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Exhibits Publications

Puerto Rico Gráfico: San Juan

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

Puerto Rico Gráfico: San Juan

Exhibits, Publications

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The author/photographer relies on the lens to enhance an appreciation of the contemporary urban experience by framing quotidian images and their messages, as they appear in well known places around the city of San Juan. Uprooted from their context, images are woven into a narrative of their own. An exhibit followed the publication; examples that had already vanished were acknowledged as such in the exhibit.

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CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

ActivArte Exhibit Design

DESIGN FOR FLUIDITY AND AMPLITUDE Puerto Rico’s Art Museum’s ActivArte

San Patricio Plaza: 50th Anniversary Exhibition

San Patricio Plaza, one of the main shoppings malls in

ARS LIBRIS: 10 libros / 10 artistas

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Exhibits

Adriano Rogés Exhibit

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

Adriano Rogés Exhibit

Exhibits

NARRATIVE AS REMEMBERING

This exhibit commemorates the life and works of Cuban Architect Adriano Rogés. The project intended to thread a narrative of this creative designer’s story through the juxtaposition of language, anecdotes, images, physical objects, and environmental graphics.

The curatorial strategy was to present standard biographical content through the lens of four different viewpoints: The Architect, The Landscape Architect, The Work, and the Family Man. The exhibit opened on March 17th of 2006 in the Guaynabo office of Jardincentro.

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Detail of the exhibit.

Detail of the exhibit.

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Entrance graphic with floor graphic.

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CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

En Rieles: Otra forma de movernos por Viejo San Juan

En Rieles, exhibited from 2007 thru 2010 in Banco Popular

Iglesia San José: Vista desde el andamio:

VIEW FROM THE SCAFFOLD San José was built between 1532

Noemí Ruiz y su espacio en el tiempo

COLOR IN ART, COLOR AS LIFE A retrospective must, of

Exhibits

Optimus: 11vo Certamen de diseño e impresión

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

Optimus: 11vo Certamen de diseño e impresión

Exhibits

A canvas to honor the work of others

For 10 years American Paper Corp. had been running the Optimus design and printing awards. Recently, the awards had been embedded within Gráfica del Caribe, preventing them from establishing their own visual identity.

For the 11th awards, we were asked to create a new graphic voice and design the first stand-alone exhibit. A small gallery was identified, materials from the warehouse were recycled and some printing was done to ambient the location.

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Popular, Inc.

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Year Completed

CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

Optimus: 11vo Certamen de diseño e impresión

A canvas to honor the work of others For 10

Adriano Rogés Exhibit

NARRATIVE AS REMEMBERING This exhibit commemorates the life and works

Puerto Rico Gráfico: San Juan

URBAN WALLS CONCEIVED AS TEXT The author/photographer relies on the

Exhibits Publications

Noemí Ruiz y su espacio en el tiempo

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

Noemí Ruiz y su espacio en el tiempo

Exhibits, Publications

COLOR IN ART, COLOR AS LIFE

A retrospective must, of necessity, offer a survey of an artist’s career, while the exhibit’s catalogue highlights the most relevant aspects of her contribution to the arts within the period. We were selected by the Contemporary Art Museum to design both for artist Noemí Ruiz.

The publication, graphically designed to mimic the artists painting style, offers an examination of the artist’s large body of work—more than eight hundred pieces. As companion to the retrospective exhibit, it provided an extension for the exhibit beyond the walls of the museum.

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Client
Popular, Inc.

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Year Completed

CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

Exhibits Publications

Iglesia San José: Vista desde el andamio:

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

Iglesia San José: Vista desde el andamio:

Exhibits, Publications

VIEW FROM THE SCAFFOLD

San José was built between 1532 & 1735 as a conventual church for Dominican friars. It’s age, the ravages of time and the lack of timely preventative conservation work have had a harmful toll on it. Conservation will not be easy.

We were commissioned the design of a catalog and exhibit to explain the renovation process to the community, along with many of the archaeological, architectural and cultural discoveries that have been made. We devised a series of self-standing modules to hold the content of the exhibit. These were distributed through the space to allow visitors to enjoy a complete walk-around, while simultaneously providing exposure to all of the contents.

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The history of the space if enriched, through imagery and typography, to allow the visitor to fantasize, imagine, and understand.

The history of the space if enriched, through imagery and typography, to allow the visitor to fantasize, imagine, and understand.

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Year Completed

CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

Exhibits Publications

En Rieles: Otra forma de movernos por Viejo San Juan

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

En Rieles: Otra forma de movernos por Viejo San Juan

Exhibits, Publications

En Rieles, exhibited from 2007 thru 2010 in Banco Popular de Puerto Rico’s Old San Juan Building, promoted the benefits of installing a TRAM system in the city of San Juan.

The exhibit, divided in sections, covers historical train-related themes and presents contemporary urban issues. Means of representation range from traditional exhibition panels, to interactive touch screens, sculptures, 3-D Glasses, environmental interventions, interactive walls, and even a train model with a futuristic look at what our city would be like with a TRAM.

Exhibit's logo.

Registration lobby. This space sets the environmental tone of the exhibit's design.

Registration lobby. This space sets the environmental tone of the exhibit's design.

Transition spaces are addressed with graphic contents. Acrylic silhouettes invite guest to 'join in' the conversation.

Transition spaces are addressed with graphic contents. Acrylic silhouettes invite guest to 'join in' the conversation.

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A look, from the entrance of the exhibit, into the eastern wing.

A look, from the entrance of the exhibit, into the eastern wing.

A graphic sculpture serves as introduction to the exhibit, illustrating through the Gordian Knot metaphor that the transportation problem in Puerto Rico requires a solution of Alexandrian magnitude.

A graphic sculpture serves as introduction to the exhibit, illustrating through the Gordian Knot metaphor that the transportation problem in Puerto Rico requires a solution of Alexandrian magnitude.

A sculptural map illustrates the cities, named in the scroll, that have Tram systems implemented. Videos of these are showcased in video ipods embedded in the map. The interactive screen projection can be seen on the far left of the image.

A sculptural map illustrates the cities, named in the scroll, that have Tram systems implemented. Videos of these are showcased in video ipods embedded in the map. The interactive screen projection can be seen on the far left of the image.

Located on the eastern wing of the exhibit, this model allows the imagination to go wild…

Located on the eastern wing of the exhibit, this model allows the imagination to go wild…

The environmental design solution involved the use of aluminum, strategically allocating it throughout the exhibit to bring out the industrial quality of the subject matter.

The environmental design solution involved the use of aluminum, strategically allocating it throughout the exhibit to bring out the industrial quality of the subject matter.

Interactive area located at the end of the eastern wing of the exhibit. The projected movie narrates various short stories of a city of San Juan where the Tram system has already been established. The projection reacts with ChromaDepth glasses for a 3-D experience. Acrylic made books rest on the table, comparing a Tram system with a Train system and highlight the benefits and weaknesses of both.

Interactive area located at the end of the eastern wing of the exhibit. The projected movie narrates various short stories of a city of San Juan where the Tram system has already been established. The projection reacts with ChromaDepth glasses for a 3-D experience. Acrylic made books rest on the table, comparing a Tram system with a Train system and highlight the benefits and weaknesses of both.

Artwork for 3-D glasses to be used with the interactive screen.

Artwork for 3-D glasses to be used with the interactive screen.

The panel on the left showcases a transportation systems alphabet. The panel in the middle narrates the story of how the HO Scale train model was planned, designed, and built. The panel on the right shows a photo of the Portland Streetcar Tram system. These panels serve as the entrance panels to the community activism section of the exhibit, located through the visible entrance.

The panel on the left showcases a transportation systems alphabet. The panel in the middle narrates the story of how the HO Scale train model was planned, designed, and built. The panel on the right shows a photo of the Portland Streetcar Tram system. These panels serve as the entrance panels to the community activism section of the exhibit, located through the visible entrance.

HO Scale train model produced for the exhibit. The model was designed by Estudio Interlínea and built by Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT). The design of the simulated water pattern located on the skirt of the model was painted by Susana Espinosa.

HO Scale train model produced for the exhibit. The model was designed by Estudio Interlínea and built by Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT). The design of the simulated water pattern located on the skirt of the model was painted by Susana Espinosa.

Detail of the HO Scale train model produced for the exhibit. The model was designed by Estudio Interlínea and built by Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT).

Detail of the HO Scale train model produced for the exhibit. The model was designed by Estudio Interlínea and built by Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT).

Detail of the HO Scale train model produced for the exhibit. The model was designed by Estudio Interlínea and built by Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT).

Detail of the HO Scale train model produced for the exhibit. The model was designed by Estudio Interlínea and built by Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT).

Detail of the HO Scale train model produced for the exhibit. The model was designed by Estudio Interlínea and built by Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT).

Detail of the HO Scale train model produced for the exhibit. The model was designed by Estudio Interlínea and built by Scale Models, Arts, & Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT).

These particular panels, located in the west wing of the exhibit, provide a window into the future development projects scheduled for the City of San Juan, coloring the narrative with the inclusion of the Tram as a spine that would connect them all. On the right side one can see one of the interactive touch-screen puzzle game screens.

These particular panels, located in the west wing of the exhibit, provide a window into the future development projects scheduled for the City of San Juan, coloring the narrative with the inclusion of the Tram as a spine that would connect them all. On the right side one can see one of the interactive touch-screen puzzle game screens.

These particular panels, located at the end of the west wing of the exhibit, speak of the better quality of life that will be brought by the implementation of a tram. On the right side one can see one of the interactive touch-screen puzzle game screens.

These particular panels, located at the end of the west wing of the exhibit, speak of the better quality of life that will be brought by the implementation of a tram. On the right side one can see one of the interactive touch-screen puzzle game screens.

Environmental intervention strategically placed to gain the attention of a pedestrian passerby. It promotes the On Tracks exhibit located in the third floor of the building, and encourages people to visit it. Photo by Alberto Rigau.

Environmental intervention strategically placed to gain the attention of a pedestrian passerby. It promotes the On Tracks exhibit located in the third floor of the building, and encourages people to visit it. Photo by Alberto Rigau.

An assortment of graphics which shows the visual variety used in the presentation of the ideas.

A catalogue was designed for the exhibit to promote the sharing the ideas found within.

A catalogue was designed for the exhibit to promote the sharing the ideas found within.

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Year Completed

CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

Exhibits Publications

ARS LIBRIS: 10 libros / 10 artistas

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

ARS LIBRIS: 10 libros / 10 artistas

Exhibits, Publications

Letterforms as a canvas for imagery

In May 2012, La Casa del Libro curated the exhibit Ars Libris. The pieces that were displayed, donated by various artists, were sold to raise funds for the institution.

As collaborators of the museum, we designed the promotional materials, catalogue and assisted with the exhibit’s layout. Visual containers were designed to accommodate graphic details of the different works of art.

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CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

Exhibits

San Patricio Plaza: 50th Anniversary Exhibition

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

San Patricio Plaza: 50th Anniversary Exhibition

Exhibits

San Patricio Plaza, one of the main shoppings malls in Puerto Rico, celebrated its 50th anniversary. As part of the festivities, it commissioned a temporary exhibit in one of the property’s locales.

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Year Completed

CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

Exhibits

ActivArte Exhibit Design

Post author By Alberto Rigau
Post date 01/12/2020

ActivArte Exhibit Design

Exhibits

DESIGN FOR FLUIDITY AND AMPLITUDE

Puerto Rico’s Art Museum’s ActivArte serves as a visual arts teaching laboratory that promotes the active participation of its users through historic, social and aesthetic perspectives.
ActivArte’s new design, led by Jorge Rigau, FAIA Architects, reconceptualized the space through a sculptoric treatment of its floors and walls to highlight different content stations. Graphic design revealed and contrasted the relationships between art, science, nature, architecture and industrial design. Interactive elements and site specific artworks complemented the design strategies.

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CREDITS _ Coordination Carmen Lidin and Carlos Bruno, Corporate Communications, Popular, Inc. Exhibit Content & Creative Direction Arq. Jorge Rigau, FAIA and Alberto Rigau Designers Alberto Rigau and Alfonso Gómez Arzola Urban Design Consultant Arq. Thomas S. Marvel, FAIA Education Consultants Socorrito Díaz and Carmen Haddys Torres HO Scale Model Construction Scale Models, Arts and Technologies, Inc. (SMARTT) Webpage Design Amilcar Colón, Webxacto Detailed Woodwork Roberto Pérez Dendariarena General Woodwork Joel Ramos Steel Work Joel Ramos and Braulio Santos Vera Technology Consultant José Irizarry, Protech Programmer Gabriel Santillán Lighting Eric M. Jukelevics, EMJ Photography Electrical Consultant Joseph Hernández, JH Technical Service Photography Aerofoto Internacional, Marie Carmen Ubiles, Alberto Rigau, Alfonso Gómez Arzola, Seth Siditsky, Alexandros Koromilas Digital Printing Global Graphics Offset Printing Model Offset Printing and Ímpress Quality Printing Installation Assistants Bryan Torres, José Medina, Francisco González, Daniel Robles, Lemuel Beauchamp, Eduardo Miranda, Miguel Ortiz, Celina Bocanegra, Johann Sasso, Mario Sorani, Victor Blay, Mabel Plascencia, Claudia Rosa, Alex Martínez, Omar Torresola, Luis A. Cerda Collaborators Portland Streetcar Inc., Departamento de Transportación y Obras Públicas, Oficina de Urbanismo, Infraestructura y Ambiente, Oficina del Gobernador, La Fortaleza, Municipio de San Juan, José Lorenzo Torres, Susana Espinosa, Bernardo Hogan, Jaime Suárez, Maribel T. Suárez, Gilda Navarra, José Rigau, Arq. Oscar Oliver, Arq. Roberto Alsina, Arq. Liz Meléndez, Ing. Raúl Gayá, Arq. Carlos Camacho, Arq. Juan Penabad, Carlos Aponte, Edna Acosta, Ing. David Rosa, Wilmarie Laboy, Juan Ruiz, Suzette Jiménez, Ana Carbonell, Lourdes Folch

Other exhibits we've designed

18°24’53.1896”N 66°3’24.1989”W Av. LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA 01 › lunes 16 DE MARZO 2020 › 11:09 AM

18°24’56.5032”N 66°3’28.5003”W Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech 01 › lunes 16 DE MARZO 2020 › 6:01 PM

18°24’57.9433”N 66°3’24.6485”W Av. LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA 02 › martes 17 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:41 AM

18°24’54.1368”N 66°3’18.6618”W Av. Juan Ponce de León 02 › martes 17 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:42 PM

18°24’52.4918”N 66°3’42.9341”W Calles Arq. José G. Besosa, ing. Alfredo Carbonell y Av. Eugenio María de Hostos 03 › miércoles 18 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:28 AM

18°24’52.6644”N 66°3’42.3099”W Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech 03 › miércoles 18 DE MARZO 2020 › 6:30 PM

18°25’13.6187”N 66°3’37.8049”W Av. Eleanor Roosevelt 04 › jueves 19 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:07 AM

18°24’27.4454”N 66°3’40.5901”W Av. Jesús T. Piñero 04 › jueves 19 DE MARZO 2020 › 6:26 PM

18°24’56.7713”N 66°3’22.1605”W Calle Guayama Y Av. Juan Ponce de León (perpendicular) 05 › viernes 20 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:38 AM

18°24’44.6041”N 66°3’24.1979”W Av. LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA 05 › viernes 20 DE MARZO 2020 › 4:51 PM

18°24’37.5875”N 66°3’26.181”W Av. Cayetano Coll y Toste y Av. LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA (perpendicular) 06 › sábado 21 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:59 AM

18°24’34.0552”N 66°3’52.9083”W Ramal de la Calle Teniente César Luis González y Av. jesús t. piñero (diagonal) 06 › sábado 21 DE MARZO 2020 › 6:05 PM

18°25’15.1519”N 66°3’30.7872”W Av. Eleanor Roosevelt 07 › domingo 22 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:58 AM

18°24’57.3825”N 66°3’42.7432”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos, calle Arq. josé besosa y calle domenech (perpendicular) 07 › domingo 22 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:22 PM

18°25’8.2695”N 66°3’45.4394”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos 08 › lunes 23 DE MARZO 2020 › 9:15 AM

18°24’55.8732”N 66°3’38.329”W Calles La Hija del Caribe, Loaiza Cordero y Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech 08 › lunes 23 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:08 PM

18°24’49.2946”N 66°3’50.6561”W Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech y Calle Teniente César Luis González (perpendicular) 09 › martes 24 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:40 AM

18°24’47.0636”N 66°3’43.8534”W Av. Isabel La Católica 09 › martes 24 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:55 PM

18°24’42.7743”N 66°3’18.9711”W Calle Mayagüez 10 › miércoles 25 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:40 AM

18°24’45.1806”N 66°3’24.4316”W Ave Muñoz Rivera 10 › miércoles 25 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:45 PM

18°24’58.2009”N 66°3’34.6438”W Calle Independencia y Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech (perpendicular) 11 › jueves 26 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:28 AM

18°24’49.4442”N 66°3’41.261”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos 11 › jueves 26 DE MARZO 2020 › 6:58 PM

18°24’58.7768”N 66°3’46.4507”W Calle Almirante Pinzón 12 › viernes 27 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:28 AM

18°24’50.594”N 66°3’21.2751”W Calle Presidente Ramírez 12 › viernes 27 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:07 PM

18°24’54.665”N 66°3’54.1976”W Calle Teniente César Luis González, Calle José A. Canals y Calle Fernando Calder (Placita Roosevelt en el centro) 13 › sábado 28 DE MARZO 2020 › 7:44 AM

18°24’31.8058”N 66°3’41.2257”W Calle Flamboyanes, Calle Las Marías y Av. Jesús T. Piñero (perpendicular) 13 › sábado 28 DE MARZO 2020 › 4:32 PM

18°25’4.4288”N 66°3’33.1425”W Calles Almirante Pinzón, Rodrigo de Triana e La Hija del Caribe 14 › domingo 29 DE MARZO 2020 › 8:41 AM

18°24’33.7171”N 66°3’38.2713”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos 14 › domingo 29 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:25 PM

18°24’37.6717”N 66°3’24.0726”W Av. LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA 15 › lunes 30 DE MARZO 2020 › 8:13 AM

18°24’31.1006”N 66°3’48.1727”W Av. Isabel La Católica 15 › lunes 30 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:56 PM

18°25’9.7777”N 66°3’34.1123”W Calle Fernando Primero y Calle Eleanor Roosevelt (perpendicular) 16 › martes 31 DE MARZO 2020 › 8:14 AM

18°24’53.2205”N 66°3’43.0928”W Calles Ismael Colón, Besosa y Alvarado 16 › martes 31 DE MARZO 2020 › 5:43 PM

18°24’40.8979”N 66°3’39.1923”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos 17 › miércoles 1 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:25 AM

18°24’47.7241”N 66°3’55.5103”W Calle Teniente César Luis González 17 › miércoles 1 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:38 PM

18°24’59.536”N 66°3’52.7526”W Calles Ing. Enrique Amadeo (diagonal) y Ing. Juan A. Dávila 18 › jueves 2 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:35 AM

18°24’42.5488”N 66°3’47.0675”W Calles R. Gandía y Tous Soto 18 › jueves 2 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:48 PM

18°25’0.2119”N 66°3’39.541”W Calles 12 de Octubre y La Rábida 19 › viernes 3 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:34 AM

18°25’3.2929”N 66°3’49.7503”W Calles Ing. Octavio Marcano y César Román 19 › viernes 3 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:03 PM

18°24’31.917”N 66°3’54.8691”W Calle Notre Dame y Av. Jesús T. Piñero (perpendicular) 20 › sábado 4 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:27 AM

18°24’57.9816”N 66°3’13.4224”W Calle Padre Berríos 20 › sábado 4 DE ABRIL 2020 › 4:53 PM

18°25’21.0778”N 66°3’39.6454”W Av. F.D. Roosevelt 21 › domingo 5 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:20 AM

18°24’44.4243”N 66°3’15.7418”W Av. Juan Ponce de León 21 › domingo 5 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:17 PM

18°25’0.7608”N 66°3’6.8647”W Calle Guayama 22 › lunes 6 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:35 AM

18°24’52.4734”N 66°3’10.8403”W Calle Cidra 22 › lunes 6 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:54 PM

18°24’59.3854”N 66°3’7.6484”W Calle Francisco Sein 23 › martes 7 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:52 AM

18°25’2.6503”N 66°3’41.287”W Calle Carlota Matienzo 23 › martes 7 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:18 PM

18°24’57.5819”N 66°3’26.5444”W Calles María Llovet y Ana Roque Duprey 24 › miércoles 8 DE ABRIL 2020 › 8:54 AM

18°25’17.705”N 66°3’32.2233”W Calles Eleanor Roosevelt, Juan B. Huyke y José Padín 24 › miércoles 8 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:36 PM

18°24’47.4464”N 66°3’56.4783”W Calles Teniente César Luis González y Ing. Octavio Marcano 25 › jueves 9 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:45 AM

18°25’6.3608”N 66°3’36.0108”W Calles Bonafoux, Benito Pérez Galdós y Fernando Primero 25 › jueves 9 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:18 PM

18°24’47.4464”N 66°3’56.4783”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos y calles Ing. Pedro Espada y Eleanor Roosevelt 26 › viernes 10 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:06 AM

18°25’6.3608”N 66°3’36.0108”W Calles Ing. Juan A. Dávila y Calle Ing. Octavio Marcano (perpendicular) 26 › viernes 10 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:03 PM

18°25’7.212”N 66°3’43.1695”W Av. Arterial Hostos y Calles 12 de Octubre y Eleanor Roosevelt (perpendicular) 27 › sábado 11 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:47 AM

18°25’4.1563”N 66°3’7.4382”W Calles San Sebastián y Guayama (perpendicular) 27 › sábado 11 DE ABRIL 2020 › 4:42 PM

18°24’45.2574”N 66°3’19.4293”W Calle PeñuelaS y av. Cayetano Coll y Toste (perpendicular) 28 › domingo 12 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:40 AM

18°25’4.3795”N 66°3’12.4488”W Calle Betances 28 › domingo 12 DE ABRIL 2020 › 4:30 PM

18°24’43.0051”N 66°3’15.488”W Av. Juan Ponce de León y Calle Baldorioty de Castro 29 › lunes 13 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:34 AM

18°25’4.329”N 66°3’35.5983”W Calles María Llovet, Negrón Flores, Independencia e La Hija del Caribe (perpendicular abajo) 29 › lunes 13 DE ABRIL 2020 › 4:42 PM

18°24’43.077”N 66°3’48.1107”W Calle Sgto. Luis Medina 30 › martes 14 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:46 AM

18°24’40.4288”N 66°3’27.0099”W Calle Abolición 30 › martes 14 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:39 PM

18°24’40.4423”N 66°3’49.1808”W Calle Ing. Ramón Gandía 31 › miércoles 15 DE ABRIL 2020 › 8:01 AM

18°24’38.311”N 66°3’26.2221”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos 31 › miércoles 15 DE ABRIL 2020 › 4:45 PM

18°24’51.0384”N 66°3’59.0605”W Calles Teniente César Luis González, Soldado Rafael Lamar Guerra, Cabo Eddie Gracia Sánchez, Soldado Ulises Arrigoitia Gómez y Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech (perpendicular) 32 › jueves 16 DE ABRIL 2020 › 8:02 AM

18°25’5.4549”N 66°3’28.704”W Calle Capitán Espada 32 › jueves 16 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:32 PM

18°24’38.9255”N 66°3’17.6426”W Calles Ponce, navarro (abajo) y av. juan ponce de león (perpendicular) 33 › viernes 17 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:52 AM

18°25’16.3517”N 66°3’43.1428”W Av. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (perpendicular) 33 › viernes 17 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:22 PM

18°24’59.2628”N 66°3’2.7026”W Calles Pachín Marín, Italia y Guayama 34 › sábado 18 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:57 AM

18°24’33.0997”N 66°3’24.5043”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos 34 › sábado 18 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:55 PM

18°24’42.3485”N 66°4’4.6543”W Expreso Las Américas, Calles Ing. Sergio Cuevas Bustamante, Cabo Hermógenes Alverio y Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech (perpendicular) 35 › domingo 19 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:47 AM

18°24’42.3902”N 66°3’54.3715”W Calles Soldado Rafael Lamar Guerra, Teniente César Luis González, Rafael Balzac (perpendicular abajo) y Av. Domench (perpendicular centro) 35 › domingo 19 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:32 PM

18°24’47.9433” N 66°3’8.3738” W Calles Juncos y Mayagüez (perpendicular) 36 › lunes 20 DE ABRIL 2020 › 8:22 AM

18°24’58.9253” N 66°3’2.3766” W Calles Caribe y Guayama (perpendicular) 36 › lunes 20 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:05 PM

18°24’34.1409”N 66°3’47.7112”W Calles Pinta (perpendicular izquierda), Rius Rivera (derecha) y Av. Isabel La Católica (centro). Al fondo, Av. Jesús T. Piñero 37 › martes 21 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:16 AM

18°24’46.4795”N 66°3’49.178”W Calles Sargento Luis Medina, Rafael Balzac, Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech y Calles Teniente César Luis González (perpendicular centro) y Arquitecto Pedro A. Bigay 37 › martes 21 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:20 PM

18°24’35.7636”N 66°3’58.9653”W Calles Ing. Sergio Cuevas Bustamante, Cabo Hermógenes Alverio, Soldado Ulises Arrigoitia Gómez, Cabo Eddie Gracia Sánchez, Solado Rafael Lamar Guerra y Sargento Luis Medina (perpendicular abajo); 38 › miércoles 22 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:46 AM

18°25’0.4664”N 66°3’32.5667”W Calles La Hija del Caribe, Ana R. Duprey (perpendicular) y Loaiza Cordero 38 › miércoles 22 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:20 PM

18°25’15.1995”N 66°3’30.7429”W Calle José Martí y Av. LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA (perpendicular) 39 › jueves 23 DE ABRIL 2020 › 6:58 AM

18°24’42.5163”N 66°3’52.4677”W Calles Manuel F. Rossy, Larrínaga y Av. Cayetano Cayetano Coll y Toste 39 › jueves 23 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:59 PM

18°25’8.4916”N 66°3’4.7591”W Calles Luis Llorens Torres, Caribe, Pachín Marín y Matienzo Cintrón (perpendicular) 40 › viernes 24 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:33 AM

18°24’45.2637”N 66°3’5.5069”W Calles Juana Díaz y Arecibo (perpendicular) 40 › viernes 24 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:30 PM

18°24’50.4127” N 66°4’6.297” W Calles Cabo Hermógenes Alverio, Ing. Sergio Cuevas Bustamante y Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech (perpendicular) 41 › sábado 25 DE ABRIL 2020 › 8:13 AM

18°24’56.0231” N 66°3’41.8018” W Calles Ing. Ismael A. Colón y Arq. José G. Besosa (diagonal) 41 › sábado 25 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:10 PM

18°25’10.5934”N 66°3’56.8001”W Calles Ing. José A.V. Canals, Ing. Fernando Calder Ortíz, Ing. Juan A. Dávila, Soldado Héctor Salamán (perPendicular bajo) y Av. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (perpendicular alto); 42 › domingo 26 DE ABRIL 2020 › 8:23 AM

18°25’2.7158”N 66°3’1.2458”W Calles Caribe y Pachín Marín 42 › domingo 26 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:44 PM

18°25’15.0215”N 66°3’48.5603”W Av. Eugenio María de Hostos, Soldado Héctor L. Alvarado, Ing. Alfredo Carbonell, Ing. Pedro Espada (diagonal) y Av. Eleanor Roosevelt (perPENDICULAR) 43 › lunes 27 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:25 AM

18°24’57.3826”N 66°3’48.2274”W Calles Rodrigo de Triana, Ing. Octavio Marcano (diagonal) e Ing. Juan A. Dávila (perpendicular) 43 › lunes 27 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:57 PM

18°25’11.1496”N 66°3’53.0353”W Calles Ing. Juan A. Dávila, Ing. José R. Acosta, Ing. Antolín Nin Martínez, Soldado Hector Salamán (perpendicular bajo) y Av. Roosevelt (perpendicular alto) 44 › MARTES 28 DE ABRIL 2020 › 8:10 AM

18°25’8.2285”N 66°3’21.8397”W Av. Juan Ponce de León 44 › MARTES 28 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:40 PM

18°25’8.2285”N 66°3’21.8397”W Calles Ing. Sergio Cuevas Bustamante, Cabo Hermógenes Alverio, Soldado Ulises Arrigoitia Gómez y Rodrigo de Triana (perpendicular) 45 › miércoles 28 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:53 AM

18°24’50.9478”N 66°4’4.4166”W Calle Ing. Rafael García 45 › miércoles 28 DE ABRIL 2020 › 6:04 PM

18°24’58.4159”N 66°4’3.374”W Calles Agrimensor César Román, Teniente César Luis González (perpendicular alta) y Soldado Rafael Lamar Guerra (perpendicular baja) 46 › jueves 30 DE ABRIL 2020 › 7:43 AM

18°25’21.6712”N 66°3’37.4106”W Av. Franklin Delano Roosevelt 46 › jueves 30 DE ABRIL 2020 › 5:55 PM

18°24’57.221”N 66°3’59.6543”W Calles Cabo Eddie Gracia Sánchez, Soldado Rafael Lamar Guerra, Teniente César Luis González e Ing. Juan B. Rodríguez (perpendicular) 47 › viernes 1 DE MAYO 2020 › 8:08 AM

18°24’50.8636”N 66°4’2.2192”W Calles Cabo Eddie Gracia Sánchez, Soldado Ulises Arrigoitia Gómez, Cabo Hermógenes Alverio y Av. Ing. Manuel Domenech (perpendicular) 47 › viernes 1 DE MAYO 2020 › 5:46 PM

18°24’27.9839”N 66°3’36.4334”W Avenidas Jesús T. Piñero (izquierda), luis Muñoz Rivera (arriba diagonal), Las Marías (centro) y Calle Las Caobas 48 › sábado 2 DE MAYO 2020 › 8:13 AM

18°24’27.363”N 66°3’39.1549”W Calles Oxford (centro), Cornell (izquierda) y Av. Las Marías (abajo) 48 › sábado 2 DE MAYO 2020 › 5:32 PM

18°25’10.3634”N 66°3’10.4449”W Calles Salvador Brau, Francisco Sein, Luis Llorens Torres y Betances (perpendicular) 49 › domingo 3 DE MAYO 2020 › 7:39 AM

18°25’1.5949”N 66°3’51.963”W Calles Arq. José G. Besosa (centro), Ing. Alfredo Carbonell (derecha) e Ing. José R. Acosta (más derecha) 49 › domingo 3 DE MAYO 2020 › 5:17 PM

18°24’55.0126”N 66°3’24.454”W Av. LUIS MUÑOZ RIVERA 50 › lunes 4 DE MAYO 2020 › 7:25 AM