“ MASS HOUSING FOR THE CITY OF MANDALUYONG”

DESIGN “ YOU HAVE TO GO WHOLE HEARTEDLY INTO

ANYTHING IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE
ANYTHING WORTH HAVING “
FORM

CONCEPT - FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT

“concept is to provide an economical and sustainable socialized housing

for depressed areas of the city, the interconnected green spaces are
located to the pivotal parts of the site incorporating the space
connectivity of people and environment. Vehicular road are put in the
periphery in such way that it allows access to building without passing
through the pedestrian parts of paths.
“ Barrio” means neighborhood or small community and Rattan or
traditional wooden weave features is the inspiration of my design concept
symbolizes connectivity and Filipino solidarity.

PATRICK JOHN LIRAZAN SIR. TED DEPAZ

YR. BS ARCHITECTURE
4th PROFESSOR
CONCEPT “BARRIO”
LANDSCAPES AND VEGETATION
EXT.

SINGLE DETACHED
(500 UNITS)

“LIVE”
REPLICATING COMMUNITY LIVING OF
DAYCARE
CNTR.

PEOPLE IN DEPRESSED AEREA IN THE SITE

& OPENESS OF VILLAGE LIFE MAINTAINING
THE PRIVACY OF OCCUPANTS VEHICULAR ENT.
PARK PARK

ROW HOUSING PLAYGROUNDS EXT.

(500 UNITS)

RELIEF SPACES SUCH AS PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS

DAYCARE
CNTR.
CREATING A STRESS FRE ENVIRONMENT

“PLAY”
VEHICULAR ENT.

DAYCARE

“WORK”
CNTR.

SPACES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE

PROVIDE AMPLE SPACE FOR ANY
KIND OF SMALL SCALE WORKFLOW MED. RISE CONDOMINUMS

VEHICULAR ENT. EXT.

PLAYGROUNDS

LANDSCAPES
MASS HOUSING MAJOR ISSUES OF MASS HOUSING IN THE PHILIPPINES
-Mass housing has constituted a major concern for -Last June 29, 2017, the Futuristics Center held a half-day conference on
Philippine mass housing. Assistant Secretary Avelino Tolentino of the Housing
city dwellers, especially with the and Urban Development Coordinating Council (HUDCC) gave the key
increasing numbers of city dwellers, resulting in presentation. Asec. Tolentino unequivocally expressed that there is a segment
of the population that cannot afford housing. As of Jan. 1, 2017, there are
increases in population densities and 765,045 households who are living in unacceptable housing. Majority of whom
limitations of urban land resources. It has, at (513,022 households) live in housing units without the consent of owner. Table
1 presents the breakdown of the aforementioned segment.
different levels, become a major topic of
discussion, politically as a form of nation building, Households in Unacceptable Housing Units
Table 1 Breakdown of Households in Unacceptable Housing Unit
economically in search of ways to provide affordable Source: Tolentino, Avelino D., III. The Philippine Mass Housing: Status and Updates. PDF.

housing to the massesand using housing as a form of

investment ,and socially to develop community Rent-free Without Consent of 513,022
bonds and identity Mass housing, as the name Owner

suggests, is intended for the masses. Participation in

Homeless 5,192
building design can come in many forms . most of
the time, urban planners have invited government
officials, and even the public community, to be Dilapidated/Condemned 87,025
involved in the
projects to provide better knowledge of the locals .In
the context of housing. Makeshift/Salvaged Materials 159,807

Total 765,045
One major hurdle in providing mass housing is the lack of financial support. From 2008 to
2010, its allocation was about .40 to .45 percent of the entire national budget ranging from
Php 4.9 to 5.3 billion. From 2011 to 2016, percent budget allocation slightly grew from .63 to
1.6 ranging from Php 11.5 to 37.7 billion. In 2017, the budget allocation was about 15 billion,
with .45 percent share of the entire budget.
 ORIENTATION
-The design must respect the sun path. The Sun is important
to reduce energy consumption, keeping comfortable and
saving money
SAFETY AND SECURITY
-The security must be available so that there will be able to
ensure the safety of the occupants.
FLEXIBILITY
-The design of the spaces must work efficiently and
gracefully. It can easily respond to the needs of occupants.
SUSTAINABILITY
-The design should minimize the negative environment impact of
buildings by efficiency and moderation in the use of materials,
energy, and development of space and the ecosystem at large
NATURAL LIGHTING AND VENTILATION
-The security must consider the amount of light and energy
consumed by the struture
FORM
-The design should consider the form because it is the factor that
will make the structure aesthetically pleasing.

DESIGN
ORIENTATION CONSIDERATION NATURAL LIGHT &
VENTILATION

PLANNING AESTHETICS
SECURITY SUSTAINABILITY

FLEXIBILITY FORM
 Climate

SITE ANALYSIS
Mandaluyong's climate is classified as tropical. In winter, there is
much less rainfall in Mandaluyong than in summer. This climate is
considered to be Aw according to the Köppen-Geiger climate
classification. The temperature here averages 27.2 °C. In a year, the
@ 3:00 PM SHADOW average rainfall is 2093 mm. Precipitation is the lowest in February,
with an average of 8 mm. With an average of 448 mm, the most
precipitation falls in August. At an average temperature of 29.2 °C,
May is the hottest month of the year. January has the lowest
SUNRISE average temperature of the year. It is 25.5 °C. Between the driest
6:00 AM and wettest months, the difference in precipitation is 440 mm.
During the year, the average temperatures vary by 3.7 °C.

MID RISE CONDOMINUIM ( 8 STOREY)

TYP. PLAN PER STOREY

5 UNITS

5 UNITS
9:00 AM
SUNSET
6:00 PM

60 SQM.
60 SQM.
OCCUPANCY VOLUME
12:00 NOON
AS PER PLAN
3:00 PM 2-STOREY SINGLE DETACHED
TYP PLAN PER STOREY

HIGH
30 SQM. 30 SQM.
MEDIUM

LOW
2-STOREY ROW HOUSE
TYP PLAN PER STOREY
 SITE 0 20 40 60 80 100

DEVELOPMENT PLAN GATE 1

100 CARS PARKING

40- 50 CARS
TERMINAL
GREEN AREA

EXT.
FOOD PARK

SINGLE DETACHED
(500 UNITS)
FLOOD HAZARDS
GATE 2 PARK

CHAPEL
MED. RISE
CONDO
MED. RISE
CONDO
MED. RISE
CONDO
MED. RISE
CONDO
BRGY. HALL
3 DAYCARE
FIRE STATION CNTR.

QUADRANGLE
GATE 3

ROW HOUSING
(500 UNITS)

EXT.
WATER SUPPLY AND
IRIGATION AREA

GREEN AREA
 GATE 1

OCCUPANCY VOLUME
AS PER PLAN

HIGH

MEDIUM

LOW

TYP PLAN PER STOREY

2-STOREY ROW HOUSE

TYP PLAN PER STOREY
 VERTICAL PLANTS

ROW HOUSE FRONT ELEVATION ROW HOUSE REAR ELEVATION SINGLE DET. HOUSE RIGHT ELEVATION SINGLE DET. HOUSE LEFT ELEVATION

VERTICAL PLANTS

ROW HOUSE LEFT & RIGHT ELEVATION (FIRE WALL) SINGLE DET. HOUSE FRONT ELEVATION SINGLE DET. HOUSEREARELEVATION 0
MTS.
1 2 3
 VERTICAL PLANTS VERTICAL PLANTS VERTICAL PLANTS VERTICAL PLANTS

MED. RISE CONDOMINIUM FRONT ELEVATION MED. RISE CONDOMINIUM REAR ELEVATION

VERTICAL PLANTS
VERTICAL PLANTS

MED. RISE CONDOMINIUM LEFT ELEVATION MED. RISE CONDOMINIUM RIGHT ELEVATION 0
MTS.
3 6 12
UNITS UNITS UNITS
HOT AIR ARISE
UNITS UNITS UNITS
UNITS UNITS UNITS

UNITS UNITS UNITS

UNITS UNITS OPEN TO BELOW UNITS
UNITS UNITS UNITS COOL AIR ENTER PASSIVE COOLING THROUGH
ADDITIONAL FENESRATIONS
UNITS UNITS UNITS

UNITS UNITS UNITS

MED. RISE CONDOMINIUM SECTION 0

MTS.
3 6 12 ENERGY EFFICIENT AND SUSTAINABLE HOMES APPLYING PASSIVE COOLING SYSTEM

HOT AIR ARISE

COOL AIR ENTER

HALLWAY BEDROOM
HALLWAY BEDROOM

PASSIVE COOLING THROUGH

ADDITIONAL FENESRATIONS
LIVING/DINING KITCHEN
DINING LIVING CARPORT

ROW HOUS SECTION SINGLE DET. SECTION 0

MTS.
1 2 3
 ROW HOUSE EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

MED. RISE CONDOMINIUM EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

SINGLE DETACHED HOUSE EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

AERIAL PERSPECTIVE AERIAL PERSPECTIVE

 CUT AND FILL ON LAND TO ELEVATE ON
ROAD LEVEL AND FLOOD PRONE AREA

ELEVATED PART
GATE 1
GATE 2

ELEVATED PART
(EXISTING FLOOD PRONE AREA)
SINGLE DETACHED HOUSE INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE (BEDROOM)

GATE 3

HOUSING GATE 2

ELEVATED PROPOSED TERMNAL GATE 1

(EXISTING FLOOD PRONE AREA)

AERIAL PERSPECTIVE FOCUSING ON TERRAIN OF

MEDIUM RISE UNIT INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
ACTUAL SITE AS OF VIA GOOGLE EARTH/SKETCHUP