ARCHITECTURAL

INTERIORS
KATRINA GABRIELLE F. QUILALA
https://sites.google.com/ust.edu.ph/k-quilala/home?authuser=1
LINDOG: CHURCH OF MARAWI 3
ETHOS: CONDOMINIUM UNIT RENOVATION 8
WOK THAI: FINE DINING RESTAURANT DESIGN 12
REFLECTION 19
AI P1: Resdesigning the Church of Marawi

LINDONG
Church of Marawi City
LINDONG: Initial Sketches
LINDONG: Moodboard
LINDONG: Floor Plans and Front Elevation

LINDONG
Shelter: to take refuge in a sacred place
that provides solace and tranquility in
a noble simplistic environment
LINDONG: Interior Perspectives

“Less is More”

- Ar. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Design Considerations:
AI P2: Condominium Unit Renovation

ETHOS
Pacific Plaza Condominiums
ETHOS: Initial Sketches of Bespoke Furniture
ETHOS: Moodboard
ETHOS: Floor plan
ETHOS: Home Office Perspective

ETHOS
(n. character) to provide an empowering
space that empowers its users to flourish
and thrive in a homey environment
ETHOS: Living Room and Dining Area Perspectives
AI P3: Fine Dining Restaurant Design

WOK THAI
Bonifacio Global City
WOK THAI: Concept Board
WOK THAI: Moodboard
WOK THAI: Floor Plan
WOK THAI: Exterior and Front house Perspectives
REFLECTION
Taking up Architectural Interiors was a memorable and
challenging experience for me as an architecture student.
I did enjoy the subject a lot more than Architectural
Design even if both are entirely related. Architectural
Interiors helped me remind myself that the exterior
and interior spaces go hand in hand together in a
structure so it may fulfill its functions to its end-users.
What I enjoyed most about it is conceptualizing and
planning the moodboard for the interiors. The reason for this
is the satisfaction I get when I am able to collage architectural
elements that balances each other out and are all in harmony.
I know I have a lot to improve on when it comes to
design despite receiving praises from my professors that I
am doing a good job so far. I can honestly say that I need to work
on adding more personality into my design as I tend to hesitate
and get worried if I am adding too much elements and overthinking
it wouldn’t look good in the end. Despite these shortcomings
and things to work on, I can say that I have improved a lot as a
student studying architecture. There is still a long way to go but
I know for a fact that I have gone so far in this journey of mine.
Future students and my peers taking up architecture should remind
themselves to never compare your journey to others’ progress in this
profession. Everything takes time and you should be kind to yourself.
Never hesistate to give your all in your designs, push yourself to
your limits because you can do amazing things. Always remind
yourself that Architecture is not an easy course and profession, which
goes to show how brave and worthy you are in pursuing this field.