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ABOUT MEABOUT ME ABOUT ME J U L I E A N N E R . T O L E N T I N O J U L I E A N N E R . T O L E N T I N O ARCHITECTURE APPRENTICE ARCHITECTURE APPRENTICE Graduated from the University of Baguio with a degree in Architecture, I am Julie Anne Tolentino, an aspiring Architect. My education gave me a strong foundation in design and planning, and it also inspired me to focus on sustainability as a guiding principle in my work. I believe architecture today must not only respond to environmental needs but also embrace the rising technologies and evolving design trends that shape the future of our built environment. Through projects like my eco-responsive agri-tourism thesis project, I learned how to balance practical requirements with forward-looking ideas. I am excited to begin this apprenticeship as a way to apply what I’ve learned, gain real-world experience, and grow into an architect who designs spaces that are both responsible and innovative. Graduated from the University of Baguio with a degree in Architecture, I am Julie Anne Tolentino, an aspiring Architect. My education gave me a strong foundation in design and planning, and it also inspired me to focus on sustainability as a guiding principle in my work. I believe architecture today must not only respond to environmental needs but also embrace the rising technologies and evolving design trends that shape the future of our built environment. Through projects like my eco-responsive agri-tourism thesis project, I learned how to balance practical requirements with forward-looking ideas. I am excited to begin this apprenticeship as a way to apply what I’ve learned, gain real-world experience, and grow into an architect who designs spaces that are both responsible and innovative. Address: Paitan Norte, Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija Phone: 09165496145 E-mail: jannetolentino99@gmail.com Address: Paitan Norte, Cuyapo, Nueva Ecija Phone: 09165496145 E-mail: jannetolentino99@gmail.com

Bachelor of Science in Architecture University of Baguio 2021-2026 Bachelor of Science in Architecture University of Baguio 2021-2026 SOFTWARE SKILLS EDUCATION HARD SKILLS SOFT SKILLS Technical Drawing AutoCAD Revit Archicad 3D Modeling SketchUp Revit Archicad Rendering Software Enscape D5 Render Presentation Software Canva Technical Drawing AutoCAD Revit Archicad 3D Modeling SketchUp Revit Archicad Rendering Software Enscape D5 Render Presentation Software Canva Collaboration Communication Problem-solving Critical Thinking Collaboration Communication Problem-solving Critical ThinkingScience, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) St. Pius X Institute 2019-2021 Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) St. Pius X Institute 2019-2021 ArchiNEXT 2024: HCG Young Designer Competition Parque Nuestra Tierra ArchiNEXT 2024: HCG Young Designer Competition Parque Nuestra Tierra COMPETITIONS LEADERSHIP UAPSA-UB ARCS Public Relation Officer 2023 UAPSA-UB ARCS Public Relation Officer 2023 AutoCADAutoCAD EnscapeEnscape RevitRevit SketchUpSketchUp D5 RenderD5 Render CanvaCanva PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CVCV ArchicadArchicad

11 Table ofTable of ContentsContents 22 PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTSCONTENTS Agri-Tourism Growth CenterAgri-Tourism Growth Center Parque Nuestra TierraParque Nuestra Tierra

Table ofTable of ContentsContents PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTSCONTENTS 3-Storey Residential3-Storey Residential 55 33 Airport TerminalAirport Terminal

AGRITOURISM GROWTH CENTER LOCATION: BACOLOR, PAMPANGALOCATION: BACOLOR, PAMPANGA PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 01CONTENTS | 01 VICINITY MAPVICINITY MAP DESIGN PROBLEM:DESIGN PROBLEM: Bacolor’s agricultural and cultural assets are underutilized and threatened by flooding and environmental hazards, and its CLUP (2016–2025) identifies an Agri-Tourism Growth Center as a strategy to promote resilient livelihoods and sustainable rural development. Bacolor’s agricultural and cultural assets are underutilized and threatened by flooding and environmental hazards, and its CLUP (2016–2025) identifies an Agri-Tourism Growth Center as a strategy to promote resilient livelihoods and sustainable rural development. SITE ANALYSISSITE ANALYSIS

AGRI-TOURISM GROWTH CENTER: AN ECO-RESPONSIVE AND RESILIENT ARCHITECTURE FOR EXPERIENTIAL AGRI-TOURISM SPACES IN BACOLOR, PAMPANGA PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 02CONTENTS | 02 DESIGN PROCESS: ZONINGDESIGN PROCESS: ZONING50% TOURISM AREA (DOT) AGRICULTURAL LAND

AGRI-TOURISM GROWTH CENTER: AN ECO-RESPONSIVE AND RESILIENT ARCHITECTURE FOR EXPERIENTIAL AGRI-TOURISM SPACES IN BACOLOR, PAMPANGA PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 04CONTENTS | 04 DESIGN PROCESS: RELATIONSHIP OF STRUCTURES AND ACCESSDESIGN PROCESS: RELATIONSHIP OF STRUCTURES AND ACCESS

AGRI-TOURISM GROWTH CENTER: AN ECO-RESPONSIVE AND RESILIENT ARCHITECTURE FOR EXPERIENTIAL AGRI-TOURISM SPACES IN BACOLOR, PAMPANGA PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 06CONTENTS | 06 MASTER SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANMASTER SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN11 22 55 77 1414 1616 33 88 99 1212 1313 1515 1717 44 661010 1111 1. MAIN BUILDING 2. RESTAURANT AND EVENT 3. HALL 4. OPEN COURT- MARKET 5. GREEN HOUSE 6. VIEW DECK 7. FARMER’S PAVILION 8. MANMADE FOREST 9. WAREHOUSE 10. MRF 11. EXISTING MANGO FARM 12. AGRICULTURAL FARM 13. ARRIVAL AREA 14. PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE 15. OPEN FIELD 16. BUS PARKING 17. POCKET PARK 18. DROP OFF AREA 1. MAIN BUILDING 2. RESTAURANT AND EVENT 3. HALL 4. OPEN COURT- MARKET 5. GREEN HOUSE 6. VIEW DECK 7. FARMER’S PAVILION 8. MANMADE FOREST 9. WAREHOUSE 10. MRF 11. EXISTING MANGO FARM 12. AGRICULTURAL FARM 13. ARRIVAL AREA 14. PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE 15. OPEN FIELD 16. BUS PARKING 17. POCKET PARK 18. DROP OFF AREA

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 07CONTENTS | 07 The Agri-Tourism Growth Center in Bacolor, Pampanga embodies the integration of Salvan’s foundational principles with contemporary eco-responsive strategies, resulting in a design that is both functional and culturally meaningful. By harmonizing clear zoning, articulated spaces, adaptive geometry, contextual responsiveness, sustainable enclosures, integrated systems, economic viability, and human-centered design, the project achieves operational efficiency while celebrating Pampanga’s agricultural and culinary heritage. The Agri-Tourism Growth Center in Bacolor, Pampanga embodies the integration of Salvan’s foundational principles with contemporary eco-responsive strategies, resulting in a design that is both functional and culturally meaningful. By harmonizing clear zoning, articulated spaces, adaptive geometry, contextual responsiveness, sustainable enclosures, integrated systems, economic viability, and human-centered design, the project achieves operational efficiency while celebrating Pampanga’s agricultural and culinary heritage. DESIGN CONCEPTDESIGN CONCEPT ARCHITECTURAL PLANS:

ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS:REAR ELEVATIONREAR ELEVATIONLEFT SIDE ELEVATIONLEFT SIDE ELEVATIONFRONT ELEVATIONFRONT ELEVATIONRIGHT SIDE ELEVATIONRIGHT SIDE ELEVATION PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 08CONTENTS | 08

AGRITOURISM GROWTH CENTER The Agri-Tourism Growth Center in Bacolor, Pampanga embodies the integration of Salvan’s foundational principles with contemporary eco- responsive strategies, resulting in a design that is both functional and culturally meaningful. By harmonizing clear zoning, articulated spaces, adaptive geometry, contextual responsiveness, sustainable enclosures, integrated systems, economic viability, and human- centered design, the project achieves operational efficiency while celebrating Pampanga’s agricultural and culinary heritage. The Agri-Tourism Growth Center in Bacolor, Pampanga embodies the integration of Salvan’s foundational principles with contemporary eco- responsive strategies, resulting in a design that is both functional and culturally meaningful. By harmonizing clear zoning, articulated spaces, adaptive geometry, contextual responsiveness, sustainable enclosures, integrated systems, economic viability, and human- centered design, the project achieves operational efficiency while celebrating Pampanga’s agricultural and culinary heritage. PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 09CONTENTS | 09

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 10CONTENTS | 10 Its resilience to flooding, adaptability to community needs, and emphasis on inclusivity ensure that the center is not only an architectural response but also a living environment that fosters education, tourism, and local identity. Ultimately, the design demonstrates how traditional architectural frameworks, when thoughtfully adapted, can generate innovative solutions that strengthen rural development and promote sustainability in the face of environmental and social challenges Its resilience to flooding, adaptability to community needs, and emphasis on inclusivity ensure that the center is not only an architectural response but also a living environment that fosters education, tourism, and local identity. Ultimately, the design demonstrates how traditional architectural frameworks, when thoughtfully adapted, can generate innovative solutions that strengthen rural development and promote sustainability in the face of environmental and social challenges

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 11CONTENTS | 11 INTERIOR PERSPECTIVESINTERIOR PERSPECTIVES AGRITOURISM GROWTH CENTER RECEPTION AREA INTERACTIVE LIBRARY COMMON AREA CULTURAL PERFORMANCE STUDIO THEATRE INDOOR GREENHOUSE

DESIGN STRATEGIESDESIGN STRATEGIES AGRITOURISM GROWTH CENTERWATER STORAGE TANK WATER WILL BE ALLOWED TO FLOW FREELY INTO SOIL IF IT REACH A CERTAIN LEVEL TO DETENTION PONDOUTFLOW OVERFLOW INLET BIORETENTION SOIL GRAVEL BED INFILTRATION RAIN WATER CATCHMENT PASSIVE COOLING WATER CONSERVATION THERMAL BUFFER PARAMETRIC PASSIVE COOLING WALL PASSIVE COOLING - CROSS VENTILATION OPTIMIZED SHADING DAYLIGHT DIFFUSION PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 12CONTENTS | 12

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 13CONTENTS | 13 PARQUE NUESTRA TIERRA PARQUE NUESTRA TIERRA LOCATION: SAN NARCISO, ZAMBALES LOCATION: SAN NARCISO, ZAMBALES

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 14CONTENTS | 14 DESIGN PROBLEM:DESIGN PROBLEM: To design an inclusive and universally accessible coastal park in Zambales that enhances local biodiversity through native landscape architecture and stimulates the regional economy for fishermen and tourism—synthesizing indigenous materials with smart infrastructure to create a vibrant spatial hub where tradition meets innovation. To design an inclusive and universally accessible coastal park in Zambales that enhances local biodiversity through native landscape architecture and stimulates the regional economy for fishermen and tourism—synthesizing indigenous materials with smart infrastructure to create a vibrant spatial hub where tradition meets innovation.

MASTER SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANMASTER SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 15CONTENTS | 15 LOCATION: SAN NARCISO, ZAMBALESLOCATION: SAN NARCISO, ZAMBALES DESIGN SOLUTION:DESIGN SOLUTION: Parque Nuestra Tierra ("Our Land Park") is a sustainable community space in Zambales celebrating indigenous heritage, history, and the harmony between the mountains and the sea. Designed for both local fishermen and tourists, the park blends traditional craftsmanship (bamboo, stone, reclaimed wood) with modern smart technologies (AR historical guides, smart lighting, Wi-Fi, charging hubs). Universal accessibility, sensory-rich native landscaping, and public amenities position it as an inclusive hub connecting culture, nature, and innovation. Parque Nuestra Tierra ("Our Land Park") is a sustainable community space in Zambales celebrating indigenous heritage, history, and the harmony between the mountains and the sea. Designed for both local fishermen and tourists, the park blends traditional craftsmanship (bamboo, stone, reclaimed wood) with modern smart technologies (AR historical guides, smart lighting, Wi-Fi, charging hubs). Universal accessibility, sensory-rich native landscaping, and public amenities position it as an inclusive hub connecting culture, nature, and innovation.

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 16CONTENTS | 16 Rather than imposing a generic layout, the architectural planning draws directly from local history, daily fishing routines, and the natural rhythm of the shoreline. The site design carefully divides human activity from sensitive ecology, carving out vibrant areas for trade and leisure while keeping vital sea turtle nesting grounds undisturbed. Rather than imposing a generic layout, the architectural planning draws directly from local history, daily fishing routines, and the natural rhythm of the shoreline. The site design carefully divides human activity from sensitive ecology, carving out vibrant areas for trade and leisure while keeping vital sea turtle nesting grounds undisturbed. Built with familiar materials like local bamboo, stone, and reclaimed wood, the park's structures reflect indigenous craftsmanship, while discreet smart technologies add safety and accessibility. The result is a simple, accessible public landscape where Zambales' culture, everyday coastal life, and wildlife protection naturally overlap. Built with familiar materials like local bamboo, stone, and reclaimed wood, the park's structures reflect indigenous craftsmanship, while discreet smart technologies add safety and accessibility. The result is a simple, accessible public landscape where Zambales' culture, everyday coastal life, and wildlife protection naturally overlap.

LOCATION: LAOAG, ILOCOS NORTELOCATION: LAOAG, ILOCOS NORTE PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 17CONTENTS | 17 AIRPORT TERMINAL AIRPORT TERMINAL DESIGN PROBLEM:DESIGN PROBLEM: To design a modern, secure, and culturally resonant airport terminal in Laoag that serves as an efficient regional gateway—balancing high-capacity commercial passenger flow with government and economic operations, while reflecting the regional identity of Ilocos Norte through sustainable architectural design. To design a modern, secure, and culturally resonant airport terminal in Laoag that serves as an efficient regional gateway—balancing high-capacity commercial passenger flow with government and economic operations, while reflecting the regional identity of Ilocos Norte through sustainable architectural design. ROLE: I contributed across all project phases, from initial planning to the final architectural solution. I led the storyboarding and 3D visualization, utilizing AutoCAD for architectural drafting, SketchUp for 3D modeling, and Enscape for rendering. I contributed across all project phases, from initial planning to the final architectural solution. I led the storyboarding and 3D visualization, utilizing AutoCAD for architectural drafting, SketchUp for 3D modeling, and Enscape for rendering.

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 18CONTENTS | 18 PERSPECTIVESPERSPECTIVES Laoag International Airport features a biomorphic, breathable rippling roof and a noise-reducing perforated facade that maximize natural light and ventilation. Blending cultural heritage with modern functionality, the resort-inspired terminal incorporates interactive digital displays and public amenities, transforming a traditional transit hub into an immersive destination. Laoag International Airport features a biomorphic, breathable rippling roof and a noise-reducing perforated facade that maximize natural light and ventilation. Blending cultural heritage with modern functionality, the resort-inspired terminal incorporates interactive digital displays and public amenities, transforming a traditional transit hub into an immersive destination.

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 19CONTENTS | 19 FRONT ELEVATION REAR ELEVATION ELEVATIONSELEVATIONS

RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION LEFT SIDE ELEVATION PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 20CONTENTS | 20

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 21CONTENTS | 21 The diagram presents the zoning distribution of Laoag International Airport, categorizing its land use into key functional areas. The diagram presents the zoning distribution of Laoag International Airport, categorizing its land use into key functional areas. DESIGN PROCESS:DESIGN PROCESS: The airport has been designed with a well-organized layout to ensure smooth passenger flow, minimizing congestion and delays. Security, baggage handling, and customs processes have been optimized for speed and accuracy without compromising safety. The airport has been designed with a well-organized layout to ensure smooth passenger flow, minimizing congestion and delays. Security, baggage handling, and customs processes have been optimized for speed and accuracy without compromising safety. DESIGN SOLUTION:DESIGN SOLUTION: The airport terminal streamlines public accessibility by integrating dedicated transport hubs, optimized pick- up/drop-off zones, conveniently located bus and jeepney stops, and direct regional shuttle services. The airport terminal streamlines public accessibility by integrating dedicated transport hubs, optimized pick- up/drop-off zones, conveniently located bus and jeepney stops, and direct regional shuttle services.

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 22CONTENTS | 22 INTERIOR PERSPECTIVEINTERIOR PERSPECTIVEBOARDING GATERESORT FACILITYVIEWING AREAAIRPORT ACCOMMODATION

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 23CONTENTS | 23 3-STOREY3-STOREY DESIGN PROBLEM: The project involves a residential house extension with an approximate floor area of 38.5 square meters. The challenge is to maximize the limited space while providing the client’s required spaces and ensuring functionality and comfort. Space Requirements Ground Floor: Garage Second Floor: Small living area, one bedroom, and toilet and bath Third Floor: One bedroom and toilet and bath DESIGN PROBLEM: The project involves a residential house extension with an approximate floor area of 38.5 square meters. The challenge is to maximize the limited space while providing the client’s required spaces and ensuring functionality and comfort. Space Requirements Ground Floor: Garage Second Floor: Small living area, one bedroom, and toilet and bath Third Floor: One bedroom and toilet and bath ROSALES, PANGASINANROSALES, PANGASINAN PROJECT LOCATIONPROJECT LOCATION R E S I D E N C ER E S I D E N C E

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 24CONTENTS | 24 FLOOR PLANSFLOOR PLANS Software Used: Archicad was utilized for BIM drafting and detailed 3D spatial modeling, while D5 Render was employed for high-end, real-time lighting and photorealistic visualization. Software Used: Archicad was utilized for BIM drafting and detailed 3D spatial modeling, while D5 Render was employed for high-end, real-time lighting and photorealistic visualization.

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 25CONTENTS | 25 ELEVATIONSELEVATIONS FRONT ELEVATION REAR ELEVATIONREAR ELEVATION The proposed solution is a three-story residential house extension that maximizes the limited floor area of approximately 38.5 square meters through efficient vertical space planning. The proposed solution is a three-story residential house extension that maximizes the limited floor area of approximately 38.5 square meters through efficient vertical space planning.

RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION LEFT SIDE ELEVATION PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 26CONTENTS | 26 ELEVATIONSELEVATIONS The arrangement separates the functions of each floor, provides privacy for the occupants, and ensures that the client’s space requirements are met while maintaining functionality and comfort within the available area. The arrangement separates the functions of each floor, provides privacy for the occupants, and ensures that the client’s space requirements are met while maintaining functionality and comfort within the available area.

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 27CONTENTS | 27 PERSPECTIVESPERSPECTIVES

PORTFOLIOPORTFOLIO Julie Anne R. TolentinoJulie Anne R. Tolentino CONTENTS | 27CONTENTS | 27 Scan to view full CVScan to view full CV "Designing with respect for cultural identity, community life, and sustainable architecture." "Designing with respect for cultural identity, community life, and sustainable architecture."