Bio
Architect/
Designer

My name is Carlos T. Acosta Pérez. I am a Puerto Rican architect and artist with an M.Arch from Pratt Institute and a bachelor's in environmental design from the University of Puerto Rico. My work showcases my ability to create innovative and resilient designs, leveraging skills in 3D modeling, drawing, rendering, and animation. Besides my architectural practice, I pursue independent artistic projects, especially in 3D modeling, visualization, drawing, and mixed media. My interests cover a wide range of topics within our field, but I am especially focused on how identity, culture, sci-fi, and retrofitting influence architecture. I am fascinated by how these elements can be expressed physically in construction, going beyond decoration while respecting their context






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01 CONERSTONE

A cultural center, and harvesting facility that accommodates recreational spaces for the communities to manifest their cultural needs while providing jobs that reflect the demography.

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02 DOS FABRICAS

An industrial structure that incorporates the two processes such as a recycling and waste to energy facility, together with an educational component of a public gallery.

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03 ROOM OF KNOWLEDGE

A retake on the education rooms, integrating inmersive and interactive space.

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04 DROWNED MEMORIES

Parting from the studio’s question of Newness & Obsolescence in the field of architecture, we look upon the qualities that empower or weaken how we view these two subjects.

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05 TERRA NOVA SKYSCRAPER

A building made to change and work for its user and in the process be able to adapt for the times and usage.

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06 THE BEND

A case study between automated and human interaction parting from a prototype form that’s then processed to mutate and hybridize on itself to develop a sense of space.

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06 RED HOOK SCHOOL

A case study between automated and human interaction parting from a prototype form that’s then processed to mutate and hybridize on itself to develop a sense of space.

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