Otter La Tortuga
A circular hotel with a 360° view from every room, plus villas, pools and a pool lounge facing the sea.
Hospitality, infrastructure and interiors, told through their own drawings: Caraqueña sketches, plans, sections and renders.


The northeast of Isla La Tortuga, in the Venezuelan Caribbean: white-sand beaches and turquoise water.
A circular geometry so every room enjoys a 360° view, organized around a radial layout.
A central building holds the lobby, junior suites, restaurant, wellness and gym. Around it, villas with an organic concept.
Two levels open to the horizon, built with non-corrosive, visually unobtrusive materials.
The facade, by hand first.
Otter La Tortuga. Schematic design, 2024.







A circular hotel with a 360° view from every room, plus villas, pools and a pool lounge facing the sea.
Specialized general cargo terminal: a future plan in three expansion phases.
Living room, library, family room, private office, five bedrooms and terrace: from existing condition to proposal.
Entry, bar, living room, kitchen, TV room and stair in one sequence of concrete, wood and plants.
Master bedroom, vanity and desk, walk-in closet and bathroom, in wood and stone.
Master bedroom, walk-in closet, office, bathrooms and hallway paneling, with sectional cutaways of each space.





Puerto de Guanta, the main strategic hub of eastern Venezuela, in the middle of modernizing its piers and logistics.
The bay, the existing piers and yards: the base the project grows from.
Consolidating maneuvering and storage areas: extra-heavy, break-bulk and tubular cargo, containers and berths.
Specialized bulk unloading terminals and automated transport systems.
Coastal road and north pier: the complete port, with logistics flows separated from administrative areas.
A plan designed to become the main commercial exchange hub of the region.



Base for the statue of the Virgin. Urb. Miranda, Caracas · Built, 2025.
The previous altar, which the project replaced with a single concrete piece.
The base drawn by hand: space for flowers, the statue, a concrete base and a metal plaque.
Plan and elevation at 1:20, perspective at 1:15. A 0.90 × 0.90 × 1.20 m piece.
Trapezoidal reinforced concrete and an aluminum plaque engraved with “Promoción XXIII” and the students’ names. Now built.