2017-2019
por tflio o KING PHILIP BAMBA
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SOCIO PARK HEIGHTS III
ELEVATION VIEW STEPS TO PODIUM
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KING PHILIP BAMBA Filipino March 11, 1995 | Pampanga, Philippines kingphilipbamba@yahoo.com | +971 54 408 8911 Deira, Dubai, United Arab Emirates LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kingphilipbamba/ ISSUU: https://issuu.com/kingbamba11 FLICKR: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kingphilipbamba/
NOV 2017 to present
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Verdaus Landscape Architects
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Planters Horticulture LLC DEGREE HOLDER Bachelor's Degree in Landscape Architecture (Bulacan State University)
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INTERESTS x HOBBIES
Sports MARCH 2015
AutoCAD Sketchup Lumion Civil 3D Rhino x Grasshopper
Music
Film x Photography
Food
Sketching
Socializing
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RESIDENTIAL APT. P Dubai, UAE
YEAR: 2019 - (on going) TYPE: Low rise residential and retail apartments AREA: 1.60 ha LOCATION: Al Mina PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: Concept Design, Schematic Design, Detail Design •Project management •Coordination with design director and the team •Preparing reports and drawing packages •Attending coordination meetings.
LANDSCAPE LAYOUT - FIRST FLOOR - DETAIL PLAN
TREE GROVE TO BUFFER VIEWS BETWEEN FACING APARTMENTS AND SHADE PODIUM
SHADED OUTDOOR SEATING AREA
PERGOLA CANOPY TO OVER PARAPET
COMFORTABLE BENCH FACING PLAY LAWN
PLAY LAWN
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The layout above shows the podium landscape plan. The design is to provide amenties for the residents - such as play lawn / events lawn, BBQ areas and outdoor lounge areas. TITLE
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south) are put into design consideration - and with the provision of benches with pergola canopies, the residents can enjoy unobstructed views of the sea.
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LANDSCAPE LAYOUT - FIRST FLOOR - DETAIL PLAN
HIGH-BACKED BENCH FACING PLAY LAWN PLAY LAWN
SEATING PAVILION BESIDES PLAY LAWN
PLANTER ON CORNER SO TREE CANOPIES OVERHANG PARAPET EDGE
TREE CANOPY BUFFER BETWEEN APARTMENT AND COMMUNITY SPACE
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Render above is from the south east side of the podium. The bench as shown in the foreground has dual facing seats - so the residents can choose to sit either overlooking the sea views, or the landscape design at the opposite face. Tree groves are also located at the podium and creates an attractive place for the residents to relax under the shade.
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These tree groves also plays an important role at groundfloor landscape. Along with mass planting - these depletes the rough character produced by the pavement. At the foreground - it shows the route towards the parking from the basement. This is framed with trees + planting which softens the high walls along it. The landscape design at ground floor also provides great views for the residents at their apartments.
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RESIDENTIAL APT. G Dubai, UAE
YEAR: 2018 TYPE: Residential apartments LOCATION: DAMAC hills PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: Concept Design •Project management •Coordination with design director •Preparing concept design deliverables •Attending coordination meeting with client and consultants
The plan above is the landscape layout at podium level. The design comprises of leisure activity areas for the residents - such as play area, which is divided into different age groups from the west, adult and kiddie pool at the center, multi-function lawn & outdoor exercise area from the east, play court and running track which is located at the north east of the plot. Several seating areas under tree groves are also designed - primarily adjacent the facade, where the pedestrian spine is located. 14 PORTFOLIO 2017-2019 | King Philip Bamba |
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Linear pavement are designed - sitewide. This binds all the spaces by means of having one constant character at the whole plot. The adult pool is the main design feature at the podium. With its long length, the residents can enjoy lap swimming.
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Render above shows kiddie pool adjacent the main swimming pool. The concept is to have surface that resembles ‘beach sand’ - which is integrated in the pool itself. Lush tropical vegetation frames the kiddie pool and the adult pool. Row of palms are placed at the adult pool deck - which gives enough canopy for the pool loungers.
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Pedestrian central spine - adjacent facade mostly has group of tree planters with seating edge. This can be seen from the render above which is a viewpoint from the east nearby the multi-function lawn and outdoor gym. These spaces - along with softscape, defines the character of the pedestrian routing.
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EXPO PAVILION EXPO 2020 Dubai
YEAR: 2019 - (on going) TYPE: Operational pavilions AREA: 700sqm x 6 plots LOCATION: EXPO 2020 PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: Concept Design, Schematic Design, Detail Design, IFC •Project management •Attend meeting and present to client •Coordination with design director and the team •Preparing reports and drawing packages.
This concept design’s objective primarily is the combination of efficient circulation + creating momentous sculptural piece - which acts as a placemaking element for the pavilion guests. The array of poles uplifts the form of the facade skin by complimenting it - and by having the same material as facade’s - it creates one distinct character for both the landscape and architectural design
ACCESS TO BACK OF HOUSE FACILITIES PRIMARY PATH
ENTRY ACCESS TO PAVILION
Notes: •Direct access between concourse + escalators •Facilitate natural desire lines for pedestrian flow
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The sketch above shows the overall scheme of pedestrian circulation.
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The volume of pedestrian happens primarily at the frontage - which is at the east of the layout.
This design study focuses on understanding the DESIGN REPORT | EXPO OPERATIONS PAVILION | JULY 2019 pedestrianCONCEPT circulation: flow of the guest coming from the concourse, escalator from the pavilions, entry points and the frontage.
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This diagram helps to attain a rational approach on designing the landscape - most importanty the sculptural element’s form at the frontage. 22 PORTFOLIO 2017-2019 | King Philip Bamba |
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The diagram above shows the route of the visitors going out of the pavilion.
In line with these design studies - the feature sculptural element’s form at the frontage is taken into consideration. W8O4-SKT-0002(A) W8O4-SKT-0002(A)
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The sculptural element is sitting on a mounded surface - and timber seating edge is placed around it. Ample space for pedestrian circulation are provided at the sides which gives convenient accessibility for the pavilion users. Instant identification of the operational pavilion - as viewing it from the concourse is taken into consideration as well, not hindering the signage placed by the facade.
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The array of poles has varying heights - and the highest peak is placed in the middle. These has climbing plants on some of the median cluster.
This is the lateral section at the frontage, showing the facade, the seating edge + the sculptural element and the concourse which is outside the plot limit. The climbing plants is also shown in this section.
This section shows the other option for the
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EXPO OPERATIONAL PAVILIONS
TYPICAL SECTION sculptural element. POLES WITH PLANTING
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It is the same array of poles - the only difference is these are more interactive. These are light poles - which changes in color gradient by means of touching.
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EXPO OPERATIONAL PAVILIONS
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Sketches at the right shows the detail study on integrating the climbing vines on the poles. Potted climbing plant would be placed at the subsurface which will be coming out of the slot. These plants will be held in a bamboo stick - which is attached in the pole itself. These could be further visualized from the render shown above.
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EXPO OPERATIONS PAVILIONS BAMBOO STICK TYPICAL POLE DETAIL - PLAN (1:5 @ A3) VINES TO BE GROWN ONTO 24 JUNE 2019 THE STICK FROM THE NURSERY - AND THE STICK TO BE PLACED ONTO THE POLE - AT SITE
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MIXED DEV. A Doha, Qatar
YEAR: 2019 - (on going) TYPE: Mixed development AREA: 5.15 ha LOCATION: Al Waab PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: Concept Design •Project management •Attend meeting and present to client •Coordination with design director and the team •Prepare concept design deliverables
The landscape design consists of dining plaza at the west, central lobby and entertainment plaza at the east.
For that reason - we established a design which will meet these requirements.
The design went into different design iteration in order to meet client’s design requirement - one of which is to have ‘seasonal’ design, wherein during summer - cars are allowed to go through in the route provided at the middle, and in the winter, no vehicles are allowed and the whole plot will be more pedestrian orientated.
By integrating the ‘shared space’ design principle, we are able to design for the pedestrian - but still meeting the vehicular accessibility requirements, most importantly, the safetiness of pedestrian users.
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This render is at the west from the dining plaza. This shows how the softscape modules, with tree and planting - defines the edge for the vehicular routing - with the addition of low relief curbs. It demonstrates the design which is focused primarily to pedestrian and not with vehicular corridor. With these traffic calming measures + more safety precautions such as speed limit; vehicular users are more aware when passing through the corridor. This approach benefits the people especially during winter where there would not be any vehicular access in the plot.
Render above shows the general paving pattern. Combination of grey and white pre-cast pavers - randomly breaking creates an interesting touch from the minimalistic landscape design approach. These is achieved using Rhino software, with the help from Grasshopper to create the randomness. The cube tower at the right is one of the feature placemaking element in the plot.
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In addition to that - the render at the upper right shows the placemaking element at the east, and at the bottom right shows the hanging element at the west - from the dining plaza end. These amplifies the branding of the corridor. These placemaking elements are designed by the signage consultant.
PUBLIC REALM M Abu Dhabi, UAE
YEAR: 2019 - (on going) TYPE: Public realm and bridge skin design AREA: 14ha (V01&U04) + 13ha (V0203) + 25ha LOCATION: Jazeerat Al Reem PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: •Modelling 3d render from Sketchup, Rhino + Grasshopper & Lumion •Coordination with design director and project lead •Assist in preparation of concept design deliverables •Attend client’s coordination design meetings with project lead & team.
This render shows the bird’s eye view overlooking the piazza. The feature sculptural element in the middle acts as a placemaking element. The stacked cube design from the sculptural element ties with the building’s character around it. This perspective is developed with the combination of SketchUp for modelling and Lumion for rendering.
This view shows the piazza at night. The central plaza as shown here is with the fountains which are illuminated with colorful uplights. This perspective is also developed with the combination of SketchUp for modelling and Lumion for rendering.
The renders as shown in this spread is the bridge skin. The intent is to have glue laminated timber which resembles ‘basket weave’ The pattern is achieved using Rhino + Grasshopper, as shown in the algorithm script below.
This render is the bird’s eye view of the plot. At the foreground is the bridge, where the skin design is cladded on the side of both bridge faces. This viewpoint from the bridge leads to the piazza at the farthest end from this scene.
MULTI USE FACILITY Dubai, UAE
YEAR: 2019 TYPE: Multi-use facility for yachts crew AREA: 3,300 sqm LOCATION: Dubai Harbour PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: •Modelling 3d render from Sketchup & Lumion •Coordination with design director and project lead
SPIRITUAL CENTRE Abu Dhabi, UAE
YEAR: 2019 TYPE: Spiritual centre AREA: 5.2 ha LOCATION: Abu dhabi PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: •Modelling 3d render from Sketchup & Lumion •Coordination with design director and project lead
The render on the right shows one of the seating hubs in the plot. These are shaded with wavy canopies that has ‘waffle’ patterning, This is achieved using Rhino + Grasshopper, as shown in the model and algorithm above. The shape and form of the canopy differs with the planar curve shape to be selected, making every module of the structure different to another.
RESIDENTIAL APT. D Dubai, UAE
YEAR: 2018 - (on going) TYPE: Residential tower podium AREA: 6,400 sqm LOCATION: Dubai Harbour PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: •Involved in coordination during Concept Design •Coordination with design director and the team •Tender review for lighting compliance with specs •Coordination with main consultant for tender queries
The sketch above shows the main option for the landscape layout at amenity level. The design has playground and multi-function lawn at the west, and kid’s + adult’s pool at the east. The design objective is to provide recreation areas for the residents - and maximizing view opportunities to boulevard at the north and harbour at the south.
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The sketch above is the alternative landscape layout. The concept is to provide ‘water element’ on both sides of the plot. The adult and kiddie pool are placed at the west - whilst additional reflective pool is provided at the east.
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The render above shows dining module at the north west of the plot - where the BBQ stations are located. These are shaded with arbor + climbing plants. Each module is accompanied with bird bath alternately placed. At the background we could glimpse the play ground which has feature acrylic shade structure over.
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This render shows the swimming pool area at sunset. The shade structure at the foreground is placed over the kiddie pool. The canopy projection extends slightly over the edge. Excellent harbour views are maximized by the swimming pool deck.
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PUBLIC REALM A Dubai, UAE
YEAR: 2017-2018 TYPE: Public realm AREA: 2 ha LOCATION: Mudon PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: •Involved in coordination during Concept Design •Coordination with design director and the team •Preparation of concept design deliverables
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RESIDENTIAL APT. C Dubai, UAE
YEAR: 2018 - (on going) TYPE: Tower podium AREA: 1.73 ha LOCATION: Dubai Hills Estate PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: Concept Design, Schematic Design, Detail Design, IFC •Project management •Coordination with design director and the team •Preparation of report and drawing packages •Review material and shop drawings
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The layout above shows the landscape plan at amenity level. From the west, we have the courtyard garden which leads up to amenity level by stairs. Multi-function lawn and padel court is designed in the middle, and swimming pool is located at the east. Lounge seating areas are placed mostly neaby podium edges to maximize view opportunities.
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L1T2-05A
L1T2-06A
STO. BATHRM
KITCHEN / DINING
BEDROOM LIVING
L1T2-02B
L1T2-03B
L1T2-10
L1T2-03A L6
W.I.C.
L8
DN
FIRE LIFT LOBBY
BATHRM
L1T2-01A
BATH RM
UP
KITCHEN / DINING
DN STO.
MASTER BEDROOM
L1T2-08
SERVICE LIFT
L1T2-01A
KITCHEN / DINING
BATHRM
L1T2-04
L1T2-01A BATH RM
W.I.C.
BEDROOM
L1T2-03A
LIVING
L1T2-02A
LIVING
L1T2-02A
BALCONY
BALCONY
L1T2-04A METAL SCREEN
OPEN BELOW
L1T2-06B
L1T2-01B
LIVING
L1T2-02A
BEDROOM
L1T2-03A
BALCONY
L1T2-04A
CW-47
BATHRM
BATHRM
W.I.C.
STO.
L1T2-07B L1T2-06B
BATH RM
W.I.C.
KITCHEN / DINING
KITCHEN / DINING
L1T2-01B
CW-48
L1T2-02A
BEDROOM
CW-48
L1T2-03A
BEDROOM
L1T2-03A
1B-06-DG04
BALCONY
L1T2-04A
L1T2-04A
L1T2-02A 1B-06-DG04
CW-52 BALCONY
LIVING
CW-47
MASTER BEDROOM
L1T2-04B CW-47
BALCONY
L1T2-04A
BEDROOM
LIVING
L1T2-02B
L1T2-03B CW-47
BALCONY
L1T2-05B
METAL SCREEN
CW-48
TOWER 2 CW-48
L1T2-06A BEDROOM
L1T2-03A
LIVING
MASTER BEDROOM
CW-47 METAL SCREEN BELOW
BEDROOM
BALCONY
L1T2-04A
CW-47
LIVING
L1T2-02B
L1T2-02A L1T2-04B
L1T2-05B
CW-47
LIVING
KITCHEN / DINING
KITCHEN / DINING
SHAFT
+8100 TOP
CW-46
L1T2-06 L1T2-07B
STO.
W.I.C.
CW-50
L1T2-05A
L1T2-06A
STAIR-02
L10
CORRIDOR
L1T2-06A L1T2-05A
L1T2-07B
L1T2-01A
ELEC.
01-28-TD10
L9
BATHRM STO.
W.I.C.
L1T2-03A
L1T2-05
L1T2-05A
KITCHEN / DINING
STO.
L1T2-01A
BEDROOM STAIR-03
L1T2-04B
L1T2-06A
L1T2-01A
KITCHEN / DINING
W.I.C.
SHAFT
+6600 FFL
L1T2-06A
STO.
L1T2-02
01-27-TD10
L7
01-21-TD20
STO.
L1T2-07
+6600 FFL
BATHRM
UP
01-23-TD20 01-30-TD11
WATER METER RM
L1T2-01
STO.
L1T2-05A
L1T2-06A L1T2-05A
01-24-TD20
L1T2-07B
REFUSE
1B-06-DG04
L1T2-07B L1T2-06B
L1T2-01B
TELECOM
LIFT LOBBY KITCHEN / DINING
KITCHEN / DINING
01-22-TD20
L1T2-06A L1T2-05A L1T2-05A
STO.
L1T2-09
L1T2-02A
L1T2-02A
CW-54
KITCHEN / DINING
LIVING
L1T2-07B
L1T2-06A L1T2-05A
L1T2-06
01-29-TD12
FRESH AIR DUCT
BEDROOM LIVING
+6600 FFL
01-19-TD22
FRESH AIR DUCT & CHW BEDROOM
L1T2-07B
CW-46
CW-55
CORRIDOR
L1T2-03B CW-47
BALCONY
L1T2-05B
CANTILEVER SLAB
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The section above is through the courtyard garden. Difference in levels + exclusive seating modules creates an inviting private lounge areas for the residents.
This can be better visualized by the part plan and renders below.
CONSULTANT
PROJECT
TITLE
DOC NO.
VERDAUS
SOCIO PARK HEIGHTS III
ELEVATION VIEW STEPS TO PODIUM
W7V0-SKT-0009(B)
PG 2/4
The section above is through the padel court and multi purpose lawn at the center of the plot.
This section is through the swimming pool deck and the ramp. Overflow swimming pool edge is provided at the lowest point - as shown at the right most side, creates an attractive element for the people entering the deck. PROJECTS | King Philip Bamba | PORTFOLIO 2017-2019
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HOTEL LANDSCAPE
Jeddah, KSA
YEAR: 2019-2020 TYPE: Renovation of Marriott Hotel AREA: 8,535 sqm LOCATION: Jeddah PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: •Involved in coordination during Concept Design •Coordination with design director and the team •Preparation of concept design delivarables
The layout on the right is the blow up of the swimming pool located at the southern area of the plot. The pool can be accessed by ramps provided at both side entries of the tower + the bridge located at the west. Canopy structure will be placed over the pool - primarily to provide shade for the pathway around. This will also cast shading for the pool loungers during noon and afternoon. The overall feel of the pool can be further visualized by the renders above.
LEGEND 1
THE HUB - FOOD TRUCK DINING
2
THE HUB - OUTDOOR TABLE GAMES
3
THE HUB - PLAY SPACES FOR TODDLERS
4
FAMILY PICNIC CIRCLES
5
PLAY SPACE - SMALL KIDS
6
PLAY SPACE - BIG KIDS
7
BUTTERFLY GARDEN
8
THE CIRCUIT (Jogging / Cycling Tracks)
9
OUTDOOR GYM STATIONS
10
SKATE / PUMP TRACK - SMALL KIDS
11
SKATE / PUMP TRACK - BIG KIDS
12
BADMINTON COURTS
13
MULTI-SPORTS FIELD
14
AMENITIES BLOCK
COMMUNITY PARK Fujairah, UAE
YEAR: 2020 TYPE: Park AREA: 1.40 ha LOCATION: Fujairah PROJECT INVOLVEMENT: •Modelling 3d render from Sketchup. •Render plan in Photoshop •Coordination with design director.
skate / pump track
amenities b
7
sports
the circuit
MAJOR ZONES
13
secondary park access points primary
CIRCULATION
12 MBZC PARK IN FUJAIRAH
LANDSCAPE PRE-CONCEPT DESIGN
7 14 1
2 4
11
3 3 5 4
11 6 10
7
4
8 9
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The Hub - Food truck dining
Play area
The Hub - Food truck dining
The Hub - Outdoor table games
SKETCHES
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SKETCHES
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Play area
PORTFOLIO 2017-19 King Philip Bamba •
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