. a collection of work curated & made by Andres Felipe Troncoso a Colombian Architectural Designer
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Curriculum Vitae
Last Updated 03.09.2026
Andres Felipe Troncoso


 I take cues from painting, literature, and visual traditions, not as references, but as working tools. My projects test those influences through form, material, and systems, proposing new futures for the built environment.

Education / 
Merit Awards
Georgia Institute of Technology
M.Arch
2026

Marthame Sanders Fellow 2025

Georgia Institute of Technology
B.S.Arch
2022

HOPE Scholarship Undegraduate 
Employment


Mack Scogin and Merrill Elam Architects. Atlanta, GA
May - Aug 2025

Collaboarted in a small team to develop a schematic design package for The Stitch Atlanta Project. Taking lead of the
design of the Shade Pavillion, under the guidance of Mack Scogin & Merril Elam.

Projects: 
  • The Stitch, Highway Cap - SD, Atlanta GA


Cooper Carry - Higher Education. Atlanta, GA
July 2022 - March 2025

Took part on all Phases of design, creating visually and organized work for the design and cosntruction of college
buildings. Expertise on project proposals, design development, construction documents, and detailing.

Projects: 
  • Georgia Tech Student Center - Wishlist Items, Atlanta GA
  • Amber Grace Community - SD, DD, CD, CA, Rome, GA
  • Berry College Health Science - SD, DD, CD, CA, Rome, GA
  • Clemson University Owens Pavillion  - Design Build, Clemson, SC
  • Gatewat 737 - DD, CD, Columbia, SC
  • Cherry Creek K-12 - Master Plan, Greenwood Village, CO


Afternoon Workshop - Atlanta, GA
Founded 2025

Focused on pre-permitting documentation and proposal for commercial real estate developments, including re-zoning
application and LDP applications.

Research /
Teaching Campus Waste to Civic Architecture - Atlanta, GA
Graduate Teaching Assistant - Instructor: Hyojin Kwon
Spring 2026

Intro to Design - Atlanta, GA
Graduate Teaching Assistant - Instructor: Michelle Reinhart
Fall 2025

Simtigrate Lab - Atlanta, GA
Undergraduate Research - Director: Craig Zimring
Fall 2026

Awards /
Competitions Georgia Tech 2025 Portfolio Showcase Comp. - Atlanta, GA

Marthame Sanders Design Excellence 2025 - Atlanta, GA

Portman Prize Studio 2025 Finalist - Atlanta, GA

 Habitat for Humanity Model Home Redesign - Atlanta, GA

 Redefining the Metaverse - Atlanta, GA

Georgia Tech 2020 Portfolio Showcase Comp. - Atlanta, GA

Georgia Tech 2018 Portfolio Showcase Comp. - Atlanta, GA

Tongji Construction Festival Comp. - Shanghai, China

Skills / Software
  • Revit
  • Adobe Suite
  • Rhino
  • GrassHopper
  • Sketch up
  • AutoCad

  • LadyBug
  • Climate Studio
  •  Python + GH Integrations
  • Arch Gis
  • Fologram
  • Autodesk Forma




atroncoso19@gatech.edu

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Shaping LightPortman Prize Studio 2025
Georgia Institute of Technology, M.Arch
Instructor: Thomas Phifer, Katherine Wright

In the middle of the field, between tall blades of grass, the wind carries the sound of a bell, drawing tired pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago toward rest. Limestone walls slip and rotate to catch and shape the light, guiding them through what becomes their home for the next month. A simple, almost monastic daily cycle is marked not by clocks, but by the movement of light, the toll of the bell, and the shared rituals of meals—binding time to light, sound, and taste.
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House of Nets and FeathersDesign & Research Studio I
Georgia Institute of Technology, M.Arch
Instructor: Lars Spuybroek

Life: A User’s Manual by Georges Perec shows how architecture’s gameboard can become a storyboard, turning rooms, stairs, and apartments into fragmented, open-ended narratives. This project reverses that move: Perec’s broken chapters are translated back into an architecture that tests fragmentation and randomization as spatial narrative tools. alongside Susanna Clarke’s Piranesi, it asks how inhabitants invent mythologies to appropriate and explore an endless architectural maze.
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Vertical Apertures

Core 1 Studio
Georgia Institute of Technology, M.Arch
Instructor: David Yocum

This design envisions a revitalization of South Downtown Atlanta, creating a vibrant community that attracts families to the area. Central to the concept are vertical apertures that penetrate the structure, infusing natural light into circulation areas and communal hubs, fostering a sense of connectivity between the apartments and the city.

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The EateryConstruction Tech
Georgia Institute of Technology, M.Arch
Instructor: Charles Rudolph

The pavillion sits at the heart of campus, it responds to the adjacent bustling food truck area where students gather daily.  The Eatery utilizes wood joinery to limit the use of steel to the foundation. Each wooden element miters and interlocks to showcase the simplicity of the joinery, eliminating the need for metal brackets altogether.
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Liminality Through Reflection

Georgia Institute of Technology, B.S.Arch
Instructor: Fred Pearsal

After exploring the physical properties of light and shadow of the three sites when untouched, the solar path became a driver through which I define liminality as a transition between states where one does not overcome the other. This transition finds a reciprocity where the outcome becomes a reflection of both states at once. This then translates into the architecture and phenomena that use reflection as the motivation for the experience on each site.

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Funnel Courtyard

Georgia Institute of Technology, B.S.Arch
Instructor: Jude LeBlanc

Developed as a public connection, an intersection between the Atlanta belt line and Ponce de Leon. through the use of steel a modern day park lays on the grounds of a historic site. The lower room acts a pocket that connects the Atlanta beltline above with the street level below. The connection is emphasized by the courtyard surrounding the space.


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Eat, Drink, Share Stories Georgia Institute of Technology, B.S.Arch
Instructor: Jude LeBlanc

The project responds to partnership of Cafe Reconcile and The Moth, creating a community hub that includes a theater, restaurants, offices, and teaching spaces. The farm to table approach is emphasized by putting the vertical farming component at the forefront of the building.
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Cross-Fit TheaterGeorgia Institute of Technology, B.S.Arch
Instructor: Fred Pearsall

The gymnasium is developed as an extension of CrossFit that draws on the architectural roots of athleticism as an act of theater. Performers, audience, and the greater context of Auburn Ave interact through a series of balconies overlooking the workout stage, while light baffles pull light down into the exercise areas. Large ramps establish a circulatory connection to the adjacent sidewalk. At the same time, the historical and natural context of the site orders this body-building theater through systems of wind and water, allowing the rear outdoor space to connect back to the deep-rooted history of Auburn Ave.
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Immortal SpaceDesign & Research Studio II
Georgia Institute of Technology, M.Arch
Instructor: Michael Murphy

“Architecture has long flirted with the idea—perhaps the illusion—of immortality. What we build is meant to outlast us, shaping the cities we inherit, the memories we carry, and the stories we pass forward. History is written not only in words, but in buildings, monuments, landscapes, and place names where life unfolds. To design architecture is, in some small but meaningful way, to author the unconscious conditions under which future lives are lived.”
- Michael Murphy 
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