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MADRIGAL
| 2024
Date of birth
Address Phone Number Email Socials Behance Portfolio
Sitio Kanluran, Malamig Calapan City Or. Mindoro 5200
kunig.kahel@gmail.com @kunig.kahel behance.net/kunig.kahel
Architecture Graduate 2024 2002.28.01 +639288336644
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Hello! I’m,
JANINA ILAGAN MADRIGAL
2007 - 2013
2013 - 2019
2019 - 2024
EDUCATION
Malamig Elementary School
Holy Infant Academy, SHS Strand: STEM
Divine Word College of Calapan
KNOWLEDGE
LANGUAGE
Filipino
English
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
AutoCAD
SketchUP
Adobe Photoshop
InDesign
Illustrator
Lightroom
Microsoft Word
Powerpoint
Excel
Hand Drafting
Model Making
Architectural Rendering
Enscape
Lumion
V-ray
HOBBIES
Photography, Graphic Designing, Illustrating, Digital Rendering, Interior Decorating, Performing Arts, Digital Advertising, Journalling, Content Creating, Filming, Cooking, Travelling, Running.
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CONTENTS
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KANTO-KALAP
mixed-used commercial and residential complex
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Kin-Ha
five star business hotel and resort
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aquaculture innovative center SA-GANÁNG POLA
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KANTO-KALAP
mixed-used commercial and residential complex
According to historians, the word “kalap,” which is thought to be a type of tree, is where the name Calapan originates. Others claim that “kalap” also refers to conjugated forms and the act of gathering wood.
On the other side, Kanto-Kalap extends the same concept of gathering. The location is situated in a Corner Lot in Guinobatan Calapan City. The concept of everyone gathering in one corner to chat, have fun, and unwind is what this project tries to embody.
“Tara sa Kanto!”
“Taga-san ka? Taga-kanto!”
SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Lot Size : 3 Hectares
Lot Location : Guiobatan, Calapan City
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LEGEND:
1. Waiting Shed
2. Transport Terminal
3. Public Mall
4. Residential Driveway
5. Product Delivery Drop-Off
6. Multi-Purpose Open Ground
7. Lounge Area
8. Public Playground
9. Boating Dock
10. Picnic Area
11. Skate Park
12. Private Playground
13. Residential Building
14. Pool Area
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SUN AND WIND PATH
SITE ACCESS
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pedestrian
bicycle and
entrances vehicular entrances
The goal of the project is to create a central space where people can experience a sense of community and belonging. It promotes connections, inclusivity, and collaborative activities.
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Inspired by the idea of cities and residential areas being in one location, the project aims to create a place that can provide all basic needs in one area.
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Kin-Ha
five star business hotel and resort
Taking cues from the severely endangered Tamaraw, a native of the Philippines, the “Tamaraw Horn” concept embodies the essence of resilience, strength, and harmony with nature. This concept serves as a symbolic representation of this project’s core principles and aspirations.
SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Janina I. Madrigal 16 CALAPAN BAY LEUTERIO STREET ENTRANCE EXIT AL FRESCO AL FRESCO AL FRESCO AL FRESCO GAZEBO SIGNAGE GAZEBO 21 PARKING SLOTS 14 PARKING SLOTS 14 PARKING SLOTS 28 PARKING SLOTS TOTAL NUMBER OF PARKING SLOTS: 238 - CUSTOMERS 4 - VALET 12 - STAFFS 28 PARKING SLOTS 28 PARKING SLOTS 28 PARKING SLOTS 28 PARKING SLOTS 21 PARKING SLOTS 14 PARKING SLOTS 14 MOTOR PARKING SLOTS DROP OFF DROP OFF STAFFS’ PARKING EXIT 1 8 7 9 10 11 1 1 5 6 6 12 13 13 12 4 3 3 3 2 2 1. Hotel Building 2. Children’s Pool 3. Adults’ Pool 4. Swim-Up Bar 5. Events Hall 6. Public T&B 7. Restaurant 8. Maintenance Building 9. Basketball Court 10. Tennis Court 11. Rotunda 12. Guard House 13. Valet Parking
LEGEND: Pool areas: 5 ground pools 2 deck pools Landscaping:
“Kin-Ha” derives from the Mayan language, where “Kin” translates to “Sun” and “Ha” means “Water.” This combination embodies the core elements and inspirations that drive this architectural design concept.
SUN (KIN):
Natural Light - Aims to harness the Sun’s rays to create a dynamic interplay of light and shadow within the space which create a sense of warmth, illumination, and visual interest, enhancing the overall experience.
WATER (HA):
Reflective Surfaces - Integrating water features, such as pools and fountains for a sense of tranquility and serenity to the space.
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Sun path: Circulation:
Lot Size : 3.5 Hectares
Lot Location : Pachoca, Calapan City
Design 8 Final Plate
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CHILDREN’S POOL FOUNTAIN ROTUNDA
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VALET PARKING
CHILDREN’S POOL
POOL W/ SWIM-UP BAR
FORM CONCEPT:
Like a Tamaraw’s Horn, this project represents the capacity to withstand adversity and leave a lasting impression.
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The use of warm, earthy tones alongside bold, vibrant colors creates a welcoming and cozy atmosphere. This can make guests feel comfortable and relaxed, enhancing their overall experience.
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Interconnecting Rooms
There are five types of guest rooms to cater to the diverse needs and preferences of guests.
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King Guestroom PWD Guestroom
Suite Type Guestroom
Twin Guestroom
TYPICAL FLOOR LAYOUT
-uite -ing Guestroom -Interconnecting Rooms -Twin Guestroom
Guests staying in suite bedrooms located in such areas feel a sense of luxury and privilege. It creates an elevated status for those guests, who may be willing to pay a premium for the experience.
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AXONOMETRIC
DIAGRAM
ROOF
LVL 4
LVL 3
LVL 2
LVL 1
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SWIM-UP BAR: to provide guests with a convenient and enjoyable way to enjoy food and beverages while swimming or relaxing in the pool.
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The events hall would cater to a variety of occasions, including weddings, corporate functions, conferences, and social gatherings, providing a versatile space
These amenities provide guests with convenience and enhance their experience, allowing them to fully enjoy their stay.
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SA-GANÁNG POLA
AQUACULTURE INNOVATIVE CENTER
Revitalizing Fishing Communities and Cultivating Resilient Seafood Economies
· sa - ganáng (1) para, (2) rooted from the term “sagana” which conveys the idea of abundance or being bountiful
MASAGANANG POLA, PARA SA POLA
Saganáng-Pola introduces an innovative approach focused on integrating an ecosystem for aquaculture utilizing cage culture and automated cultivation systems. Its goal is to establish a central hub for fishery food production, thereby enhancing food security and promoting tourism prospects for the municipality of Pola.
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DESIGN PARAMETERS
OBJECTIVES
• To create a hub for aquaculture innovation and research.
• To establish a platform for community engagement.
• To contribute to the improvement of local infrastructure.
• To develop tourism attractions within the integrated architecture to boost regional tourism and attract visitors.
BUILDING TYPOLOGY
“ABOVE WATER”
Buildings are built above the surface of a water body. These structures are elevated on stilts, platforms, and other support systems to keep them above the water level.
KEY PROPONENTS
PRIMARY USERS
“ON WATER”
Buildings or structures that are situated directly on the surface of a water body; structures typically float or are buoyant, allowing them to remain afloat on the water.
• local residents around the municipality and the tourists
• enhance the quality of life for residents and build a sense of community ownership
SECONDARY USERS
• students, instructors, and researchers who engage with the facility for educational and research purposes
TERTIARY USERS
• government agencies and officials at local, provincial, and national levels, responsible for regulating and supporting initiatives
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
“Design is a Cultural Artifact”
The work of a designer is really at the intersection of commerce and culture, designs are good only when they are a part of culture, not just commerce.
“Design Should Delight”
Delight can come in different forms for different people, this is where empathy comes in, but most likely it is a mix of form, function and value that creates that often intangible emotional connection to a well designed thing.
AQUACULTURE + TOURISM
PROJECT BACKGROUND
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Challenges being faced by fishing communities in the coastal town of Pola, Oriental Mindoro, Philippines
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Revitalization of marine farm architecture by integrating tourism elements: innovative floating structures
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The core concept revolves around the integration of a comprehensive ecosystem to facilitate aquaculture, incorporating advanced automated cultivation systems
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SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN:
The
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site
total area
square meters
6.579 hectares, facing west.
covers a
of 65,790
or
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BUKANA
(B) KALIWA
S W FISH PROCESSING FACILITY FLOATING DECK HOLDING FACILITY/ STORAGE HATCHERY/ FINGERLINGS QUARTER SPAWNING QUARTER ENTRANCE Fish drying area: positioned away from public areas to avoid potential odors. TILAPIA QUARTER PAVILION STAFF’S QUARTER WATER TREATMENT FACILITY HOLDING FACILITY/ STORAGE HOLDING FACILITY FISH DRYING AREA
- raising cages - spawning cages - hatchery center - fingerlings quarter RESTING AREAS
(C) KANAN
FROMBUKANA
STRUCTURE
material:
material:
material:
size: 2mx2mx2m volume: 8m3
SINKERS
material:
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SOLAR AERATION
POST FISH NET MESH COVER
CONSTRUCTION:
FLOATATION DEVICE SUPPORT
sizes: 600mm wide material: timber decking to maintain the oxygen level and help prevent fish kills during cold seasons
blue floating barrels
post
aluminum
concrete block
timber spars
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