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ARCHITECTURE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
RESUME [p.2]
01 JUNGLEGYM PARK PAVILION IN ALLAN GARDENS [p.3]
02 OCAD SATELLITE CAMPUS OCAD SATELLITE CAMPUS IN THE JUNCTION TRIANGLE [p.7]
03 TIDAL KOH PHANGAN, THAILAND AIRPORT [p.17]
BEOMI LABIO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
SOFTWARE SKILLS ARCHICAD BIM AUTOCAD RHINOCEROS SKETCHUP MICROSOFT OFFICE
PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN PREMIERE PRO
PRESENT
SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT DESIGNER & MANAGER
BLW CANADA
2020
SKILLS
PRESENT
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING 3D MODEL MAKING (DIGITAL & PHYSICAL) GRAPHIC DESIGN DIGITIAL ILLUSTRATION LAYOUT/COMPOSITION DESIGN FREEHAND DRAWING/SKETCHING 3D PRINTING LASER CUTTING
SOCIAL MEDIA CREATIVE DIRECTOR & STRATEGIST
WORK EXPERIENCE 2018
HOLLISTER STOCK / SALES ASSOCIATE
PRESENT
EDUCATION
CONTACT PHONE MAIL
BLW RYERSON
2020
(647)-588-7209 beomilabio@gmail.com
2016
RYERSON UNIVERSITY
2020
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE (BARCHSC)
LANGUAGES
AWARDS & HONOURS
TAGALOG
2019
DEAN’S LIST RECIPIENT
ENGLISH
2020
RYERSON UNIVERSITY - FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE
2019 PRESENT
2020
KENNYLABS DESIGNS FREELANCE GRAPHIC DESIGNER
LOVEWORLD CAN GRAPHIC DESIGNER
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01 JungleGym
The JungleGym is a twist on the 9m x 9m square grid that aims to give visitors an opportunity to explore the vertical layers of a forest, not easily accessible, in a park. The manipulation of the grid’s steel bar elements create a tree-like form allowing each accessible level to imitate the visual characteristics of 3 inaccessible forest layers; underground tree roots, the understory and the canopy. The bottom point of the rotated cube, submerged underground contains wires entangled and encased by structural glass to mimic tree roots. Staircases then allow for an ascent through the understory layer of a forest with vertical steel elements representing tree trunks. As one arrives at the top observation floor, they are able to to experience the “canopy” layer, both through the fabricated steel branches and its close proximity to other surrounding tree canopies. Reminiscent of a childhood playground element, people of all ages, will be able explore a forest in the comfort of a neighbourhood park.
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Allan Gardens contains a large greenhouse that gives visitors an opportunity to step away from the busy atmosphere in the city, into a world of exotic plants. Located North-West of the park.
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The JungleGym is located within a central tree dense area within the park.This seclusion aims to enhance the visitor’s experience.
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Pushes and pulls in the exterior form of the building and also within in the building section are used to create these relationships. Programatic spaces that contain a lot of student activity such as studios and leisure spaces are pushed outward in form so as to be showcased to the community and to be more visually accessible. Less active spaces and more institutional and functional spaces are pushed inward so as to indicate private spaces. Glazing is used to emphasize pushed and pulled volumes. In section, there are atrium spaces that make visual and audible connections between students and different design and art disciplines so as to impose a cross pollination of ideas.
PHYSICAL CONNECTION TO NEIGHBOURHOOD - CLASSROOMS - FACULTY OFFICES/SPACES - SPACES ACCESSIBLE BY PUBLIC - WORKSHOPS
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02 OCAD Satellite Campus
This design for an OCAD Satellite Campus aims to create visual and physical connections and relationships between the students, staff members and community.
VISUAL CONNECTION TO NEIGHBOURHOOD - STUDIOS & SUPPORTING SPACES - STUDENT LOUNGE
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03 Tidal
The airport aims to break conventions through completely unveiling the destination to the visitor upon arrival. It is a portal to the island of Koh Phangan and in its entirety, alludes to the surrounding ocean through its wave-like form and hints at the local architecture through its steep, swooping roof and use of wood. Small spaces within the building, along the main path showcase the island’s unique offerings. Much like tidal pools, the aftermath of waves, they contain little glimpses of a larger place. Like a wave drawing you into the sea, the pods get bigger as you approach the exit as a means of slowly introducing visitors to the island itself. Vice versa, when one is leaving, the pods change from larger to smaller so as to allow visitors to reminisce their experiences as they leave. The airport prepares you to head out and explore what the island has in store. Once you’re ready to leave, it gives you a memorable walk-through of your journey on the island.
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Thailand Architecture Influence Natural Ventilation + Daylighting
Sacked Roofs
Thailand Architecture Influence Steep Swooping Roofs
Adapt to Strong Winds & Heavy Rains
Local Context Influence Allude to Ocean & Waves + Local Building Materials
Form + Wood Construction
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Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand
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1. Check-In & Tickets 2. Passports 3. Arrival Security 4. Departure Security 5. Customs & Immigration 6. Baggage Claim 7. Aquarium 8. Rock Climbing 9.Operational Room 10. Control Tower 11. Spa & Sauna 12. Shopping 13. Daycare 14. Garden 15. Step-down seating 16. Kids Play Area 17. Night Market Food Court 18. Gates & Departure Hall 19. Employee Offices
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Glimpses get larger as visitors begin to enter the island. Glimpses get smaller as visitors leave the airport so as to reminisce.
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