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Design 4 - Conceptual Framework

The document discusses plans for a Philippine pavilion at the 2025 World's Fair in Osaka, Japan. The pavilion aims to exhibit Filipino arts, culture, architecture, and technology trends, while reflecting the Philippines' history and economic progress. It will provide an intelligently designed, dynamic space that considers occupants' needs through interaction between structural, mechanical, and human elements in an environmentally friendly way. The pavilion design will be inspired by the traditional Bahay Kubo home and leverage digital fabrication with bamboo, a sustainable local material, to create an innovative structure showcasing Filipino culture and values.

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Design 4 - Conceptual Framework

The document discusses plans for a Philippine pavilion at the 2025 World's Fair in Osaka, Japan. The pavilion aims to exhibit Filipino arts, culture, architecture, and technology trends, while reflecting the Philippines' history and economic progress. It will provide an intelligently designed, dynamic space that considers occupants' needs through interaction between structural, mechanical, and human elements in an environmentally friendly way. The pavilion design will be inspired by the traditional Bahay Kubo home and leverage digital fabrication with bamboo, a sustainable local material, to create an innovative structure showcasing Filipino culture and values.

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Kanlungan

Kanlungan is a filipino word means shelter against wheather


or just simply called a safe place. In resemble to the Bahay
Kubo, Kanlungan is a Philippine pavilion that will be a
shelter for all the Filipino in Expo 2025. It will serve as
a place for the Philippines to show off it’s gloriouness
against all odds. In regards to tourism, technology, arts,
culture, architecture and even delicacies.

Statement of the Problem:


In terms of international participation, a total of 43
countries and four international organizations have
announced their participation in the Expo, with countries
encouraged to confirm participation as soon as possible so
that pavilions can be prepared on time.

With the participation of the Department of Trade and


Industry, Department of Public Works and Highways,
Department of Tourism, and The Department of Foreign
Affairs; the Philippine government is going to participate
in the forthcoming World's Fair to be held in Osaka, Kansai,
Japan in 2025; in this connection, it is proposed to erect a
Philippine pavilion which will exhibit the new trends of
arts, culture, architecture, and technology of the
Filipinos.

The architectural character of the buildings shall reflect


the Filipinos' historical background and economic progress
as an emerging nation in Asia in particular.

The building shall be intelligently unique, dynamic, and


responsive architecture that provides every occupant with
productive, cost-effective, and environmentally approved
conditions through continuous interaction among its
essential elements: places (fabric; structure; facilities);
process (automation; control; systems); people (services;
users) and

management (maintenance; performance) and the interrelation


between them; without being vulgar and monstrous. The
building may be one storey on ground level or stilted with
ramp walkways. Continuous in the plan or clustered
interconnected group. Construction materials shall be
locally manufactured commercially exportable; the buildings
shall have provision on air-conditioning and heating
facilities.

Design Objectives:
1.To design a Philippine Pavilion which will exhibit the new
trends of arts, culture, architecture, the technology of the
Filipinos for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

2.The architectural character of the building shall reflect


the Filipinos' historical background and economic progress
as an emerging nation in Asia.

3.The building shall be intelligently unique, dynamic, and


responsive architecture that provides every occupant with
productive, cost-effective, and environmentally approved
conditions through continuous interaction among its basic
elements. The building must not be vulgar and monstrous in
any way.

4.Circulation and space management should emphasize


providing viewing advantages to the public.
5. A modular coordination system shall be adopted in the
plan to facilitate prefabrication and erection of the
components in the job site and hasten the pavilion's
completion.

Design Considerations:
1. Distribution
Placement and location, of each spaces must be arrange
accordingly for it to function well.

2. Circulation
Movements of the occupant inside the building should not be
interrupt by any obstacles. Must adress the traffic
condition inside the building.

3. Light and Ventilation


Light and ventilation must address properly to showcase all
of the things needed in exhibit without any hazard and
problem.

4. Orientation
Spaces must locate considering the sun shadows and
prevailing wind direction to maximize the natural resources
circulating in the building.

5. Zoning
Scrutinazing the exact location of the site will help to
provide a good and functionable building.

6. Electrical and Mechanical Facilities


Electrical and Mechanical facilities must be provide to
ensure the safety and to provide convenience to the users.

7. Climate and Weather


All materials and also the building design to be used must
be able to adapt on the climate and weather of Japan.

Design Philosophy
“Life is chaotic. Buildings should reflect it”
- Frank Gehry

Design Concept
Bahay Kubo
The Bahay Kubo was the
standard structure used
for home in the
Philipines before
colonial period. It is
the perfect manifestation
of the Filipinos’ values
and culture, some of it are the love for humanity specially
their family, it ties every Filipino despite any turmoil. It
also depicts the most nurtured Filipino value of called
‘bayanihan,’ which attributes to a spirit of collective
unity to accomplish an objective.
Design Innovation
Digital Fabricated Bamboo
Digital fabricated bamboo pavilion explore the innovative
combination of bio material with digital fabrication. Bamboo
is a rapidly renewable and high quality raw material. It is
comparable to hardwood species, but it is very lightweight
and bendable. It is also an excellent sustainable building
material because of it’s rapid growth and very low weight to
strength ratio.Bamboo is also provides a low-carbon
altenative to materials including timber, cement and steel.

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