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Name: Dhanna Mae M. Manlulu

Thesis Name: . LUMINO: LunduyanngMedisinaparasa Pilipino

What was the most difficult question asked?

The most difficult would probably be about medical utilities.

Which aspect of your project did each member dwelt/focus on?

The jury focused on the plans since it is critical in hospital design.

Who are the jury?

Arch. Rino F, Arch. Andrea A and Arch Art Garcia

How did you prepare for your thesis defense?

I prepared my drawings, completed all the requirements needed ahead
of time, and prepared my script and powerpoint. I practiced a lot, ate a lot and
prayed a lot. I made sure that I mastered my presentation so the jury would be
impressed that I really know my project (even if I don't hahashhh)

What did you consider the most in your design?

I considered the basics like anthro and ergo since it is the norm but I
focused on the zoning, adjacency, and safety because those are critical in
hospital design.

What problems did you encounter during the production of your drawings?
I had difficulty in moving on to the next phase of the project because I
have to really make a flawless plan. If my floorplans aren't finished, I cannot
move on to the elevs and sections. Thus taking my drawings a lot of time to
finish.

What took the most time in your project?

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The planning part really took a lot of time. In hospital design, the
aesthetics aren't really focused on but rather the intricate details of the plans. I
enjoyed it since I'm into logical plans than shallow facades.

Were there questions that you were not able to answer? How did you answer
it?
To the questions I didn't know the answer to, I took the risk of giving a
wild guess. Wild guess, however, it is intellectual and is backed up by
something that I really know.

How much did it cost you to produce your thesis? And did you make your
thesis by yourself?
It only took me *drum roll please* 1500 hahaha! I made the drawings
myself. I made use of powerpoint presentation which is for free instead of
boards because each board would cost you about 1200. Also, I made friends
with the ates and kuyas in printshops that's why I got discounts. (I highly
recommend ppt because you can animate your presentation. Jury will not be
bored. It's free. And in cases of revision, you don't have to reprint.)

How did your thesis adviser influenced your thesis?

My adviser influenced a lot, if not 100%. He basically rejected my first
proposal which is an Innovation Center that includes crazy R&D labs. He
spared me from a deadly thesis and I loved him for that!!! Since I still want to
pursue a medical related project, I settled for hospital. Archt. Manalad was
amazing, he didn't spoonfed us. He wanted us to grow and develop as aspiring
architects. He is the best! He gave me uno.

Did it help that you consulted other professors other than your adviser?
Yup, I consulted with professors who has specialty in hospitals,
structural and consulted on how to pull off a great presentation.

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After the deliberation, which part of your design solution, would you have
paid more attention to?
Given the chance, I would have paid more attention to Green Design,
which is part of my design objectives. But given the same chance, I wouldn't
go back to experience the deliberation again hahahaha

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