I am in the intersection of architecture and art. Exploring how indeterminacies and emotions create space in architecture, and developing self-initiated projects that engage feelings through the lens of my diasporic Filipino identity.
Architecture student based in the San Francisco Bay Area. More ︎︎︎
I am in the intersection of architecture and art. Exploring how indeterminacies and emotions create space in architecture, and developing self-initiated projects that engage feelings through the lens of my diasporic Filipino identity. Architecture student based in the San Francisco Bay Area. More ︎︎︎
Process sketches... Ideation diagrams to plans.
Life is a Drag Theater
Site: 1028 Market St, Tenderloin, San Francisco, CA
Program: Navigation center and drag theater
Year: Spring 2018
Studio: 4 Site Culture and Integral Urbanism
Faculty: Sameena Sitabkhan
Program: Navigation center and drag theater
Year: Spring 2018
Studio: 4 Site Culture and Integral Urbanism
Faculty: Sameena Sitabkhan
How can we provide for the unhoused LGBTQ+ community?
The Life is a Drag Theater is a transition space and a place of safety that is developed as a vertical extension of the streets and stacked vignettes of the city. This mini ecosystem will carry a diversity of functions, connections and relationships; the shelter is a theater, a place of storytelling. Through performance, the LGBTQ+ will be able to express their stories activating their political and spatial agencies.
The Life is a Drag Theater is a transition space and a place of safety that is developed as a vertical extension of the streets and stacked vignettes of the city. This mini ecosystem will carry a diversity of functions, connections and relationships; the shelter is a theater, a place of storytelling. Through performance, the LGBTQ+ will be able to express their stories activating their political and spatial agencies.
The suspended volumes in each floor create the in-between. They initiate interactions that foster live performances of the mundane and form individuality through their invention of new spaces.