portfolio.HANNAH DUQUESELECTED WORKS2 0 2 3 - 2 0 2 6a r c h i t e c t u r a lA R C H I T E C T U R E G R A D U A T E

I am Hannah, an architecture graduate passionate about thoughtful, people-centered design. I believe architecture should create meaningful spaces that respond to people, context, and purpose. My interest in sketching, photography, and digital art continues to shape my approach to design. Hello! PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE CONTACT INFO HANNAH ELIZABETH A . DUQUE 07 - 22 - 2003 hannahduque03@gmail.com +639946822107 Blk 49 Lt 47 Ph2, Brgy. Langkaan-2 Dasmarinas City, Cavite i facebook.com/h.duque03/

EDUCATION 2021 - 2026 CURRICULUM VITAECavite State University - Main Campus Bachelor of Science in Architecture Indang, Cavite Academic Scholar (A .Y. 2021 - 2026) 2015 - 2021Immaculate Conception Academy - West Junior & Senior High School Dasmariñas City, Cavite with High Honors SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY BIM AutoCAD Revit (Beginner) Modelling Sketchup Rendering Enscape D5 Render (Beginner) Graphics and Presentation Canva Ibispaint X Photoshop EXPERIENCE June 2021 - 2022 Secretary-General | UFY-SC Committee on Sports, Arts, and Cul ture Recorded meeting minutes, monitored member attendance, and prepared committee accomplishment reports for submission to the student council. Supported the committee's administrative operations in organizing programs for f irst-year students. Sept. 2022 - 2024 Business Manager | UAPSA - Cavite State University Chapter Planned, coordinated, and managed the production of organizational merchandise. Communicated with suppliers, oversaw logistics, and ensured timely delivery of products for organization members June 2024 - 2025 Vice President on Operations | UAPSA - Cavite State University Chapter Oversaw the planning and execution of organizational events and projects by monitoring operations, coordinating logistics, and implementing solutions to ensure eff icient program delivery. 2020 - present Digital Arts and Photo Editing Created digital graphics and edited photographs using industry-standard design software for academic, organizational, and personal projects. 2021 - present Drafting and Rendering Experience in f reelancing and commissioned work, specializing in manual drafting, 2D and 3D AutoCAD drafting, digital design, and architectural rendering. ii

02 THE COAST RESIDENCE PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE iii CONTENTS 01 THESIS 01 - 05 06 - 10

CONTENTS iv 04 QUINTANA 16 - 19 05 MISCELLANEOUS 20 - 30 03 MECCANISMO 11 -15

PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE 01 01 THESISCLARK LINK: A PROPOSED ECO-CULTURAL TERMINAL EXCHANGE AND TOURISM CENTER LOCATION: CLARK, PAMPANGA TYPOLOGY: MIXED-USED DEVELOPMENT

02CLARK LINK is designed to improve regional connectivity and make everyday travel more accessible and seamless. More than a transport facility, the project reflects my belief in architecture that responds to people’s needs with care and purpose. We chose this project because I believe good design should not only shape spaces, but also make people’s journeys easier, more comfortable, and more meaningful. mixed-use development | CLARK LINK

477006655778899101011112222221212111133444444S E R V I C E R O A DS E R V I C E R O A DP U V & S E R V I C E O N L Y E X I TP U V & S E R V I C E O N L Y E X I T7 . 4 M R R O W7 . 4 M R R O W100001200059830338370338370117760115001004023531010765028830107110521402357504678028630SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANBalibago, Angeles, Pampanga, near CRK Airport RoadO P E N F I E L D O P E N F I E L DO P E N F I E L D O P E N F I E L DO P E N F I E L DO P E N F I E L DTOTAL LOT AREA:7.9 HaC R E E KC R E E KC R E E KC R E E K7 . 4 M R R O W7 . 4 M R R O W11729052260E N T R Y P O I N TE N T R Y P O I N TE X I T P O I N TE X I T P O I N TLEGEND1 2 3 4 5P U B L I C P A R K I N G - 1 2 0 C A R ( 1 6 P W D ) , 3 6 M O T O R C Y C L E S P U B L I C P A R K I N G - 1 2 0 C A R ( 1 6 P W D ) , 3 6 M O T O R C Y C L E SS E C U R I T Y P O S TS E C U R I T Y P O S TL A N D M A R KL A N D M A R KT O U R I S M C E N T E RT O U R I S M C E N T E RD R O P - O F FD R O P - O F FT E R M I N A LT E R M I N A LS T A G I N G B A Y - 2 0 S L O TS T A G I N G B A Y - 2 0 S L O TP U B D I S P A T C H O F F I C EP U B D I S P A T C H O F F I C EM O T O R P O O LM O T O R P O O LM A I N T E N A N C EM A I N T E N A N C ES T A F F P A R K I N G - 2 2 C A R ( 2 P W D )S T A F F P A R K I N G - 2 2 C A R ( 2 P W D )M R FM R F6 7 8 9 10 11 12 PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE 03

ROOFSECOND FLOORFIRST FLOORMATERIAL CONCEPTThe building envelope utilizes a hybrid wall assembly composed of reinforced concrete walls, autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) masonry blocks, and aluminum composite panel cladding to achieve structural stability, lightweight construction, and a contemporary architectural appearance.The project incorporates Low-E double- glazed curtain wall glazing supported by an aluminum framing system to maximize daylight penetration while improving thermal performance and energy efficiency.AAC AND ALUMINUM COMPOSITE PANEL CLADDINGLOW - E DOUBLE- GLAZED CURTAIN WALLA steel space frame roof system composed of structural steel members is utilized in major public areas to achieve wide column- free spans and enhance spatial openness.STEEL SPACE FRAMEInspired by Clark International Airport, the project adopts lahar-inspired flooring materials to reflect the resilience, geological identity, and natural landscape of Central Luzon through a contemporary terminal design.FLOOR TILE04 mixed-use development | CLARK LINK

3AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM21ROOF ENVELOPECOLUMN SYSTEM A reinforced concrete column system with standard column dimensions of 700mm × 700mm arranged in a 10m × 10m modular grid is employed to efficiently support vertical loads while maintaining spatial flexibility throughout the terminal.COMMERCIAL AREA EXHIBIT AREA ADMIN OFFICE JEEPNEY TERMINALCOMMERCIAL AREA EXHIBIT HALL TOURISM OFFICES BUS TERMINAL0An insulated standing seam metal roofing system with integrated skylight glazing panels is employed to provide weather protection, thermal insulation, and natural daylight access within terminal interiors.ROOF SYSTEMSTEEL SPACE FRAMEENGINEERED BAMBOO (GLULAM) 05 CLARK LINK | mixed-use development

02 THE COAST RESIDENCELOCATION: MANDALUYONG CITY, METRO MANILA TYPOLOGY: MIXED-USED DEVELOPMENT 06 HANNAH DUQUE PORTFOLIO

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mixed-use development | THE COAST RESIDENCE 08 THE COAST RESIDENCES is a mixed-use development inspired by the relationship between kelp forests and the coast. Developed collaboratively, the project explores how architecture and landscape can create stronger connections between people, community, and nature. I was particularly involved in shaping the project’s conceptual direction and identity, site development and overall landscape design, and the planning and design of The Quarry, its commercial component. The project embodies my belief in creating spaces where community meets convenience, while remaining open, welcoming, and thoughtfully connected to its surroundings.

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10 The Quarry takes inspiration from the rocks where kelp naturally anchors itself along the coast. This relationship became the starting point for shaping the mall, using grounded forms and connected spaces to create a place that feels welcoming rather than simply functional. I wanted The Quarry to feel like a natural part of the community, where people can come together, move freely, and enjoy everyday moments. This same idea carries into the landscape, where open spaces, pathways, and greenery connect the different parts of the development. More than just filling the spaces between buildings, the landscape was designed to bring people closer to nature and to one another, creating a sense of openness and belonging throughout the community. mixed-use development | THE COAST RESIDENCE

PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE 11 03 MECCANISMOLOCATION: TRECE MARTIRES CITY, CAVITE TYPOLOGY: MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENTMECCA NISMO MECCA NISMO

12MECCANISMO is a proposed five-storey mixed-use commercial center developed collaboratively around the idea of a clockwork mechanism. I was drawn to the way each gear has its own role, yet none of them can work alone. This became the starting point for exploring how retail, workspaces, and other functions could come together to create a place that stays active and connected throughout the day. The retail component became the main focus of my work, shaping the mall as an active and social part of the development. Its spaces, circulation, and connections were designed to make the experience easy to navigate while encouraging people to stay, interact, and move naturally through the building. Much like the gears that keep a clock moving, the project explores how different spaces can work together to create a rhythm that supports everyday life. mixed-use development | MECCANISMO

PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUECARVED BY WIND AND SUN PATH ANALYSISRESIDENTIALOFFICESCOMMERCIALUNDERDRAIN PIPE, TYP. 6'’ DIAMETERFILTER STRIPPAVEMENTBIOSLOPE (3:1 MAXIMUM) (2' MINIMUM WIDTH)DESIGN STRATEGIESTERRAIN ADAPTIVE DESIGNINCORPORATE SPLIT-LEVEL FLOORS TO CREATE DISTINCT ZONES FOR COMMERCIAL, OFFICE, AND RESIDENTIAL SPACES WHILE OPTIMIZING VIEWS AND NATURAL LIGHT. INTEGRATE PARTS OF THE STRUCTURE INTO THE SLOPE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THERMAL MASS, REDUCING HEAT FLUCTUATIONS AND ENHANCING INSULATION INCORPORATE SPLIT-LEVEL FLOORS TO CREATE DISTINCT ZONES FOR COMMERCIAL, OFFICE, AND RESIDENTIAL SPACES WHILE OPTIMIZING VIEWS AND NATURAL LIGHT. INTEGRATE PARTS OF THE STRUCTURE INTO THE SLOPE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THERMAL MASS, REDUCING HEAT FLUCTUATIONS AND ENHANCING INSULATIONLIVING RETAINING WALLINTEGRATE REINFORCED CONCRETE SHEAR WALLS AND STIFFENED BUILDING CORES TO RESIST LATERAL FORCES FROM WINDS OR SEISMIC ACTIVITY.SHEAR WALLS AND CORE REINFORCEMENT SHEAR WALLS AND CORE REINFORCEMENTSELF-HEALING CONCRETE USES BACTERIA OR MICROCAPSULES TO REPAIR CRACKS AFTER SEISMIC ACTIVITY. A NOVEL TYPE OF CEMENT- BASED MATERIAL CHARACTERIZED BY THE ABILITY OF THE CONCRETE TO SELF- SEAL CRACKS OCCURRING DUE TO EXTERNAL LOADING AND/OR EXPOSURE IN AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS, WITH CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WITHIN THE CONCRETE, WITH THE AID OF RAINWATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE AIR. SELF-HEALING CONCRETE USES BACTERIA OR MICROCAPSULES TO REPAIR CRACKS AFTER SEISMIC ACTIVITY. A NOVEL TYPE OF CEMENT- BASED MATERIAL CHARACTERIZED BY THE ABILITY OF THE CONCRETE TO SELF- SEAL CRACKS OCCURRING DUE TO EXTERNAL LOADING AND/OR EXPOSURE IN AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS, WITH CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WITHIN THE CONCRETE, WITH THE AID OF RAINWATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE AIR.NATIVE PLANT & FIREBREAK LANDSCAPING PLANT DROUGHT-RESISTANT NATIVE SPECIES TO REDUCE IRRIGATION NEEDS WHILE SUPPORTING LOCAL BIODIVERSITY. USE LOW-FLAMMABILITY PLANTS (E.G., SUCCULENTS, HARDWOOD TREES) AROUND THE PERIMETER. NATIVE PLANT & FIREBREAK LANDSCAPING PLANT DROUGHT-RESISTANT NATIVE SPECIES TO REDUCE IRRIGATION NEEDS WHILE SUPPORTING LOCAL BIODIVERSITY. USE LOW-FLAMMABILITY PLANTS (E.G., SUCCULENTS, HARDWOOD TREES) AROUND THE PERIMETER.BIOSLOPESFILTER FABRIC2' MINIMUMSELF-HEALING CONCRETE USES BACTERIA OR MICROCAPSULES TO REPAIR CRACKS AFTER SEISMIC ACTIVITY. A NOVEL TYPE OF CEMENT- BASED MATERIAL CHARACTERIZED BY THE ABILITY OF THE CONCRETE TO SELF- SEAL CRACKS OCCURRING DUE TO EXTERNAL LOADING AND/OR EXPOSURE IN AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS, WITH CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WITHIN THE CONCRETE, WITH THE AID OF RAINWATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE AIR. SELF-HEALING CONCRETE USES BACTERIA OR MICROCAPSULES TO REPAIR CRACKS AFTER SEISMIC ACTIVITY. A NOVEL TYPE OF CEMENT- BASED MATERIAL CHARACTERIZED BY THE ABILITY OF THE CONCRETE TO SELF- SEAL CRACKS OCCURRING DUE TO EXTERNAL LOADING AND/OR EXPOSURE IN AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS, WITH CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WITHIN THE CONCRETE, WITH THE AID OF RAINWATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE AIR.SELF-HEALING CONCRETE USES BACTERIA OR MICROCAPSULES TO REPAIR CRACKS AFTER SEISMIC ACTIVITY. A NOVEL TYPE OF CEMENT- BASED MATERIAL CHARACTERIZED BY THE ABILITY OF THE CONCRETE TO SELF- SEAL CRACKS OCCURRING DUE TO EXTERNAL LOADING AND/OR EXPOSURE IN AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS, WITH CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WITHIN THE CONCRETE, WITH THE AID OF RAINWATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE AIR. SELF-HEALING CONCRETE USES BACTERIA OR MICROCAPSULES TO REPAIR CRACKS AFTER SEISMIC ACTIVITY. A NOVEL TYPE OF CEMENT- BASED MATERIAL CHARACTERIZED BY THE ABILITY OF THE CONCRETE TO SELF- SEAL CRACKS OCCURRING DUE TO EXTERNAL LOADING AND/OR EXPOSURE IN AGGRESSIVE ENVIRONMENTS, WITH CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WITHIN THE CONCRETE, WITH THE AID OF RAINWATER AND CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE AIR.NATIVE PLANT & FIREBREAK LANDSCAPING PLANT DROUGHT-RESISTANT NATIVE SPECIES TO REDUCE IRRIGATION NEEDS WHILE SUPPORTING LOCAL BIODIVERSITY. USE LOW-FLAMMABILITY PLANTS (E.G., SUCCULENTS, HARDWOOD TREES) AROUND THE PERIMETER. NATIVE PLANT & FIREBREAK LANDSCAPING PLANT DROUGHT-RESISTANT NATIVE SPECIES TO REDUCE IRRIGATION NEEDS WHILE SUPPORTING LOCAL BIODIVERSITY. USE LOW-FLAMMABILITY PLANTS (E.G., SUCCULENTS, HARDWOOD TREES) AROUND THE PERIMETER.NATIVE PLANT & FIREBREAK LANDSCAPING PLANT DROUGHT-RESISTANT NATIVE SPECIES TO REDUCE IRRIGATION NEEDS WHILE SUPPORTING LOCAL BIODIVERSITY. USE LOW-FLAMMABILITY PLANTS (E.G., SUCCULENTS, HARDWOOD TREES) AROUND THE PERIMETER. NATIVE PLANT & FIREBREAK LANDSCAPING PLANT DROUGHT-RESISTANT NATIVE SPECIES TO REDUCE IRRIGATION NEEDS WHILE SUPPORTING LOCAL BIODIVERSITY. USE LOW-FLAMMABILITY PLANTS (E.G., SUCCULENTS, HARDWOOD TREES) AROUND THE PERIMETER.NATIVE PLANT & FIREBREAK LANDSCAPING PLANT DROUGHT-RESISTANT NATIVE SPECIES TO REDUCE IRRIGATION NEEDS WHILE SUPPORTING LOCAL BIODIVERSITY. USE LOW-FLAMMABILITY PLANTS (E.G., SUCCULENTS, HARDWOOD TREES) AROUND THE PERIMETER.A LINEAR STORMWATER BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICE (BMP) THAT USES A PERMEABLE SOIL MEDIA TO CAPTURE, FILTER, AND TREAT RUNOFF FROM PAVED ARE

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15 MECCANISMO | mixed-use development

04 QUINTANALOCATION: TRECE MARTIRES CITY, CAVITE TYPOLOGY: GOVERNMENT & CIVIC CENTER 16 HANNAH DUQUE PORTFOLIO

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Inspired by Trece Martires’ earlier name, Quintana, and its connection to the idea of a country house, we took inspiration from a simpler and more open way of experiencing space. This led us to bring greenery, public spaces, and areas for interaction into the civic environment. Through Quintana, I wanted to explore how government architecture can feel more approachable and human, creating a place that genuinely feels like it belongs to the people it serves.QUINTANA is a proposed new Trece Martires City Hall with a recreational park, but we wanted it to be more than just a place for government services. We imagined it as a space that people could actually feel comfortable being in, whether they are there for work, to access public services, to spend time with others, or simply to take a break from the usual pace of the city.GROUND FLOOR PLANSECOND FLOOR PLAN18 government & civic center | QUINTANA

19 QUINTANA | government & civic center

05 MISCELLANEOUSVISUALIZATIONS, ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS & LAYOUTS 20 HANNAH DUQUE PORTFOLIO

PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE PICKLE PLAYCOMMISSIONED WORK | COMMERCIAL 21

MISCELLANEOUS 22 TOILET & BATHARCHITECTURAL PLATE | VISUALIZATION

23 TOILET & BATHARCHITECTURAL PLATE | CAD DRAWINGS PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE

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25 DETAILED KITCHENARCHITECTURAL PLATE | CAD DRAWINGS PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE

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MISCELLANEOUS DETAILED KITCHENARCHITECTURAL PLATE | CAD DRAWINGS PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE 27

RAC CONSTRUCTIONON-THE-JOB TRAINING | CAD DRAWINGS MISCELLANEOUS 28

RAC CONSTRUCTIONON-THE-JOB TRAINING | CAD DRAWINGS 29 PORTFOLIO HANNAH DUQUE

LAYOUTS & VISUALIZATIONARCHITECTURAL PLATE MISCELLANEOUS 30

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