LUNA_ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

PORTFOLIO

A summary of a few projects I made in the past 4 years as a struggling architecture student in the De La salle - College of Saint Benilde

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Maria Juliana M. Luna 23 Murder Mystery Problem solving

Mussels are identified as the main design element due to its status as the main product for livelihood of locals. A tourism center operates within the proposed oyster mussel farm that adapts to the tide of the sea. The space is designed to create different experiences with the rise and fall of the water.

ARCDES 05 International Airport San Antonio, Cavite Illustrations by Juliana Luna Renders by Miguel Soliman tahong+bagong paliparan+paraan

SPIA 2.5 ha Airport 1428

ha Mussel Farm Unit 28 m2 baghong pali-paraan

Design Process

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Proposed Sangley Point International Airport Post-production by Juliana Luna Rendered by Miguel Soliman

Decorative Water Filter Statement piece that doubles as a water filter using native plants and mussels Column Design Derived from byssal threads of mussels

Design Process

Departure

Column

Airport

Rendered by Miguel Soliman Airport Departure Rendered by Miguel Soliman

Nipa Hut

Modular

Mangrove Housing Mussel Hanger Tourism

Static Cement Plate

Plate

Mussel Farming Typology for Research &Tourism Mangroves Proposed Mussel Farm & Tourism Model & Post-production by Juliana Luna Rendered by Miguel Soliman

Proposed Mussel Farm & Tourism Model & Post-production by Juliana Luna Rendered by Miguel Soliman

the in-between

ARCDES 06

Urban Planning Baseco, Manila

Illustrations by Juliana Luna Designed by Juliana Luna, JM Satur, Matthew Mina, Miguel Soliman

The project site, BASECO, is regarded as one of the biggest slums in the Metro Manila area. It was formerly a shipyard located by the mouth of Pasig River, which flows from Laguna Bay Lake to Manila Bay. Its low elevation makes the site vulnerable to flooding during storm surges and heavy rain. BASECO is disorganized, vulnerable to crime, and dilapidated. the proposal, ‘in-between,’ has the goal of bringing new urban quality by formalizing the residential area without compromising the baranggay’s identity and vitality.

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Proposed Market Building Model & Post-production by Juliana Luna Rendered by Miguel Soliman

A janapada is a kind of pathwalk that can be traced back to ancient civilization. It's concept of an elevated sidewalk accessible even during high tides is what we incorporated in our flood intervention system. The idea is to fight flood by letting it in and making room for it that can be enjoyable and beneficial for the residents. Baseco was revamped to be accessible and dignified.

Proposed Market Building with Vertical Garden & Recreation Model & Post-production by Juliana Luna Rendered by Miguel Soliman

Commercial Area Design Approach

commercial area in Baseco consists of the market building surrounded by informal housing and hiding behind is untouched green space. We want to improve safety perception in our commercial spaces and we borrowed jane jacob's eye on the street concept to achieve a sense of accountability within the users by exposing them to each other even in just tiny glimpses.

gardening commercial yard sikip nmn here ;( no place to upo ba? nakakasawa na pader ng kapitbahay. Ang pangit! balita ko makalat taga BASECO pansinin nyo aquoh ;( 1:50 m 0 25 50 100 place for garlic peelers security for businesses nature views green space variety pocket green diff programs commercial existing condition 1:50 m 0 25 50 100 Office Original Market Extended Market Recreation Urban Farm Livelihood Center TianggeSpace MRF PARKING TRANSPO Legend Janapada Road Economic Road Vendor Road Entrance Point Commercial Industrial Recreation Open Market Parking commercial proposed zoning Market

mixed use buildings

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Post-production

Vertical Garden Model &

by Juliana Luna Rendered by Miguel Soliman

the in-between

commercial intervention

The commercial area in BASECO is disorganized, vulnerable to crime, and dilapidated due to the presence of shanty houses and market pollution.

The proposal, ‘in-between,’ wishes to make the borders between recreation and commercial space ambiguous by plugging in pocket greenery and lively activities to combat monotonous work environment. The ‘in-between’ spaces increases visibility and more “eye on the street” will help increase accountability and reduce crimes.

banyan tree hotel

ARCDES 07

High-Rise Design Clark, Pampanga

Illustrations by Juliana Luna

Designed by Juliana Luna, Matthew Lubangco, JM Satur, Keisha Joson,

Banyan Tree prioritizes connection be it with the community, with architecture, with culture; they want to respect the local context and be an agent for memorable, authentic experiences. Hence, we designed our high-rise hotel to be reflective of Filipino, specifically Pampanga, culture. From the leaves that weave the Bahay Kubo to the 'Dukit' handcrafts of the natives, this project serves as a representative and our take on Banyan Tree's Philippine flagship.

Banyan Tree 2.1 ha Hotel 0.78 ha

Banyan Tree Hotel Exterior Rendered by JM Satur

Site Analysis

Land Use Map Mabalacat, Pampanga

The hotel rooms and recreation spaces are oriented towards the west and east side where key landscape, such as the mountain ridges and the cityscape of Clark can be maximized. The curvilinear form of the building is a reference to the lifestyle of indigenous people, such as the Aeta. They are known as hunter-gatherers who build lean-to shelters as portable homes. This curve also allows the rooms to increase visibility for the landscape views.

Orientation Map

Contour Map

Site Development Plan Legend 1.Entrance 2.Parking 3.Hotel 4.Courtyard 5.Event Space 6.Exit SDP Rendered by Matthew Lubangco Chinese Italian Japanese American Spanish Filipino Korean Flavors of Mabalacat

1km Radius

1km

LAND USE MAP Central Business Districts Industrial Institutional Mixed-use Open Space Recreation Residential Utilities Airport City Boundary LEGEND Site

Radius mabalacat, pampanga

Sounds LEGEND Sounds of Mabalacat Auditory birds chirpingleaves blowingpeople playing water rushingleaves rattlemachine noises crosswalkleaf blowercar door people

Sounds LEGEND Sounds of Mabalacat Auditory birds chirpingleaves blowingpeople playing water rushingleaves rattlemachine noises crosswalkleaf blowercar door mower bugs people

Initial SDP Sketches & Study

Service/Transport Recreation/Greenery Social Hotel Rooms Circulation

Deconstructed pattern from Filipino motifs Pattern used for hotel plans and zoning strategies Iteration Form Finding

We intended the building to connect to our local culture. Elements like this column are fashioned to resemble the anahaw leaves used to weave our thatched roofs.

The stairs that create a hill-like landscape over water. There is also a sense of a downward flow, like a waterfall flowing from above. The shape is inspired from the local Hagduan Falls.

Anahaw Column Hagdang Hagduan All-day Dining Rendered by Juliana Luna Anahaw Column Rendered by JM Satur Lobby Stairs Rendered byJM Satur

2nd Floor Ammenities

The Conference Room features a distinctive parametric ceiling design. Its form mimics the curvilinear walls, harmonizing the interior space with the overall structure. SoftFold®'s Soft Sound® material are products that reduce the impact of noise resulting in a more acoustically controlled environment. The material works in concert with the curved design to help reduce and control reverberations and diffuse sound that are suitable for conference rooms.

Banyan provides meeting rooms for the teeming BPO industry of Clark who are looking for a luxurious space to set their meetings. We have 7 generous rooms ranging from 8-14 seating capacity that set the tone for an elevated office lifestyle

Conference Room Ceiling Detail

Conference Room

Basement Floor Plan 2nd Floor Plan Ground Floor Plan 3rd Floor Plan

Meeting Room Rendered by Juliana Luna

Threaded Rod

Hanger Rib Fin Support Rib 9mm Soft Sound® (PETpolyethylene terephthalate)

Premiere Room. 18th-23rd FL

The premiere room is designed with native artistry integrated into its walls, furniture, and fixtures. The wood panels used for the ceiling and walls are woven bamboo, locally known as Sawali, often used in the Bahay Kubo. In the bedroom, there are decorative wood panels and art from the local crafts of Pampanguenos known as Dukit.

Kitchen Dining Living Rendered by Juliana Luna Premiere Room Bedroom Rendered by Juliana Luna

The Presidential Suite is a two-storey suite with panoramic windows that offer spectacular views of Clark from the 24th floor. The leftover parts of the plan due to the strange shape of the building is utilized as planting strips that elevate the nature vibe of the space. The floor plan gives a look at the amenities and privileges provided by the presidential suite ranging from private onsens and spas to generous living spaces with its own living rooms.

Presidential Suite. 24th FL 1st

Floor 2nd Floor

Presidential Suite Bedroom Rendered by Juliana Luna Living Room Office Indoor Swimming Pool Rendered by Juliana Luna

Rooftop Bar. 25th FL

Catch the sunset illuminating the glittering cityscape in the rooftop bar of Banyan Tree. Beyond the urbanscape sits a beautiful view of Mount Arayat. Fine dining, drinks, and desserts are served with the best of both worlds.

Rooftop Bar Rendered by Juliana Luna

SERVICE ELEV GUEST ELEV GUEST ELEV ROOF TOP BAR SMALL PREP KITCHEN PANTRY PUBLIC RESTROOM GUEST ELEV ROOF TOP BAR SMALL PREP KITCHEN PANTRY OPEN INDOOR

Banyan Tree Hotel Exterior Rendered by JM Satur

drafting works

ARCAD 2

Commissions Software: Revit

Adjee Raralio 2-storey House Inwood Tavern Function Hall

The projects presented here are drafting works I made in Revit and AutoCAD. The first one was for my Architectural CAD course and the second one is the most recent commissioned work from a client. These projects are purely to showcase my skilll level in drafting. The design of these projects are credited to its respective owners.