Ranlo Justin_Portfolio_2020

Justin DeBelen
Bachelor of
Design
(Architecture)
O N L I N E
Ranlojdb@gmail.com
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SKILL OVERVIEW
ArchiCAD
AutoCAD
SketchUP
Aftereffects
Photoshop
Traditional Sketching
Physical Modeling
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PART I | Diploma in Architecture
03
13
19
TWO-STROKE HOUSE
REJUVINATION
CONTINUUM
PART II | In Practice
25 ATELIER DESIGN ARCHITECTS
PART II | Bachelor of Design (Architecture)
31
39
CYCLE OF LIFE
COMMON|WEALTH
02

03 | PART I
T W O
S T R O K E
H O U S E

PART I | 04

TWO STROKE HOUSE
05 | PART I

Drawing inspiration from an internal
combustion engine, the form of the
house became a play of volumes
locked in a perpetual dynamic dance
against each other.
The resulting floor plan allows for a
compact spatial layout with spaces
being adjacent to each other, thus
removing the need for corridors.
TWO STROKE HOUSE
PART I | 06

TWO STROKE HOUSE
07 | PART I

TWO STROKE HOUSE
PART I | 08

TWO STROKE HOUSE
09 | PART I

PART I | 10

TWO STROKE HOUSE
11 | PART I

PART I | 12

13 | PART I
REJUVINATION

PART I | 14

REJUVINATION
15 | PART I

This project was aimed at
creating a successful clinic
where chronically ill patients
would be comfortable and at
ease.
In order to achieve this goal,
three main features have been
incorporated in to the design.
A R T S P A C E
L O U N G E
G A R D E N I N G
All these aspects help to
rejuvenate the inner-self of the
patients. Spaces where they can
express themselves and take
ownership of this facility and
therefore becoming its
participative stakeholders.
REJUVINATION
PART I | 16

REJUVINATION
17 | PART I

REJUVINATION
PART I | 18

C O N
T I N
U U M
19 | PART I

PART I | 20

Located in Joo Chiat, Singapore, the
overall feel of the site is one of
claustrophobia and emptiness. Some
public spaces are scattered
throughout the site but they are poor
attempts to free up this chaotic mess.
EDUCATION
FOCUS
U R B A N C O R R I D O R
The Design Intent was to create an
opening within Joo Chiat, spaces are
molded to facilitate the rise of the
quality of life within Joo Chiat. In order
to do this the main focus of the design
is education, the key step to a better
society.
CONTINUUM
21 | PART I

CONTINUUM
PART I | 22

CONTINUUM
23 | PART I

CONTINUUM
PART I | 24

25 | PART II
IN
PRACTICE

PART II | 26

RESIDENTIAL
27 | PART II

This featured real world project
is 4 Brizay Park, in Singapore.
A +3600sqm two storey
residential project with an attic,
involving architectural, interior
and landscaping design works.
Various views have been
created
drawings
alongside
simultaneously
detail
for
construction drawings and client
presentations.
The house boasts 5 bedrooms
with multiple restrooms,
entertainment rooms and an
indoor/outdoor pool.
RESIDENTIAL
PART II | 28

RESIDENTIAL
29 | PART II

RESIDENTIAL
PART II | 30

31 | PART III
CYCLE
OF
LIFE

PART III | 32

This exercise aims to define the state
of cities of 2050, with food production
as the primary focus.
Long-term temporary accommodation
dubbed the slow house, is the medium
in which the concept is applied.
By 2050, our requirements for food
will surpass the Earth's capacity to
provide, unless we change our ways.
The design incorporates features
which facilitate localized food
production.
Through localized production, the
entire process would be made twice as
efficient reducing the need for most of
the required logistical operations in
traditional farming.
In the span of 30 years, our cities will
be producing their own food.
CYCLE OF LIFE
33 | PART III

CYCLE OF LIFE
PART III | 34

CYCLE OF LIFE
35 | PART III

CYCLE OF LIFE
PART III | 36

CYCLE OF LIFE
37 | PART III

CYCLE OF LIFE
PART III | 38

39 | PART III
COMMON
WEALTH

PART III | 40

The Commonwealth masterplan
prioritizes social and ecological wellbeing.
Based on the six pillars of a
sustainable city.
C O M M O N I N G
C O H O U S I N G
A G R O U R B A N I S M
D E G R O W T H
R E P A R A T I O N
O P E N C I T Y
Modules were designed, creating a
language that echoes through the
entire site, carrying consistent yet
different spatial experiences.
Spread throughout the site is a web of
pedestrian paths connecting the
allocated hubs, ensuring everything is
accessible to everyone. These paths
weave through the site, connecting
not just horizontal planes but
vertically as well.
Existing buildings on site are kept and
repurposed as required.
COMMONWEALTH
41 | PART III

COMMONWEALTH
PART III | 42

COMMONWEALTH
43 | PART III

PART III | 44

45 | PART III

PART III | 46

Ranlo Justin L. De Belen
RANLOJDB@GMAIL.COM
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