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Select works of Nicoy Delos Reyes:
1. Vertical Urbanism [Green]tegration Proj
2. Dagupan City Re-Center
3. Special Precinct for Urban Renewal [SPUR]
4. Evia Masterplan
5. Lewington House
6. Vertis Towers
7. Branding and Kiosk Design
8. Townhouse
9. Architecture+Design Complex
10. Sketches
[GREEN]TEGRATION VERTICAL URBANISM
and Direction
Wind Frequency
Sun Path Diagram
SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Lot Size: Total Lot Area [TLA]:
GFA at Ground Floor: Impervious Area: Green Area:
x
TYPICAL GARDEN FLOORS
Saleable Area:
(Hallways, Elevator Lobby, Fire Stair, Utility Areas) Common Area: (Hallways, Elevator Lobby, Fire Stair, Utility Areas) Floorplate
Total Green Area:
3.50m floor-to-floor height (residential) 10.50m floor-to-floor height (green decks)
6.20m x 7.60 m
108.00m
103.00m 11,124 sqm 4,300 sqm 5,701.306 sqm 1,122.694 sqm
UNITS HALLWAY 1,030.042 sqm 280.88 sqm 1,310.922 sqm (78% efficiency) 305.43 sqm
9.50m clear height
intensive
8.90m height at
Material: Size: Weight: Load Resistance: Lifespan: Loading weight: PP 600mm x 600mm x 90mm 2.5 kgs 400-500 kgs 20-30 years 25-30 kgs. / sqm with plants
Green Roof Module Tray
• Module tray type extensive green roof system
• Conventional construction on Intensive green roof portions
• Semi-reversed beam on the intensive green roof portions 0 70m above & 0 70m below residential floor level to compensate for the soil depth
6.20m x 7.60 m
9.50m
8.90m height at intensive
GREEN DECK ASSEMBLY
There are 2 main categories in the green deck assembly: intensive and extensive. This selection and use of each system is dependent on the plant type, occupant usage, and structural capacity. Within each category there are two basic types:
- Modular tray systems
- Direct applied systems.
Material:
Lifespan: Loading
DIAGRAMMATIC MODEL – TRI-LEVEL MODULE
clear height
height at intensive
clear height
8.90m
10.50m x 6.00 m 9.50m
Size:
Weight:
weight:
PP 330mm x 190mm x 140mm 1.0 kg 20-30 years 3.75 kg (including plants and planting medium)
Emitters are at place for every module. Water is supplied by PE pipes Internal Surface Resistance Grass Soil Drainage (PP) Insulation (Polystyrene) Protective Screed (PP) Membrane Sheet (Polyurethane) Reinforced Concrete Air space (bet ceiling & slab) Gypsum Board External Surface Resistance 1.100 1.500 0.200 0.030 0.200 0.023 2.3000.180 Construction Layer Thermal Conductivity 0.13 0.02 0.80 0.50 2.50 0.20 0.09 0.05 0.10 0.06 0.04 Resistance 25 1200 100 75 40 2 125 250 10 Thickness • Extensive Green Roof (Module Tray) U-VALUE 0.24 W/m2 K • Intensive Green Roof U-VALUE 0.22 W/m2 K • Green Walls U-VALUE 0.25 W/m2 K EFFECTIVE U-VALUES
Drip
BENEFITS:
•reduced energy usage
•increased air quality
•increased roof life
•mitigation of the urban heat island effect
•stormwater retention
•possible leed credit
•increased value proposition of property
The Future in [Green]tegration
The integration of “green” as necessary components in vertical urbanism is a primary method to counteract the elimination of green spaces as Metro Manila furthers itself in the expansion of the urban environment Given its credible advantages and benefits, paired with its efficient cost of construction, it offers long-term rewards that incentivizes not only the users but the urban fabric as well in terms of aesthetic values, environmental impact, and economic bearing
SHADINGSTUDY Via Solar Tool Plugin for Sketchup
The Dagupan New City Masterplan will solidify the city’s ambition to become the central hub for business, commerce, recreation, leisure, and entertainment in the Northern Luzon Region This visionary plan aims to position Dagupan as a competitive leader in government efficiency, commercial vibrancy, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and exceptional quality of life
DAGÚPAN
CITY
[RE]CENTER MASTERPLAN
The site for the master development for Balon Dagupan City Center is located along J De Venecia Extension The development is composed of 2 clusters of consolidated lots labeled as ZONE 1 (402,809 sqm) on the northern part and and ZONE 2 (358,089sqm) on the southern part with a MIDWAY ZONE adjacent to the rotunda of J De Venecia Ext
Approximately 3 5 km apart from centers OF ZONE 1 AND 2, both lots are linked by main road access (J De Venecia) and by the River
GettingAround
1. The boardwalk can also be a path to promote an active and healthy lifestyle through activities like jogging and biking
2. The use of mini eco-shuttles with pick-up points at Zone 1 and Zone 2 and along J De Venecia Ext Ave that can further link the two zones and at the same time serve as a statement in support of eco-friendly technologies
3. The river can also be utilized as a connection via ferry terminals between Zone 1 and Zone 2 with leisurely activities such as a river-cruise dining experience and sight-seeing tours
4. An activity node in between zone 1 and 2 can further liven the environment and be host to fun and exciting festivities and events through like a miniconcert, mini-plays and the likes that people and tourist will watchout for
Land Use Plan Zone1
City Hall adjacent to the Government Center
Open Space / Greens (including Activity Center)
Retail strips (connected via green / open spaces)
Riverside retail strip
Mixed-use Residential / Office Developments
Fishport
Transport Terminal
4.
5.
6. Institutional 7. Residential 8. Proposed
9. Proposed
10.
11. Housing 02.19 Has. 29.60 Has 10.36 Has. 04.86 Has 22.20 Has. 09.66 Has. 09.22 Has 01.00 Has 01.22 Has 4,752 Sqm 04.16 Has
1.
2.
3.
Proposed Parking Block
Typical Road Section of 37m RROW
4M BOARDWALK AVENUE
DESIGN OF BOARDWALK UTILIZES THE RIVERWALL 5M (3M EASEMENT+ MIN. OF 2M SETBACK AS LANDSCAPE BUFFER)
VARIES AL FRESCO AREA FOR DINING ESTABLISHMENTS
9M CARRIAGEWAY 9M CARRIAGEWAY 5M SIDEWALK
BIKE LANE
BENCH SEATING) 5M
BENCH SEATING)
LANDSCAPE BUFFER REQUIRED
WIDTH ARCADED WALK 5M CLEAR CEILING HEIGHT 2M LANDSCAPE BUFFER REQUIRED 3M WIDTH ARCADED WALK 5M CLEAR CEILING HEIGHT CENTER AISLE WITH PLANTING/ LIGHTING
(2.5M
+ 2.5M PLANTING STRIP WITH
SIDEWALK (2.5M BIKE LANE + 2.5M PLANTING STRIP WITH
2M
3M
Blow-Up Section along Boardwalk
Taking cue from Kevin Lynch’s Image of a City, the overarching objective of the new city center is for users to understand their surroundings forming mental and visual images with the Lynch’s five elements.
Land Use Plan Zone2
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Aerial view of the offices and mixed-use developments, along the riverside.
Avenue
Terminal
Themed Park Developments
Aerial view of the commercial developments, along the riverside.
1. Stadia and Mall 2. Retail strip along J. De Venecia Extension
3. Ferry
4. Resorts and Hotels /
Fisherman’s
Wharf
Residential Development
Parks and Opens Spaces
Retail and Offices 12.96 Has. 14.58 Has. 01.77 Has. 07.49 Has. 08.01 Has 26.70 Has. 01.31 Has. 02.17 Has.
Paths
Districts Nodes Landmarks
Edges
Expected Outcomes
1. Transform into a Leading Township: Establish Dagupan New City as the premier hub for business, commerce, recreation, leisure, and entertainment in the Northern Luzon Region.
2. Enhance Competitiveness: Position Dagupan as a highly competitive city, known for its robust governance, thriving commercial sector, and cutting-edge infrastructure.
3. Boost Tourism: Make a significant impact on the tourism industry by creating unique attractions and experiences that draw visitors from across the region and beyond.
4. Promote Local Specialties: Elevate Dagupan's unique local specialties, ensuring they gain recognition and popularity in other cities and countries, thereby fostering cultural pride and economic growth.
As a key element of the re-centering masterplan, the construction of a new City Hall will redefine Dagupan and usher in a new era of prosperity and progress.
Aerial view of the boardwalk and multi-purpose riverside grounds
E V I A
The Evia District is a visionary urban development project that aims to transforms a gateway area, South Metro Manila area into a premier destination for art, culture, design, and commerce This district will serve as a hub for innovation, creativity, and economic growth providing a unique blend of architecture and culture
Project Objectives:
1. Destination: Establish a leading destination for live-work-play in Manila, attracting local and international visitors.
2. Economy: Stimulate economic growth by fostering a vibrant commercial environment with high-end retail, dining, and entertainment options
3. Culture: Celebrate and integrate Philippine culture and heritage within the urban landscape
4. Engagement: Encourage community involvement and provide public spaces that enhance social interaction and inclusivity
City/Municipal Adjacencies
Regional Adjacencies
(Top to Bottom) – Snapshots from the Evia Mall – an established lifestyle hub in South Manila
Apartments & Residences
Total Land Area: 44 has. (109 ac.) Master Development Plan E V I A
Transportation Hub
Offices
Performing Arts & Events Center
Parkside
Parkside Apartments & Residences Hotel Central Park Arts & Culture Promenade Offices Mixed-Use Mixed-Use Gross Land Area 44h 109a 100% Easements 5h 12a 11% Roads 15h 37a 34% Condos and Apartments 8h 20a 18% Mixed-Use 9h 22a 20% Hotel 1h 2a 2% Commercial 5h 12a 11% Transportation Hub 1h 2a 2% N
Evia Lifestyle Centre
Main Avenue, Central Garden, Parkside Apartments
Arts and Culture Promenade
Typical Road Section of 37m RROW
Expected Outcomes
• A vibrant, economically thriving district that sets new standards for design and urban living in Manila
• Enhanced cultural and social interactions through thoughtfully designed public spaces and cultural programming
Activation Plan
• Evia is the Gateway to future developments
• Our opportunity to make a first impression to make an impact
• We need a constant flow of people within the development
• Create a residential community
• Small compact community where everything you need is within walking distance
• There is no luxury condominium development in the South Area
• Make the area known as THE place to live in the South.
• Begin with High-End Condominiums (start with 2-3 buildings, phased to pre-sell) all within the green central park environment.
• Later development phase will include offices and a 5 star hotel
2.00 2.00 2.50 0.50 3.35 3.35 3.35 2.50 3.35 3.35 3.35 0.50 2.50 2.00 2.00
LEWINGTON
HOUSE
WHITE PLAINS, MANILA
Objective: The client’s goal was to create a spatial flow that allows movement from one area to another seamlessly while maintaining a sense of compartmentalization They desired spaces that are not connected but not entirely open
Design Solution:
• Indication of Transition
• Subtle Separation
Key Features
• Flow of Space
• Compartmentalization
• Aesthetic and Functional Balance
The use of archways, represented in the 3d model achieves a balance between openness and compartmentalization, ensuring a fluid yet distinct yet spatial relationship at the ground level. This design strategy aligns with the client’s vision for a connected yet compartmentalized space.
PLAN SIDE ELEVATION Entry Porch Foyer Access to Powder Room Living Kitchen Dining Land Area : 400 sqm (4,305 sf) Floor Area : 420 sqm (4,520 sf) Features: : 1 Living, 1 Dining, 1 Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, 50% Lawn Area
LEWINGTON HOUSE
VERTISTOWERS
Typical Tower Floor Plan
Façade Design at Street Level
VERTIS TOWERS
Detailed 3d Model
BRANDING+KIOSK DESIGN
BRANDING+KIOSK DESIGN BRANDING+KIOSK DESIGN
TOWNHOUSE ON A HILL
ARCHITECTURE +DESIGN COMPLEX
The project is a specialized complex with an integrated school dedicated for architecture and design It is dedicated for the pursuit of a student’s development into a well-shaped architect and/or designer The whole environment of the project is designed to serve the primary needs and wants of the students driving them to work in an environment that effectively addresses and nurtures their creativity and thinking
THE ACADEMIC BUILDING (below)
The Academic Building will house the design studios, workshop rooms, computer laboratories, and lecture rooms It will also contain student spaces such as an open laboratory where they could freely work on their projects and assignments under the supervision of the custodian A student lounge will also be provided where the students could have the benefit of a lively discussion and exchange of thoughts and ideas
NORTHEAST ELEVATION (topmost image)
in coming up with a distinctive silhouette, certain elements came into mind like a certain spirit, mystery, and boldness Yet the silhouette still has to be somehow anchored to the site and it cannot overshadow nor over-impose the surrounding The resultant is a series of visual successions balancing out the proportions of volume and mass
sketches
Sketching is a vital tool in the design conceptualization process for the following key reasons:
1. Visual exploration of various ideas and concepts, enabling rapid iteration possibilities fostering creativity and innovation.
2. Communication of design ideas, conveying concepts to clients, team members, and stakeholders effectively.
3. Problem solving of potential issues, improving design before detailing.
4. Flexibility, allowing quick modifications.
5. Foundation of a strong design point-of-view
Sketching is a vital tool in the design conceptualization process for the following key reasons:
1. Visual exploration of various ideas and concepts, enabling rapid iteration possibilities fostering creativity and innovation
2. Communication of design ideas, conveying concepts to clients, team members, and stakeholders effectively.
3. Problem solving of potential issues, improving design before detailing.
4. Flexibility, allowing quick modifications.
5. Foundation of a strong design point-of-view
Sketch and Sketchup 3d Massing Composite
Nicoy Delos Reyes
• nicoy.delosreyes@gmail.com
• (647) 289-8614
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicoydr/
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