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Iñigo Ortiz Monasterio
  • 50, Male
  • Mexico, D.F.
  • Mexico
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Individual
School Attended:
Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico
Degree:
Professional
About Me:
I am a passionate of architecture and design, which led me to develop a wide variety of projects, some embodied in reality,
Most ... Have remained a dream.

For over 15 years (1985-2000) was working in collaboration with my father, who was one of the most important Mexican architects of the 20th century , 15 years of great learning ...

I have designed everything: the same lamps and furniture, small and big houses and some large buildings.

I'm an experienced user of AutoCAD (15 years). Work on developing three-dimensional models, from which comes all the project documentation (plans, quantification, renderings, presentations).

I am a teacher of projects(design) and computer-aided design (CAD) at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico.

I have been married for 24 years (with the same woman), we have two sons (18 and 22 years) and one girl(20 years) and of course, my family is the center of my life.

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http://www.adoos.com.mx/
Website:
http://ortiz-monasterio.blogspot.com/
Website 02:
http://ortizmonasterio.yolasite.com/
Books:
Cuento con una buena biblioteca en la que hay de todo, aunque debo reconocer que mi debilidad son los libros de arte y arquitectura.
Music:
I love Mexican music, los trios, Serrat, Cat Stevens and the classics:Beethoven, Mozart, Bach y Vivaldi
What the architects have forgotten
I think a really significant proposal, must necessarily recover the basic principles of architecture, perhaps giving them a new meaning. First must recover its sense of service, its ability to respond with intelligent solutions to the problems of human living, serve their physical , functional, psychological, social and spiritual needs renouncing the quest for self-centered protagonism, and recovering all what good architecture of all time has given to the man. Obviously I'm not talking here about recycling old styles, but to reclaim and reinterpret the ideas that gave rise to their appropriate space to the changing needs of human beings.

The mysticism of Romanesque, the Gothic brightness, the perfect harmony and remarkable sense of proportion of the Greek temples, the great spirituality of Egypt, the expressiveness of the baroque, the romantic kitsch of art nouveau, the Space Generation of Teotihuacan and its dreams of harmony with the cosmos, the simple lesson of the popular architecture and the poetry of Ronchamps.

The recovery of color, texture, light and shade, privacy and openness, harmony and balance, pace, sequencing and the tour. The understanding of the site and climatic conditions and the large forces of nature, which man has to get the maximum benefit without losing respect, learning from it their delicate balance.

The recovery of its highly constructive, which start with the project, but concluds in the finished work. To understand the logic of materials and their origins, their manufacturing processes and transformation, as well as its structural behaviour and their physical endurance.

Far from the privileged elite, bringing it closer to those who for centuries have made architecture without architects and cities whitout urban planners, which is governed by common sense and have done the best they can with the little they have.

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Iñigo Ortiz Monasterio

The classroom of the future.The future according to whom?

The classroom of the future.
The future according to whom?
Historically, the position of developed countries has been to believe that they have all the correct answers. This has led them to believe they have the right to impose its political system, their beliefs and their technology to anyone who does not comply with his unerring standard.
As an architect (at least here in Mexico) we are taught to first understand the people conditions of life (culture), their needs and wants and then offer a r… Continue

Posted on April 15, 2009 at 6:08am — 6 Comments

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At 9:43am on August 22, 2010, Remigius de Souza said…
I find your page is very lively and active... I am impressed. Be seeing you again...
At 6:19am on August 4, 2010, Michael McKenzie said…
Yes..Lush Life...SLOW MOVEMENT...the next big thing is SMALL...
Get Small...Get Slow...Have a Lush Life.

Esos locos...a beautiful song
At 2:36pm on May 19, 2010, jadranka ahlgren said…
Hi, Inigo
Thanks for message. Here is answer: I am not so well, not so bed...
pretty hard times ... One of my article-essay was printed
those days and that give me a hope in better times after lot of stagnations...
Regards
Jadranka
At 4:21am on May 13, 2010, Joop Koning said…
Hi Inigo,

Thanks for your message,
I`m oke and my life is getting interested by people like you and the Myarch community.
And indeed architecture is not all, like painting is, but being creative is as needed as breathihn, we can`t without.

Greetings from Holland, Joop.
P.S. A memory of the last winter in Holland, speed skeeting in the early morning.

At 8:54am on May 11, 2010, IRGEORGE PECORE™ said…
Thanks for the message my friend Iñigo. Life goes on!

Let's remember that...

Architecture
...is Life, or at least it's life itself taking form and therefore it is the truest record of life as it was lived in the world yesterday, as it is lived today or ever will be live.

- FLW
At 1:56pm on April 6, 2010, Jolanta Sroczynska said…
Hi,
So nice to know somebody from Mexico... :}
Your project are so interesting :}
Always keeping the human scale/dimension...
I am afraid that many of us have frgotten to think about the 1,65m avarage man :]
PS
Can image how dificult is to prove ourselves individuality, to create own path...:}
Interesting, how many of us are following the parents activity...?
At 1:07pm on March 20, 2010, esperanza avelar villarreal said…
Iñigo gracias por pedir mi amistad, no se la doy a cualquier persona, Yo soy una amante del arte, trato de hacer belleza por medio de la pintura. Me gustan mucho tus reflexiones a cerca de la imposición de los países "desarrollados" hacia los países del tercer mundo sin tomar en cuenta su propia cultura y desarrollo. Jóvenes como tu le hacen mucha falta a México, para lograr una independencia económica, social y política. Te felicito y deseo que trascienda tu espíritu de lucha y de cambio. Tenemos una amiga en común Karmen Vega.
Saludos.
At 11:18pm on March 15, 2010, Fedaa Nero said…
Hello Inigo Ortiz.

Thank you for your welcome, and taking the time to drop by.

The passage that presented you may be short, but very clear and it does say "Hello, this is me", and I am glad to meet you.

The discussion you carried, titled (The Classroom ....), speaks miles of your passion and genuine approach to your clients, and we are in agreement that listening, appreciating and putting value to the culture of our clients helps along way in providing feasible solutions to the projects we indulge in. Solutions based on the uniqueness of each circumstance, and yes we learn a lot form the sensible vernacular of different cultures.

Thank you for sharing valuable thoughts.

Kind regards
Fedaa
At 3:40am on March 15, 2010, BONISWA said…
hi , & thanks for the warm welcome - I'm more than impressed by your inventions . I lyk the way your mind works - especialy in constructions of your roof . I must say " THERE IS A LOT THAT I'LL LEARN FROM MEXICAN ARCHITECTURE " . I'm a student from South Africa -I dont hv much inventions -well nt Yet bt I'll upload some of my work on my profile a bit later on . Gracias .
At 1:35pm on March 10, 2010, karmen vega art said…
Gracias Iñego!!!!
"Pájaro caído pero no vencido!!!" por karmen vega

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