CV Portfolio 2019 by Jayson Ramirez

JAYSON RAMIREZ P O R T F O L I O

2019

TABLE OF CONTENTS F E A T U R E D

P R O J E C T S

Fishing Villages - Thesis Project 2018 In Between - SANAA Studio Design Project2018 Urban Carpets - Design Studio Project 2018 Casa Oscuri 19 - Pre Design Project 2017 O T H E R

F E A T U R E D

ArkitecturbĂźro Reinberg ZT GMBH Politecnico di Milano Design Workshops Jayson Ramirez + Blondie Riccio Atelier Sacha Cotture WTA Architecture + Design Studio Competitions University of Santo Tomas Artworks Complete list of works

04 - 09 10 - 17 18 - 25 26 - 33

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J A Y S O N

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E-mail: jaysondramirez@gmail.com Mobile: +39 3486587758 Fiscal coode: RMRJSN90S15Z216Z c 2019

FISHING VILLAGES M U M B A I ,

I N D I A

Project Type:

Urban Infrastructure

Design Approach:

Modular and Theoretical

Design Completed:

October 2018

Collaborators:

Kushal Shah (IN)

Politecnico di Milano | Prof. Letiza Cattani (IT) P R O J E C T

B A C K G R O U N D

The project tackles an attempt to save a small fishing community in Mumbai, India from urban explosion. The process includes strategically identifying a space in the urban context for a viable fishing industry along with mixed use functions and flexible spaces. An existing fish market with its close proximity to a village was chosen to be enhance in a way that it can help the locals to flourish and revive its traditional occupation. Modular design was applied to the proposed project which can be either realized in steel or wood depending on the scale of the project. The flexibility of the module enhances its variety of use and is based on different principles such as of Indian architecture and its culture. The proposal also includes the development of the existing context by placing these modules within the fabric respectively. The project primarily aims to improve the quality of life for the existing urban villages and providing urban infrastructure for a diminishing community and a long lost occupational tradition. 4

MASTERPLAN 5

MODULE TYPOLOGIES

T H E

M O D U L E S

The modules are designed to be a unique element which can be repeated from a single unit to a combination of multiple units. Depending on the scale of intervention it is possible to change its dimensions based on a given prescribed proportion. The simplicity of the module makes it convinient to be replicated and be reproduced with materials that is demanded in a certain context. 6

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

T H E

P R O J E C T

The proposed project is a mixed use project of multiple functions designed to serve the dying Fishing Villages in the Western Coast of Maharashtra. The main proposal is to provide spaces for the process of fishing along with serving the beach with some touristic activities. As per the context it was possible to divide the project into 4 major components the tourist area, the fish market, the Utility space for fishermen and lastly the informal settlement in the context. 7

SECTION PERSPECTIVES 8

IN BETWEEN I N U J I M A ,

J A P A N

Project Type:

Island Infrastructures

Design Approach:

Contextual and Theoretical

Design Completed:

July 2018

Collaborators:

Haykaz Poghosyan (AM) Lilit Poghosyan (AM) Cem Etik (TR)

Politecnico di Milano | Kazuya Sejima - SANAA (JP) 10

CONCEPT : MIDDLE LINE

PROGRAM

MASTERPLAN and TOPOGRAPHY 11

P R O J E C T

B A C K G R O U N D

Inujima, Japan is a small island in a quiet inland sea called Seto Naikai. You can walk around the entire island in about 1 to 2 hours. Once, it is flourishing with industries as copper refining and stone quarrying, it is said that this small island had a population of 5000 people. However, along with the decline in the industries, the population on the island declined progressively, and now there are only about 50 islanders. The average age of the islanders is about 80 years old and the aging population and depopulation now remarkably limit the development of the settlement. The project aims to revive the life of inujima through artistic interventions and livelihood programs. The idea is to work on its environement the island has various sceneries. The island has sloping landscapes and as you walk, the view of the sea is continually coming next to you and then disappearing again. Basins, which remain from the old quarries, appear in various points on the island as pond this elements of the island was used to study the proposed function and architecture of the place.

T H E

P R O J E C T

The project concept is exploring the middle level of the island. Literally means the middle elevation of the island. since it has various countours it would be interesting for us to find a common ground and built our project from there. A deep investigation about topography, views and even the possible human expereriences was made to fully understand how the whole island can work. Creating special nodes (functions) that is connected by a path that goes all throughout the island makes the user experience more efficient was the initial idea. The island now attracts 30,000 visitors per year and with the proposed project it is expected that visitors will grow in time. The project includes the path, workshop, accomodation and viewing decks. Being sensitive to nature was one of the main strategy of the project. not to excavate too much and going along the site topography. 12

SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

WORKSHOP

AXONOMETRIC

SECTION PERSPECTIVE 14

HOUSING

AXONOMETRIC

SECTION PERSPECTIVE 15

AXONOMETRIC VIEW 16

PHYSICAL MODEL 17

URBAN CARPETS M I L A N ,

I T A L Y

Project Type:

Social Housing

Design Approach:

Urban, Peripheral and Therotical

Design Completed:

July 2018

Collaborators:

Maksym Buta (PL) Sevcan Sukruoglu (TR)

Politecnico di Milano | Prof. Paolo Mazzoleni - BEMAA (IT)

P R O J E C T

B A C K G R O U N D

The project focuses on an housing development in the Martesana area in Milan. Located in ZONE 2 in Milan â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the area connects the center of Milan and its periphery. Its history is based on being a passageway to nearby cities in the direction of Venice (North East, Italy). The presence of the Naviglio Martesana was given importance during the early days as it used by the Milanese for transportation until the construction of the railway system during the 20th century. Zone 2 is described as a rural area changed into industrial area. Overtime as population increased a lot of factories has been dismantled and replaced by housing facilities. In the present it is described as a residential area mostly home of European Immigrants. The urban strategy aims to integrate the river and nearby social spaces to create a structure that perfectly harmonize the space. A deep analysis in the river instead of the surrounding site instead was given importance. Being in a periphery there was a strategy to build a playful masterplan that becomes positive and negative spaces as urban spaces, connecting it to vital parts of the site was essential. 18

Site Martesana Railway Residential Industrial Parks - Public Parks - Private

ANALYSIS 19

MASTERPLAN 20

PLAN ON SITE 21

SECTION PERSPECTIVE T H E

P R O J E C T

The architectural concept tries to simplify the integration in terms of function the landscape and the building. Urbanity was used as a theoretical element that provides function to both spaces but using a physical common language. The section above shows how the material of the ground, climbs up the structure and serves as an envelope thus, we call it an urban carpet. The relation of the public and the user is believed to be harmonic and more feasible in a site with peripheral point of view. 22

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

FACADE

The facade has the same drawing as of the public space outside. 4 similar buildings with low floor level and a high residential tower was proposed to create not a monotonous strong vibe but more of a diverse mix of volumes. Also the users was assumed to be mixed in this project. All ground level here serves a social space that can be used in accordance to their surroundings. 23

AXONOMETRIC VIEW 24

PHYSICAL MODEL 25

CASA OSCURI 1 9 M I L A N ,

I T A L Y

Project Type:

Luxury House and Gallery

Design Approach:

Conceptual and Theoretical

Design Completed: November 2017 Politecnico di Milano | Prof. Paolo Mazzoleni - BEMAA (IT)

P R O J E C T

B A C K G R O U N D

The project calls for a luxury house with a corresponding art gallery in Milan. With the city as an urban context, the idea is to incorporate such lifestyle, where the users can feel innovation and progression through ideas of design. On the other hand, it should also be a series space where the users can feel tranquility and good amount of comfortability, which is a major goal of architecture and thus, an urban retreat. Transcending spaces, emotions that can be narrated by the composition of spaces and volumes are essential in creating a good architecture The metaphor of the spaces is like a persona exhausted in the context of society seeking for a sanctuary but not moving away from the context of existence.

AXONOMETRIC VIEW 27

SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN 28

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A - GALLERY 1 Entrance 2 Lobby 3 Toilet / Foyer / Guarda Roba 4 Mezzanine Gallery 5 Basement Gallery 6 Aquarium 7 Reflecting Gallery 8 Skylight 9 Courtyard 10 Mezzanine 11 Gallery A 12 Hanging Lounge Connection to Residence 13 Gallery B 14 Landscaping B - RESIDENCE 16 Car Parking/ Entrance 17 Semi Private Studio 18 Storage/ Laundry 19 Mechanical Room 20 Living Area 21 Dining Area 22 Kitchen 23 Guest Toilet 24 Shower 25 Private Terrace/Balcony 26 Swimming Pool 27 Lounge 28 Toilet and Bath 29 Bedroom 30 Masters Bedroom 31 Work Area/Closet 32 Masters Bathroom

FLOOR PLANS

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27 12

11 3

8 10

BASEMENT

GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR 29

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LONGITUDINAL SECTION USER AND BEHAVIORAL A - GALLERY 1 Entrance 2 Lobby 3 Toilet / Foyer / Guarda Roba 4 Mezzanine Gallery 5 Basement Gallery 6 Aquarium 7 Reflecting Gallery 8 Skylight 9 Courtyard 10 Mezzanine 11 Gallery A 12 Hanging Lounge Connection to Residence 13 Gallery B 14 Landscaping 30

B - RESIDENCE 16 Car Parking/ Entrance 17 Semi Private Studio 18 Storage/ Laundry 19 Mechanical Room 20 Living Area 21 Dining Area 22 Kitchen 23 Guest Toilet 24 Shower 25 Private Terrace/Balcony 26 Swimming Pool 27 Lounge 28 Toilet and Bath 29 Bedroom 30 Masters Bedroom 31 Work Area/Closet 32 Masters Bathroom

ARTISTS VIEW VOLUME FROM THE COURTYARD

Gallery Residence Access Hardscape/Balcony Water Landscape Skylight

SECTION PERSPECTIVE 32

ANALYSIS | ZONING AND COMPOSITION

AXONOMETRIC VIEW 33

ARCHITEKTURBÜRO REINBERG ZT GMBH L i n d e n g a s s e 3 9 / 8 , 1 0 7 0 W i e n | F E B - M AY 2 0 1 9

01 PV Adapt Baumgartenstrasse | Residential and Commercial TO Rennovation | Architecture and Restoration | Baumgartenstrasse, 04 Vienna, Austria 2019_Conceptual As part of the European project PV ADAPT Houseful, The project in Vienna integrates passivhaus design, architectural design and conservation. the building is a 100 years old structure that is needed to be renovated respecting its old facade while incorporating passive house principles. Solar studies, waste management and energy production was the main focus for this project. 05 Civiplex Complex| Commercial and Rennovation | Architecture TO and Restoration | Timisoara, Romania 2019_Conceptual 08 The project is for an energy company in Romania, the owner wanted a building that reflects the vision of the company. This project is unique in terms of design concept. Pedestrian over vehicular, full integration of sustainable concepts and possibility of glass facade without sun shading during summer. 09 Cultural Center | Museum, Auditorium and Observation Tower | TO Architecture | Qinghuihe, China 2019_Conceptual 12 Inspired by the cave houses “yaodong” in Northern China, the project will be developed under a sloped terrain and following its contours. A courtyard as a reference to the old cave dwellings was utilized to act as an Passivhouse element. A PV tower was also proposed facing the south facade. Chimneys from fire places are used to execute passive house concepts when the other mechanical systems will not work. P R O J E C T

I N V O L V E M E N T

- PV Adapt - Bilbao, Community Center renovation (involved in project preparation and research) - Hauptbanhof Wien, Housing in Vienna (involved in assisting technical documents for the authorities) - Vosendorferstrasse, House rennovation (3d Model and Analysis) R E F E R E N C E

Marta Enriquez - Reinberg enriquez@reinberg.net +43 (0)1 524 82 80 34

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01 Fishing Villages | Urban infrastructure | Mumbai, India. Kushal Shah (IN), Politecnico di Milano, Ptrof. Letizia Cattani (IT). 2018 02 In Between | Tourism infrastructure | Inujima, Japan | Lilit Poghosyan (AM), Haykaz Poghosyan (AM) and Cem Etik (TR), SANAA Workshop - PoliMi, Kazuyo Sejima - SANAA (JP). 2018 03 Urban Carpets | Social housing | Milan, Italy | Sevcan Sukruoglu (TR), Maksym Buta (PL), Politecnico di Milano, Prof. Paolo Mazzoleni - BEMAA (IT). 2018 04 Casa Oscuri | House + Gallery | Milan, Italy | Politecnico di Milano, Prof. Paolo Mazzoleni - BEMAA (IT). 2017 05 St. Agnes Convent | Museum | Prague, Czech Republic | Zoilo Amador (PH), Rosie Jao Francia (PH) and Anna Dobrovskaya (RU), Politecnico di Milano, Prof. Domenico Chizzoniti (IT). 2017 06 Modular Wall | Community School | Gaza Strip, Palestine | Haykaz Poghosyan (AM), Soheil Tajik (IR), Politecnico di Milano, Prof. Letizia Cattani (IT). 2017 07 Scalo Farini | Landscape and Public Design | Milan, Italy | Kushal Shah (IN), Hanif Ramadhan (ID), Maksym Buta (PL), Haotian Yang (CN), Xiao Zhang (CN), Omid Tousi Mojrisajan (IR), Politecnico di Milano, Prof. Andreas Kipar - LAND (IT). 2017

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08 Landscape 4.0 | Landscape and Public Design | Open City Politecnico di Milano Summer School Piacenza, Italy. http://www. intschool.polimi.it/index_18en.html project link: https://paesaggiodelfuturo.wordpress.com/ 2018 09 Dis-connect | Housing in Karlestein | Green Building Solutions” - In Coordination with OEaD, BoKU, AIT, TU Wien and Passivhaus.Vienna, Austria. https://summer-university.net/studyabroad/green-building-solutions-vienna/ 2018 36

10 Floating boxes | Lorentaggio Library - Living Pheriphery” - Milan International Architecture Week 2018. Politecnico di Milano Milan, Italy. http://www.miaw.polimi.it/category/2018-miaw2018/ 2018 11 A-Tent | AIHsummer17 : A Temporary Room” - Archistart, Ostello del Sol, San Cataldo, Italy. A workshop composed of 48 people from different parts of the world. https://www.archistart.net/workshops/iahsummer17/ 2017 12 Symbiocity | “Evolving San Juan” - WTA Architecture + Design Studio, San Juan, Philippines. https://www.wtadesignstudio. com/evolving-san-juan-workshop 2012

SELECTED WORKS J A Y S O N

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05 Fish House | Residential | Interior Design | Quezon City, Philippines 2012 E A R L Y

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05 Angono Visual Artists Haven | Bachelor Thesis - Arts Complex | University of Santo Tomas, Prof. Sylvia Clemente (PH). 2012 06 Shopping Mall | Quezon City, Philippines | University of Santo Tomas, Prof. Rogelio Caringal (PH). 2011 07 UST Historical Museum | Manila, Philippines | University of Santo Tomas, Prof. Rogelio Caringal (PH). 2011 08 Disaster Resilient Evacuation Center| Philippines | University of Santo Tomas, Prof. Rodolfo Ventura (PH). 2010

ARTWORKS 2 0 0 8

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09 El Escorial, Madrid, Spain 10 Trier Cathedral, Germany 11 Pazzi Chapel, Florence, Italy 12 Leon Cathedral, Spain 40

PROJECT TIMELINE ARCHITEKTURBÜRO

2019

2018

2017 2016

REINBERG ZT GMBH

D I

M I L A N O

* Fishing Villages | Masters Thesis * Landscape 4.0 |Open City PoliMi Summer School * In Between - Inujima | SANAA design Studio * Urban Carpets Social housing * Dis-connect Housing in Karlestein | Green Building Solutions Austria * Casa Oscuri House + Gallery * Floating boxes | Lorentaggio Library - Living Pheriphery” * A-Tent | AIHsummer17 : A Temporary Room” Worskhop * Scalo Farini | Landscape and Public Design * St. Agnes Convent Museum * Modular Wall | Community School J AY S O N R A M I R E Z + B LO N D I E R I C C I O

2016 2015

2014 2013 2012

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Cityflex One Bedroom Studio Rennovation *Le Grande One Bedroom Studio Rennovation De Lara Mausuleum Rennovation * Acuzar Residence * Nuat Thai Spa Travalo Philippines * Kipling Store 6 Branches Galvez’ Cafeteria Rennovation Rimando Residence Rennovation Cruz’ Commercial *Barrera Residence *JCRMZ 2 storey Mixed Use Commercial * Bagong Balai Low Cost Housing | PAG-IBIG Housing 2012 * Rosarium | Student Designer JJTF Architects 2011 * Martyrs Monument | Student Designer JJTF Architects 2011

A T E L I E R

2015

2013

S A C H A

C O T T U R E

* Bamiyan Cultural Center | Competition AF * Bantayan | High End Resort and Masterplan 8 Storey Residential Building Resort | Competition * Banwa - Kaliksi Island Resort Amenities A Residential Townhouse Paranaque * Avisado Private Residence Lapu Mixed Use Building * Wermilinger Private Residence * Cotture Residence | High End Residential * Aqua Boracay | Resort Main Building W TA A R C H I T E CT U R E + D E S I G N S T U D I O

2013

2012

2012 2011 2010 2009

2008

* Angono Visual Artists Haven | Bachelor Thesis *Taichung Tower * Shopping Mall in Cubao * UST Historical Museum | Competition *UST Campus Laguna * Enclosed but not Closed Wetlands Center | Competition * Disaster Resilient Evacuation Center | Competition *UST Ephimeral Pavilion Management Control and Coordination Center * 25 bed Resilient Hospital | Competition Mother and Child Hospital

J A Y S O N

R A M I R E Z

E-mail: jaysondramirez@gmail.com Mobile: +39 3486587758 Fiscal coode: RMRJSN90S15Z216Z

c 2019