QUILALA - UST College of Architecture 2022 Portfolio (Undergraduate)

KATRINA GABRIELLE F. QUILALA UST College of Architecture Architectural Portfolio 2018 - 2023 (expected)

KATRINA GABRIELLE F. QUILALA Phone Number

Email

(+63)927 859 7074

katrinaquilala@gmail.com

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www.linkedin.com/in/katrina-quilala-b08723242/

EDUCATION 2018- 2023

University of Santo Tomas College of Architecture

Bachelor of Science in Architecture Expected to graduate on 2023

2014 - 2018

Miriam College

Miriam College High School

Graduated with Loyalty Award

AFFLIATIONS 2020 - 2022

Treasurer

Heritage Conservation Society UST Youth Chapter

Monitored and organized finances of the organization Prepared and managed financial paperwork for the organization’s events Ensured all expenses were documented for an event Assisted in the organization’s projects and events

2019 - 2020

Thomasian Wellness Ambassador (TWA)

Heritage Conservation Society UST Youth Chapter

Collaborated with other organizations and councils regarding wellness programs Developed, implemented, and monitored wellness programs and projects of the organization Ensured that the organization/council has mental-health friendly policies and guidelines Promoted mental health within the organization/council

2018 - 2019

Executive Associate (Production Team) UST College of Architecture Student Council

Assisted in the production of props and creative materials for the organization’s events Developed and implemented design ideas for the organization’s events

COMPETITIONS 2020

University of Santo Tomas Bachelor of Science in Architecture Entered Nippon Paint AYDA 2020 Competition “Forward: ‘Human Centered Design’

SEMINARS UST College of Architecture

Informal and Socialized Housing (2021) HOUSING & BEYOND 2.0 (2022)

Heritage Conservation Society UST Youth Chapter LIKHA Series: A MURAL Painting Workshop (2020) Assistant Project Head

Architecture of Leandro Locsin: Through the Years (2021) Presented Certificates to Speakers

Continuing The Legacy: An Introduction to Adaptive Reuse and Heritage Laws (2022) Presented Certificates to Speakers

United Architects of the Philippines Student Auxiliary Quadripartite 2020 Webinar: “PAG-USWAG” Defying Limits (2020)

Docu Lico

Que Horror: Architecture of Fear in the Filipino Psyche (2020)

Anthology Festival

Anthology Architecture and Design Festival 2021 - Online Edition (2021) The Philippine Federation of Japan Alumni (PHILFEJA) A Symposium on the Beginnings of European Colonization of Southeast Asia (2021)

EXPERTISE Computer Aided Drafting and Drawing & Building Information Modelling AutoCad, Archicad, Revit, Sketchup

Digital Visualization

Enscape, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Premiere

Office Softwares

Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Forms

Soft Skills

Leadership, Collaboration, Adaptability, Interpersonal, Creativity, Critical Thinking

Languages

English, Filipino

TABLE OF CONTENTS HIMAYA

Architectural Design 5 Boracay Ati Tribe Communal Culture Centre

6-9

Nippon Paint AYDA 2020 Competition “Forward: ‘Human Centered Design’

PARKCADE Architectural Design 6 University Multistorey Carpark

10 - 13

ETHOS Architectural Interiors Condominium Unit Renovation Home Office, Living Room, Dining and Kitchen Area

14

WOK THAI Architectural Interiors Fine - Dining Restaurant Design Storefront Exterior and Dessert Bar Design

15

RENASIMIYENTO Architectural Design 7 Medical Arts Building

16 - 19

MODAKUBO Architectural Design 8 Philippine Pavilion of the Future

20 - 23

BALAKBAY Architectural Design 8 Theater - Cinema Complex

24 - 27

HIMAYA

Boracay Ati Tribe Communal Culture Centre

Architectural Design 5

Nippon Paint AYDA 2020 Competition “Forward: ‘Human Centered Design’

The project is an entry to the Asia Young Designer Award (AYDA) Nippon Paint 2020 Competition entitled “Forward: Human Centered Design”. Human Centered Design is an approach that focuses on the needs of peoples not as individuals, but as societies with complicated, entrenched issues.

The stakeholders of this project is the Boracay Ati Tribe community. This indigenous group has been the first inhabitats of the reknown island. However, they have been struggling with discrimination and harrassment, as their ancestral land is at risk of being upsurtion despite having a native title over their land.

The Himaya Communal Culture Centre aims 1) to provide a space that would showcase the tangible and intangible elements of the Ati Tribe, 2) to set up a strategy that would cater to the changing needs of community, and lastly 3) to integrate sustainable approaches and methods into the project that would aid in the overall development of the Ati Tribe.

The Himaya Boracay Ati Tribe Communal Culture Centre is located adjacent to the Boracay Ati Tribe Community where the Indigenous People reside.

The Multi-Purpose Hall functions as a public gathering space for both the Ati Tribe and the visitors of the communal culture centre.

The Multi-Purpose Hall Lobby serves as a welcoming space for the Ati Tribe and the visitors of the communal culture centre.

The Weaving and Sewing Workshop is provided as these two intangible elements are a part of the Atri Tribe’s culture and tradition.

The Weaving and Sewing Workshop is provided as these two intangible elements are a part of the Atri Tribe’s culture and tradition.

PARKCADE University Multistorey Carpark

Architectural Design 6 Park and play in a multi-functional parking house located within the University of Santo Tomas, Sampaloc, Manila, that offers diverse recreational spaces to its users while promoting sustainability through biophilic design.

ETHOS

Condominum Unit Renovation

Architectural Interiors Located in Makati City, Metro Manila, the designer aims to provide an empowering space that enables its users to flourish and thrive in a homey environment through urban modernity.

WOK THAI Fine - Dining Restaurant Design

Architectural Interiors Providing an inviting and bona fide Thai fine dining experience that caters to its customers through its distinguishing ambiance and unusual cuisine, located in 7th Avenue, Bonifacio Global City, Metro Manila.

RENASIMIYENTO Medical Arts Building

Architectural Design 7 Located in Pasay, Manila, The Renasimiyento Medical Arts Building empowers and encourages rebirth through utilizing sustainable methods and approaches that aids in the overall healing and recovery of its users in a nurturing and therapeutic envuronment.

Materials resembling earth textures were applied into the design. This gives off a homey and soft feel to its users and breaks of the stereotype of healthcare buildings giving off “intimidating” or “terrifying” environments.

Choice of material plays a major role in medical arts building to further encourage its users to their overall mental and physical recovery.

The form of the Medical Arts Building is inspired by the Butterfly. It symbolizes tranformation and joy in which the Renasimiyento Medical Arts Building aims for its patients and end-users to feel in this healthcare environement.

Alternating floors and overhangs gave the designer the opportunity to provide healthcare related spaces and outdoor spaces that are essential to the overall design concept of the project.

MODAKUB O Philippine Pavilion of the Future

Architectural Design 8 HIBLAHABI: Interweaving the threads of Filipino culture that is bounded by living tradition through showcasing the timeless synergy of nature, sustainability, and artisanship.

The form comes fron the Filipiniana that symbolizes pride, strength, and willingness of the Filipino to fight for her own freedom

Exploded Axonometric of the Modakubo

The Modakubo is equipped with varying spaces that exhibits and showcases the Filipino culture, specifically the Filipino Fashion Industry. It is provided with galleries to showcases the works of prominent designers in that creative field. Workshops are also present to share the intangible elements of weaving and crafting.

Public spaces such as cafes and outdoor spaces are present within the pavilion for socializing and relaxing

BALAKBAY Theater - Cinema Complex

Architectural Design 8 The Balakbay Clark, Pampanga Theater Cinema complex reclibrates the inherent beauty of viewing experience of performances. The project site is located in Clark Freeport Zone, Angeles, Pampanga. It was redeveloped from a disused US airport into a leisure, exercise, entertainment, and gaming hub.

The form of the buildings comes from the Balangay. The Kapampangan were boat people as this was their culture. The Balangay symbolizes as a vessel for the spirit to traverse; journey to discovery and enlightenment

The interiors off the Balakbay Theater - Cinema Complex are designed in such a The colors of blue, gold, green and textures of wood and metal are fused togeth into acoustic panels that aids in the overall acoustic design of the theater and cine Cladding. It is able to self clean and has a high pollution abatement performance

a way that its users feel they are in a vessel that is journeying through enlightenment. her to mimick boat-like textures. These textures and materials are carefully designed emas. The exterirors of the compelx are equipped with Photocatalytic Coated Slated e.