Amazing!!! I'm a Filipino architecture student and watching this inspired me to explore more ideas for my country's very reallll problems. Thank you for this.
I'm also researching modular housing in Korea. In 2020, I published a report on '가족구성 변화를 고려한 가변형 모듈러 주택모델 연구(A Study on Variable Modular Housing Model Considering Family Life Cycle)' in Korea, and I was thinking about making a house with a modularized space that considers the production system. I'm late, but I'm glad to see a cinematic work with a nice scenario. I subscribed and look forward to your future works.
This design of yours is astanoshing. As incoming 5th year arki student I'm very excited and nervous at the same time to take my first thesis in architecture but seeing your design boosted my confidence to keep forward. I love your concepts, aesthetics, design and plans. Keep up the good work!
As a student of planning ....it is magnificent case to study and note down these concepts to tackle the universal problem stated in the video And representation of this video is at another level ... hat's off to hard work.
Estoy sorprendido de como dominas el espacio hibrido e involucras a la sociedad rezagada en un mismo lugar ofreciendo igualdad de oportunidades para todos. La movilidad, el diseño prefabricado, el estudio de los filipinos, todo es increíble. Saludos desde México!
I really like your approach to producing more housing units for the community with limited buildable space. It would be nice if we could see your work online, where deeper subjects were discussed like the sewerage system of these modular units or solutions for natural hazards like earthquakes. Hoping to see more of your works
Good job. I'm just browsing for my plate animation music and i just found this. It gives me an idea and it boosts my esteem and passion architecture. Thank you
I've seen the Nightingale 1 & 2 in videos, and I have a dream of building something similar here in Manila. Not in this scale though, which is amazing. I've seen the buildings along the railroads you've mentioned (along Osmeña?) and agree that it does need to be changed. I really hope your vision will be realized soon.
Sir, I'd like to express my gratitude on how you're passionate and love the Philippines through planning. This is undeniably beautiful vision and idea of yours, I hope the government will take consideration on this kind of project. Very interesting innovation, it's like "if you can't build a substation tunnel underground cos of the potential floods then why not create a tunnel on the ground while having mixed-use development on the vertical spaces" I only have a question sir regarding the PWD's, BP 344, what approach did you use to solve this problem? Cos I really wonder how it's solved as it's a multi-storey structure. I'm really amazed by your thesis and I'd like to learn new innovations in the Philippines as I am an architecture student, I hope you'd notice this comment and consider my queries. More power!
Thanks so much for your kind words. Yes I definitely thought about accessibility. There are 1:12 ramps throughout the structure for access that are spaced out on the hub clusters (stations) which I think I’ve failed to highlight/discuss during my presentation due to the time limit. As lifts/elevators are expensive I didn’t think it was feasible for this project. But ultimately this thesis is a work-in-progress and definitely not the only solution and most definitely not perfect and in need of improvements and involvements from everyone from all sectors. I am very confident though that with the right people, team and exposure, Nightingale Manila will become a reality one day. Sometimes all we need is to be inspired and to dream don’t you think? 😊
@@HanWu It's my pleasure! I see, that's good to know Sir, as lifts are really expensive plus the maintenance cost of it is unbearable to the target market. And yea I do believe that these kind of inspirations are one of a good example to start solving national problems, there may be some holes in the idea, the important thing is we keep on discovering what it lacks and what it needs to be addressed. Really appreciate your humble response. I can't wait for your projects to be considered or realized in the future, Sir. Thank you!
The idea is great, but it has lots of holes 1. the space or the lot area for the project-, there’s no such space along the railroad that can accommodate a huge number of buildings, unless you demolished informal settlers living along the railway. It cannot be called a barangay unless you build 40 to 60 buildings connected to each other. It’s only a community. The structure is small to call a barangay, it may merely call a condo above a railroad. If that structure is too far away from each other the bike lane is nonsense. 2. I think you wouldn’t study the location- the railway system is extremely loud and causes vibration, so you need to address it also. 3. The danger of it- you put a community in a danger. do you have plans on securing those flatforms because any time of the day the train rails can be accessed 4. It may cause huge traffic to the train- traveling with a train is convenient-but putting a huge number of stations will slow its downs. How will you manage that? 5. The prefabricated structure is also expensive. 6. The environment alongside the railroad’s something you don’t want to live in, a lot of air pollutants- and noisy roads; and crimes-how will you solve it? 7. The structure of it is something that can’t stand it 8. And if you wanted to connect it- how will you solve our climate and air circulation- it’s very hot in manila- we are experiencing about 35-37 degrees -but the index becomes higher with lots of different factors. Also, the impact of the pressure of the incoming train- does the structure can withstand it
You’re exactly right! I think of this project as an inspiration of the possibility of what can be explored rather than the only physical and restricted solution to a massive massive housing problem. There may be so many “holes” as you call it is exactly what needs to be addressed down the road but with more involvement from architects, planners, designers and everyone really I think of Nightingale Manila as one possible solution worth exploring. I am very confident that these holes can be addressed but if we stop imagining, dreaming and thinking big, no change will happen. The whole point of this thesis is to explore non-traditional and different spaces because there are no spaces left to built as mentioned in the research. Sometimes as designers what we really need to do is really just imagine and think outside of the box for a minute to what’s possible rather than what’s not so we can all be inspired! You will be surprised that there are so many different projects around the world that embraces the railway and everything associated around it rather than thinking of it as an obstacle or constraint. 😉
This is really inspiring work, coming from a student about to take on thesis writing. Napakagaling po kuya. Did you use Adobe Illustrator for the diagrams?
Hello Ar. Wu, I would like to ask a question about this thesis. I am an architecture student as well and will be taking my thesis next year. I have a question regarding the safety or the proximity between the modules in regards to social distancing and the COVID-19 pandemic. Did the panel ask any question similar to this? :) thank you
Amazing!!! I'm a Filipino architecture student and watching this inspired me to explore more ideas for my country's very reallll problems. Thank you for this.
I'm also researching modular housing in Korea. In 2020, I published a report on '가족구성 변화를 고려한 가변형 모듈러 주택모델 연구(A Study on Variable Modular Housing Model Considering Family Life Cycle)' in Korea, and I was thinking about making a house with a modularized space that considers the production system. I'm late, but I'm glad to see a cinematic work with a nice scenario. I subscribed and look forward to your future works.
How beautiful, I really want to see this being built! May God bless you and may you produce more good works that help people, private ou publicly.
This design of yours is astanoshing. As incoming 5th year arki student I'm very excited and nervous at the same time to take my first thesis in architecture but seeing your design boosted my confidence to keep forward. I love your concepts, aesthetics, design and plans. Keep up the good work!
This design is absolutely mind-blowing! The 6 x 6 M grid format is genius and very practical.
u brought the philippines daily life so well into this project, i love itt
As a student of planning ....it is magnificent case to study and note down these concepts to tackle the universal problem stated in the video
And representation of this video is at another level ... hat's off to hard work.
Estoy sorprendido de como dominas el espacio hibrido e involucras a la sociedad rezagada en un mismo lugar ofreciendo igualdad de oportunidades para todos. La movilidad, el diseño prefabricado, el estudio de los filipinos, todo es increíble. Saludos desde México!
Interesting presentation. Congratulations
Really impressive work, thank you
I really like your approach to producing more housing units for the community with limited buildable space. It would be nice if we could see your work online, where deeper subjects were discussed like the sewerage system of these modular units or solutions for natural hazards like earthquakes. Hoping to see more of your works
Housing units ?
excellent design and presentation,truly inspired!
ang gandaaa po huhu nakakainspire
Nice presentation.
Amazing story telling, immersed in every second of the presentation. Made my day, thank you.
wow, I wish this would be realized
SOBRANG GALING!!🔥
Amazing visuals! Can u explain your technical design workflow while approaching this project?
Love this! Idol as usual!
u are a god send. thanks for the insight on how to utilize the module efficiently
Very original project!
Thanks Raymond 😊
Well presented and the idea is so authentic! I enjoyed your almost 9 mins video presentation! As an Arki student, nakaka-inspired po kayo! ✨
Ang Lupettt
PRetty Cool. Where did you end up @ Han Wu?
You have executed the project very well :D
amazing man
Just wow!!!
Can you please share how you made that amazing presentation ❤
amazing presentation !!
THIS IS SO GOOD!
I'm amazed by your thesis. It is well-studied, and everything is perfect. ,
bro how
did u made the video of maria and its lifestyle
i love it!
Superb!
Good job. I'm just browsing for my plate animation music and i just found this. It gives me an idea and it boosts my esteem and passion architecture. Thank you
wow it's so amazing and great thesis..............]
even the video had a story...it's touchable thesis i ever watched....
good luck :)
Awesome idea 💡👍
Wow😮
I am brilliantly amazed by your project and presentation! Thank you so much for sharing, I hope this comes to life :)
I've seen the Nightingale 1 & 2 in videos, and I have a dream of building something similar here in Manila. Not in this scale though, which is amazing. I've seen the buildings along the railroads you've mentioned (along Osmeña?) and agree that it does need to be changed. I really hope your vision will be realized soon.
love it. great work :)
Sir, I'd like to express my gratitude on how you're passionate and love the Philippines through planning. This is undeniably beautiful vision and idea of yours, I hope the government will take consideration on this kind of project. Very interesting innovation, it's like "if you can't build a substation tunnel underground cos of the potential floods then why not create a tunnel on the ground while having mixed-use development on the vertical spaces"
I only have a question sir regarding the PWD's, BP 344, what approach did you use to solve this problem? Cos I really wonder how it's solved as it's a multi-storey structure. I'm really amazed by your thesis and I'd like to learn new innovations in the Philippines as I am an architecture student, I hope you'd notice this comment and consider my queries. More power!
Thanks so much for your kind words.
Yes I definitely thought about accessibility. There are 1:12 ramps throughout the structure for access that are spaced out on the hub clusters (stations) which I think I’ve failed to highlight/discuss during my presentation due to the time limit. As lifts/elevators are expensive I didn’t think it was feasible for this project.
But ultimately this thesis is a work-in-progress and definitely not the only solution and most definitely not perfect and in need of improvements and involvements from everyone from all sectors.
I am very confident though that with the right people, team and exposure, Nightingale Manila will become a reality one day. Sometimes all we need is to be inspired and to dream don’t you think? 😊
@@HanWu It's my pleasure!
I see, that's good to know Sir, as lifts are really expensive plus the maintenance cost of it is unbearable to the target market.
And yea I do believe that these kind of inspirations are one of a good example to start solving national problems, there may be some holes in the idea, the important thing is we keep on discovering what it lacks and what it needs to be addressed.
Really appreciate your humble response. I can't wait for your projects to be considered or realized in the future, Sir.
Thank you!
Hii, I really liked your way of presentation and explanation and work is totally worth it.
Housing units provided within the university campus ?
Housing units provided in townships?
buenisima thesis! saludos desde mexico
Nice !!!!
wow!
Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$
The idea is great, but it has lots of holes
1. the space or the lot area for the project-, there’s no such space along the railroad that can accommodate a huge number of buildings, unless you demolished informal settlers living along the railway. It cannot be called a barangay unless you build 40 to 60 buildings connected to each other. It’s only a community. The structure is small to call a barangay, it may merely call a condo above a railroad. If that structure is too far away from each other the bike lane is nonsense.
2. I think you wouldn’t study the location- the railway system is extremely loud and causes vibration, so you need to address it also.
3. The danger of it- you put a community in a danger. do you have plans on securing those flatforms because any time of the day the train rails can be accessed
4. It may cause huge traffic to the train- traveling with a train is convenient-but putting a huge number of stations will slow its downs. How will you manage that?
5. The prefabricated structure is also expensive.
6. The environment alongside the railroad’s something you don’t want to live in, a lot of air pollutants- and noisy roads; and crimes-how will you solve it?
7. The structure of it is something that can’t stand it
8. And if you wanted to connect it- how will you solve our climate and air circulation- it’s very hot in manila- we are experiencing about 35-37 degrees -but the index becomes higher with lots of different factors. Also, the impact of the pressure of the incoming train- does the structure can withstand it
You’re exactly right!
I think of this project as an inspiration of the possibility of what can be explored rather than the only physical and restricted solution to a massive massive housing problem.
There may be so many “holes” as you call it is exactly what needs to be addressed down the road but with more involvement from architects, planners, designers and everyone really I think of Nightingale Manila as one possible solution worth exploring. I am very confident that these holes can be addressed but if we stop imagining, dreaming and thinking big, no change will happen.
The whole point of this thesis is to explore non-traditional and different spaces because there are no spaces left to built as mentioned in the research.
Sometimes as designers what we really need to do is really just imagine and think outside of the box for a minute to what’s possible rather than what’s not so we can all be inspired!
You will be surprised that there are so many different projects around the world that embraces the railway and everything associated around it rather than thinking of it as an obstacle or constraint. 😉
This is really inspiring work, coming from a student about to take on thesis writing. Napakagaling po kuya. Did you use Adobe Illustrator for the diagrams?
Thank you. I used photoshop for the diagrams but illustrator would be the better choice for diagrams as it’s vector!
Bro on which software you made the animation video
Can you plz tell
I used Lumion and Final Cut Pro X
what about the elders and pwd? who cant climb from stairs. what was solution ?
wow
Di ba masyadong payat yung columns?
Hello, what fonts did you use on this project? specially the numberings font
Hello Ar. Wu, I would like to ask a question about this thesis. I am an architecture student as well and will be taking my thesis next year. I have a question regarding the safety or the proximity between the modules in regards to social distancing and the COVID-19 pandemic. Did the panel ask any question similar to this? :) thank you
i hope i will became trueee
Which software did you use for the Walkthrough
I used Lumion and Final Cut Pro X! :)
👏👏👏
can i make it as na RRS?