Kayla Aurora Del Mundo

Kayla Del Mundo is an architectural student who is currently pursuing their career in architecture. Their love for designing and creating environments has driven them to pursue this field within the world of design. They have completed coursework in sustainable design, environmental creation, and building systems, and have gained experience working with both digital and physical models.

Del Mundo is also passionate about creating spaces that have a positive impact on both the user and the natural world. Del Mundo aims to connect nature and humanity through enhancing natural elements within their design. Sustainability is explored through conscious design in aspiration to creating buildings that are environmentally mindful. With a strong work ethic and a keen attention to detail, they are well-prepared to pursue and grow a career in architecture.

Immersive Tectonics – This proposal takes inspiration from the natural geological formations of the mid Atlantic ridge realised within the site, located in northern Iceland. This pavilion conveys the depth and natural flow of the divergent tectonics taking shape in the courtyard of the pavilion as the building rifts apart.

Immersive Tectonics, A Place in Nature : Perspective Render – A perspective render of the final design, Immersive Tectonics to powerfully bring the designer's vision to life. The render provides a stunning and realistic representation of the building, including all the details of the natural materials, lighting, and landscaping.

Nature's Classroom: A Community Youth Centre Designed to Foster Learning and Skills – A rendered elevation of the final design showcases the natural and organic elements that were incorporated into the building. The design was inspired by nature, with the use of materials and colours that reflect the natural landscape. The combination of these elements results in a building that is both aesthetically pleasing and harmonious with nature.

Nature's Classroom: A Community Youth Center Designed to Foster Learning and Skills – A construction section detail drawing provides insight into the shape and form of the structure. The designer created a detailed and comprehensive view of the building's interior and exterior, including all the structural components, materials, and systems that will be used in its construction.

Nature's Classroom: Massing Model – An architectural massing model made from plaster, timber, and resin is a testament to the designer's creativity and attention to detail. The use of plaster provides a smooth surface for the model, while the timber gives it a natural and rustic feel. The addition of resin creates a glossy finish that brings out the colours and details of the model, resulting in a stunning and realistic representation of the characteristics from the site. This combination of materials demonstrates the designer's vision and aesthetic.