2021-11-02 Detail Notes

(A) Main Topic (B) Estimate/Area Tab (C) Standards (D) Types (E) Parts/Vernacular (F) Conceptual Term
(G) Components
Main Topic
Structural
(CDEP Structural Design)
o Force System
o Free Body Diagram
o Axial Deformation
o Bending
o Torsion
o Bearing
o Truss
o Beams and Girders
o Deflection
o Frames
o Frames using Portal Method
o Design of Steel Members
o Beams
o Columns
o Connections
o Design of Reinforced Concrete
o Working Stress Design
o Beams
o Columns
o Ultimate Strength Design
o Building Frame Systems
o NSCP Provisions for RC Members
(One Note)
o Reinforced Concrete
o Formworks and Scaffolding
o Foundation Systems
o Wood Construction
o Floor and Framing Systems
o Roof and Framing Systems
o Structural Steel Construction
Building Utilities
(One Note)
o Plumbing and Sanitary
 IRA 1378 – National Plumbing Code of the philippines
 RA 1364 – Regulate practice of sanitary engineering
(A) Main Topic (B) Estimate/Area Tab (C) Standards (D) Types (E) Parts/Vernacular (F) Conceptual Term (G) Components
 ACT 2152 – Act of water quality management


o Electrical Systems
 GFI or GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interceptor) Installed on damp or wet areas to avoid electric shock
 UPVC (Unplasticized polyvinyl chloride) for branch circuits
 IMC (Intermediate Metallic Tubing) or RSC (Rigid Steel Conduit) for Service Entrances
o Mechanical Systems
 Basic Architecture – CDEP (Mechanical)

o Heating, Ventilating and Air Condition
o Conveying Systems
o Acoustics
o Lighting and Illumination Systems

o Fire Protection System
Building Technology
(One Note)
o Wood and Wood Products
o Building Stone
o Ferrous and Non Ferrous
o Cement
o Masonry
o Glass and Glazing
o Plastic
o Hardware
o Doors and Windows
o Paint
Design
(IMHOTEP)
o PD 1096
o RA 9514
o PD 957
o BP344
o BP220
Professional Practice
(IMHOTEP)
o UAP Doc 200
o 201
o 202
o 203
o 204a
o 204b
o 205
o 206
o 207
o 208
o 301
(CDEP HANDBOOK 1)
o 10 Republic Act 9266
o Board of Architecture (BOA) Board Resolutions
o Republic act 386
o UAP Doc 401
o UAP Doc 307 Practical Specifications Writing

o RA7160
o EO 1008
o RA 9184
16 divisions
 1. General Requirements
 2. Site Construction
 3. Concrete
 4. Masonry
 5. Metals
 6. Wood and Plastics
 7. Thermal and Moisture
 8. Finishes
 9. Doors and Windows
 10. Specialties
 11. Equipment
 12. Furnishings
 13. Special Construction
 14. Conveying equipment
 15. Mechanical
 16. Eletrical
(ArkiVHEY)
o Dad (Birthday 9), Kate (Birthmonth 2), Arvey (Birthmonth 8), and Mom (Birthmonth 5), talks about ADR, Alternative Dispute Resolution also known as RA 9285
Urban Planning/Tropical Design/Site Analysis
(CDEP Refresher)
o Tropical Design
o Climate
o World Climates
o Heat Tramsfer
o Passive Cooling System
o Wind and Natural Ventilation
(IMHOTEP)
o History of Planning
o Theories and Practices
o History of Settlements
o Major Theories in Urban Spatial
o Basic Architecture – CDEP (Urban Planning)

 General
 Garden Cities
 Ebeneezer Howard
 Raymond Unwin & Barry Parker – Letchworth
 Louis de Soisson – Welwyn
 Hempstead
 Park Cities
 Frederick Law Olmstaed – Central Park, New York
 William Hall – Golden Gate Park, San Francis
 City Beautiful Movement

 New Capitals
 Oscar Niemeyer - Brasilia
 Le Corbusier - Chandigarh
 Walter Griffin - Canberra
 Sir Edward Lutyens - New Delhi
IMHOTEP
o Key Housing Agencies
o
History/Theory
(CDEP Refresher)
o Elements of Design
o Principles of Design
(One Note + IMHOTEP)

o Prehistoric Architecture
o Near East
o Mesopotamian
o Egyptian Architecture
o Greek
o Classical Greek (Hellenistic)
o Roman
o Early Christian
o Indian
o Chinese
o Japanese
o South East Asian
o Byzantine
o Islamic
o Medieval
o Romanesque
o Gothic
o Renaissance
o Mannerism
o Tudor
o Baroque
o Rococo
o Revival
o Gothic Revival
o Romantic
o Beaux Arts
o Art Noveau
o Arts and Crafts
o Art Deco
o
o Expressionism
o Bahaus
o Futurist
o International
o Constructivist
o Rationalism/NeoRationalism
o Brutalism
o Architecture of the United States
o Modern
o Post Modernism
o Philippine
(Facebook)
o Fengshui
o Architects and Philosophies
Estimating/Calculating
 + (CDEP Structural Design) Formulas
(CDEP Refresher)
 Design-One Note Sample Probem

 Plywood standard 4 feet x 5 feet = 1.2x2.4m

o Estimating Paints
 Course to Rough 30 sq.m
 Fine to Course 35 sq.m.
 Smooth to Fine 40 sq.m.
o Estimating G.I. Roofing
 ANCHOR STRAP
 Determine Corrugated G.I. Sheet
 Determine Rivets
 Determine G.I. Washers
 Determine Lead Washer
 Determine Plain G.I. Sheets
o Estimating G.I. Roof and Its Accessories
o Estimating Masonry
o Estimating Scaffolding and Staging
o
(CDEP HANDBOOK 1)
o 272 Requirements for Minimum Total Open Space within Lot (TOSL) Term and Definition
 How to find Total lot area (TLA) ?
 How to find Allowable Maximum Building Footprint (AMBF) ?
 How to find Allowable Percentage of Site Occupancy (PSO) ?
 How to find Maximum Impervious Surface Area (ISA) ? + Percent of TLA
 How to find Maximum Allowable Construction Area (MACA) ? *** THIS IS IN PERCENTAGE
 How to find Minimum Unpaved Surface Area (USA) ? *** THIS IS IN PERCENTAGE
 Check Total Lot Area
 How to find Open space within Lot ?
 How to find Total Open space within lot (TOSL) ? + Percent of TLA
 What is Total Gross Floor Area (TGFA) ?
 What is Floor to Lot Area Ratio (FLAR) or Floor to Area Ratio (FAR)
(CDEP HANDBOOK 1)
o UAP DOC 202 Regular Design
o UAP DOC 203 Specialized Allied Services
o Sun Path Diagram
Standards/Symbols
o Standard Symbol of Weld
 Bead
 Fillet
 Square
 V
 Bevel
 U
 J
 Plug/Slot
 Field Weld
 Weld All around
 Flush
 Standard Location of Elements of a Welding Symbol
 + (OneNote – Structural) – additional symbols

 Back
 Flare V
 Flare Bevel
 Backing
 Spacer
 Weld All Around
 Field Weld
 Flush
 Convex
o Code Design Criteria

o Material Specification
(IMHOTEP)
o Course Aggregates
o Curing Period
 1 day (3)
 Massive Footings
 Massive Walls +1 day per meter (0.3m-2m)
 Balustrade (Copings, etc, steel and side forms
 2 days (3)
 Columns (ratio of height to least diameter up to 4 – (2) days
 Column (ratio of height to diameter 4-15 – (2)-(28) days
 Thin Walls
 3 days (2)
 Beams and Girders – sides
 Piles and Post - sides
 5 days (3)
 Cantilevered footing
 Slab footing
 Slabs (5 +1/2 day per foot of span)
 7 days (3)
 Spandrel Walls 7 days
 Slabs of over 7ft span 7 and + 1 day per foot
 14 days (2)
 Beams and Girders – bottom
 Piles and Post – bottom
 Spandrel Arch
 21 days (1)
 Main arches
o Conduits and Pipes Embedded in Concrete
o Construction Joints
o Standard Hooks
o Minimum Bend Diameters
o Spacing Limits for Reinforcement

o Bundled bars
o Pre-stressing tendons and ducts
o Minimum Concrete Cover for Cast-in-place concrete (Pre-stressed)

o Minimum Concrete Cover for Precast Concrete
o Minimum Concrete cover for prestressed concrete
Minimum Concrete Cover Nonprestressed/Cast-in-place Concrete Precast Concrete Prestressed Concrete
Permanently exposed to earth 75mm 75mm
Concrete exposed to earth or weather
16mm diameter bar 40mm 30mm

(Other members)
(through 36mm) (Other members)
(Wall panels)
45mm diameter bar 40mm
Through 60mm (Wall Panels)
50mm
(Other members)
Wall Panels, Slabs, joists 25mm

Other Members 40mm
Concrete NOT exposed to earth or
weather
16mm diameter bar 12mm 10mm 10mm

(shells, folded plate members) (shells, folded plate members) (shells, folded plate members)
(shells, folded plate members)
(slabs,walls, joists) (slabs, walls,joists)
45mm diameter bar to 60 40mm 30mm
(slabs,walls,joists) (slabs, walls, joists)
Slabs walls and joist 20mm
Beams,columns,
ties, stirrups, spirals 40mm 25mm

primary reinforcement 40mm Db but not less than 15mm and not 40mm
exceed 40mm
Other reinforcement Db but not less than 20mm

o
o Offset bars
o Spirals
o Minimum Footing Depth
o Shrinkage and Temperature Reinforcement
o T-Beam Construction
o Joist Construction
o Required Strength
o Non Bearing Walls
o Strength-Reduction Factor
o Distance between lateral supports of flexural members
o Limits for Reinforcement of Compression Members
o Spacing Limits for Shear Reinforcement
o Walls
o Transverse Reinforcement (Hoops)
Structural Steel
o Limiting Slenderness Ratios
o Allowable Stresses
o Pin-Connected Members
o Shear Connectors
o Fasteners
o Camber
o Welds
o Groove Welds
o Fillet Welds
o Plug and Slot Welds
(CDEP Refresher)
o Allowable Deflection
 Beams and columns
 Slabs and Tunnel Inverts
 Tops and walls, Piers, Parapets and Curbs
 Side walls and arch in tunnel lining
 Canal Lining
 Heavy Mass Construction
o Minimum Diameters of Bends
 Bar size 10mm through 25mm
 Bar size 28mm, 32mm and 36mm
o Concrete Mixes – Proportion, Cement, Sand, Gravel, Strength, Min. Required Ultimate Compressive Strength, Water, Uses
 AAA
 AA
 A
 B
 C
 D
o Nailing Schedule (NSCP)
 Continuous Header to Stud Toenail
 All toenail except above
 2021-11-09 Detail Notes of Standards.xlsx
(Bldtech – OneNote)
o Minimum Bend Diameters
o Standard Hooks
(IMHOTEP)
o Light – Units of Measurement

o Sound – Units of Measurement
 Standards
 Sabin
 Transmission Loss
 Average Transmission Loss
 Sound Transmission Class
o Identification of piping by color and tag
 (Electrical Estimate – Fajardo)
o
(CDEP Refresher)
o Minimum Requirements for Water Closets
o Minimum Requirements for Urinals
o Location of Sewage Disposal System
o Requirements for Cleanouts
o Minimum Sizes of traps for common Plumbing Fixtures
o Pipes and Fittings Symbols
 Elbow 90
 Elbow 45
 Elbow Turned up
 Elbow Turned Down
 Elbow Long Radius
 Elbow Side inlet Outlet up
 Elbow Side Inlet Outlet Down
 Elbow (Reducer)
 T
 T Outlet up
 T Outlet Down
 Cross T
 Sanitary T
 Union
 Wye
 Reducer (Concentric)
 Reducer (Offset)
 Bushing
 Increaser
 Check Valve
 Globe Valve
 Gate Valve
 Relief Valve (Temperature/Presure)
 Clean Out
o General Methods
o Escalator Typical Specification
o Drainage Fixture Unit Values
o Minimum Trap and Trap Arm Sizes
o Characteristics of Insulated Conductor for Different Applications
o
o
o
o Allowable Ampacities of Insulated Copper Conductors
o Number of Wires in a conduit
 AWG 16 and AWG 18 Thermostat Cable
 3.5mm2 or no.12 AWG Copper Wire is the minimum size for all types of convenience outlet wiring
 2.0mm2 or no. 14 AWG Copper wire is the minimum size for lighting outlet wiring
o Minimum Size of Conductors based on Voltage Rating
 300-450 mounting height above finish floor line – residential dwellings
 1050-1100 mounting height above finish floor line – shops, workrooms, etc.
 1.20-1.40 mounting height above finish floor line – light control switches
 0.3 convenience outlet
 1.35-1.40 (center line of panel) – panel boards
 20 ampere for outlets in
 Kitchen
 Dining rooms
 Pantries
 Laundry areas
 Garage (15-20)
o
o Guide to AMpered Ratings
o Standard Electrical Symbols
o Suggested Elevator Intervals
o Elevator Car Passenger Capacity
o Minimum Handing Capacity
o Recommended Illumination for Various Types of Building
o Escalator Speed
 90-120 mph
 (Building Design and Construction – Vicente) - Electrical

 Circular Mil Conversion

 Mounting Height
 Wall Switches – 1.37
 Convenience Outlet – 0.3
 Airconditioning outlet - 2
 Panel Board – 1.37
 Kilowatt-Hour Meter -1.85
 Washing Machine Outlet – 1.50
 Standard unit of
 current – Ampere
 Watt
 Voltage
 Circular Mil
 OHMS Law -
 Direct current vs Alternating Current Formulas
o Basic – CDEP ( Acoustic)
 A room with more than 0.04 room absorption is considered a dead room.
 A room with small amount of absorptive materials (glass, carpet on concrete, gypsum wall board) of less than 0.2 is considered a live room.
(CDEP Refresher)
o Quantity of Roof Accessories In Kilograms
o Size and Quanity of Straps in one plain G.I. Sheet
(Buildtech OneNote)
o Classification of Yard Lumber
o Measurement of Lumber
o Plywood Sizes and Thickness
o Grades of Hardboard
o Particleboard
o Chipboard
o Grades of Fiberboard
o Philippine Standard Reinforcing Bars
o Allowable Slump for Various Construction
o Typical Concrete Masonry Unit Shapes
(IMHOTEP)
o PD 1096
 500 millimeters for garden pools
o RA 9514
o PD 957
o BP344
o BP220
(Arkivhey videos)
o PD 1096 Episode 1 - Story Format for memory*
 Inaanak(BirthMonth 3) and Jozelle (BirthMonth 6) walking in Windsor Bay Plaza, if sidewalk is more than 3.6m, there will be a chaflan. If less than 3.6m, there will be
no chaflan required.
 Arvey (Birthmonth 8) and April (Birthmonth 4) sitting back to back on Highland chapel with a minimum distance of 840mm
 Me (7) and my mom (5) sitting on a row space with backrest a minimum of 750mm
 Tita Jean(Birthmonth 1) and Mommy(Birthmonth 5) in the cinema with two exits required, the cinema size is 1/5 of the perimeter area
 Jozelle(Birthmonth 6) was surprised to see the elevator hoistway pits to have minimum 600mm
 Jozelle (Birthmonth 6)had her house with a foundation not less than 600mm below grade so had it encroached 500mm into public sidewalk areas where my mom
(birthmonth 5) was watching as it was built.

 Katelyn(Birthmonth2) and April(Birthmonth4( was watching a site construction with a footing with atleast 2.4m below grade along national roads and saw my
inaanak(birthmonth3) beyond the property line by 300mm
 April (birthmonth 4) was about to test out a candle on a steel,iron, concrete construction considered a type IV (4) with fire resistant materials 1 hour fire resistive
rating. which tita jean (birthmonth 1) stops
 Katelyn(2) and April(4) sitting by the awning window with a vertical clearance of not less than 2.4m
 Dad(9) and Mom(5) is sitting on the staircase to which he tells her that the stairs has a minimum of .9m width as long as the occupant load is less than 50
 Tita Jean(1) and Arvey(8) is standing on a slope of an exit passage way which have a maximum slope of 1/8
 Tita Jean(1) , Arvey(8) and Mom(5) went CSB Mezzanine floor, an area of 185 sqm, or dimension of 18m and then tita jean and arvey headed to the exit, which there
is Katelyn waiting by the one exit as there are 2 exits required
 Katelyn(2) goes up the rise of stairs a maximum of 200 and waiting up the stairs is my mom (5) on a run of the stairs with a minimum of 250mm. As Katelyn stands
with a stair right above her with the headroom clearance of 2m.
 My inaanaks(3) standing on a landing with jozelle(6) on the next landing above as this has a maximum vertical distance of 3.6m
 Tita Rose(12) went to the barangay to ask about the building permit and finds out that they will be null or void after 12 months.
 Tita Jean (1) and Katelyn stands on a landing with tita jean near the stairs and katelyn standing with her back to the wall of the stairs with a dimension of 1.2m as this
is the maximum length for landings that has a straight run
 My mom ask twice (55) my inaanak (3) about Meralco bills which runs on a service drop of conductors crossing the public road shall have a clearance of not less than
5500 from the crown of the street over which it passes and shall have a minimum clearance of 3000 above ground at its point of attachment to the building or pedestal.
 Tita jean ask twice (11) to stand by the side aisle with a minimum of 1.10m
 Jozelle (6) cheering on the grandstands with a minimum row spacing of seats without backrest in open air stand of 600mm.
(CDEP HANDBOOK 1)
o UAP DOC 202 Payment Schedule
(CDEP Refresher)
o Bearing Capacity for Rock and Soil Materials
(IMHOTEP)
o Intercolumnation
 Pyconstyle Ratio 1.5

 Eustyle Ratio 2
 Systyle Ratio 2.25
 Diastyle Ratio 3
 Araeostyle Ratio 4
Types/Situational/
o Types of Groove Weld

 Types of Column
 (A Visual Dictionary) –
o Types of Fillet
o Building Frame Systems
 Basic Structural System
 Building Frame System
 Moment Resisting Frame System
 Dual System
 Cantilevered Column Building System
 Shear Wall Frame Interactive System
(CDEP Refresher)
o Types of Beams
 Purlin – carries the roof between trusses or rafters

 Rafter – carries the reaction of purlins
 Lintel – carries the masonry across the opening of the door
 Joist – closely space beams supporting the floor
 Stringer – carries the flooring of a bridge
 Girder – large sized beams carrying the floor beams
 Spandrel – spans between columns and supports the floors and curtain wall
 Grade beam – lowermost spandrel of a building that has no basement
 Shaft – circular beam, transmit machinery, carries torsion in addition to shear and flexure
 +(Bldtech – OneNote Structural
 Dead Load Fixed/Permanent/Frames,Framing,Bracing systems, Floors, Roofs, Ceilings, Walls, Stairways
 Live Load
 Floor Live Load
 Roof Live Load
 Wind Load
o Reinforced Concrete Column
o Reinforced Concrete Slab
 + (A Visual Dictionary pg. 212)
 One-way slab -
 Two-way slab -
 Beam-and-girder slab -
 Continous Slab -
 Flat Plate -
 Flat Slab -
 Waffle Slab –
 Ribbed slab also known as Joist Slab
o Types of Formwork
 + (A Visual Dictionary pg. 170)
 What are the directions of these?
 Tensile Force/Stress/Strain
 Compressive Force/Stress/Strain
 Shear Force/Stress/Strain
 Axial Force/Stress
 Torque/Torsion
o Types of Footings and Foundation Systems
 Isolated Footing
 Square Block Footing
 Square Sloped Footing
 Stepped Footing
 Rectangular Footing
 Combined Footing
 Continous Footing
 Stripped Footing
o Classification of Piles According to Material Composition
o Types of Composite Piles
o Joinery and Wood Joints
o Common Types of Joints
 + (Basic Architecture – CDEP (Plumbing)
 Joints (Piping)
 Solvent-Cemented -
 Heat/Fusion Weld -
o Wall Joint
o Butt Joint
 Caulked Joint – Oakum
 Hubless Compression Coupling Joint – cast iron
 Flared – reassemble without difficulty
 Slip Joint
 Rubber Ring Joint –
 Threaded
 Compression Fittings – rotate to tighten
 Masonry/Mortar Joint – cement, sand, water
 Soldering Sweat Joint – Copper, Gas tight
 Wiped Joint – new cloth, solder cement
 Flanged/Flange
 Welded Joint
o Types of Floor Decking Systems
o Types of Block Flooring
o Types of Terrazo
o Types of Mosaic
o Types of Linoleum
o Types of Carpet
o Types of Roof
 Gable
 Hip
 Shed
 Lean-To
 Mansard
 Gambrel
 Trusses
 Pratt
 Howe
 Scissor
 Belgian
 Fink
 Flat Truss
 Warren
 Bowstring Truss
 Crescent Tress
o Timber Connectors
o Beam-column Connection Types
o Types of Structural Steel Columns
o Steel Plate Connectors
o Types of Construction
(CDEP Refresher)
o 2 Basic Types of Pumps
 Jack Pump – Piston
 Sump pump – pump up effluent and waste water
 Dug wells – excaved by hand
 Centrifugal pump – impeller

o Check Valve
o Classifications of Plumbing Fixtures
o Types of Traps
o Types of Ventilation
o Types of Pipes
o Types of Fittings
o Storm Drain Locations
o Types of Elevator
o Pumps
o Electrical – Location
o Classes of Insulation
o Conductor Insulation
o Insulating Materials
o Wires and Cables
 Types of Cables (Basic Review – CDEP)
 AC - Armored Cable
 MC – Metal Clad
 MIC – Mineral Insulated Cable – Hazardous Areas
 NC / NMC – Not metallic Cable

 SNM – Shielded Non Metallic
 Underground Cable
 Service Entrance Cable
 Power and Tray Cable
 Flat Cable Assemblies
 Flat Conductor Cable
 Medium Voltage
 Low Smoke Halogen Cable
 Submarine Cable
 Thermostat Cable - Doorbells
 Cord – Appliances, Tools
 Busway – Panels
o Classification of Switches
o Types of Circuit Breaker
o Types of Convenience Outlet
o HVAC – Types of Supply Duct System
o Types of Air control
o Types of Evaporator
o Types of Condenser
o Kinds of Refrigerant
o Types of Compressor
 +(Basic – CDEP)
 Compressors
 Centrifugal Chiller – Impeller
 Screw/Rotary – Rotor
 Scroll Chiller
 Piston/Reciprocating Chiller
o Types of Cooling System
o Conveying Systems – Types of Elevators in general use
o Types of Elevator Traction Machines
o Types of Volume or Cavity Resonators
o Prefabricated Sound Absorbing Materials
o Material Application
o Types of Visible Light Sources
o Electric Light Source
o Types of Incandescent Lamps
o Major Types of Incandescent Lamps
o Types of Flourescent Lamp
o Types of Ballast
o Types of Sprinkler
o Smoke Detectors
o Fire Detection and Signaling Devices
 Types of Lamps
 Incandescent Lamps
 Tungsten Halogen Lamps (Iodine and Bromine)
MR – Multi-facated Mirrored Reflector – Outdoor
MR 15 and MR 11
 Gaseous Discharged Lamp
Fluorescent Lamp (Argon/Argon and Krypton)
(CDEP Refresher)
o Nails
o Screws
o Bolts
(Buildtech OneNote)
o Classification of Wood
o Wood Grain
o Categories of Philippine Timber
o Philippine Wood Specifices

o Types of Plywood
o Types of Building Paper
o Classification of Rock
o Ferrous Metals
o Structural Steel Sections
o Structural Steel Shapes
o Portland Cement Components
o Types of Portland Cement
o Types of Concrete
o Types of Concrete Finishes
o Types of Cement Mortar
o Types of Bricks
o Types of Brickwall Bonding Pattern
o Prick Position Nomentclature
o Types of Masonry Joints
o Types of Rough Stone Rubble
o Types of Ashlar
o Glass Types
o Types of Plastics
o Rubber
o Types of Hinges
o Types of Nails
o Types of Screws
o Types of Bolts
o Types of Nuts
o Types of Timber Connectors
o Types of Weld
o Classification of Door
 Hand
 Right Hand
 Left Hand
 Right Hand Reverse
 Left Hand Reverse
 Classification
 Flush Door
 Solid Core Door
 Hollow Core Door
 Hollow Metal Door – kraft honeycomb structure or a rigid plastic foam face sheets of light gauge steel
 Kalemein – wood with galvanized sheet metal
o Typical Door Types

 Swinging Door
 Pivoted Door
 Sliding Door
 Rolling Door

o Parts of a Typical Door
 Planted Stop
 Rabbeted Stop
 Blank Jamb
o Door Types
o Parts of a Typical Window
o Types of Windows and Window Openings
o Types of Paint
o Varnish
o Fillers
o Sealers
(CDEP HANDBOOK 1)
o 16 Divisions
(IMHOTEP)
o Urban Land Use Map Colors
o Five Points of Modern Architecture
o Elements of Urban Design
o Image of a city
o Elements of Human Settlement
o Hierarchy of Settlements
o City Classification
o Structure of Cities
o Major Planning Theories
o Urban Ecological Processes
o Earthquake Magnitudes
(CDEP Refresher)
o Planning in the Philippines
o Urban Design Controls and Concepts
o Sun shading Devices
(CDEP HANDBOOK 1)
o Types of Map
(IMHOTEP)
o Intercolumnation
 Pycno 1.5
 Systyle 2
 Eustyle 2.25
 Diastyle 3
 Araeastyle 4
o Roman Concrete Walls
o Arrangement of Greek Temples
 Ante
 Double Ante
 Prostyle
 Amphiprostyle
 Tholos
 Peripteral
 Psuedoperipteral
 Dipteral
 Pseudodipteral
o Two Ways of Describing Temples
 Henostyle
 Distyle
 Tristyle
 Tetrastyle
 Pentastyle
 Hexastyle
 Heptastyle
 Octastyle
 Enneastyle
 Decastyle
 Dodestyle
(History One Note)

o Two Types of Temples
 Mortuary Temples – Honor and Worship of Pharoahs

 Cult Temple – Worship of Gods
o
o Pyramids of Gizah
 Khufu (Cheops)
 Khafre Chepren
 Menkaure Mykerinos
o Greek Orders
o Mouldings
 Cyma Recta
 Cyma Reversa
 Ovolo
 Fillet
 Cavete
 Scotia
 Astral Bead
 Toros
 Birds Beak
o Wall
o
o Vaults
o Timber Roofs
o Gothic Windows
o Gothic Doorways
o Pediments
o Islamic Archs
Torii
Parts/Vernacular Terms/
+Reading Plans
o Parts of Stairs
o Parts of Roof
o Parts of a Typical Truss
o Construction Terms
(CDEP Refresher)
o Section of a Water Closet
o Parts of Elevator
 (ELECTRIC)
 1 Car/Cab
 2 Cables
 3 Elevator Machine
 4 Counterweight
 5 Guide rails
 6 Shaft or Hoistway
 7 Penthouse or Elevator Machine Room
 8 Elevator Pit
 9 Control Equipment
 10 Control Panel
 11 Motor Generator
 12 Generator Field Control
 13 Guide Shoes
 14 Break Shoe
 15 Compensator
 16 Buffer
 17 Brake
 18 Brake Shoe
 19 Brush
 20 Governor Describe this in detail
 21 Secondary Sheave
 22 Safety Switch Describe this in detail
 23 Limit Switches
 24 Operating Devices
 25 Tension Sheave
 26 Car Leveling Device
 27 Landing Zone
 28 Rheostatic Control
 29 Winding Drum Machine

 30 Traveling Cable
 Hydraulic
 Car or Cab
 Guide Rails
 Guide Shoes
 Spring Buffer
 Shaft or Hoiseway
 Elevator Machine Room
 Elevator Pit
 Control System
 Floor Stop and Limit Switches
 Leveling Cam Switch
 Car Gate Switch
 Gate Valve
 Controller
 Motor and Pump with Tank
o Parts of an Escalator
 Truss
 Sprocket Assemblies Describe this in detail
 Driving Machine
 Balustrade Assembly
 Balustrade
 Endless Belt
 Emergency Brakes Describe this in detail
 Step Assembly
 Controller
 Emergency Stop Button
 Key Operated Control Switches
o HVAC – Air-conditioning systems
o Conveying Systems – Parts of Electric Elevators
o Major Parts of an Escalator
o Parts of a Flourescent Lamp

o Parts of HID Lamp
o
(Buildtech OneNote)
o Parts of Tree Trunk
(IMHOTEP)
o Vernacular Terms
(CDEP HANDBOOK 1)
o Ian Bentley’s Responsive Environment
o Urban Form and Function
o Urban Economic Models
o Urban Design Controls
o Factors involved in the Study of Site Analysis
(IMHOTEP)
o Arrangement of Greek Temples
o Parts of Bahay na kubo
o Parts of Bahay na Bato
(History One Note)

o Vernacular Terms
 (Raison Youtube Video)
 Meter - Metro
 Foot - Piye
 Inch - Pulgada
 ½ inch - Medya
 1”, 2”, 3” … - de uno, de dos, de tres
 Exact - siro siro (think .00 exact/ whole number, without allowance)
 Handbreadth - damak
 Span - dangkal
 Forearm - bisig
 Fathom (Fingertip to Fingertip) - Dipa
 Step - Baytang
 Gradient - Grado
 Storey/Floor - Palapag
 Layer or Coat - Patong
 Percentage/Percent - Porsyento
 Mixture - Timplada
 Hectare - Ektarya
 Square Meter – Kwadrado Metro
 Cubic Meter – Kubiko Metro
 By Volume - Bultuhan
o Section of the Pyramid of Khufa
o Parts of Temples
o Arch
o Basilican Church

o Cruciform Plan
o Renaissance Parts
o Mosque Parts
o Gothic Architecture
 Church
 Rose Window
 Arcade
 Clerestory
 Triforium
 Crypt
 Presbytery - reserved for the officiating clergy
 Galilee – small porch
 Garth - a courtyard or quadrangle
 Cloister – covered wlakway

 Flying Buttress aka Arc-Boutant
 Pinnacle/Finacle/Finial
 Butress pier
 Amortizement – shed rainwater
 Gargoyle – Water Spout
 Shaft
Conceptual Terms
Consideration-Prep-During-Post-Problems
Methods of Analyzing Truss Structures

Method of Showing Groove
Vertical Structural Irregularities
Plan Structural Irregularities
o Standard for Tests and Materials
o Factors in the design of Formworks
o Mixing and Placing of Concrete
o Schedule of Formworks Removal
o Foundation Systems
o Types of Soil testing and Investigation Methods
o Standard Load Test
o Roof Framing System
o Structural Steel Members/Components
o Steel Framing Systems
o Water Quality
o Water Treatment
 How to treat hard water? – Zeolite, Aliminum sulfate, ferric chloride, ferrous sulfate
 Aeration
 Coagulation and Settling
 Aluminium Sulfate, Ferric Chloride, Ferrous Sulfate, Zeolite
 Filtration
 Disinfect

o Water Source
o Electricty - Materials Use for Conductors
o Wiring Methods
o Raceway Methods
o Circuit Breaker Operation
 Electrical Estimate – Fajardo
 Circuit
 Resistance
 Phase angle of zerio
 Impedence

o Location of Outlets in Residential Occupancies

o Lighting – Fundamentals of Light
o Factors to consider in the selection of light source
o Misc. Light Source
o Illumination Methods
o Zonal Cavity (Lumen Method)
o Types of Fire Sprinkler Systems
o Classification of Hazards
o Classes of Fire Extinguishers
o + (Basic – CDEP)
 Process/Method
 Ballast
o Auxiliary Systems
 TCP – Transmission Control Protocol
 ISPs – Internet Service Protocols
 DSL – Digital Subscriber Line
 LTE – Long Term Evolution
 WI-FI – Wireless Fidelity
 POTS – Plain Old Telephone Services
 PSTN – Public Switch Telephone Network
 PBX/PABX – Private Branch Exchange
 IPT – Internet Protocol Telephony
 VOIP – Voice Over Internet Telephony
 MATV – Master Antenna Televion
 BEMS – Building Energy Management Systems
o Mechanical

o Visual Dictionary – DK Ching
 Process
 Resonance
 Reverberation

(CDEP Refresher)
o Paint defects
(Buildtech OneNote)
o Wood Defects
o Methods of Seasoning Lumber
o Methods of Treating Lumber

o Concrete Mixing Methods
o Concrete Testing Methods
o Common Paint PRoblems
(CDEP Refresher)
o General Conditions (Entities)
o
(IMHOTEP)
o Chronology of Architecture
o Filipino Architecture
(History One Note)

o Construction System
Components/System/ Architects/Famous Buildings

(IMHOTEP)
Building Materials and Utilities Brands
(CDEP Refresher)
o Components & Flow in Water Systems
o Treatment and Purification
o Upfeed System
o Overheadfeed or Downfeed System
o Upfeed and Gravity Return System
o Downfeed and Gravity Return System
o Disposal Systems
o Systems of Collecting Storm Water
o Escalators and Conveyors
o Water and Water Supply Systems
o Plumbing and Plumbing Systems
o Properties of Water
o Uses of Water
o Water Distribution Systems
o Sanitary Drainage System
o Sewage Disposal System
o Electrical Systems
o Overcurrent Protective Devices
o HVAC Systems
o HVAC – types of airconditioning systems
o Vertical Transportation/Conveying Systems
o Acoustics
o Sound Absorbing Materials and Construction
o Lighting and Illumination Fundamentals
o Fire Sprinkler System
o Fire pRotection Systems
o Fire Safety Design
(CDEP Refresher)
o Paints
(Buildtech OneNote)
o Properties of Materials
(IMHOTEP)
o Brands of Building Materials in the Philippines
 Mechanical
 Electrical
 Plumbing
 Roofing
 Flooring
 Water Proofing
 Glass
 Insulation
 Panel
 Boards
 Doors and Windows
 Adhesives
 Cement
 Tiles
 Hand Tools
 Tanks
(CDEP Refresher)
o Climate
o World Climates
o Heat Transfer
o Passive Cooling System
o Wind and Natural Ventilation
(CDEP HANDBOOK 1)
o History of Settlements
o 372 Garden Cities
o Parks Movement
o The City Beautiful Movement
o New Capitals
o Le Corbusier and Unite d’Habitation
o Frank Lloyd Wright and Broad Acres
o Soria Y Mata and the Linear City
o Edgar Chambles and Road Town
o Pablo Soleri and the Arcology Alteration
o The Floating City
o Barbican Development
o The Neighborhood Unit
o Contemporary World Urbanization
o Settlement Plannning in the Philippines
o Government Agencies
o Urban Redevelopment Strategies
o Urban Planning
o Emerging Theories
o New Urbanism
o Site Planning
(ADDITIONAL GOOGLE)
Agency Abbreviation Agency Head Notes
DHSUD DEPARTMENT of HUMAN SETTLEMENTS EDUARDO DEL ROSARIO 2019 COMBINATION OF HUDCC AND
and URBAN DEVELOPMENT HLURB
Attached agencies
Hdmf
Nha
Nhmfc
shfc
HUDCC HOUSING and URBAN DEVELOPMENT EDUARDO DEL ROSARIO
COORDINATING COUNCIL
HLURB HOUSING and LAND USE REGULATORY FORMER LLOYD CHRISTOPHER A. LAO
BOARD BUT CHAIRPERSON EDUARDO DEL
ROSARIO
HDMF HOME DEVELOPMENT MUTUAL FUND ACMAD RIZALDY P. MOTI Commonly Pag-Ibig
HGC HOME GUARANTY CORPORATION PRES. MANUAL R. SANCHEZ
NHMFC NATIONAL HOME MORTGAGE FINANCE CARLO LUIS P. RABAT
CORPORATION
NHA NATIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY MARCELINO P. ESCALADA JR.
SHFC SOCIAL HOUSING FINANCE ATTY. RICARDO CABLING
CORPORATION
MMDA METROPOLITAN MANILA DEVELOPMENT BENJAMIN ABALOS JR.
AUTHORITY
DPWH DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WORKS and USEC. ROGER MERCADO
HIGHWAYS
NHCP NATIONAL HISTORICAL COMMISSION of RENE R. ESCALANTE
the PHILIPPINES
DENR DEPARTMENT of ENVIRONMENTAL and ROY CIMATU

NATURAL RESOURCES
DOTC DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION and ARTHUR P TUGADE
COMMUNICATION
NEDA NATIONAL ECONOMIC and KARL KENDRICK CHUA
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
DILG DEPARTMENT of INTERIOR and LOCAL GEN. EDUARDO M. ANO
GOVERNMENT
DICT DEPARTMENT of INFORMATION and JOSE ARTURO DE CASTRO
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
(IMHOTEP)
o Filipino Architects
o TallestBuilding
o Tallest Skyscrapers
o UAP Presidents
o Pritzker Laureates
o Likha Gold Medal Awardees
o The Order of National Artist
(History One Note)

o Architectural Character Famous Names
Temple of Zeus Architects

Temple of Zeus, Agrigentum – Theron
Temple of Zeus, Olympia – Libon
Roman Architect of the Greek Temples of Zeus, Olympius – Cossutius

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(A) Main Topic (B) Estimate/Area Tab (C) Standards (D) Types (E) Parts/Vernacular (F) Conceptual Term

 ACT 2152 – Act of water quality management

o Lighting and Illumination Systems

o UAP Doc 307 Practical Specifications Writing

o Basic Architecture – CDEP (Urban Planning)

(One Note + IMHOTEP)

o Architects and Philosophies

 Design-One Note Sample Probem

o Sun Path Diagram

 + (OneNote – Structural) – additional symbols

o Code Design Criteria

o Spacing Limits for Reinforcement

o Minimum Concrete Cover for Cast-in-place concrete (Pre-stressed)

16mm diameter bar 40mm 30mm

Wall Panels, Slabs, joists 25mm

16mm diameter bar 12mm 10mm 10mm

Slabs walls and joist 20mm

ties, stirrups, spirals 40mm 25mm

Other reinforcement Db but not less than 20mm

 2021-11-09 Detail Notes of Standards.xlsx

o Light – Units of Measurement

 (Building Design and Construction – Vicente) - Electrical

(birthmonth 5) was watching as it was built.

 Pyconstyle Ratio 1.5

(CDEP Structural Design)

o Types of Groove Weld

 Purlin – carries the roof between trusses or rafters

 NC / NMC – Not metallic Cable

o Philippine Wood Specifices

o Typical Door Types

(History One Note)

 Mortuary Temples – Honor and Worship of Pharoahs

 29 Winding Drum Machine

o Parts of a Flourescent Lamp

o Factors involved in the Study of Site Analysis

(History One Note)

 Cloister – covered wlakway

Methods of Analyzing Truss Structures

o Location of Outlets in Residential Occupancies

o Methods of Treating Lumber

(History One Note)

Components/System/ Architects/Famous Buildings

DENR DEPARTMENT of ENVIRONMENTAL and ROY CIMATU

o The Order of National Artist

(History One Note)

Temple of Zeus Architects

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