Jude Macabidang - Architecture Portfolio

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PORTFOLIO

JUDE MYLES MACABIDANG

Education & Experience

2019-2024

Amity University Dubai | Academic City, Duba i Student (Graduate)

Jude Myles Macabidang

I am an aspiring architect who has always had a great interest in the creative process and creative works such as illustrations and music, among others. Eventually these led me to find my passion for architecture design. I am friendly and enjoy collaborating with a team. At the moment, I am looking for a starting position as a fresh architect.

Language Skills Software Skills

English (Fluent)

Tagalog (Native)

Japanese (Intermediate)

French (Beginner-Intermediate)

I studied a 5-year course and pursued a bachelor’s degree in architecture at Amity University Dubai. Through this course, I learned to design different building typologies and gained experience with various graphic design, 3D modeling and rendering softwares.

2023

KEO International Consultants | Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai

Intern

I worked as an intern for KEO International Consultants for a duration of a semester as part of my course in university. During this time, I was able to apply the skills, and gained practical experience in the field. I collaborated on projects such as:

PROJECT

CLIENT

- Al Qua Residential Development Project, Abu Dhabi Aldar Properties

- Large Scale Housing Design Project, KSA

Qiddiya Investment Company

- Private Commission for Residential Villa, Kuwait Ms. Donna Sultan

2024

Aurora Investments | Bay Square, Dubai

• Green Gardenia Pool & Landscaping

• Amwaj Real Estate Developments

Intern

I continued gaining experience in the field by working as an intern with Aurora investments on their two company needs--in Green Gardenia for Landscaping, as well as Amwaj, a real estate development company--for a few months, while simultaneously continuing my studies at university. During this time, I learned more about landscape design and materials, and improved my software skills.

2020-2024

Miscellaneous | Dubai

Volunteer, Promoter

• Threads Uniforms, Timesquare Mall (Promoter)

• Shinedown, Deira City Centre (Promoter)

• Baitykool Project, Sustainable City (Volunteer)

• GETEX, World Trade Centre (Volunteer)

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URBAN INTERVENTION PROJECT

SITE: AL MAHATTA, SHARJAH TYPE: URBAN DESIGN

PAGES: 4-9

02

WATERFRONT HOTEL PROJECT

SITE: PORT RASHID, DUBAI TYPE: MIXED-USE HOTEL PROJECT

PAGES: 10-15

03

SOCIAL HOUSING PROJECT

SITE: AL KARAMA, DUBAI TYPE: RESIDENTIAL PROJECT

PAGES: 16-19

04 OTHER WORKS

PAGES: 20-25

AL MAHATTA MUSEUM URBAN INTERVENTION

This was a project that was designed as part of my course in university in collaboration with the Al Mahatta Museum in Sharjah. For this project, my class was divided into groups of three. I, along with two of my peers, were tasked to design a proposal for an urban intervention that would encourage more visitors to visit the musuem, as well as to propose solutions for the musuem’s major challenges such as flooding due to rain.

We were given freedom to use the entirety of the plot around the museum, and to propose new designs for the landscape, circulation, parking, etc.

• Site: Al Mahatta Museum Plot, Sharjah

• Plot area: 46,000 sqm

SWOT ANALYSIS

Strengths

• Historical Significance

• Preserved

• City Landmark

• Accessible

• Existing Parking

Legend

Al Mahatta Museum Plot Boundary

Primary Roads

Secondary Roads

Nearby Bus Stops

Opportunities

• Centre of Activities

• Surrounding Landmarks

• Surrounding Parks and Green Areas

• Accessibility Via Public Transport

Legend

Al Mahatta Museum Plot Boundary

Al Mahatta/ Al Ittihad/ Al Manakh Park

Blue Souq Mall

Mega Mall

Central Bank of Sharjah

King Faisal Mosque / Ibn Othaimeen Mosque / Um Almo’umeen Um Habiba Mosque

IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS

Old hangar

Expected pedestrian traffic

Prevailing winds

Nearest Bus Stop

Sun path

• Building Materials

• Spontaneous Vegetation

• Surrounding Multi-storey Buildings

• Structural Systems

• Large Underutilized Plot Area

Legend

Undrutilized Plot Area

Surrounding Multi-storey Buildings

Internal Weaknesses

• Extreme heat

• High humidity

• Rainfall and flooding

• MEP systems

• Circulation

BUILDING NETWORK Legend

Al Mahatta Park
Ibn Othaimeen Mosque

CONCEPT

• The inspiration for the project came from aeroplanes, the form being an abstraction of the shape of a turbine. Just as turbines help propel the aircraft forward, the intervention would help reinvigorate interest for the museum and reintroduce it to the future.

• The Al Mahatta Museum in Sharjah has a vast history being the first airport constructed in the UAE. The project aims to raise awareness of the significance of the airport and its role as one part of the Arabian Air Route

• Due to humidity, the land front of al mahatta formed salt flats. This salt flat land was used a landing strip for the aircrafts landing at Al Mahatta. The project also aims to educate visitors about salt flats and the conditions around the airport at the time.

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

Level Difference

There is a gentle slope from the plot boundary going down to the centre of the Al Mahatta plot

Outdoor Experience

The user’s outdoor experience consists of outdoor exhibits that tell facts about the Imperial Air route, artificial salt flats and runway lights, etc.

Public Squares

Public spaces are created by making circular cutouts in front and back of the museum to not obstruct the view from the streets to the museum

Shading Devices

Sand dune shaped shading devices are placed over the cutouts. Pathways from the front plot to the back plot are also provided shading

Landscape

A mix of various landscaping features such as floor planters, sand plots, shrubs, trees, etc. are introduced.

Parking & Access

Additional parking spaces are provided in the front and back of the museum to supplement the existing parking spaces.

RAINWATER CALCULATION

Rainwater Collection from possible nearby locations to Al Mahatta Museum

21000 Liters per annum

60 Liters - 1 day

30 Liters - 12 hours

15 Liters - 6 hours

4-6 Meters height of sunken space

Perforated Flooring

Water Collection Level

Section AA’
Section CC’

ON-SITE FEATURES

Shading Installations

Outdoor Displays
Runway Lights
Salt Flats
Lighting Installations
FLOOD CONTROL ELEMENTS
Swales
Soil Cements
Levees
Green Featues
Perforated Flooring

WATERFRONT HOTEL

This was a project that I designed as part of my thesis for university. The concept for this design was the combination of Sensory architecture and Biomimetic or Biophilic architecture, using ideas that I had tested in my other projects from previous semesters.

• Site: Port Rashid, Dubai

• Typology: Mixed-use Hotel (Hotel + Co-working + Commercial)

• Area: 12,000 sqm

• Height: G+7

LOCATION

SWOT ANALYSIS

S

W

O

T

- Existing faclities

- Existing promenade

- Existing parking

- Existing outdoor furniture

- Waterfront trengths

- Lack of public transport

- Lack of shading elements

- Lack of public parks or squares

- Noise from the dock eaknesses

- Existing yacht club

- Recreational facilities

- Restaurants and cafeterias

- Commercial facilities

- Seaside view pportunities

- Less number of landmarks

- Summer heat

- Poor accessibility via public transport hreats

CONCEPT

Sensory & Biomimetic Architecture

• To create a unique sensory experience using principles of biomimetic architecture.

• Reconnecting people with nature may be able to contribute greatly to that person being able to reach

Form Development

Ground Floor Plan
Sloped Plot
Section CC’
Section AA’
Section BB’

USER EXPERIENCE

Plant Aroma

Green features are spread throughout the project so that their natural aroma is never out of reach.

Permeable Facade

The configuration of the project allows for it to be more permeable to light and wind to pass through to emulate the feeling of being outdoors.

INTERIOR VIEWS

Soothing Sounds Light Pockets

The rustling green features, organ pipes, etc. stimulate the auditory senses.

Sound dampening elements may also be present where noise is expected.

Floor to ceiling windows are used to allow in maximum amount of natural light

Vistas

Openings in the building facade gives plenty of opportunities to create vistas that showcase the view of the por and the waterfront.

Haptic

Elements such as undulating surfaces, carpet textures, wood flooring, etc. are applied to stimulate the user’s sense of touch

SOCIAL HOUSING

This was a project that I designed as part of my course in university. This design exercise helped me understand the challenges that come with designing residential buildings.

• Site: Al Karama, Dubai

• Typology: Residetial

• Plot Area: 42,000 sqm

• Height: G+4

SITE ANALYSIS

• The site is situated in the dense urban fabric of Al Karama, Dubai.

• Al Karama is one of the oldest residential districts in the city and is well connected to all means of public transport.

• The site experiences hot and humid weather almost throughout the year with temperatures ranging from 41 to 13 degrees celcius

CONCEPT

• To reignite and reinforce the feeling of community between the users and their neighbours inside and outside the building.

• To encourage outdoor activities, interaction between people in large open spaces, and promoting fitness and health.

• To have value for both residents, as well as non-residents.

• To create a sense vibrancy in the site with use of green features

ADCB Metro
Karama Park

HOUSING | LAYOUTS & DEVELOPMENT

Form Development

Studio Apartment

One-bedroom Aparment

Two-bedroom Apartment

Three-bedroom Apartment

Rentable Studio Space

Restaurant/Cafeterias

Gym/Fitness Centre

Entrance and Lobby Typical Floor Layout

Floor Layout

HOUSING PROJECT | TYPOLOGIES

APARTMENT TYPOLOGIES

Studio Apartment

1BHK Apartment

2BHK Apartment

3BHK Apartment

PREVIOUS WORKS

The following pages are a collection of some of my other works from previous semesters. These works include digital collages, sketches, etc.

AI RENDERS

The images shown are of a 3D model I had created on Revit to test various experimental rendering softwares. For this specific experiment, an AI software called Veras by EvolveLAB was used to render the model using prompts to create a luxury villa.

The following are working drawings that I had made of one of my previous design projects as part of my course in university.

Elevation View

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GF PLAN VIEW

RESTAURANT ELEVATION VIEWS

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