Republic of the Philippines

BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY 

College of Engineering, Architecture and Fine arts
Alangilan Campus, Batangas City 

Proposed Mixed-Use Development

Brgy. Pampang, Angeles City, Pampanga

Submitted by: 

Ivana Joyce L. Villalobos

ARC-3101
Data Presentation
Site Analysis (Macro-Micro)

Angeles City, Pampanga

Angeles is a city in the Philippines. Period structures, such as the colonial Holy Rosary Church, may be seen throughout the
Santo Rosario District. The Museo Ning Angeles is a local history museum housed in a refurbished 1920s building. The
magnificent Pamintuan Mansion, erected in the 1890s, and the stone Founders' Residence, built in 1824, are both city
landmarks. Mount Pinatubo, an active volcano, is located west of the city.
Angeles, formally the City of Angeles (Kapampangan: Lakanbalen ning Angeles; Tagalog: Lungsod ng Angeles), is a first-
class highly urbanized city in the province of Pampanga. It is found in the Philippines' Central Luzon region. It has a
population of 411,634 inhabitants, according to the 2015 census.
MoneySense magazine placed Angeles’s 15th among the "Best Places to Live in the Philippines" in its March — April 2008
issue.
In honor of its patron saints, Las Santos Angeles Custodios (Holy Guardian Angels), and the name of its founder, Don
Angel Pantaleón de Miranda, the name Angeles is derived from the Spanish El Pueblo de los Angeles ("The Town of the
Angels").
 Brgy. Pampang, Angeles City Pampanga
Pampang is a barrio in the city of Angeles, in the Philippines. According to the 2020 Census, the city has a total population
of 24,653. This amounted to 5.33 percent of the entire population of the city of Los Angeles.The is located on the island of
Luzon, at a latitude and longitude of around 15.1482, 120.5745. The elevation at these locations is estimated to be 116.2
meters or 381.2 feet above mean sea level, according to the GPS coordinates.
Macro Site

Site Perimeter and Site Area

The location of the site is located at Brgy. Pampang, Angeles City Pampanga, Near the public market of Angeles city. It has
a Site perimeter of 677.21m and an area of 24,667.05 sqm. The Site has a relatively flat terrain. And surrounded by four
road connections, which is Visitacion street and Pampang road.

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 Topographical Map of Angeles City, Pampanga
Source: https://namria.gov.ph/3131-IIIAngelesCity.html
 Land Use Map of Angeles City Pampanga (2016-2019)
Source: ANGELES CITY LAND USE PLAN.pdf
Around 290 hectares of land in the city are considered for forest use, generally flat terrain except for its north-western part.
Between 60-340 meters above mean sea level (MSL). Angeles City is free from the threats of lahar deposition coming from
the Abacan River and is also free from other forms of constraints such as fault lines and heavy erosion.

The City of Angeles has a total land area of 60.27 km2 (23.27 sq mi) which is divided into different land use like residential
(34.25%), agricultural (39.43%), and then followed by commercial, industrial, institutional facilities and parks. The city is
located in the province of Pampanga, Philippines. It is bordered by Mabalacat City to the north; Mexico to the east; San
Fernando to the southeast; Bacolor to the couth; and Porac to the southwest and west.

Soil Types
 Soil Types in Angeles City Pampanga (2016-2019)
Source: ANGELES CITY LAND USE PLAN.pdf
Pampanga's soils are generally recent all north and northwest of San Fernando and consist of coa southeast, silt loam to
clay. The surface soils of Pampanga are composed of 54% sand, 21% silt, and 25% clay. With the exception of the Arayat
sandy clay loam, which is slightly alkaline, they are slightly acidic. They are also not sticky or plastic because the
magnesium content is less than half that of the calcium content. The presence of a high magnesium-to-calcium ratio
indicates a soil's stickiness or plasticity. Forestland accounts for 24.38 percent of total land area, or about 53,156 hectares.
The Arayat National Park is approximately 3,718 hectares in size, with the park resort area taking up 508.69 hectares.

SITE LOCATION

http://faultfinder.phivolcs.dost.gov.ph/
3D Presentation of Site
Water Resources

Map of Waterways in Angeles City Pampanga (2016-2019)

Source: ANGELES CITY LAND USE PLAN.pdf

Numerous rivers drain Pampanga. The largest and longest of these is Pampanga River which runs from Nueva Ecija and
flows along the slope of Mt. Arayat, cutting across the entire eastern section of the province until it reaches Manila Bay.
Other rivers worth mentioning are the Porac River, Gumain River and Caulaman River. These flow from streams and small
inlets from the mountainous regions along the boundary of Zambales and empty out into small tributaries eventually, finding
their way into the sea.
The province's source of water for domestic use is from its enormous groundwater reserves. It can be extracted through the
construction wells equipped with pumps or available springwater.

Transportation
Public utility jeepneys (PUJs) and tricycles are the common modes of transportation in the city due to the convenience and
affordability they offer to the public. There are four transport terminals which cater the outside city limit PUJs: (1) SM Clark
Terminal/Bayanihan Clark catering to the north bound sector such as Angeles to Bamban, Capas, Concepcion, Mabalacat,
Madapdap, Sta. Lucia, Dau-Check point, Clark to Main Gate via Ex-Way-SM and Dau to Maingate; (2) Jao Ville, Pandan
Terminal caters to the East Bound Sector such as Angeles to Arayat, Magalang, Mawaque, Pandacaqui and SM Pampanga
via Pandan; (3) Nepo Mart Terminal caters to the West Bound Sector such as Angeles to Manibaug, Porac, Salu-Balubad;
and (4) Essel Park Common Terminal which caters to the South Bound Sector such as Angeles to Bulaun, San Fernando
and Friendship-Telabastagan.

Tourism
Products and Services
Because of the various businesses, technologies, and modern highways that have been established and constructed in the
city, the city's economy has accelerated, and trade and transportation have greatly improved. The most recent count of
commercial establishments in the city is 15,375. Manufacturing and exporter industries dominated the city's operations,
accounting for approximately 90.19 percent of light and medium industries and nine and 80/100 percent (9.80 percent) of
agro-industrial operations. Angeles also has a cottage industry that includes the production of rattan furniture and cocoa. A
semiconductor industry involved in the manufacture of electronics and computers; nuts, charcoal, and briquettes. In the year
2000, business investments totaled P3, 021,728,527.07. The Clark Special Economic Zone, which borders the city to the
north, is home to 276 business establishments that are part of the Clark Development Corporation. In addition, the city was
named one of the "Hot Cities for Business" in 2001. With its vast resources and growing labor force, Angeles is
unquestionably a hot spot for investment.

Business Opportunities
Angeles City, located in Central Luzon, is a rapidly growing urban center. Angeles City's economic prospects are bright,
thanks to the development of the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport as a premier international gateway. It is also
centrally located in the heart of the country's largest agricultural region. Furthermore, it is situated at the crossroads of two
expressways. As a result, the city is on track to become a logistics hub.Another reason to choose Angeles City as an
investment location is the development of the Clark Economic Zone. Electro-electrical manufacturing, textile and clothing,
transportation equipment, household goods, food processing, technology-related industries, commercial complexes, mass
housing, tourism-related businesses, export and import activities, aviation services, and training centers are among the
businesses with better prospects.

Tourist Attractions
Bale Matua – one of the most renowned tourist spots in Angeles City. This is an old house situated within Santo Rosario.
Known as the oldest house in the city, Bale Matua is founded by the rich man named Don Angel Pantaleon de Miranda in
the 1800s. Inside this mansion, people acan find artifacts that can suggest the culture and lifestyle of early people in Angles
City.
Bayanihan Park – vacationers and tourist can enjoy kite flying here. There are also various facilities for sport-loving tourists
like basketball and volleyball courts. This place is very popular since mane spacial event in the city are normally being held
here like festivals, religious ceremonies and bazaars.

Exisiting Developments
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The city is nearby different buildings and extablishments, such as residential areas, Commercial Area, which comprise of
Public Market, clothing stores, restaurants etc. It also has inearby institutional areas, such as hospitals, government offices,
bank, and educational buildings.

Photos of the Site Location

SWOT ANALYSIS

SWOT ANALYSIS OF THE SITE

STRENGHTS  Site location is surrounded with four road connections such as Visitacion street and
Pampang road.
 Site is near the Public Market of Angeles City
 Available records also show that there is no existing active fault in the city.
 Highest road density in Central Luzon region
 Angeles City, Pampanga can be accessed from all directions
 The location of the site is beneficial as it's bordered by many institutions, such as schools
and residential complexes: this feature is relevant because closeness to a nearby
community will aid in the promotion and publicity of the proposed project.
 Availability of power utilities, water utilities and communications on the site.
 Generally flat terrain except for its north-western part
 Site Location has a relatively flat terrain.
WEAKNESSES  Angeles City is one of the areas in the province of Pampanga with low susceptibility to
flooding primarily due to its topography.
 The adjacent lot which comprises of the Angeles City Public Market, can be generally
responsible for traffic congestion, high rate of foot traffic and poor vehicle movement.
OPPORTUNITIES  The city hosts a number of local and foreign investments
 The Project Can aid in further improving the economy of the area.

THREATS  Tendency of uncontrollable environmental impacts.

 Population density on the site can impact safety and security of the project.

TOWS ANALYSIS
THREATS OPPORTUNITIES

WEAKNESSES STRENGTHS

Description of the Project

Every day, our world evolves in unexpected ways. The future affords us the opportunity to create limitless invention that is
unrestricted by our aspirations. Thousands of structures are being built in our reality as a result of the discovery of a
blossoming new age and optimism. These structures are huge, exceptional, and revolutionary. While predicting the future is
challenging, it should be achievable due to our drive to make strides. The Philippines is capable of cultivating intelligence and
the ability to engage with the future; one of its advantages is that it is well-known for its gorgeous landscape and physical
topography, which attract an increasing number of tourists. Angeles City is one of the most successful instances of a
flourishing city. It is a first class, highly urbanized city in the province of Pampanga that offers settlement in a less dense area
and economic opportunities. Growing prosperity can be seen in the city's construction boom over the past decade, which
has resulted in the development of condominium buildings, hotels and resort resorts, casino resorts, foreign restaurants,
shopping malls, and leisure complexes, among other developments. Angeles City in Pampanga is a jewel of a landscape,
with an intriguing blend of traditional history and world-class structures. The city was named the single winner in the highly
urbanized city category. Additionally, the city was nominated for Central Luzon's Best One-Stop-Shop (BOSS). Angeles is
also catching up with Pampanga's burgeoning business sector, with new strips of local food restaurants, boutiques, and
beauty & wellness stores such as JD Soles, Ledeecia Salon and Skin Care, Oxford Barber Shop, The Optometrist, Ropali
Motorbelle, The Reading Station, and Arcadia Spa Massage. One of the city's most popular tourist attractions is its own
'Walking Street,' Fields Avenue in Balibago. The Walking Street has a fascinating history, having entertained soldiers from
the then-operational Clark Air Base. Today, it is establishing a reputation as a culinary, entertainment, and gambling
destination for tourists from all over the world. It is also well-known for its vibrant nightlife, with numerous bars catering to
both domestic and international travelers. The primary objective of this study is to come up with a sustainable and
innovative project while preserving and promoting the city’s culture by means of imposing a design solution for a Mixed-
used development in Brgy. Pampang, Angeles City, Pampanga. The Mixed used development will be composed of a
Lifestyle Shopping Mall and Amusement Park with Interactive Park.

https://business.inquirer.net/333042/angeles-city-where-exciting-opportunities-await
https://www.lamudi.com.ph/journal/what-makes-pampanga-an-ideal-business-and-commerce-destination/