JOHN ALBERT VILORIA PORTFOLIO A summarization of a few projects from the first three years of my education as an architectural student at Polytechnic University of the Philippines
P. 1 Name: John Albert L. Viloria Age: 22 years old Origin: Imus, Cavite Year: Third year student School: Polytechnic University of the Philippines Hello
Bulwagang Balagtas: Proposed New Bulwagang Balagtas p.19
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Singkad: Proposed New Polytechnic University of the Philippines p.11
Arcadia: Proposed Valenzuela General Hospital p.25
Marahuyo: Proposed New Clark City Executive Village p.3
Index
Marahuyo: Marahuyo Project: Proposed New Clark City Executive Village Project Type: Group-Project Architecture Style: Tropical Style/ Modern Filipino Location: Capas and Bambam, Tarlac Year: 2022 P. 3
The proposed development is named New Clark City Executive Village, a 103-hectare plot of land located outside the New Clark City Development. A 20-meter national road separates the New Clark City from the proposed New Clark City Executive Village.Designing the subdivision planning equipped to be aware of the socio-cultural background of the location gives value to the project. A well-designed subdivision may provide tremendous benefits to the community. In contrast, poor design may have major effects on the urban environment, society, and economy. Furthermore, the initiative would teach the community to recognize the improved quality of life that smart urban design can provide.
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Marahuyo: Proposed New Clark City Executive Village P. 5 Single-attached: Medium Cost Lot GroundAreaFloor Plan Second Floor Plan
Singl-attached: Open Market Lot GroundAreaFloor Plan Second Floor Plan P. 6
Master’s Bedroom Living Area Medium Cost: Interior Perspectives Marahuyo: Proposed New Clark City Executive Village P. 7
Medium Cost: Exterior Perspective P. 8
Master’s Bedroom Interior Perspective of Ground Floor Open Market: Interior Perspectives Marahuyo: Proposed New Clark City Executive Village P. 9
Open Market: Exterior Perspective P. 10
Singkad: Proposed New Polytechnic University of the Philippines Singkad Project: Proposed New Polytechnic University of the Philippines Project Type: Group-Project Architecture Style: Modern Architecture Location: Sta. Mesa, Maynila Year: 2022 P. 11
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The proposed development is named Proposed New Polytechnic University of the Philippines, a 10.71-hectare plot of land located on the same site of the said university, the A. Mabini Campus. A 10-meter road separates the university from a railroad track of the Philippine National Railways and the Pasig River lies on the other side of the site. Designing this university would need the planning to consider the socio-cultural background of the location that gives more depth to the meaning of the project. In addition to that, the design would need to be able to adapt to the future improvements needed by the university to cater the needs of its students. Further more, the goal of this planning is to further improve the user experience in the university to create a community that leads towards an improved university life of the students.
Singkad: Proposed New Polytechnic University of the Philippines P. 13
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Allocation Site Entrance The obelisk was utilized as a reference point. It is connected to the lign of sight comming from the main entry. This would allow the vista to follow the axis, creating a sense of foreground and backgrounf within the site. In which the obelisk divides the site into quadrants .
Singkad: Proposed New Polytechnic University of the Philippines P. 15 Diagrams
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Each quadrant represents the new zoning pro gram of the site that will create a concentra tion of activities within the university premise. Phase 1 is allocated for sport facilities. Phase 2 was utilized fot academic zone. The Phase 3 has the library building and dormitories. Lastly, the Phase 4 is a space where the public can access the area. The site is composed of two entrances, the main entrance where students can enter and leave the campus as well as the vehicles. The east entrance of the site is designed to cater acvtivities such as concert and programs that is located at the oval. The east entrance can also be accessed by students, especially those who are residing at the dormitory.
Hierarchy of Road Campus Identity Future Expansion Road hierarchy is then established at the site, a 10-meter carriageway will serve as the ma jor road and shall cater to the catwalk. The proposed design is planned to be a walkable campus, therefore a 2-meter wide sidwalk pro vision shall cater to the large volume of pedes trians entering the university premise.
Diagrams
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Activism if inherent part of P.U.P. students. Pupians are politically and socially charged, and this character is what the design intends to express with the architecture of the campus. A space for popeye was provided in the site. It is a space where speech can be democratized and the voice of the students can prevail with more dominance A large portion of space is dedicated for future campus expansion. The lack of green spaces is a prevelent issue in P.U.P., therefore the linear park is repurposed as a walkable park while the green open spaces shall serve as a literal lung at the heart of the campus
Library Building P.U.P. Main Gate Exterior Perspectives P. 17 Singkad: Proposed New Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Exterior Perspective P.U.P. Main Campus P. 18
Project: Proposed New Bulwagang Balagtas Type: Group-Project Sta. Mesa,
Bulwagang Balagtas: Proposed New Bulwagang Balagtas
Architecture Style: Parametric Style Location:
Bulwagang Balagtas
The old bulwagang balagtas in Ninoy Aquino Library and Learning Resource Center, situated at the fourth floor of the building functions to accommodate several activities such as seminar, stage plays, and various programs. Problems of the existing bulwagang balagtas inlcudes; im proper installation of acoustic panels, improper lighting, and a lack of staggered seating which would be ideal for speech intelligibility and comfortable sight for the audience. The proposed new bulwagang balagtas responds to the aforementioned problems. Staggered seating with an 8 degrees slope is applied as it is the most ideal sloping for an aduitorium theatre. Reflective materials such as wood is applied on the walls and ceilings for a much more effective distribution of sound. Sound absorption is also applied which would absorb the sound and have an ideal reverbation time.
Maynila Year: 2022 P. 19
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Bulwagang Balagtas: Proposed New Bulwagang Balagtas P. 21 5600 4500 7600 60006000600060006000 21500 GDCBAEF 6000 36000 2850 244633001300 BACK OF HOUSE CONTROL ROOM STORAGE UP 6 4 3 1 UPUP DRESSINGROOM GREENROOM DRESSINGROOM LOUNGEGUEST PRACTICE AREA PROPS 3800 42791450 RECEPTION/TICKET 3056145512714 UP SCALE BULWAGANG BALAGTAS FLOOR PLAN 1 : 100 MTS. a a B B EL= +1.20 EL= +2.00 EL= +1.20 EL=EL= +0.45+0.30 EL= +0.60 EL= EL=EL=+0.75+1.05EL=EL=+1.35EL=+1.50+1.65+1.80 STAGE EL= +0.00 EL= +0.00 EL= +0.00 EL= +0.00 EL= +0.00 +0.15 EL=EL=+0.30+0.45EL=+0.60EL=+0.75+0.90EL=+1.05+1.20+1.35EL=+1.50EL=EL= DN STORAGEROOMENTRANCE ENTRANCE Floor Plan
The illumintion calculation using the lu men or light flux method influence d the auditorium lighting design. L.E.D. lighting with its energy efficiency and longer lifes pan, was the top priority for incorporating sustainable lighting into the design. A tube of light was used as a lighting strip while being diffused to ensure adequate lighting . The number of T8 L.E.D. tube lights used in the design corresponds to the calculated number of fixtures required to illuminate the auditorium. Apart from the seating area and stage, a pin light fixture was suf ficient to provide adequate lighting in the smaller spaces.
Acoustic Ceiling Diagram
The form of the ceiling design reflects sound movement evenly across the audi torium seating area. The ceiling material induces sound reflection, allowing sound to move freely throught the auditorium. With the angled orientation of the ceiling, the law of reflection was taken into ac count when projecting the possible path of the sound. The ceiling’s convex surfaces divert sound to the middle of the seating area of the usefeul sound direction that is distibuted evenly across the audience.
Diagrams
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Lighting Ceiling Diagram
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Sond Absorption-in some areas of the auditorium’s wall, there are acoustic panels.
Sound Insulation- double wall creates air cavity which serves as sound insulation. The sound insulation is usually applied as a method of soundproofing. A large cavity of air usually introduced in this system, which performs better than the smaller air cavity. Generally, a large air cavity performs better as sound insulation than two smaller air cavities
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More of a focus is placed on a room’s mid-and high-frequency range via acoustic panels. The acoustic panels are designed to absorb sound which lowers reso nance but it does not entirely removes it. In addition, it controls and minimizes noise, eliminate slap echo, and control comb filtering in a room.
Sound Travel -to prevent unwanted back reflections, parallelism between the opposing sound reflective boundary surfaces should be avoided.
Arcadia: Proposed Valenzuela General Hospital Arcadia Project:
The proposed Valenzuela General Hospital is a solution to the rising health concerns of Valenzu ela city. In which it will replace the old Valenzuela City Emergency Hospital, a primary care institution with a tertiary level hospital equipped with 300 beds. The paper shows the design considerations and solutions suitable for designing the general hospital. The effective and suit able circulation patterns on the spaces are stated along with how the spaces should interact with each other. Since the structure’s main function is for the health and welfare of people, provisions and restrictions are carefully followed in space programming which mirrors the behavioral pat tern of the users. This study also presents factors that are applicable to the proposed structure based on the current covid-19 pandemic. The contextual factor, environmentalfactors, and Proposed Valenzuela General Hospital Project Type: Group-Project Architecture Style: Modern Architecture Dalandan, Valenzuel City 2022
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Interior Perspectives P. 29 Private OperatingRoomRoom Arcadia: Proposed Valenzuela General Hospital
Aerial Perspective P. 30
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