO
Derived from a local flower called
Rama Zorrillo, we found inspiration
in the radial rotation of the flower’s
stem as it grows. This inspiration was
an important incorporation to this
already geometric and orthogonal
design. Using this radial element
helps to incorporate a subtle organic
quality to this rectilinear site.
The site being close to an Indigenous
community, it was important that
we incorporate their local culture
into our design to allow a cohesive
immersion with the land. Using their
basket weaving as an inspiration,
we further explored the use of this
pattern throughout our site design.
Using the existing landscape around
the site, we pulled our layering
inspiration from the mountains
that hug the Valle de Guadalupe.
Mirroring the mountain scape into
our design, we wanted to use this to
our advantage in creating a dynamic
inclusion of elements.
BASKETRY VALLEY DE GUADALUPE
I N S P I R AT I O N
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RADIAL
RADIAL PATTERN
PATTERN LAYERING
LAYERING
C O N C E P T
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CORRUGATED ROOF
CORRUGATED ROOF
PATINA METAL SHEET
PATINA METAL SHEET ENGINEERED WOOD
ENGINEERED WOOD
BEAMS AND COLUMNS
BEAMS AND COLUMNS
GALVANIZED PIPES
GALVANIZED PIPES
GALVANIZED REBAR
GALVANIZED REBAR URBAN CONRETE PANEL
URBAN CONRETE PANEL
ENGINEERED CONCRETE
ENGINEERED CONCRETE
M AT E R I A L S
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L E E D + W E L L v 2
L I G H T T H E R M A L
C O M F O R T
M I N D
Access to Nature
M02
Accessibility and Universal
Design C13
Outdoor Thermal Comfort
T09
Enhanced Daylight Access
L05
C O M M U N I T Y
A crossover of both WELL and
LEED is an integration of daylight
into indoor environments so that
daylight may be used for visual
tasks along with electric lighting.
This is done in various spaces
by utilizing large windows and
minimal indoor and outdoor
division.
A crossover of both WELL and
LEED is an integration of nature
into the project’s interior and
exterior through design elements
that supports direct access to
nature using plants, water, light,
views, and natural materials. This is
incorporated through minimizing
the barrier of interior and exterior
by large windows or operable glass
walls, skylights, plant integration,
and use of local natural materials.
Designed outdoor spaces to
avoid excessive wind and manage
elevated temperatures through
shading or other strategies. The
exterior temperature is lowered
through an increased amount of
awnings and through the width
extension of pre-existing awnings.
This method provides shade for
guests and is located in positions
that harness the local breeze.
A feature that requires projects
to comply with basic accessible
design requirements in their
region and integrate principles of
universal design into the design
and operation of the space. This
integration is done by providing an
adequate amount of passageway
and ramps for locations with
elevated floor heights. In addition
to mobility accessibility, there is
also an integration of accessible
lodging.
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Entry
Entry
Lobby/Reception
Lobby/Reception Event Hall
Event Hall
Dining Area
Dining Area
Open
Open
Plan Kitchen
Plan Kitchen
Bar Area
Bar Area
Restroom
Restroom
M A I N B U I L D I N G
P R E - E X I S T I N G
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The new layout design of the main building was
created to provide a better traffic flow for all parties
utilizing the space. The lobby was moved outside
to be a clear indication where guests check in, as
well as the lobby space, which was placed adjacent
with custom wood panel seating. Inside, there is a
unique common space where guests can wait for
their event or table reservation. The restaurant was
moved to the right side of the building to enable
a more mood lit environment, while the event hall
was moved to the opposite side of the building
to really take advantage of the pre-existing floor
to ceiling windows. To incorporate the outdoors
inside the main building, chiseled rock seating
was brought in to add more interest to the space,
as well as, an additional dynamic feature. The
continuous use of wood, concrete, and steel are
the reoccurring materials used in this space
M A I N
B U I L D I N G
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Legends:
Legends:
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1 Reception Desk
Reception Desk
2
2 Lobby
Lobby
3
3 Communal Space
Communal Space
4
4 View Deck
View Deck
5
5 Dining Area
Dining Area
6
6 Bar Area
Bar Area
2
2
1
1
4
4
3
3
5
5
6
6
F L O O R P L A N
Kitchen
Kitchen
Restroom
Restroom
Event Hall
Event Hall
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Legends:
Legends:
Cove Light
Cove Light
Recessed Light
Recessed Light
Pendant light
Pendant light
LED Tube Light
LED Tube Light
R E F L E C T I V E C E I L I N G P L A N
Kitchen
Kitchen
Restroom
Restroom
Event Hall
Event Hall
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K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
R E C E P T I O N A R E A
The reception is the first introduction guests experience of
The Encuentro Guadalupe and displays the connection to
nature by its exposure to the surrounding landscape. This
area features a custom reception desk, galvanized steel
pipes, and industrial lighting.
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K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
L O B B Y A R E A
The lobby creates a welcoming indoor and outdoor
experience for guests as they arrive to check in or wait for
the hotel shuttle. While waiting, guests can enjoy nature
while resting on custom benches, designed to mimic the
local mountainside.
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C O M M O N S PA C E
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
The common space was designed as an area where guests
with restaurant reservations can pass the time or parties
could gather and socialize. This space utilizes natural light
through the skylight and incorporates the landscape indoors
for a cohesive fusion.
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R E S TA U R A N T + B A R A R E A
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
This view features the restaurant and the bar as each guest
enters the room. This space offers natural sunlight through
floor to ceiling windows, a skylight, and artificial lighting.
Using this light, attention is drawn towards the outside view,
as well as the custom wood wall, designed to represent the
local mountainside.
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D I N I N G A R E A
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
This dining area view is from the accessible ramp that was
installed to allow guests of all abilities to access the upper
level of the restaurant. Being featured in this perspective
is the custom rock banquette seating and the woven metal
skylight screen that adds a unique element to this space.
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R E S TA U R A N T S E C T I O N V I E W
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0 3’ 9’
0 3’ 9’
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P

D E TA I L S | F E AT U R E D W A L L
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IDEATION | VALLEY DE GUDALUPE
This featured wall displays an abstract representation of the mountains
surrounding the Valle de Guadalupe,and was designed to create a scenic
view for guests dining on the opposite side of the restaurant windows.
Using locally treated pine wood, the wall panels are 2” thick and have
varying heights in order to represent movement from the mountains.
This feature incorporates warmth and the comfort of the surrounding
landscape into the cool interior.

The
The shuttle waiting area
shuttle waiting area is a redesign of an already
is a redesign of an already
existing space on the site and was redesigned
existing space on the site and was redesigned
to not only be utilized as a seating and waiting
to not only be utilized as a seating and waiting
area, but an area that provides an experience. The
area, but an area that provides an experience. The
concrete flooring
concrete flooring was expanded and a
was expanded and a glass frame
glass frame,
,
stabilized by
stabilized by rebar
rebar, expands beyond the pre-existing
, expands beyond the pre-existing
structure. This detail was added in order to give the
structure. This detail was added in order to give the
current residing guest an experience of hovering
current residing guest an experience of hovering
over the surrounding landscape. The glass is a non-
over the surrounding landscape. The glass is a non-
obstructive feature to allow the full emergence in
obstructive feature to allow the full emergence in
the Valle de Guadalupe. Materials used are the steel
the Valle de Guadalupe. Materials used are the steel
patina roof panels
patina roof panels, concrete, rebar, wood for the
, concrete, rebar, wood for the
seating, glass, and steel frames for support.
seating, glass, and steel frames for support.
S H U T T L E
W A I T I N G A R E A
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Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Sitting Area
Sitting Area
2
2 View Deck
View Deck
1
1
2
2
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Patina Metal Roof
Patina Metal Roof
2
2 LED Tube Light
LED Tube Light
2
2
1
1
FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR PLAN REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
S H U T T L E W A I T I N G A R E A P L A N S
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S E C T I O N V I E W
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0 3’ 9’
0 3’ 9’
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P

I N T E R I O R V I E W
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
The shuttle waiting area is designed to provide a comfortable
environment for each guest as they wait for the shuttle to
arrive. The design of this space was to expand the platform
from a normal stopping point, to an experience with an
infinity platform extending over the hillside.
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E C O C A S A
- 2 Bedrooms main bedroom with king size bed and
- 2 Bedrooms main bedroom with king size bed and
bathroom with shower second bedroom with king size bed
bathroom with shower second bedroom with king size bed
and bathroom right outside with shower
and bathroom right outside with shower
- Living area
- Living area
- Kitchen dinning table
- Kitchen dinning table
- Gas chimney at the living area
- Gas chimney at the living area
- Private terrace overlooking the vineyards of the guadalupe
- Private terrace overlooking the vineyards of the guadalupe
valley
valley
- No TV
- No TV
- Wood
- Wood
- AC + Heat
- AC + Heat
- Safety box
- Safety box
- Flashlight
- Flashlight
- Fire Chimney
- Fire Chimney
- Housekeeping
- Housekeeping
- Room Service
- Room Service
- Two-way radio
- Two-way radio
- Audio Aux Input
- Audio Aux Input
- Complementary Minibar
- Complementary Minibar
- Complimentary High Speed Wi-Fi
- Complimentary High Speed Wi-Fi
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Maintaining the original design, the
Maintaining the original design, the
accessible eco-casa features an expanded
accessible eco-casa features an expanded
frame, a kitchenette, double queen beds,
frame, a kitchenette, double queen beds,
an ADA bathroom with a rainfall shower
an ADA bathroom with a rainfall shower
head, a built in closet, and and expansive
head, a built in closet, and and expansive
deck. These features provide ample space
deck. These features provide ample space
for a user of any ability to move about the
for a user of any ability to move about the
space in a comfortable manner. Included
space in a comfortable manner. Included
in this revamped design is the addition
in this revamped design is the addition
of a floor to ceiling glass door that allows
of a floor to ceiling glass door that allows
the incorporation of the surrounding
the incorporation of the surrounding
landscape, indoors.
landscape, indoors.
A C C E S I B L E
E C O - C A S A
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E C O - C A S A P L A N S
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Bedroom
Bedroom
2
2 Patio
Patio
3
3 Kitchen
Kitchen
4
4 Bathroom
Bathroom
2
2
1
1
4
4
3
3
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Cove Light
Cove Light
2
2 Pendant Light
Pendant Light
3
3 Recessed LIght
Recessed LIght
2
2
3
3
1
1
FLOOR PLAN
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0 3’ 9’
0 3’ 9’
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P

K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
The Eco-Casa is an ADA designed room that offers two
queen beds, a small kitchenette, and a full bath. The interior
displays a clean design and uses local materials such as
concrete, treated pine wood, and custom made furniture.
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K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
B AT H R O O M V I E W
The bathroom, having a clean design similar to the room,
offers minimal visual distractions in order to allow each
guest to connect with the surrounding landscape. The
material and color choice was minimal to further enhance
the outdoor connection.
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- King size bed or 2 double beds
- King size bed or 2 double beds
- Complimentary high-speed wi-fi
- Complimentary high-speed wi-fi
- Private bathroom with shower
- Private bathroom with shower
- Audio aux input
- Audio aux input
- Two-way radio
- Two-way radio
- Ac + heat
- Ac + heat
- No TV
- No TV
- Wood
- Wood
-Fire Chimney
-Fire Chimney
- Housekeeping
- Housekeeping
- Minibar w/local offerings
- Minibar w/local offerings
- Private Terrace with views of the surrounding Valley
- Private Terrace with views of the surrounding Valley
E C O L O F T
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The accessible eco-loft provides ample
The accessible eco-loft provides ample
space for abilities of all kinds, while
space for abilities of all kinds, while
maintaining the original concept. This
maintaining the original concept. This
space consists of one queen bed, two
space consists of one queen bed, two
nightstands, a built in closet, an ADA
nightstands, a built in closet, an ADA
bathroom with a rainfall shower head, and
bathroom with a rainfall shower head, and
an expansive deck. Using the pre-exisitng
an expansive deck. Using the pre-exisitng
materials, this design also incorporates
materials, this design also incorporates
new architectural features. Included in
new architectural features. Included in
these features are the radial patina roof
these features are the radial patina roof
panels, cantilevers for support, a floor to
panels, cantilevers for support, a floor to
ceiling glass door, and a rebar guardrail.
ceiling glass door, and a rebar guardrail.
A C C E S I B L E
E C O - L O F T
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E C O - L O F T P L A N S
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Bedroom
Bedroom
2
2 Patio
Patio
3
3 Bathroom
Bathroom
2
2
1
1
3
3
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Cove Light
Cove Light
2
2 Recessed
Recessed
2
2
1
1
FLOOR PLAN
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0 3’ 9’
0 3’ 9’
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P

K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
The Eco-Loft is an ADA designed room that offers one
queen bed, storage, and a full bath. This space uses local
materials such as concrete, treated pine wood, and custom
made furniture to further a clean and minimal design.
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K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
B A L C O N Y V I E W
The balcony view is located off the bedroom and displays
an expansive view of the Valle de Guadalupe. This exterior
perspective shows the patina metal sheets used as the
outside wall coverings as well as the radial awnings.
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The yoga and meditation area was
The yoga and meditation area was
designed to create a space where the user
designed to create a space where the user
is transported to a deeper self awareness
is transported to a deeper self awareness
by the simplicity of the structure and
by the simplicity of the structure and
the audible additions that it has to offer.
the audible additions that it has to offer.
Layered steel awnings provide shade
Layered steel awnings provide shade
while still allowing light and air to travel
while still allowing light and air to travel
and through the space. The hollow steel
and through the space. The hollow steel
pipes not only provide shade, but also,
pipes not only provide shade, but also,
due to their expanded diameters, allow
due to their expanded diameters, allow
wind to pass through, creating a low hum,
wind to pass through, creating a low hum,
similar to that of white noise. This space
similar to that of white noise. This space
was designed for the mental and physical
was designed for the mental and physical
well being of all the guests residing at
well being of all the guests residing at
the hotel.
the hotel.
Y O G A +
M E D I TAT I O N
A R E A
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Y O G A + M E D I TAT I O N P L A N S
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Engineered Wood
Engineered Wood
2
2 Integrated LED
Integrated LED
3
3 Galvanized Metal Pipes
Galvanized Metal Pipes
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Galvanized Metal Pipes
Galvanized Metal Pipes
2
2 Fireglass
Fireglass
3
3 LED Tube Light
LED Tube Light
2
2
1
1
3
3
1
1
2
2
3
3
FLOOR PLAN
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0 3’ 9’
0 3’ 9’
K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P

D E TA I L S | W A L L P I P E S
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IDEATION | SINGING TREE FROM ENGLAND
Utilizing the local wind patterns, this structure was built to create a
therapeutic location for guests to escape reality. The structure was
designed with 3” wide galvanized steel pipes to create a low humming
sound in the structure. The low humming sounds replicates white noise
and varies with the intensity of the wind. Not only do the pipes create a
harmonic choir, but they also provide ample shade throughout the day
by filtering light through their spaced out gaps. Inspired by the Singing
Ringing Tree in Burnley, United Kingdom designed by Mike Tonkin and
Anna Liu, this design was meant to create a unique experience, while
providing a healthy getaway space.

K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
The yoga and meditation space was designed to offer a
diverse location that could accommodate various types of
physical activities and classes. Using hollow galvanized steel
pipes as the walls allows wind to pass through, creating a
low humming white noise to fill the space.
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The pool and bar design was intended to
The pool and bar design was intended to
be inclusive of the surrounding nature and
be inclusive of the surrounding nature and
organic design that the landscape has to
organic design that the landscape has to
offer. The original steel structures from
offer. The original steel structures from
the loft designs were incorporated, as well
the loft designs were incorporated, as well
as, orthogonal qualities to the structural
as, orthogonal qualities to the structural
components. Keeping the design simple,
components. Keeping the design simple,
the basket weave patio provides shade,
the basket weave patio provides shade,
the concrete flooring provides a stable
the concrete flooring provides a stable
yet clean appearance, while wood accents
yet clean appearance, while wood accents
include a warm and natural comfort to the
include a warm and natural comfort to the
constructed space.
constructed space.
P O O L + B A R
A R E A
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P O O L A R E A P L A N S
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Bar Area
Bar Area
2
2 Common Space
Common Space
3
3 Accesible Hot Tub
Accesible Hot Tub
4
4 Pool Area
Pool Area
5
5 Lounge Area
Lounge Area
Legends:
Legends:
1
1 Pendant Light
Pendant Light
2
2 LED Tube Light
LED Tube Light
3
3 Weaved Metal
Weaved Metal
1
1
2
2
5
5 3
3
4
4
1
1
2
2
3
3
FLOOR PLAN
DOWN
DOWN
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0 3’ 9’
0 3’ 9’
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K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P

K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
B A R A R E A
The bar design was expanded and walls were removed to
create a cohesive integration with the surrounding nature.
A custom bar and bar stools were designed to be minimal
and to withstand the weathering of the elements.
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K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
L O U N G E A R E A
This space was expanded to allow more guests to utilize the
space while maintaining a safe distance. The lounge area
features custom leather butterfly chairs and a woven metal
awning that provides ample shade from the sun.
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K E Y M A P
K E Y M A P
P O O L A R E A
The pool view is located on the mountainside, allowing the
infinity pool to be a unique feature that connects the space
with nature. Adding to the connection with nature is the
organic integration of treated pine wood under the lounge
chairs to add warmth and comfort.
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L I G H T I N G S C H E D U L E
AREA SPECIFICATION SIZE COLOR CODE MANUFACTURER | NAME IMAGE
Main Building 906b lumens. 320K color
temperature. 80-85 CRI.
Dimmable with ELC
dimmer.
10 1/14” Chrome Elan | Grove
Main Building
Eco-Casa
Pool Area
Dimmable with electronic
low voltage dimmer, or
LED rated dimmer.
20” Satin Black + Brass Hinkley | Argo
Main Builing
Eco-Casa
Eco-Loft
Pool Area
Built-in dimmable 3
watt high-powered LED
module
See the Plan White WAC Lighting | Straight
Edge
Eco-Casa
Eco-Loft
Built-in dimmable 12 watt
LED module. 700 lumen
light output, comparable
to a 60 watt incandes-
cent. 3000k temperature.
80+CRI.
4” Brushed Nickel Eurofase | Downlight
Eco-Casa
Eco-Loft
Light output is 840
lumens; comparable to
a 60 watt incandescent
bulb.
22 1/2” Polished Metal Sonneman | Bauhaus
Revisited Klammer
Eco-Case
Eco-Loft
13 watt built-in LED mod-
ule has a light output
comparable to a 75 watt
incandescent bulb. 1150
lumens. 3000K. 80 CRI.
LED is not dimmable.
8 1/2” HIgh Black John Timberland Lighting
| Westley
Main Building
Yoga Meditation Area
Pool Area
Built-in dimmable 36 watt
LED module: 3200 lumen
light output, comparable
to a 150 watt incandes-
cent. 4000K color tem-
perature. 90 CRI.
See the Plan White Maxim | Wafer
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F U R N I T U R E S C H E D U L E
AREA SPECIFICATION COLOR CODE MANUFACTURER | NAME IMAGE
Main Building Upholstered
32.5”H x 17.5”W x 21”D
Solid Wood Florida Seating | RV Moon
S Chair
Pool Area Upholstered
39”H x 29.75”W x 79”D
Synthetic wicker over
aluminum frame
Florida Seating | Apollo
Beach Sunlounger
Pool Area Installed in Apollo Beach
Sunlounger
White, Neutral and Brown Posh Textiles | Cheyene
Mist
Main Builing Installed in RV Moon S
Chair
Black + Gray Posh Textiles | Ember Slate
Eco-Casa 15.9”W x 15.5” D x 27”H Pine Wood Seat
and Steel Frame
Custom | Bar Stool
Pool Area 31.5”W x 34.5”D x 31.5”H Natural Brown Leather Custom | Leather Butterfly
Chair
Eco-Casa
Eco-Loft
24.25”W x 16”D x 29.25”H Treated Pine Wood and
Steel
Custom | Nightstand
Eco-Casa
Eco-Loft
84”Wx 82”D x 18”H Treated Pine Wood Custom | Platform
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F U R N I T U R E S C H E D U L E
AREA SPECIFICATION COLOR CODE MANUFACTURER | NAME IMAGE
Eco-Loft
Eco-Casa
Chair | 13.78”W x 15.75”D
x 31.89”H
Table | 23.62”W x 37”H
Treated Pine Wood and
Steel Frame
Custom | Patio Set
Main Building Varies Treated Pine Wood Custom | Bench Seating
Main Building 30”W x 24”D x 48”H Natural Stone Custom | Rock Banquette
Seating
Main Builing 35.375”W x 21.625”D x
18”H
Natural Stone and Glass Custom | Rock Coffee
Table
Shuttle Waiting Area 48”W x 16.5”D x 17”H Pine Wood Seat
and Enginereed Steel
Custom | Outdoor Bench
Pool Area 48”W x 36”D x 17”H Concrete Custom | Coffe Table
Pool Area 17”W x 15.5”D x 36.5”H Treated Pine Wood and
Steel
Custom | Bar Stool
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I N D E X | S O U R C E + S Y S T E M S
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Air Quality Resource Efficiency
Innovation & Emerging Technology
• Filtered air conditioning.
• Mobile floor to ceiling walls.
• No personal vehicle use on site.
• Community shuttle lessens carbon emis-
sions.
• Open to nature and fresh air.
• Socially distanced lofts for COVID safety.
• Harnessing wind for theraputic atmosphere in the
yoga and meditation space.
• Easily cleaned use of materials.
• Solar panels for sustainable energy.
• Energy efficient lighting.
• Local used resources.
• Locally used labor.
• Harnessing sunlight.
• Designed with daylighting.
• Harnessing wind for cooling.
SUSTAINABILITY

B I B L I O G R A P H Y
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Fajardo, Jenson. 2020, September) Encuentro Guadalupe, Baja California. Location Visit.
Florida Seating. (2020, September). Products. https://floridaseating.com/products/all-products/?post_
type=product&s=seating
Lamps Plus. (2020, September). Pendant Lights. https://www.lampsplus.com/
Lamps Plus. (2020, September). Close To Ceiling Lights. https://www.lampsplus.com/
Lamps Plus. (2020, September). Wall Sconce Lights. https://www.lampsplus.com/
Masa Architectural Canopies. (2020, September). Masa Architectural Canopies. https://www.architecturalcanopies.com/
Posh Textiles. (2020, September). Products. https://poshtextiles.com/products.html?show=1195
Rancho Cacachilas. (2020, September). Botanical Studies. https://www.ranchocacachilas.com/botanyhttps://www.
architecturalcanopies.com/
Unusual Places. (2020, September). The Singing Ringing Tree in Lancashire, England. https://unusualplaces.org/the-singing-
ringing-tree/
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T H A N K Y O U
T H A N K Y O U
The new proposal for the Encuentro
Guadalupe has maintained the sustainable
design intent, while improving pre-
existing structures with upgrades that are
accessible to people of all abilities. These
improvements were inspired by the local
landscape of Baja California and feature
the Rama Zorrillo, the mountainsides
of Valle de Guadalupe, and the local
custom of basket weaving. Drawing these
inspirations from the landscape provided
ample opportunities to expand on this
project by creating a cohesive and dynamic
design that nature could be proud of.
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T H A N K Y O U .
Designed by:
Jennifer Lopez + Jenson Fajardo

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