AD7 PORTFOLIO by Joriel Magat

Architectural Design 7

December 2021

JORIEL MAGAT

UST- College of Architecture

PORTFOLIO

about the artist Joriel Vincent T. Magat is an architecture student in the University of Santo Tomas College of Architecture. He graduated high school at Wellspring High School, Inc., Capas, Tarlac. He pursued his dream in the city of Manila and left his provincial life.

He may be new to the environment but he has always believed that adventure is out there. He is known to be very dynamic and always comes with fresh new ideas. He is very open to something new and outside the box but he is more into modern industrial, modern asian zen, and parametric design styles. He strives to learn for he believes learning will improve himself and his skills. He also look into details and believes art is a long and gradual process. He also likes to turn little things into something extravagant and unique . This is seen with his architectural designs and his design philosophy. He is also into layouting, photography, graphic design and other forms of art. He is indeed an artist by heart.

personal Birthday: July 24, 1999 Status: Single Nationality: Filipino Language: Filipino, English

CONTACTS +63 9956675203 magatjoriel2624@yahoo.com St. Jude, Concepcion, Tarlac, Philippines

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Architectural Design 7

PORTFOLIO JORIEL MAGAT

Submitted by:

Joriel Vincent T. Magat 4AR-2 Submitted to:

Ar. John Joseph Fernandez AD7 Instructor

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INSIDE CHECK OUT: https://issuu.com/potpot26/docs/magat_4ar2_ad7_final_portfolio

PLATE 1: Medical Arts Building

PLATE 2: General Hospital

ESQUISSE 1: Barangay Health Center

ESQUISSE 2: Commercial Clinic

ESQUISSE 3: Temporary Triage and Quarantine Facility

REFLECTION What have I learned in AD7?

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Project

CORDIA: A Medical Arts Building

PLATE

01

MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING

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DESIGN CONCEPT AND INSPIRATION

The name Project Cordia was derived from two words - cord and cordia itself. Cord is derived form the main design inspiration of this project, the spinal column or simply spine, which protects the spinal cord. It is also known as the BACKBONE, or the main support of our body most especifically, the skeletal and nervous systems.

Moreover, cordia refers to the genus of flowering and medicinal plants composes of different species of shrubs and trees. Lastly, cordia in Latin also means “heart”.

With that, Project Cordia aims to make the Medical Arts Building the BACKBONE of this medical complex.

Just like how the spinal cord serves as the the pathway where messages are sent by the brain to the different parts of the body, the MAB also serves as the main building that connects or houses the different disciplines and specializations of medicine. Project Cordia also aims to provide the users most especially the patients a place where there are green and open spaces. Since plants don’t just add to the aesthetic of the building, but also helps the mental and psychological well-beings of the users. Lastly, Project Cordia also wants the MAB to be the heart and soul of the entire medical complex.

HORIZONTAL ZONING OF SPACES Following the segments of the spinal column

RT

ROOFTOP GARDEN

4M

7TH TO 4TH

DOCTORS’ CLINICS

4M EACH

3RD

THERAPEUTIC

5M

2ND

DIAGNOSTICS

5M

UG LG

SPINE

LOBBY/ COMMERCIAL

PARKING

MAB

5M 7M

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

FRONT ELEVATION along Diosdado Macapagal Blvd.

TINTED GLASS BLOCKS

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

LEFT ELEVATION along left minor road

GREEN TINTED GLASS WINDOWS LOUVER CONCRETE BLOCKS

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections 1

A-3

STO. RM

AHU ROOM

MEETING ROOM/ LIBRARY

HYDRO THERAPY

TREATMENT WARDS

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

GARDEN

STAFF ROOM

THERAPEUTIC GYM UP

DN

PEDIATRIC CLINIC

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 1

RECEPTION AND WAITING AREA

DOCTOR'S DOCTOR'S CLINIC 2 CLINIC 3

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

JANITORIAL OFFICE

WAITING AREA WITH GALLERY

ENGINEERING OFFICE

STAFF PANTRY

PWD TOILET

UTI. RM

TOILET

2

FEMALE'S TOILET

PIPE CHASE

DN

UP

BUILDING MANAGER OFFICE

RENTAL OFFICE

RECEPTION / INFORMATION DESK

A-3

MALE'S TOILET

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

MEETING ROOM

BILLING DEPARTMENT OFFICE WATER METER ROOM

MAIN LOBBY

VESTIBULE

MECHANICAL ROOM

AHU ROOM STO. RM

ELEC/AUX ROOM

PHARMACY

WAITING AREA WITH GALLERY

MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT

COMMERCIAL 1

COMMERCIAL 3 AHU ROOM

UPPER GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE

1:200M

SCALE BAR 1:200 0

4

8

12

16

20

REAR ELEVATION along rear minor road

PLANT BOX RAILINGS

COMMERCIAL 2 KITCHEN AND STORAGE

KITCHEN AND STORAGE

KITCHEN AND STORAGE

DROP OFF

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

1

A-3

STAFF AREA

CONTROL ROOM

AHU ROOM

IODINE

RECOVERY ROOM

WORK AREA

DECAY

EXAM ROOM

STO. RM

SURGICAL THEATRE

STORAGE ROOM

DN

VIEWING ROOM

READING ROOM

PACS

HEAD INTERVENT. RADIOLOGY

MINOR OR

PWD TOILET

EVAL. ROOM

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA

MRI ROOM

REFRACTION ROOMS

CONTROL ROOM

A-3

DN

LASIK ROOMS

STORAGE ROOM

FEMALE'S TOILET

MALE'S TOILET

LINEN ROOM

ACCOUNTANCY BOOTHS

PIPE CHASE

HOLDING AREA

EXAM ROOM

UP

PWD TOILET

UTI. RM

MRI HEAD OFFICE

VIEWING ROOM

CONNECTING BRIDGE TO HOSPITAL

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

STO. ROOM

FILE ROOM

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA

WATER METER ROOM

MECHANICAL ROOM

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA

AHU ROOM STO. RM

STO. ROOM

ELEC/AUX ROOM

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA

FILE ROOM

LINEN RM.

STAFF ROOM FILE RM

PWD TOILET

1

PWD TOILET

2

ULTRASOUND

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA

CONSULT. PROC. RM ROOM

VIEWING ROOM

LINEN ROOM

PHLEBOTOMY 3

STAFF AREA

TOILET

4

HEMATOLOGY 5

WORK AREA

6

8

7

XRAY ROOM 2

XRAY ROOM 1 CONTROL ROOM

CHEMISTRY

LABORATORY AHU ROOM

SCALE BAR 1:200 0

4

8

12

16

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA STAFF'S AREA, LOCKER, PANTRY

MICROBIOLOGY

IMMUNOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

STAFF AREA DRUG TESTING

20

SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE

LONGITUDINAL SITE SECTION showing horizontal zoning distribution

UP

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

PRE-POST OP

EYE CENTER

STORAGE ROOM

EXAM ROOM

STO. RM

CONTROL ROOM

CT SCAN ROOM

2

HOT LAB

PWD TOILET

PET SCAN ROOM

EXAM ROOM

1:200M

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

1

A-3

AHU ROOM

SERVICE AREA/ PANTRY

RESEARCH LAB 2

RESEARCH LAB 1

AHU ROOM

LIBRARY

MEETING ROOMS 1

DOCTO CLINIC

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 1

MEETING ROOMS 2

MEETING ROOMS 3

MULTI-PURPOSE HALL

DN

UP

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 2

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

MEETING ROOMS 4

RESEARCH LAB 3

RESEARCH LAB 4

RESEARCH LAB 5

2

FEMALE'S TOILET

MALE'S TOILET

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 4

DOCTOR'S LOUNGE

PWD TOILET

UTI. RM

STAGE

2

PIPE CHASE

A-3

DN

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 5

A-3

UP

AVR ROOM

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

DOCTO CLINIC

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 3

MEETING ROOMS 5

DN

UP

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

KIOSK 1

CONTROL ROOM

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA

AHU ROOM

STAFF ROOM AND PANTRY

STO. RM

STOCK ROOM

1

5

1

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA

PWD TOILET

3 INFECTIOUS CUBICLES 15

NURSE STATION

4

5

14

WASTE HOLDING

2

8

9

10

11

12

13

1 REUSE ROOM

AHU ROOM

SCALE BAR 1:200 12

16

2 MIXING ROOM

WATER SYSTEM ROOM

STOCK ROOM

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 32

DOCTO CLINIC

STAFF ROOM AND OFFICE

DOCTO CLINIC DOCTOR'S CLINIC 31

DENTIST OFFICE

HOLDING AREA 7

PWD TOILET

DERMATOLOGY

3

DIALYSIS CENTER

6

8

4

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 33

2

4

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 34

ELEC/AUX ROOM

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 2

0

KIOSK 2

MECHANICAL ROOM

WATER METER ROOM

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 1

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 30

RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA

DENTAL CLINICS

DOCTO CLINIC

DOCTO CLINIC

AHU AHU ROOM ROOM

3

SCALE BAR 1:200

20

0

THIRD FLOOR PLAN SCALE

4

8

12

16

20

TYPIC 1:200M

SCALE

RIGHT ELEVATION along right minor road

CONCRETE FINISH WITH GROVES

TEXTURED CONCRETE PLANTBOX RAMP RAILING

OR'S C6

OR'S C 10

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

1

1

A-3

A-3

VRF UNITS

VRF UNITS DOCTOR'S CLINIC 14

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 7

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 8

ROOFTOP RESTO / CAFE

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 9

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 15 DN

UP

DN

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 11

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 12

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 13 DOCTOR'S CLINIC 16

LIGHTWELL

LIGHTWELL

LIGHTWELL

PWD TOILET

UTI. RM

LIGHTWELL

PWD TOILET

UTI. RM

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 17

FEMALE'S TOILET

MALE'S TOILET

2

PIPE CHASE

FEMALE'S TOILET

MALE'S TOILET PIPE CHASE

A-3

DN

SKY GARDEN

FIRE EXIT STAIRS

BALCONY GARDEN

SKY GARDEN

KIOSK 3

WATER METER ROOM

WATER METER ROOM

MECHANICAL ROOM

STO. RM

MECHANICAL ROOM

AHU ROOM

AHU ROOM

DOCTOR'S DOCTOR'S CLINIC 17 CLINIC18

ELEC/AUX ROOM

STO. RM

ELEC/AUX ROOM

LIGHTWELL

LIGHTWELL

LIGHTWELL

LIGHTWELL

DOCTOR'S DOCTOR'S CLINIC 16 CLINIC 19

OR'S C 10

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 11

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 12

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 13

OR'S C 22

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 23

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 24

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 25

DOCTOR'S DOCTOR'S CLINIC 15 20 CLINIC

OR'S C6

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 7

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 8

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 9

OR'S C 26

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 27

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 28

DOCTOR'S CLINIC 29

PRAYER HALL DOCTOR'S DOCTOR'S CLINIC CLINIC14 21

VRF UNITS

SCALE BAR 1:200 0

4

8

12

16

WATER TANKS

20

CAL 4TH TO 7TH FLOOR PLAN 1:200M

CROSS SITE SECTION showing horizontal zoning distribution

ROOF DECK PLAN SCALE

1:200M

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVES Final Form and Facade of the Hospital

INTERIOR AND SPOT PERSPECTIVES

ATRIA MEDICAL CENTER

PLATE

02 MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING

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DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

“Encouraging the Healing experience through Nature and Nurture.”

Life inspires Life. Medical facilities are essentially an environment where sick people go for treatment. Hence, it is usually designed to cater to the needs of the patients and the processes involved in such. Consequently, these facilities must also cater to the morale of not only its staff who work demanding shifts and its patients - who are facing a grueling battle towards recovery.

This can be achieved through the intermingling of the built (the hospital and MAB) and natural environment (Vertical Green and open space). A study conducted by Dhand (2014) even stated long exposure to nature has been clinically proven to improve the health of sick people no matter what disease they had. Providing outdoor views with greenscapes instead of cityscapes can be helpful in building up morale and hope.

DESIGN CONCEPT AND DESIGN INSPIRATION

Healthcare Facilities such as Hospitals are known as a place of life and death. Consequently, it plays a major role in the life of a human being.

One of the major indicators which can be used for a patient’s diagnosis is the blood which I chose as the design inspiration for the form. Blood is considered the essence of life as it plays several important functions in the Human Body. Additionally, it is composed of different components which includes its Basic Unit - the Blood Cells. For it to sustain life, blood undergoes a cycle therefore, representing the continuous flow of life. Hence, the Basic Form inspiration used was a cross section of a blood vessel with blood cells flowing inside. Consequently, the design aims to mimic the fluidity or dynamism of blood seen in the curves and how it was adapted into the current form of the site.

Now to expound the concept even further, the heart or the main organ of the blood circulatory system is integrated as the design inspiration for the hospital. In analogy of the function of the heart where it is the organ that receives oxygen-poor blood, oxygenizes it and pumps out the oxygen-rich blood to the other parts of the body, the hospital aims to cater the ill patients, cure them and hopefully heal them after.

CONCEPT SHEET Objectives, Considerations, and Strategies

1

PROJECT OB JECTIVE

The project aims to harness the reasoning and creative functions of the students and produce a design that understands and addresses the need for care and health.

DESIGN OB JECTIVE

To design a sustainable Hospital Environment rooted in enhancing the healing experience.

2

PROJECT OB JECTIVE

The project aims to design not only to provide curative spaces, as well as the commercial aspect of the project, but also develop skills that address building function, accesses, and mobility as well as the special character associated in designing medical facilities.

DESIGN OB JECTIVE

To maximize innovative technology incorporated in the design of the structure

3

PROJECT OB JECTIVE

The project aims to address not only the visual impact of their solution or answering and providing the appropriate spaces for an impactful Health Facility but inject concerns of humanity when designing facilities where users are generally impaired.

DESIGN OB JECTIVE

To design a hospital with efficient circulation for all users (staff and patients)

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

SITE

SECURITY

PHYSICAL ENV. / PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT

COVID / PANDEMIC

DESIGN STRATEGIES

1- Utilization of Diagrid Structural System 2 - Minimization of site entry points 3- Large windows 3- Incorporation of green spaces 3- Utilization of light colors for the interior 4 - Transitionary Area or Vestibule upon entry

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

ENERGY CONSERVATION

PASSIVE COOLING

USER EXPERIENCE

DESIGN STRATEGIES

1 - Natural Sun Light 2 - Lightshelves 2 - Passive Low-E Glass 3 - 360 deg View 3 - Atrium 3 - Water Feature

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

SPACE PLANNING AND ZONING

USER COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE

DESIGN STRATEGIES

1- Maximization of on-site parking rather than podium parking 1- zoning of interconnect services or use 2- Placement of several Public Areas such as waiting areas and sky garden 2- Delineation of staff and patient vertical circulation

EVOLUTION OF FORMS How the form evolved from a human heart

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Utilization of the Diagrid System

WITHOUT FLOOR SLAB

Floor Beams

WITH FLOOR SLAB

Core

Diagrid and Inner Truss Framing System

The structural system utilized in the MAB and the Hospital is a combination of the diagrid structural system and the inner truss tube structural system. This is similar to the structural system used in the Mode Gakuen Spiral Towers located in Nagoya city.

For the MAB’s Structural System, a central reinforced concrete core supporting the external diagonal members connected through the floor beams, ring beams, and braces in a mesh network that forms an inner truss tube. The upper part of the structure rotates 10 degrees counterclockwise each storey starting from the fifth floor.

However, for the hospital, added supports are added through the placement fo 25 columns with 12 of which are directly connected to the concrete core to resist the added load due to longer and wider wingspans in comparison to the MAB. These concrete columns are connected to the ring beams and braces through steel beams, creating a mesh network that forms an inner truss tube. Unike the MAB, the upper floors of the structure are rotating 2 degrees in a clockwise direction, starting from the 6th floor.

SITE ANALYSIS Site Analysis and Material Study

MATERIAL STUDY

GLAZED LAMINATED GLASS PANELS

PRE-FABRICATED CIRCULAR STRUCTURAL STEEL

ALUMINUM COMPOSITE PANEL CLADDING

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

FRONT ELEVATION along Diosdado Macapagal Blvd.

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

LEFT ELEVATION along left minor road

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

REAR ELEVATION along rear minor road

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

LONGITUDINAL SECTION showing horizontal zoning distribution

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

RIGHT ELEVATION along right minor road

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS SDP, Architectural Plans, Elevations, and Sections

CROSS SECTION

showing horizontal zoning distribution

PATIENT WARD LAYOUT Plan and Perspective of Ward Room 3

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 1

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 2

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

SEMI-PRIVATE ROOM LAYOUT Plans and Perspective of Semi-Private Room 2

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 1

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 2 RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

PRIVATE ROOM LAYOUT Plan and Perspective of Private Room 2

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 1

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 2 RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

EXECUTIVE ROOM LAYOUT Plans and Perspective of Executive Room 2

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 1

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 2

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 3

RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVES Final Form and Facade of the Hospital

INTERIOR AND SPOT PERSPECTIVES

ESQUISSE

01 BARANGAY HEALTH CENTER

THE CONCEPT OF THIS BARANGAY HEALTH CENTER WAS DERIVED FROM THE ORIGIN OF THE WORD "BARANGAY" WHICH IS "BALANGAY", A WOODEN BOAT WHICH IS KNOWN TO BE ONE OF THE MAIN SETTLEMENT BEFORE AND ONE OF THE ROOT OF OUR CIVILIZATION OR SOCIETY HERE IN OUR COUNTRY. I USED THIS INSPIRATION SINCE THIS HEALTH CENTER WILL BE A PLACE NOT JUST TO ACCOMMODATE THE BASIC HEALTH NEEDS OF ALL THE PEOPLE IN THE BARANGAY BUT ALSO SERVE AS A SOCIAL AND GREEN SPACE FOR THE USERS. THE STRUCTURE FOLLOWS A MODERN BRUTALIST STYLE. THE MAIN MATERIALS USED ARE WOOD, GLASS AND CONCRETE. THE SILHOUETTE OF THE BOAT IS SEEN ON THE CONCRETE FACADE OF THE STRUCTURE. FROSTED GLASS BLOCKS ARE A MODERN TAKE TO THE CAPIZ WINDOWS WHICH GIVES IT A FILIPINO IDENTITY AND SINCE CAPIZ SHELLS ARE FOUND AT SEAS. WAVY WOOD COMPOSITE CLADDINGS WERE INSPIRED BY THE WAVES OF THE OCEAN AND THE MAIN MATERIAL OF A BALANGAY BOAT. THE WHITE CONCRETE SHOWS MONUMENTALITY AND PURITY WHICH IS PERFECT FOR A HEALTH CENTER.

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE MAGAT, JORIEL VINCENT T. 4AR-2

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ESQUISSE

02 COMMERCIAL CLINIC

ESQUISSE

03 TEMPORARY TRIAGE AND QUARANTINE FACILITY

In designing, there are so many things to considerate. Designing doesn’t simply end on planning, you must also take in consideration the utilities and facilities needed to the specific structure you are designing, the users and their needs and of course design solutions in order to solve the design problem you are facing. Yes, creating functional and efficient architectural solutions within a specific context is very challenging but I can say that I have manage to apply it well to my designs. I can say it is best seen in my design concept and considerations which later on were translated through the drawings. However, I also believe I have improved in translating my ideas and concept to my perspectives and other drawings, reflecting what I have really envision them to look like. This became possible because I have enhanced my skills in digital presentation which I believe helped me translate more my ideas into drawings.

We have finished another semester in this online or virtual setting far from what the normal setting is. Taking this sem especially architectural design class during this pandemic brought challenges and hardships not just to me, my blockmates and my instructor. Yes, I can say that studying virtually through online classes is not as effective as studying face-to-face especially our course is more of an output-based course but we should just all accept it since learning should not be stopped. This whole experience thought us to be more flexible and help us improve our coping abilities. However, if you were to asked me, I can still say that I learn more the traditional way because I can absorb the lessons more.

But with the help of our instructor, Ar. Fernandez, even if the class was held online, I can say I have learned a lot. From the standards, designs and even to tips and tricks in designing such structures and facilities.

Just like after my previous design classes, I would like to advice the future students to always remember that you should be creative and think out of the box.

Also, if you are struggling, don’t be afraid to seek help from your seniors or your block mates, for they are always ready to extend their helping hand. With the help of your peers and seniors, you could improve your skills and your designs better.

Moreover, do not be afraid to ask especially to your instructors because when you ask, you gain something from them. They are just waiting you to approach them.

The most important advice I could give you is to not forget to give yourself some time also. It is good to be productive and on time but if you are already stressing and exhausting yourself too much, it is also you who will suffer in the end.

Everything comes to an end, as we always say, but an end always come with a new beginning. Indeed, Architectural Design 7 showed me how difficult yet how fun architecture is, especially when you are learning it with the right people and right instructor. I can never be more grateful to belong to this class and not just simply being able survive the entire semester but surviving it, bringing all the lessons and experiences that this class taught me. You may face different challenges and mistakes along the way, but you should always learn from these mistakes and the not-so-good outcomes in your life. Lastly, you can finish everything you want to get finish as long as you word hard and enjoy what you are doing.

REFLECTION

After a whole semester of taking Architectural Design 7, I gain a lot of knowledge, ideas, and experience in design medical related buildings. From designing a medical arts building to designing a general hospital, and even designing a health center, clinic, and a triage and quarantine facility, I was able to push myself more and bring out more creativity to these plates.

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