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My Trajectory — Timeline

Hi, I'm Enol Vallina,
architect by training, researcher by habit.
I use design to question, reveal, and reshape the systems behind the places we share.

My Design Philosophy

Design

Project Minerva

My most recent work, an online platform I built to empower the creative process.

Systems Thinking

Projects designed as systems, expanding from territorial analysis to urban fabric interventions.

Spatial Experiences

A collection of architecture projects you move through, where space is shaped into experience.

Research

An ensemble of studies questioning how we perceive and experience the city, and therefore how we analyze it.

Writing

Notes on design, cities, and technology. Coming soon.

Work Selection

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configure chart or press a preset button to discover projects

Algorithm Explainer

This algorithm selects and ranks projects based on how well they match the radar chart's category values. It translates a visual shape into a curated list of relevant work — the more a project's strengths align with the radar's emphasis, the higher it scores.

Categories
FFutures
A+IArtifacts & Interfaces
AArchitecture
PRPublic Realm
CDComputational Design

Each project has a score (0–100) in every category, reflecting how strongly it relates to that discipline.

Presets

Presets are curated radar configurations — pre-tuned combinations of category values that represent a thematic lens for viewing the work.

OverviewEven distribution — balanced cross-sectionResearchEmphasizes computational + experimental workSpatial Exp.Emphasizes public realm + architectureSystemsEmphasizes computational + futures thinking

Projects can be tagged with a preset name in the data. Tagged projects are boosted to the top of results when that preset is active.

Presets can also define a max projects override, replacing the dynamic calculation with a fixed number.

Step 1 — Radar input

The 5 radar values define the search criteria. Higher = stronger preference.

F 0A+I 0A 0PR 0CD 0
Step 2 — Max projects

How many projects to show. Scales with radar signal strength, unless a preset overrides it.

avg signal0 / 100
dynamic range10 – 15
dynamic result10
preset overridenone
final max10
Step 3 — Dominance detection

Categories at ≥80% get a bonus multiplier (×2). If exactly one is at 100% and all others <30%, it becomes "single dominant" — its projects sort first.

dominant (≥80)none
single dominant?no
bonus multiplier× 2
Step 4 — Scoring each project

Every project is scored by multiplying its category scores against the radar values (a dot product), then adding bonuses.

final = raw score
      + priority × 100
      + dominance bonus
raw = sum of (radar[cat] × project[cat] / 100) for each category
priority = manually assigned importance (0–10) in the data
dom. bonus = radar[cat] × 2, only if project's primary category is dominant
Step 5 — Filter + sort

Projects below threshold (20) are removed. Sorted by:

1st — Preset-tagged projects float to top
2nd — If single dominant exists, its projects sort next
3rd — Highest final score

Then sliced to the max project count from step 2.

Step 6 — Result

The final curated selection is sent to the card carousel.

total scored44
above threshold0
selected0
preset boosted0 of 0

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