Architectural Portfolio 2025

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO COMPIL ATION OF ARCHITECTURAL WORKS BY GABRIEL RODIL

2025

GABRIEL JOSE RODIL Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Specialized in Project Construction Management Architectural Design and Construction | Building Information Modeling (BIM) Specialist I am an Architecture graduate passionate about design, technology, and innovation.

With a strong foundation in BIM, architectural visualization, and digital workflows, I continuously upskill to stay ahead in the evolving industry. I thrive in collaborative environments, bringing creativity, adaptability, and a detail-oriented approach to every project. Eager to contribute fresh ideas and meaningful design solutions, I am looking for opportunities to grow professionally and make an impact in the field of architecture. Let’s connect and collaborate!

SOFT SKILLS THAT DEFINE ME

Observant and Adaptable

Detail and Design Oriented

Strong Communicator

Multi-tasking

Proactive and Decision Making

Leadership and Teamplayer

HARD SKILLS THAT I EXCEL IN

Autodesk AutoCAD Architecture

Autodesk Revit

Sketchup 3D Modelling

Lumion Rendering

DIGITAL RESUME ACCESS

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Adobe Creative Rhinoceros 3D and Suite Grasshopper

PORTFOLIO CONTENTS

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RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES

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COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES

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INSTITUTIONAL COMPLEX STRUCTURES

STRUCTURES

OTHER

NOTABLE WORKS

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THE GREAT GATSBY’S PENTHOUSE

FLOOR PLAN 1 - ART DECO INSPIRED BED

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RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE | ART DECO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

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Inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald’s timeless classic, The Great Gatsby’s Penthouse exudes sophistication and opulence reflective of the Roaring Twenties. This architectural plate envisions a luxurious retreat atop a modern skyscraper, blending Art Deco aesthetics with contemporary design elements. Featuring expansive terraces, a double-height living area, and intricate detailing, the penthouse combines elegance with functionality. Its interiors boast rich materials such as marble, brass, and velvet, mirroring the lavish lifestyle of Gatsby himself while offering sweeping views of the city skyline.

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SECTION HIGHLIGHTS Deco Bathroom Fixture Paired art deco-styled sink and marble countertop

Art Deco Graphics

Sunburst Mirror

Huge scale paintings to present more of the style

Ray of beams raiding out the central mirror

Deco Mirror and Console

Floral Pattern Panel

Geometric furnitures to welcome guest with style

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Cove Lighting

Wine Glass Rack

Lights concealed trough the ceiling to maximize projection

Streamline design of wine glass to comply with style

Recessed Walls & Lighting

Olive Green Bar Stools

A type of fixture to evolve the placement of design

Bar & Kitchen Stools made finished with polyurethane

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Preview of the 9-Page Presentation Board of the plate.

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Accent wall decoration for the Master’s Bedroom

LONGITUDINAL SECTION SCALE

Isometric Presentation

Isometric Interior Blowout

Interior Perspectives

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ARCHITECT’S 3-STOREY OFFICERESIDENCE

ARCHITECT’S 3-STOREY CASA-QUARTERS

III. Architectural Final Plan Submission

Several interior perspectives to present the main features of Casa Quarters. This includes the vintage 60’s interior design of the house, space adjacencies and its environment, and application Sustainability Functionality Durability Privacy Workability Usability of ergonomics and anthropometrics Design Considerations

Relation to Anthropometrics and Ergonomics

Introduction & Objective

Design Concept

- Lounge Area - Discussion Room Since the office-residence is taking place in the highlands and its cool climate, the GF architectural concept will be based on the site’s GF environment.

The residence will adopt a natural and cozy design to suit the surrounding forestry, from the choice of earthy colors to the natural and elegant vintage materials & huge plants tothe adapt the 60’s TogetherWide discussion area for a relaxed flow of presentation shape of the structure. The office-residence will also be lofty to suit the high-rise treesUtilized and mountains surrounding vicinity. in applying Wide U-shaped decrease traffic for more that the maximum capacity the modern Filipino house design, the design will adapt the abilities of trees – utilizing natural airspace andtothe power toflow withstand heavy rainRoom andopen other natural circumstances.

GF - Lounge Area Vaulted Ceiling to show the shape of the house Antique Wood Chandelier to highlight the period

Floor Plans

2F - Dining Area

2F - Kitchen Area

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Oak dining table pairing with decorative vintage chair

Collector’s paintings along the corridor with spotlights

Huge U-shaped kitchen for maximum movement

Antique wall decor to welcome guests in the 60’s

Wide hallways to prevent circulation traffic

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The Floor Plans presented above provide the necessary environment and spaces that all types of people need whenever they work or recreation.

It also follows the Adjacency Matrix Diagram explained previously. Its goal is to keep the home’s privacy and the office’s professional outlook; it is decided to put the entire workspace of the architect on the ground floor, while the remaining floors will be kept for home spaces. This approach of GF -and Architect’s - Master’s dividing the floors by its type of environment will help keep the surroundings efficient focused Office and do the work that is dedicated 3F in the space. Bed Room

2F & 3F - All Bedrooms

Use of wood cladding for interior accent

Vintage wall decor to preserve the 60’s vibe

Classical curtains to cover the floor to ceiling windows

Enough private space for the architect/owner

Huge indoor plants to provide a clean environment

Huge area to place extra furnitures

FRONT ELEVATION

Form Development

2F & 3F - Hallway

Premium vintage-style countertop, cabinets, and island

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Spatial Analysis

As discussed in the architectural concept, the design of the office-residence will be based on the structure and character of tall trees. The first form showcases the various heights of trees since it’s natural to grow in different sizes. The second form begins to form the shape of the house - it Working Space shows two pillars in the front, simulating the tall trees. The following figure shows the addition of height behind the This pillarenvironment since it variesisfrom the the setting, social first pillars. The fourth formation begins to detail the house’s overall construction- from subtracting a small number of spacesand in the front and back. features, physical conditions Finally, the house is completely shaped with additional architectural details, from its facade to the addition of the hipwhere and gable style roof. an individual performs a job.

This space is mostly utilized by the architect and his entire team.

Resting Space It is a place where the residents can take a rest. This area requires privacy since the space consists of the family’s bedrooms, where it should be private at all times.

Living Space This is the space where the entire family can relax and build their relationships with one another. This space is designed to accommodate all family members, providing all of their day-to-day needs.

Recreational Space This spaces are provided to cater the crafts and likes of each individual.

A music room for the daughter, a swimming pool for the son, a huge kitchen for the mother, and an office for the owner.

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Preview of the 3-Page Architectural Board of the plate.

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Design Features and Facts

A young architect with a family of two is planning to put up a 20 by 30-meter residence that focuses him in working on his passion, work, and practice, together in building a bond with his family. With his long-dreamed office-residence setup, this architect can efficiently design for his clients and develop new ideas for projects without compromising the family’s privacy and time. This 600 square-meter residential house is built in the city of Tagaytay, utilizing the characteristics of a modern Filipino house, while bringing back the vintage design during the late 60’s. This residence guarantees to provide all areas and spaces needed of each family member.

RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE | MODERN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN The Architect’s 3-Storey Office-Residence is a fusion of work and living spaces, designed for the modern architect. The ground floor houses an open-plan office with drafting tables, a materials library, and a client lounge, offering a professional yet inviting environment. Meanwhile, the upper levels serve as a private residence, featuring sleek, minimalist interiors that prioritize natural light and ventilation. A central atrium connects the floors, creating a visual and physical link between work and personal life.

Interior Perspectives

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Interior Perspectives

Exterior Perspective of the entrance of the house

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THE LIMITLESS DREAMHOUSE

5.3 EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SHOT: Corner face of the house

RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURE | MODERN RESIDENCE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN The Limitless Dreamhouse is a bold exploration of innovation and imagination in residential design.

This conceptual home breaks boundaries with fluid forms, expansive glass walls, and open layouts that foster a sense of freedom and connection with nature. Key features include a cantilevered infinity pool, a sunken living area, and dynamic indooroutdoor spaces that redefine the idea of luxury living.

6.1 SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Site in Ayala Alabang Village, Muntinlupa City, Philippines

Sustainability is at the heart of this design, with solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, and eco-friendly materials integrated seamlessly into the structure. The dreamhouse caters to diverse lifestyles, with customizable spaces that evolve with the owner’s needs.

Preview of the 37-Page Presentation Board of the plate.

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Interior and Exterior Perspectives

Exterior Perspective of the entrance of the house

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HOUR COFFEE DRIP CAFE AND PASTRIES COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE | RENTABLE COMMERCIAL SPACE DESIGN

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Hour Coffee Drip Cafe and Pastries is a vibrant and inviting space dedicated to the art of coffee brewing and baking. Designed with a cozy, industrial aesthetic, the café features exposed brick walls, wooden accents, and large windows that flood the interior with natural light. A prominent coffee bar anchors the space, showcasing the meticulous process of handbrewed coffee and artisanal pastries.

The café prioritizes customer experience with intimate seating arrangements, outdoor patios, and an ambiance that encourages relaxation and community interaction. Its layout is optimized for efficiency, blending the front-of-house with a well-equipped kitchen. Sustainable practices, such as compostable packaging and energyefficient appliances, align with the modern ethos of responsible design.

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Preview of the 17-Page Presentation Board of the plate.

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Interior Perspectives

Photomanipulation of Shop

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TRAVIGAN COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE | ADAPTIVE REUSE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

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Adaptive Reuse of Vigan Ancestral House to Profitable Commercial Establishment

TURO- TURO FOOD STALL COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE | FOOD STALL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Commercial Establishment following Intramuros’ Spanish-Colonial Architecture

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ZAMBALES PROVINCIAL CAPITOL INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE | CITY HALL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN The Zambales Provincial Capitol is a modern interpretation of civic architecture, symbolizing progress and resilience. The design incorporates local materials, such as stone and bamboo, to reflect the province’s heritage, while sleek, contemporary lines embody forward-thinking governance. The capitol features a grand central atrium, housing public galleries, offices, and assembly halls arranged around a landscaped courtyard.

Accessibility and sustainability are integral to this plate, with ramps, elevators, and energy-efficient systems ensuring a green, inclusive space. The building’s façade is inspired by Zambales’ natural landscapes, integrating patterns reminiscent of its mountains and seas. This design is a celebration of the province’s identity while fostering transparency and collaboration in government operations.

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Interior and Exterior Perspectives

Exterior Perspective of the drop-off area of the provincial capitol

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WOODRIDGE ACADEMY A K-12 PILOT SCHOOL INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE | SCHOOL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Woodridge Academy is an innovative educational facility designed to foster creativity and collaboration among students. The campus features flexible classrooms, state-of-the-art laboratories, and multipurpose halls that adapt to various learning styles. A central courtyard serves as a hub for outdoor learning and recreational activities, promoting a connection with nature.

The design emphasizes sustainability and community engagement. Green roofs, rain gardens, and solar panels demonstrate a commitment to environmental stewardship, while public spaces like the library and auditorium encourage local involvement. This plate envisions an educational environment where students can thrive academically, socially, and environmentally, setting a benchmark for future schools.

Isometric Presentation of the academic pilot school.

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Interior and Exterior Perspectives

Exterior Perspective of school quadrangle

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UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ADVANCEMENT, & RECREATION (USTAR) CAMPUS INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE | ARCHITECTURAL THESIS Education plays a pivotal role in individual success. Yet, certain regions like Baguio City face educational crises and skill shortages, whereas traditional learning practices and campus designs limit educational institutions, hindering students’ full potential. Therefore, this study addresses several challenges by proposing high-tech architectural solutions that enhance educational environments while preserving privacy and improving educational outcomes. Drawing on the Diffusion of Innovation Theory, the study explores how technological integration impacts learning and attracts public interest. By obtaining actual and present-date data and perceptions of present users, employing a mixed-method approach involving case studies and surveys, the research reveals that innovative technologies and strategic architectural designs significantly enhance academic performance, ease the movement of institutional users, and influence attraction. The findings underscore the transformative potential of technology in education, advocating for its integration into the proposed HighTech University (USTAR). This institution, namely the University of Science, Technology, Advancement, and Recreation) aims to cultivate a contemporary learning environment tailored to technological disciplines, fostering efficiency, productivity, and cultural exploration among its users and extended users.

Parametric Roof Presentation of the USTAR Campus.

Isometric Blowout Presentation of the USTAR Campus.

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Interior and Exterior Perspectives

Exterior Perspective of school quadrangle

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CORDILLERA ARTS CENTER INSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE | ART EXHIBIT ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

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Exterior Perspective of the front of the structure

BALAY BITOON GRAND HOTEL COMPLEX STRUCTURE | 300-BED 4 STAR HOTEL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Exterior Perspective of the hotel side of the structure

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HAINAN CHINESEINSPIRED BEACH RESORT COMPLEX STRUCTURE | CHINESE BEACH RESORT ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 50-UNIT HOTEL GROUND FLOOR PLAN The Hainan Chinese-Inspired Beach Resort draws its inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of Hainan, China, blending traditional Chinese architecture with modern tropical design. The resort’s layout embraces the natural contours of the beachfront, incorporating pavilions with sweeping curved roofs, intricate latticework, and decorative elements that reflect Chinese artistry. Key features include a grand central courtyard, serene water gardens, and pathways lined with native plants that create a seamless connection with the surrounding environment.

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STUDENT

MAPUA UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURAL, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

PROJECT TITLE

GABRIEL JOSE G. RODIL C&YR

AR-3

STUD. NO.

2020113918

SUBJECT

AR147

SECTION

A51

INSTRUCTOR

HAILANG: A PROPOSED CHINESE BEACH RESORT HOTEL

AR. PERRY SANGA

SHEET CONTENTS

50-UNIT HOTEL GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SHEET NO.

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The resort offers a harmonious balance of luxury and cultural authenticity, with beachfront villas, wellness spas, and gourmet dining spaces infused with traditional Chinese design principles. Sustainability is at the forefront, utilizing locally sourced materials, solar energy, and rainwater harvesting systems to minimize its environmental impact. Guests are immersed in an atmosphere of tranquility and elegance, experiencing the perfect fusion of heritage and modernity in this unique beachside escape.

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Architectural Plans inspired from sea waves, corresponding to Chinese good luck and fortune.

MAPUA UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURAL, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

STUDENT

PROJECT TITLE

GABRIEL JOSE G. RODIL C&YR

AR-3

STUD. NO.

2020113918

SUBJECT

AR147

SECTION

A51

HAILANG: A PROPOSED CHINESE BEACH RESORT HOTEL

INSTRUCTOR

AR. PERRY SANGA

SHEET CONTENTS

50-UNIT HOTEL SECOND GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SHEET NO.

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Interior and Exterior Perspectives

Perspective of the beachfront

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CAELUM COMPLEX STRUCTURE | MIXED-USE HIGH RISE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN The Mixed-Use High-Rise Architectural Design exemplifies the future of urban living by integrating residential, commercial, and recreational spaces within a single vertical structure. The design prioritizes functionality and community engagement, featuring distinct zones for living, working, and leisure, connected by a cohesive architectural language. The façade incorporates sleek, modern materials such as glass, steel, and green walls, creating a striking visual presence while promoting sustainability and energy efficiency.

This high-rise caters to diverse urban lifestyles, offering apartments, co-working spaces, retail shops, and communal amenities like rooftop gardens, fitness centers, and cultural hubs. A podium at the base houses public spaces and transit access, enhancing connectivity with the surrounding city. By combining innovation with sustainability, the design fosters a sense of community while addressing the challenges of dense urban environments. It serves as a blueprint for sustainable, multifunctional living in the modern metropolis.

Birds-eye Perspective of the mixed-use high rise architectural deisgn Other Perspective of the mixed-use high rise architectural deisgn

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MARINDUQUE DOMESTIC AIRPORT COMPLEX STRUCTURE | DOMESTIC AIRPORT DESIGN

Exterior Perspective of the front of the structure

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RETAYIR: KALUGDAN NOTABLE WORK | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION

OCCUPANT AND LOCATION ANALYSIS

There are several reasons why Cavite, a province in the Philippines, has a dominant population of the elderly. One reason could be that it is a rural area, and older individuals may be more likely to live in rural areas due to their desire for a quieter and more peaceful lifestyle. Another reason could be that Cavite has a strong tradition of filial piety, which values respect and care for one’s elders.

The province of Cavite is also adjacent to Metro Manila, which can be a great location for the facility so families from the metro can go visit their love ones nearby.

KA L U G D A N HOME FOR THE GOLDEN YEARS

A PROPOSED RETIREMENT AND RECREATION RESORT FOR THE ELDERLY

SITE ANALYSIS

Tagaytay City is considered a great place for retirement and recreation for the elderly due to its cool climate, scenic views, and proximity to Metro Manila. The city offers a variety of features that the elderly will appreciate. Additionally, the city is known for its peaceful and laid-back atmosphere, making it a great place for older individuals to relax and enjoy their retirement

RECREATIONAL LANE CONCEPT

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TAAL LAKE

1,293,295 in Cavite

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NO. ONE POPULATION OF ELDERLY IN 2020 based on PSA

VICINITY MAP

LOCATION MAP & LOT PERIMETER

34.2 kilometers

DISTANCE FROM METRO MANILA based on Maps

8,624.956 ha

EXISTING TOTAL FOREST AREA

KALUGDAN FEATURES AND HIGHLIGHTS Qualities Not only is Cavite quieter and more picturesque, but it is also known for being safer, with less crime, pollution, litter, and traffic.

PROJECT BRIEF Filipinos have a strong sense of family and tradition, which is reflected in how they care for their elders. Taking care of grandparents is an honor and a responsibility. However, when grandparents are at home with their loved ones, despite the culture and bonding maintained, a huge factor for the elderly is being sacrificed; the care and treatment they need. The home environment offers limited elderly assistance, especially when the household is busy and requires extreme or specialized care. Therefore, it is encouraged that one’s grandparents should stay in a retirement home.

This type of facility provides more than the basic needs of the elderly. Medical support from professionals is given, as well as socialization and companionship for engagement and connection with the same age. Sense of security and peace of mind are also provided for both the family and the elderly; it ensures that they have a safe and secure environment, having each resident a 24/7 staff available during times of needed assistance. Caring for an older adult can be demanding, both emotionally and physically. It can be challenging for adult children and other family members to provide the necessary care while balancing their responsibilities. A retirement home can provide a respite for family members, allowing them to focus on their own lives and responsibilities while knowing that their loved one is being well taken care of.

Therefore, the task for this project is to provide a retirement and recreation resort that stands out from existing facilities. This resort should be a part of shaping the future, creating a safe and comfortable space while maintaining the culture of Filipinos for the elderly. It should not limit them to their abilities as elders but allow them to adapt, grow, and define their age is just a number.

DESIGN CONCEPT With the generalization that aging comes at a cost of disability, and less mobility around spaces, the design concept challenges this ideology not by making spaces unnecessarily convenient but by offering a choice of level of convenience. Hence, a symbol of liveliness through maturity is used, a butterfly. The same way they are perceived to be more energetic after their transformation, the design solution treats the elderly not as people with disability, but with people who may need assistance. Therefore, the space is divided according to the level of assistance that they need. Spanning from dependent, semi-dependent to independent. This is with regards of the Philosophy that “Architecture isn’t made convenient; it is made personalized”.

PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES

CULTURAL ATTRIBUTES

BIOLOGICAL ATTRIBUTES

FORM DEVELOPMENT The floor plan is inspired by the shape of a butterfly. Through the mimicry of the wing silhouette on its outer boundary, and the vein pattern on its wings, circulation efficiency has been achieved with optimal exposure to different recreational areas. In line with this, a “Recreation Hall” has been camouflaged along the wing pattern to conveniently distribute indoor recreation spaces with different activities. During emergency, this may also serve as an emergency or service access.

SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN The Site Development Plan further justifies the adjacency of the significant spaces. Each type of care or assistance has different paths, making all types of residents experience most recreation spaces due to their proper distribution around the site.

1 SERVICE ACESS 2 PUBLIC PARKING 3 SERVICE PARKING 4 EMERGENCY PARKING 5 GENSET 6 STP

7 MRF 8 BASKETBALL COURT 9 SWIMMING POOL 10 PICNIC GROUND 11 PAVILIONS 12 ARTS AND CRAFTS AREA

FUTURE-PROOFING APPLICATION Future-proofing of an architectural structure maximizes the building’s whole-life value in unpredictable, ongoing change, whether climatic or political. This application is advantageous but must be done during specific scenarios with careful considerations and backup study. It consists of five approaches aiming to make the building sustainable and, at the same time, beneficial for human use.

FLEXIBILITY AND ADAPTABILITY

IMPROVED COMMUNICATIONS Technology can help seniors stay in touch with loved ones, allowing them to make video calls, send messages, and share photos.

INCREASED INDEPENDENCE Essential devices such as GPS-enabled smartphones and advance medical alert systems can help seniors live independently for longer.

PERSPECTIVES

ADAPTIVE REUSE : Altering the original function of a building to serve a different purpose during next use.

BETTER HEALTHCARE ENERGY EFFICIENT

Technology can help the elderly to manage their health by providing access to telemedicine, medication reminders, and health tracking tools.

ENERGY EFFICIENT

Online games, educational resources, and social media can help seniors stay mentally engaged and reduce feelings of isolation during retirement.

AUREUS PANEL GLASS : Using panels made with up-cycled crop waste to absorb UV from sunlight and generate clean, renewable energy.

MENTAL STIMULATION GREEN ROOF APPLICATION : Grass-covered sloped green roofs and bio-swale rain gardens making this resilient and efficient design feasible.

ACCESS TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGICAL RESPONSIVENESS

The internet provides elderly with access to a wide range of information and resources, including news, weather, and necessary information.

RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Technology can provide the elderly with access to movies, music, and books, and other recreational interests helping to keep them entertained and engaged.

RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE

Smart home technology and security systems can provide seniors with an added sense of safety and security, allowing them to live independently for longer.

SMART BUILDING TECHNOLOGY : Building automation systems and IoT devices improving energy efficiency, comfort, and safety of the structure.

BIRD’S EYE VIEW

PLAYGROUND

PICNIC AND GATHERING AREA

RESIDENT’S HALLWAY

MULTI-PURPOSE COURT

RECREATIONAL LANE

ENTERTAINMENT

HELIOTRIPIC LOUVERS : A type of extreme-weather louvers protecting occupants from debris, sun rays and shade, and hurricane or tornado winds.

SAFETY AND SECURITY

PERMEABLE PAVEMENTS : Permeable pavement collects precipitation and surface runoff in the reservoir and slowly infiltrates into the soil below.

LEGISLATION

ADAPT ENVIRONMENTAL LAW : Building structure complies entirely with the law, especially with regard to the environment and land use.

RESIDENT AND TECHNOLOGY RELATIONSHIP Technology helps seniors stay connected with loved ones, manage their health, and remain independent, making it essential for future-proofing and adaptability to the forthcoming. Technology also has the ability to entertain, inform, protect, and stimulate, enabling seniors to live independently longer in this relationship.

SITE CIRCULATION

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

ROOF STRUCTURE

VIEWS AND VISTAS

GREEN AND SUSTAINABLE

The distribution of recreational, resort and leisure spaces are equally spaced out for residents, especially adjacent based on their needs and wants.

Since the facility’s occupants primarily consist of the elderly and people with comorbidities, it is necessary to provide spaces that respond to emergencies whenever in need.

The main roof of the building is structurally shaped like a dome, made out of a bamboo structure that is very rich in the location’s vicinity.

AUERUS glass panels are also used in hallways along residents.

Views and vistas are the primaries of the structure, maintaining peace and tranquility for the occupants and users during their stay. It also provides the right amount of breeze from trees, making the elderlies feel at home.

Despite the project aiming for a place for the elderly, the structure seeks to benefit the environment. Inside its footprint, other green and sustainable approaches are applied to sustain the atmosphere of the vicinity.

Preview of the 4-Page Architectural Board of the competition submission.

Competiton submission reached the Magic 35 Finalists among 185 submission nationwide.

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Outdoor Perspectives

Exterior Perspective of the recreational space of the structure

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CALLE VICTORIA HEALTH & LIFESTYLE CLUB NOTABLE WORK | SITE DEVELOPMENT AND LANDSCAPE PLAN DESIGN

Preview of the schematic and final rendered plan of the development.

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Outdoor Perspectives

Outdoor Perspective of the garden

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RENDER & LAYOUT PRACTICES NOTABLE WORK | WORKS FROM OTHER COURSES

DESIGN CONCEPT & FORM DEVELOPMENT As Vigan is a city known for its well-preserved Spanish Colonial town and has been identified as one of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites, the design concept of the adaptive reuse facility will focus on the identity of the Spanish and Filipino architecture. The combination of both architectural styles will help preserve the character of Vigan and its adjacent buildings, valuing and safeguarding the Philippines’ history. The concept will also adapt to the current site conditions (architectural, socio-cultural, and environmental context) and the vicinity’s ordinance where materials and finishes are specified. Since the project’s goal is to repurpose the building for possible new uses and modern functions, the concept will also focus on the needs of Vigan City and enhance its tourist destination abilities to people.

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MATERIALS STRUCTURAL

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FINAL MASSING

TILED ROOFING A tile roof is a roof made from clay, ceramic, concrete or slate tiles. Each tile is secured to the roof deck by nails.

Just like asphalt shingles, a tile roof is completed by starting at the bottom or lower most part of the roof, securing a row of tiles, then overlapping the next or second row of tiles over the first.

ROOF FRAMING SYSTEM The roof framing is essentially spaced rafters to which may be attached battens to which, in turn, the roofing material is attached. Rafters are attached to the top plates of the wall framing, and where appropriate to ceiling joists.

REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL Reinforced concrete (RC) structural walls (also known as shear walls) have commonly been used as lateral forceresisting elements in buildings in regions of moderateto-high seismic hazard because they provide substantial lateral strength and stiffness to buildings when subjected to strong ground shaking.

RAFTERS AND PURLINS The rafters are the beams of wood angled upward from the ground. They meet at the top of the gable at a ridge beam, which has extra bracing to attach it to the rafters.

The purlins are the large beams perpendicular to the rafters; from this shot, it appears that there are three purlins on either side of the roof.

CLAY BRICKS Clay brick is one of the oldest building materials and has been used since the early civilizations. It is a kind of crystalline ceramic and is among the most common construction materials found all over the world. Existing bricks of the structures are maintained to keep its authenticity.

REINFORCED STEEL BAR Rebar, also known as reinforcement steel and reinforcing steel, is a steel bar or mesh of steel wires used in reinforced concrete and masonry structures to strengthen and hold the concrete in tension.

COLUMNS AND FOUNDATION The foundation base of the column is large to support the column of the building. This type of foundation distributes the weight placed on the column through a more extensive area, thus preventing the columns from sinking into the ground.

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CAD DRAWINGS NOTABLE WORK | COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS

TOP OF ROOF BEAM F

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DETAIL B

MAPUA UNIVERSITY

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURAL, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

DETAIL C

SUBJECT AR148-1S SECTION A50

PROJECT TITLE GABRIEL JOSE G. RODIL C&YR

AR - 3

STUDENT NUMBER

2020113918

PROJECT TITLE

INSTRUCTOR

SHEET CONTENTS

FOUR-STOREY MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL BUILDING

AR. CRISTINA S. MIRAFLOR

TRUSS DETAILS TRUSS BLOW-OUT DETAILS A - F CONNECTION DETAIL OF DOWNSPOUT AND GUTTER

SUBJECT

AR163-1P

SECTION

A53

MAJOR PLATE: MIXED USE BUILDING

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN, AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

PROJECT TITLE:

FOUR-STOREY MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL BUILDING

STUDENT

MAPÚA UNIVERSITY

2020113918

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PREPARED BY:

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GABRIEL JOSE G. RODIL

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RODIL, GABRIEL JOSE G.

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C&YR

AR163-1P

ADRIANO, MOIRA CARMILLE CUNA, JOHN LENARD MALOLOYON, ANNA ZEMIRA LEDESMA, NICOLE PAULINE RODIL, GABRIEL JOSE

C&YR

STUDENT

SUBJECT

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GROUP NO. 7

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN, AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT

MAPÚA UNIVERSITY

TRUSS DETAILS

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INSTRUCTOR:

INSTRUCTOR

AR. CRISTINA S. MIRAFLOR

DR. EDGAR CHAVEZ

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SEWAGE SYSTEM ISO. LAYOUT 1:100

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ENGINEER

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PROJECT TITLE 2-STOREY RESIDENTIAL HOUSE

RODIL, GABRIEL JOSE

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"DRAWINGS AS INSTRUMENT OF SERVICE ARE THE SOLE PROPERTIES OF GABRIEL JOSE G. RODIL WHETHER THE OBJECT FOR WHICH THEY ARE MADE IS EXECUTED OR NOT, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, INCLUDING DETAILS, DESIGNS AND LOCATION PORTIONS THEREIN"

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