The INADEH (National Institute of Professional Training for Human Development) is a college in Panama that aims to nurture, educate and develop young professionals with technical skills and applicable capacities to prepare them for the workforce. It mainly tailors to lower income sectors of the population given its location in an impoverished sector called Tocumen, in the outskirts of Panama City. As part of the Comprehensive Transformation and Improvement Plan, INADEH commissioned Mallol Arquitectos, a leading architectural firm of the region, to develop a new masterplan for the campus. Working alongside the design team of Mallol, I helped with 3D modeling of the masterplan on Rhino, particularly with the canopy design and entrance guardhouse. On a smaller scale, I developed a series of recyclable kiosks for students to sell their products made in their courses, and parametric benches to be placed all across the campus.

Credits to Mallol Arquitectos, Kenny Valdespino, Johan Navarro, Andrea Da Lorenzo.