EMMERGING LANDSCAPPES: MINI-THESISS
The New Clark City (NCC) in Capas Tarlac was the site for this year’s mini thesis research project. It is a master planned city with an area of around 9500 hectares and more than 50% will be dedicated to parks, river edges developments, protected areas and open spaces, thus the concept of NCC as an Emerging Landscape is the theme for the LA 132 class. This is an opportunity for the students to show their expertise in ensuring that this will be a sustainable healthy city in the future.
The class was tasked to prepare an architectural research on their selected topics and prepare a conceptual design and recommendations on their findings.
Topics range from ecosystem services on riverine systems and open spaces, policy reviews and design guidelines assessments, food security, streetscape design, accessible and cultural landscapes.
Disclaimer: Most of the information came from the internet and publicly accessible sources. The use of the masterplan, CAD plans and images as references for the design plate are solely for educational purposes. BCDA, the owner-developer of NCC was informed of this academic exercise.
NEW CCLARK AS A SPOONGE CITY
INTEGRATING GREEN-BLUE SUSTEMS IN STORMWATER MANAGEMENT
Atole, Arvin dC.
ENVISIOONING A SPACE FOR SUUSTAINABLE LIVINGG
POSSIBILITIES OF URBAN CULTURAL ECOSYSTEM SERVICES IN THE RIVERINE SYSTEM OF AN EMERGING CITY
Esquivel, Regine Marie C.
ZERRO, ZILCH, ZIPP, NADAA
EXPLORING ZERO-ACREAGE FARMING PRACTICES IN NEW CLARK CITY
Katague, Kamille Noriel
ESTABLISHHING VISUAL IDDENTITY
EXPLORATION OF INDIGENOUS CULTURE IN CONCEPT GENERATION OF STREET FURNITURE DESIGN IN NEW CLARK CITY
Samson, Hannah Kisha
CRADDLE TO CCRADLE DESIGN IN URBANN LANDSCAPESS
ECO-EFFECTIVE PARK IN NEW CLARK CITY
Trias, Edrianne Rae M.
REMOOVING BARRIERS
INCLUSIVE LANDSCAPES FOR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED PARALYMPIC ATHLETES IN THE ATHLETE’S VILLAGE OF NEW CLARK CITY
Villanueva, Pamela Therese C.
INCCLUSIVE INDIGENOUS LANDDSCAPES
RECLAIMING LIVELIHOOD OF AETA COMMUNITIES THROUGH SCHOOL OF LIVING TRADITIONS
Castillo, Robert Jed Nathaniel C.
ESSTABLISHING WAYFINDDING SYSTEMSS
SUPPORTING INDEPENDENCE OF THE VISUALLY AND AUDITORY IMPARED IN THE STREETS THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL GRAPHIC DESIGN
Fajardo, Joselle Marie B.
THE BLUUE X GREEN FARRM
DIVERSIFYING THE AGRI-INDUSTRY OF NEW CLARK CITY BY INTEGRATING AGRICULTURE, AQUACULTURE, AND THE COMMUNITY THROUGH SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE
Manalo, Francis Kyle I.
DEVELOPING A LANDSCAPE GREEN RATING SYSTEM THROUGH EMERGING SUSTAINABLE UURBANISM THEORIES AND EXISTING INTERNATIONAL GREEN RATING SYSTEMS AND EVALUATING PHILIPPINES’ NEW CLARK CITY
Tan, Jeffrey Steven K.
GARDDEN OF EDEEN + NOOAH’S ARKK
SHAPING URBAN BIODIVERSITY IN THE CLARK CITY THROUGH BLUE-GREEN CORRIDORS AND PLANT SPECIES RICHNESS
Trias, Edrianne Rae M.