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The project required students to choose a societal issue that they wanted to tackle, be it a large-scale national issue or a smaller-scale local issue. They were then challenged to come up with an aspirational architectural solution while still being satisfactorily grounded in reality. The project may not necessarily be currently buildable but based on new studies, discoveries, or technologies found through meaningful research, can potentially be constructed a few decades from now.
The final projects aim to address the students’ chosen societal issues using discovered innovations while reasonably responding to the projected prevailing relevant forces of its time.
EXTENDDED REALITY EXPERIENCEE, 2021
Abad Santos, Martin Y.
CLEAN OIL RIG POWERED OCEAN CITY, 2021
Angeles, Arman
VERTICCAL FARMING FACILITY AGAINST LOOW LEVELS OF CROP DIVERSIFICATION AMONG THE AGRICULTUURAL SECTOR OF THE PHILIPPINES, 2021
Bangui, Renz
A SMART COMMUNITY PLAYSCAPE IN MANILA FOR THE SOCIAL PARTICIPATION OF CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, 2021
Calica, Bernadette
SMART HHYBRID VERTICAL VILLAGE, 2021
De Guzman, Norma
MOBILE, MOODULAR, AND SCALABLE HEALTHCARE UUNIT, 2021
Del Rosario, Christian V.
SANAGGMANA REGENERATIVE TERRACES
AN AMPHIBIOUS RURAL CITY FOR THE COASTAL COMMUNITIES IN NAVOTAS CITY, 2021
Espino, Marc Joseph
BAMBOO SKY VILLAGE
ELEVATED HOUSING ON AGRICULTURAL LAND, 2021
Gutierrez, Belle
OOCEAN HEIGHTSS
A VERTICAL FISHERY AND STORM SURGE BARRIER FOR THE COAST OF NAVOTAS, 2021
Ilagan, Gabriel Luis T.
AA MARITIME NEIGHBORHOOD, 2021
Juanson, Ivan
PUGADD OONE
A HIGH-IMPACT, MULTI-MODAL, VERTICAL, URBAN MOBILITY HUB IN NEW CLARK CITY
Mamonog, Jethro Philip M.
ISIP-GAALAW
A COGNITIVE SHAPE-SHIFTING THERAPY CENTER FOR MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS, 2021
Mendoza, Victorina U.
CROPxFREIGHT DROONEPORT
A DISTRIBUTION CENTER FOR THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS OF LEGAZPI CITY, 2021
Oliveros, Trisha Anne S.
AB ESPORTS TRAININGG CENTER FOR EXTENDDED REALITY TECHNOLOOGIES, 2021
Presbitero, Aldritz
CONVERGENCE OF AN URBAN FARM AND PUBLIC MARKET, 2021
Resuello, Darlene
DDALAWANG TAHHANAN
A MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX EXPLORING KINETIC ARCHITECTURE FOR NUCLEAR FAMILIES IN CARMONA, MAKATI, 2021
Tan, Ann Margaret R.
ANIHHANG DAGAT
A SEMI-SUBMERGED AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY IN REPSONSE TO AGRICULTURAL LAND LOSS IN BULACAN, 2021
Tinio, Marco
A SOCIO-CULTURAL INCLUSIVE NETWORK OF FARMBOT COMMUNITIES IN ARMED CONFLICT-PRONE CITIES
Valentino, Ferdeanne G.
PUNONG BUHAY
ECO-BURIAL MORTUARY AND VERTICAL URBAN FOREST MEMORIAL PARK IN PASIG CITY, 2021
Ambrosio, Norman Joshua
THE BANGKAL VERTICAL
A ZERO-WASTE, SELF-SUSTAINING, HIGH-DENSITY HOUSING MODEL FOR RISING URBAN HOUSING AND RESOURCE DEMAND IN MAKATI CITY
Badiola, Angela Beatrice L.
PROMOTING LOCAL TOURISM ATTRACTIVENESS THROUGH A POP-UP RESORT FOR DIGITAL NOMADS, 2021
Bersamira, Maxine Ann H.
SHAPE-SHIFTING SUUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOOD AND MICRO-CONSERVATION HUBS FOR THREATENED PHILIPPINE BIOODIVERSITY REGIONS, 2021
Cunanan, Chester Neil D.
AQQUA FUTURA
A FLOATING AQUACULTURE AND AQUAPONIC FARMING LABORATORY AGAINST EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS AND FOOD INSECURITY IN MASINLOC, ZAMBALES, 2021
De Leon, Anna Patricia R.
A NEW BILIBID PRISOON FOCUSED ON COMMUNITY-BASED REHABILITATION AND IMPROOVED LIVING CONDITIONS, 2021
Dela Paz, Maria Violeta Angela C.
HHIGH RICCE
A RICE PRODUCTION FACILITY AND URBAN FOOD BELT FOR FOOD SECURITY IN A SMART CITY, 2021
Guerrero, Asia A.
BBALINTAWAK IN TRANSITIOON, 2021
Huang, Danielle
ECO-REVOLUTIONIZING THE MARITIME INDUSTRY THROUGH THE MANILA ENERGY PORT COMPLEX
Jose, Romina L.
THE OOASIS TOWERR
SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURAL SOLUTIONS FOR THERMAL COMFORT IN A MIXED USE HIGH RISE IN THE MIDST GLOBAL WARMING, 2021
Lao, Carlos Miguel D.
A FLOOATING HABITABLE BRIDGE AGGAINST RISING SEA LEVELS IN BRGY. TANZA, NAVOOTAS CITY
Medina, Russell Anthony F.
A PIONEERING INTERMODAL ECO TRANSPORT HUB IN LOS BANOS, LAGUNA, 2021
Napoles, Alyssa Rose C.
SUUSTAINABLE NEIGHBORHOOD TOWER
A RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEM AND VERTICAL FARM FOR A NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT IN LEGAZPI CITY, 2021
Orejo, Jhessa Marie S.
CITY REHABILITATION COMPLEX OF MANILA IN A POST-BIOWARFARE SETTING, 2021
Rance, Chealsy
A ROBBOTIC RESPONSE FACILITY COUNTERING THE EMERGENCIESS IN HIGH-RISE AND SUPER HIGH-RISE BUILDDINGS, 2021
Reyes, Ma. Patricia Victoria R.
A REIMAGINED RESIDENTIAL WATERFORNT FOR THE FISHING COMMUNITY OF NAVOTAS CITY, 2021
Tenedero, Theresa
THHE EDIBLE DDISTRICT
RECONFIGURING THE WAY CITIES FEED THEMSELVES BU BRINGING SHORTENED, CLOSED -LOOP FOOD SYSTEMS INTO THE URBAN REALM
Valderrama, Allison Therese P.
A CRYONICS-BASED REVITALIZATION FACILITY FOR TERMINALLY ILL CANCER PATIENTS IN RESPONSE TO THE CHANGING PUBLIC ATTITUDE TOWARDS DEATH AND ITS DEFIANCE, 2021
Villanueva, Kim Morissey
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Theses and dissertations submitted to the college of architecture, sub-collections under this collection, items in this collection, traditional rural houses in tanay, rizal, a design for the revitalization of the roxas boulevard waterfront: linking land and water.
Being an archipelago made up of over 7,000 islands, the Philippines is home to various land and water forms. Be it in the rural or the urban landscape, these bodies hold value in numerous aspects; thus, their protection is vital. Unfortunately, due to overuse and rapid modernization, the urban fabric has not been kind to these land and water bodies. Land has been replaced by concrete, and the water has become home to wastes and refuse. With this in mind, it is essential to take care of these lands and water bodies which can be achieved through the concept of revitalization, and this has been the goal of the thesis, from the findings and analysis until the results. Through the concept of waterfront revitalization, in tandem with Landscape Architecture, the thesis and its proposed development aims to bring to the spotlight the importance of protecting both the landscape, waterscape, and everything in between, particularly those in the urban setting. The proposed development revives the neglected Roxas Boulevard waterfront giving it a new life and renewed character. The enhancement of the area benefits the space and its users for both short-term and long-term phases. The land has been opened up to connect with the water, more open and green spaces have been allocated to serve as much as needed "lungs of the city", and the landscape has been redesigned to provide room for more activities serving economic, recreational, commercial, and leisure purposes. The thesis brings to the spotlight the importance of Landscape Architecture in today's green movement of protecting both the landscape and waterscape. The proposed development revitalizes the Roxas Boulevard waterfront which holds cultural and economic significance in the Philippine setting, particularly Manila.
The New Nayong Pilipino Silang junction, Tagaytay City, Cavite
D-link: redefining progress through an eco-transit hub in davao city.
During these times of rapid urban and technological growth, cities struggle to find the balance between modernization and environmental stewardship. Davao City, a first class highly urbanized city, and the third largest city in the Philippines, which serves as the center of trade and commerce in Mindanao, currently experiences this problem. To address the need for an efficient public transportation system, the city plans to upgrade its mass transport system through the High Priority Bus System (HPBS) under the Davao Public Transport Modernization Project. This comprehensive design project presents a design proposal for HPBS’ bus terminal in Davao City that seeks to redefine the meaning of progress that reflects the symbiotic relationship between modernization through an efficient transport system and responsible stewardship of nature and the environment. The proposed project - Davao Link or D-LINK, an eco-transit hub located in Calinan, Davao City, shall serve as a centralized transport link for various modes of transportation. The project makes use of strategic methods and design solutions to build a space to link the natural environment and surrounding agricultural areas with a state-of-the-art interchange transportation terminal.
Ang Simbahan ng Sta. Monica: an integrated risk assessment and condition survey of the Sarrat Church in Ilocos Norte
When describing how a natural phenomenon culminates in a catastrophe, the term "natural disasters" is commonly employed. However, this term is problematic because it incorrectly assumes that calamities are part of nature. Contrary to popular belief, it's important to recognize that there are only natural hazards, not natural disasters. This insight is consistent with the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR ) continuing advocacy efforts and mission. Humanity makes decisions on where to live, how to build, and what kinds of research to conduct. Cultural heritage faces various threats—from sudden events like earthquakes to gradual processes like degradation. Predicted decline in historical asset value illustrates the impact of risks on global heritage objectives. This paper was successful in proving how high vulnerability leads to increase risk in historic structures. It was guided by the principles of Disaster Risk Reduction & Management and the integration of science in heritage conservation. This paper offers mitigating recommendations to the key stakeholders with the goal of enhancing the resilience of the Sta. Monica Church by examining the interaction between the vulnerability of the church and the natural hazards threatening this cultural heritage. The methods outlined in this study may be a helpful first step for the preservation of historical buildings in developing cultures.
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Mirjana Lozanovska
Architecture Design 2 Unit Chair: Dr. Mirjana Lozanovska Co-Chair: Anthony Worm Design Teachers: Marc Dixon, Fiona Gray, Eugenia Tan design orientation This semester will focus on the ‘making ofarchitecture’ in the more specific sense of the physical building and order of the environment. There will be two major themes explored: how materiality generates both the physical and aesthetic conditions of architecture; and how materiality organizes and frames social relations. These are elaborated below. Architecture is a product of imagination, ideas, traditions, cultural forces and it is also a product of technologies, construction, and structures. Experimentation, invention, manufacture and innovative ways of using existing materials define the field of the ‘making of architecture’. To be familiar with the tools, materials, techniques, technologies and structural possibilities of architecture is to build on the capacity of the imagination. Architecture is expanded and limited by how it is made and what it is made of. To resist and prevent a dormant imagination or an imagination that tends towards repetition, you will be encouraged to nourish it with the properties, processes and possibilities of architecture’s material conditions. Concepts such as tectonics, technics and technology will be explored through ‘hands on’ projects rather than theoretically. In a sense these all derive from the concept téchne which is conventionally understood as the science or art of making, the crafting of an object or tool. However, its deeper sense derives from the ancient Greek to refer to the process of making something appear, the letting out of the intrinsic properties within materials to inform their expression, form and usage. Technologies of the social emphasises architecture’s role in facilitating social relations, the ways that the materiality, spatial order, and various components (doors, walls, windows) set limits and open possibilities for the various relations between people, whether this be eating a meal, working, playing, or having a meeting or conversation. Architecture organises relations between people: person to person, person to group, person to crowd, group to group, etc. However, architecture also organises relations between people and objects: person to toaster, person to iPod, person to tool, person to monument. The important thing is that there are various different status objects: technological, aesthetic, consumable, kitsch, precious, profound, functional etc. At this point you can begin to understand how the two major themes meet and are overlaid onto one another. The materiality of architecture mediates the relations between people. In addition, a building is itself an object and is construed, used and perceived through its relation to people. This semester is about exploring how materiality generates architecture and organizes the relations between people and objects of a utilitarian, kitsch and aesthetic kind. It will ask you to examine the everyday garage or shed as a building type that is made in an ad hoc way. The garage is invariably not only the intended shelter for cars, but a place for a diverse array of other uses. This will ultimately form the platform for a design of a factory, warehouse or display centre.
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Across culture and time, architects have interrogated the built environment and their role in shaping it. Questions of artistic agency, political power, social control, and cultural preservation all contribute to the fundamental debate of what architecture is—and is for. This syllabus aims to introduce students to the expansive theory, practice, and study of architecture. At once an examination of disciplinary history and theory, this course will investigate the diverse ways architects have understood their world (and situated their profession within it) by actively negotiating between written ideas, drawings, and built projects. To do so, this syllabus adopts an explicitly transnational perspective, challenging the Euro-American canon of architectural theory by presenting it as just one tradition amongst a range of cultural, geographic, and historical perspectives. Through exposure to a range of thinkers, students will be able to consider their own work within a diverse spectrum of theories concerning architecture, urbanism, and space.
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