ARCHILINE - Preparatory Work For Prelim Major Plate

Republic of the Philippines
TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES -MANILA

363 P. Casal St., Quiapo, Manila
PROPOSED TERTIARY HOSPITAL W/ MEDICAL

SCIENCES SCHOOL COMPLEX
PREPARATORY WORK FOR PRELIM MAJOR PLATE
Submitted By:
PERALTA, IRISSE
RAMIREZ, JOHN DAVE
TAGUDANDO, DARWIN
ARC 323/ARCH32S3
Submitted To:
AR. SOLIMAN, ELMER JR.
Professor
Date Submitted
03-31-2022
PROPOSED TERTIARY HOSPITAL WITH MEDICAL SCIENCES
SCHOOL COMPLEX
GUIDELINES IN THE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF A HOSPITAL THAT
ARE BASED ON PD 1096: NATIONAL BUILDING CODE
GUIDELINE PRESCRIBE ACTUAL
PD 1096:
PARKING
1 slot for every 25 beds
SERVICE STAIRS
Riser- 200mm maximum height
Tread- 250mm minimum width
Width- Less than 10 OL:0.75m 10-50
OL: 0.90m More than 50 OL: 1.10m
Headroom- 200mm minimum height
Vertical landings- 3.6m. Maximum
Handrail- 800-900mm
CORRIDORS
Minimum width of 1.10 meters
RAMPS
No general requirements provided, only
for ramps located in reviewing stands,
grandstands and bleachers
Sleeping department- 11 sqm

In-patient treatment- 22 sqm
Hospital and Sanitaria- 8.40 sqm
DOORS
Minimum Height- 2000mm
Minimum Width- 900mm
Maximum width- 1200mm
CEILING
Ground floor:
Naturally ventilated: 2.70m
Artificially ventilated: 2.70m
Second floor:
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Succeeding floor:
NO. OF EXITS
(based on occupant
loads)
0-10 OL: 1 Exit
10-499 OL: 2 Exits
500-999 OL: 3 Exits
100 or more OL: 4 Exits
MAX. TRAVEL
DISTANCE TO EXIT
(with sprinkler)
60.00 m
ZONING
1. Outer Zone
Areas that are immediately
accessible to the public: emergency
service, outpatient service, and
administrative service. they shall be
located near the entrance of the
hospital.
2. Second Zone
Areas that receive workload from
the outer zone: laboratory,
pharmacy, and radiology. They
shall be located near the outer
zone.
3. Inner Zone
Areas that provide nursing care and
management of patients: nursing
service. They shall be located in
private areas but accessible to
guests.
4. Deep Zone
Areas that require asepsis to
perform the prescribed services:
surgical service, delivery service,
nursery, and intensive care. They
shall be segregated from the
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public areas but accessible to the

outer, second and inner zones.
5. Service Zone
Areas that provide support to
hospital activities: dietary service,
housekeeping service, maintenance
and motor pool service, and
mortuary. They shall be located in
areas away from normal traffic
DEAD ENDS Max length - 6m
FENCE
Minimum height and requirements:
2 meters minimum height.
a. Fences should be
seethrough in the front of
the hospital.
Three otherside should be made of
concrete hollow blocks.
FUNCTION
1. Emergency Service
The emergency service shall
be located in the ground
floor to ensure immediate
access. a separate entrance
to the emergency room shall
be provided.
2. Administrative Service
The administrative service,
particularly admitting office
and business office, shall be
located near the main
entrance of the hospital.
offices for hospital
management can be located
in private areas.
3. Surgical Service
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The surgical service shall be

located and arranged to
prevent non-related traffic.
The operating room shall be
as remote as practicable
from the entrance to provide
asepsis. The dressing room
shall be located to avoid
exposure to dirty areas after
changing to surgical
garments. The nurse station
shall be located to permit
visual observation of patient
movement.
4. Delivery Service
The delivery service shall be
located and arranged to
prevent non-related traffic.
The delivery room shall be
as remote as practicable
from the entrance to provide
asepsis.
5.Dressing Room
The dressing room shall be
located to avoid exposure to
dirty areas after changing to
surgical garments. The
nurse station shall be
located to permit visual
observation of patient
movement. The nursery
shall be separate but
immediately accessible from
the delivery room.
6.Nursing Service
The nursing service shall be
segregated from public
areas. The nurse station
shall be located to permit
visual observation of
patients. Nurse stations shall
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be provided in all inpatient

units of the hospital with a
ratio of at least one (1) nurse
station for every thirty-five
(35) beds. Rooms and wards
shall be of sufficient size to
allow for workflow and
patient movement. Toilets
shall be immediately
accessible from rooms and
wards.
7.Dietary Service
The dietary service shall be
away from morgue with at
least 25-meter distance.
ARE BASED ON BP 344 : ACCESSIBILITY LAW
GUIDELINE PRESCRIBE Dietary Service
BP 344:
DROPPED CURB
Dropped curbs minimum width is 0.90

m.
Shall be ramped towards adjoining

curbs with a gradient, not more than
1:12.
Shall be sloped towards the road with a

maximum cross gradient of 1:20 to
prevent water from collecting at the
walkway.
CURB CUT-OUTS
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The minimum width of a curb cut-out

should be 0.90 M.
Curb cut-outs should have a gradient,

not more than 1:12.
WALKWAYS AND
PASSAGEWAYS
Walkways should have a maximum

cross gradient of 1:100.
Walkways should have a minimum

width of 1.20 meters.
In lengthy/busy walkways, spaces

should be provided at some point
along the route so that a wheelchair
may pass another or turn around.
Minimum dimension of 1.50 m and a

maximum distance of 12:00 m
between stops.
STAIRS
HANDRAILS
Handrail shall be installed at 0.90 m and

0.70 m above steps or ramps. Handrails
for protection at great heights may be
installed at 1.0 m to 1.06 m.
0.30 m long extension of the handrail

should be provided at the start and end
of ramps and stairs.
Handrails that require full grip should

have a dimension of 30 mm to 50 mm.
Handrails attached to walls should have

a clearance no less than 50 mm from
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the wall. Handrails on ledges should

have a clearance not less than 40 mm.
(emergency stair applicable)
SIGNAGES
Signs should be kept simple and easy

to understand.
The sign should have minimum

headroom of 2.0 meters should be
provided.
Signs on walls and doors should be

located at a maximum height of 1.60
M. and a minimum height of 1.40
meters.
Signages labeling public rooms and

places should have raised symbols,
letters or numbers with the minimum
height of 1 mm.
CROSSINGS
The width of the roadway to be
traversed exceeds 10 m, construct
central refuges with a depth of at least
1.5 m and ideally 2 m as a mid-crossing
shelter.
PARKING AREAS
Parking spaces for the disabled should

allow enough space for a person to
transfer to a wheelchair from a vehicle.
Accessible parking slots should have a

minimum width of 3.70 m.
A walkway from accessible spaces of

1.20 m. clear width shall be provided
between the front ends of parked cars.
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Parking spaces for the disabled should

never be located at ramped or sloping
areas (depends, If possible)
ENTRANCE
In case entrances are not on the same

level of the site arrival grade, ramps
should be provided as access to the
entrance level (depends, if possible)
Entrances with vestibules shall be

provided a level area with at least a 1.80
m. depth and a 1.50 m. width.
RAMPS
Ramp shall have a minimum clear width

of 1.20 m
The maximum gradient shall be 1:12.
The length of a ramp should not exceed

6:00 m. if the gradient is 1:12, longer
ramps whose gradient is 1:12 shall be
provided with landings not less than
1.50 m.
A level area not less than 1.80 m.

should be provided at the top and
bottom of any ramp.
Handrails will be provided on both sides

of the ramp at 0.70 m. and 0.90 m.
Ramps shall be equipped with curbs on
both sides with a minimum height of
0.10 m.
DOORS
Doors shall have a minimum clear width

of 0.80 m.
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Doorknobs and other hardware should

be located .90
SWITCHES
Manual switches shall be positioned

within 1.20 m to 1.30 m above the
floor.
Manual switches should be located no

further than 0.20 from the latch side of
the door.
CORRIDORS
Corridors shall have minimum clear
width of 1.20 meters.
Recesses or turnabout spaces should
be provided for wheelchairs to turn
around or to enable another wheelchair
to pass; these spaces shall have a
minimum area of 1.50 m x 1.50 m. and
shall be spaced at a maximum of 12.00
m.
Every dead end is 3.50 m turnabout

spaces.
WASHROOMS &
TOILETS
Accessible water closet stalls shall have

a minimum area of 1.70 x 1.80 mts.
A turning space of 2.25 sqm with a

minimum dimension of 1.50 m.
In order to aid visually impaired persons

to readily determine whether a
washroom is for men or for women, the
signage for men's washroom door shall
be an equilateral triangle with a vertex
pointing upward, and those for women
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shall be a circle, the edges of the

triangle should be 0.30 m long as
should be the diameter of the circle,
these signages should at least be 7.5
mm thick; the color and gray value of
the doors; the words "men" and
"women" or the appropriate stick figures
should still appear on the washroom
doors for the convenience of the fully
sighted (depends, if possible)
The maximum height of water closets

should be 0.45 m.
flush control should have a maximum

height of 1.20 mts.
Maximum height of lavatories should be

0.80 m. with a knee recess of 0.60 -
0.70 M. vertical clearance and a 0.50 m.
depth.
The maximum urinal height of the lip

should be 0.48 m.
STAIRS
A tactile strip 0.30 m. wide shall be

installed before hazardous areas such
as sudden changes in floor levels and
at the top and bottom of stairs; special
care must be taken to ensure the
proper mounting or adhesion of tactile
strips so as not to cause accidents.
(Then typical dimension of riser .18
depends on the number of steps and
.30 for the step size)
ELEVATORS
Accessible elevators should be

located not more than 30.00 m.
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Accessible elevators shall have a

minimum dimension of 1.10 m. x 1.40
m.
Control panels and emergency system

of accessible elevators shall be
between 0.90 m to 1.20 m from the
floor
ARE BASED ON RA 9514 : FIRE CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES
RA 9514
EXIT DETAILS
1. Exits shall be restricted to the
following permissible types:
● a. Doors leading directly

outside the building
● b. Stairs and smoke-proof
enclosures
● c. Ramps
● d. Horizontal exits
● e. Exit passageways
Atleast 2 exits of the above

types, remote from each
other, shall be provided for.
Each floor or fire section of

the building.
2. Minimum Number of Exits
● Every room or space with a

capacity of fifty (50) or more
persons or over ninety-three
square meters.
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● (93 m2) in area shall have at

least two (2) doorways as
remote from each other as
practicable.
3. Travel Distance to Exits
● A building without an
approved, supervised
automatic sprinkler system
shall not exceed forty-six
meters (46 m)
● (61 m) in any building
protected throughout by an
approved, supervised
automatic sprinkler system.
4. Access to Exits
Travel distance shall comply with

the following:
● Any room door intended as

exit access and an exit shall
not exceed thirty (30)
meters;
● Any point in a room and an
exit shall not exceed forty-six
(46) meters;
● Any point in a health care
sleeping room or suite and
an exit access door of that
room or suite shall not
exceed fifteen (15) meters.
5. Exterior Corridors or Balconies
● They shall open to the

outside air except for railings
or balustrades with stairs or
level exits to grade not over
seventy-six and one-fourth
meters 76.25 m
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● Dead ends not to exceed six

meters (6 m)
6. Exit Arrangement
● Exits shall be so arranged

that at least two (2) separate
exits will be available from
every floor area.
●
● Shall any dead-end corridor
extend more than six meters
(6 m) beyond the stairway or
other means of exit.
7. Every health care sleeping room,

unless it has a door opening at
ground level, shall have an exit
access door leading directly to a
corridor that leads to an exit.
● One adjacent room such as

a sitting or anteroom may
intervene if all doors along
the path of exit travel
● This intervening room is not
intended to serve more than
eight (8) health care
sleeping beds
● This Division shall not be
limited to eight (8) cribs or
bassinets.
8. Aisles, corridors and ramps

required for exit access
● Shall be at least two hundred

forty four (244) centimeters
in clear and unobstructed
width.
● Required for exit access or
exit in a residential-custodial
care institution shall be at
least one hundred eighty
three centimeters (183 cm)
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in clear and unobstructed

width.
9. Corridors and ramps in adjunct

areas not intended for the housing,
treatment, or use of inpatients
● Shall be at least one

hundred eighty-three
centimeters (183 cm).
10. Any rooms and any suite or

rooms of more than ninety-three
square meters (93 m2)
● Shall have at least two (2)

exit access doors remote
from each other.
11. Every exit or exit access shall be

so arranged that no corridor or aisle
● exceeds six meters (6 m).
12. Any health care sleeping room

which complies with the
requirements previously set forth in
this section may be subdivided with
non-fire-rated, non-combustible
partitions.
● Rooms that are so

subdivided shall not exceed
four hundred sixty-five
square meters (465 m2).
DOORS
1. Exit access doors from the hospital
and nursing home sleeping rooms,
diagnostic and treatment rooms or
areas such as X-rays, surgery and
physical therapy.
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● All exit doors serving these

spaces shall be at least one
hundred twelve (112)
centimeters. Doors to
residential-custodial sleeping
rooms and doors to nursery
sleeping rooms and all exit
doors serving these spaces
shall be at least ninety-one
centimeters (91 cm) wide.
2. Horizontal Exits
● At least two and eight-tenths

(2.80) square meters per
occupant in a hospital or
nursing home or one and four-
tenths.
● (1.40) square meters per
occupant in a residential-
custodial care institution shall
be provided on each side of the
horizontal exit for the total
number of 156 occupants in
adjoining compartments
3. The single door may be used as a

horizontal exit if it serves one direction.
● (112 cm) wide for a hospital or

nursing home or at least ninety-
one centimeters (91 cm) wide
for residential-custodial care
institutions. The swing shall be
in the direction of exit travel.
4. A horizontal exit
● (2.40) meters or more in width

serving as means of egress
from both sides of the doorway
a pair of swinging doors, each
door having a clear width of
1055 mm and swinging in the
opposite direction from the
other.
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GUIDELINE IN THE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF A HOSPITAL
AND OTHER HEALTH FACILITIES
COMMON CORRIDORS
Corridor accessed by patient and
equipment access shall have a
minimum width
2.44 meters
CORRIDOR
In places where beds, stretchers, and

equipment are not frequently used, the
width of the stretcher and equipment
carriage may be reduced to
1.83 meters.
RAMP OR ELEVATOR
shall be provided for ancillary, clinical
and nursing areas located on the upper
floor.
A ramp shall be provided as access to

the entrance of the hospital not on the
same level of the site.
SEGREGATION
Segregation of sexes is required

inwards. Patients and personnel, male
and female, must each have their own
toilet.
8 patient or personnel = 1 toilet

OCCUPYING SPACE
AT ONE TIME
0.65 Unit area per person
1.40 Unit area per person
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WORK AREA PER

STAFF
5.02 Work area per staff that includes
space for one (1) desk and one (1)
chair, space for occasional visitor, and
space for aisle
CLEAR FLOOR PER
AREA
7.43/bed – Clear floor area per bed that
includes space for one (1) bed, space
for occasional visitor, and space for
passage of equipment
CLEAR FLOOR PER
STRETCHER
1.08/stretcher – Clear floor area per
stretcher that includes space for one (1)
stretcher
ADMINISTRATIVE
SERVICE AREA m2
Lobby
Waiting Area 0.65/person area in square meter
Information and
Reception Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
Toilet 1.67 area in square meter
Business Office 5.02/staff area in square meter
Medical Record 5.02/staff area in square meter

Office of the Chief of
Hospital 5.02/staff area in square meter
Laundry and Linen
Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
Maintenance and
Housekeeping Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
Parking Area for
Transport Vehicle 9.29 area in square meter
Supply Room 5.02/staff area in square meter

Waste Holding Room 4.65 area in square meter
Dietary
Dietitian Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
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Supply Receiving
Area 4.65 area in square meter
Cold and Dry

Storage Area 4.65 area in square meter
Food Preparation
Cooking and
Baking Area 4.65 area in square meter
Serving and Food
Assembly Area 4.65 area in square meter
Washing Area 4.65 area in square meter
Garbage Disposal
Dining Area 1.40/person area in square meter
Cadaver Holding
Room 7.43/bed area in square meter
CLINICAL SERVICE
AREA m2
Emergency Room
Nurse Station 5.02/staff area in square meter

Examination and
Treatment Area
with
Lavatory/Sink 7.43/bed area in square meter
Observation Area 7.43/bed area in square meter

Equipment and
Supply Storage
Wheeled
Stretcher Area 1.08/stretcher area in square meter
Outpatient
Department
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Admitting and
Records Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
Examination and
Treatment Area
with
Consultation Area 5.02/staff area in square meter

Surgical and
Obstetrical Service
Major Operating
Room 33.45 area in square meter
Delivery Room 33.45 area in square meter

Sub-sterilizing
Sterile
Instrument,
Supply and
Scrub-up Area 4.65 area in square meter
Clean-up Area 4.65 area in square meter
Dressing Room 2.32 area in square meter

Wheeled
Stretcher Area 1.08/stretcher area in square meter
Janitor’s Closet 3.90 area in square meter
Nursing Unit
Semi-Private
Room with Toilet 7.43/bed area in square meter
Patient Room 7.43/bed area in square meter

Isolation Room
with Toilet 9.29 area in square meter

Treatment and
Medication Area
with
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Central Sterilizing and

Supply Room
Receiving and
Releasing Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
Work Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
Sterilizing Room 4.65 area in square meter

Sterile Supply
NURSING SERVICE
AREA m2
Office of the Chief
Nurse 5.02/staff area in square meter
ANCILLARY SERVICE
AREA m2
Primary Clinical
Laboratory
Clinical Work
Area with
Lavatory/Sink 10.00 area in square meter
Pathologist Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
Radiology
X – Ray Room
with Control
Booth, Dressing
Area and Toilet 14.00 area in square meter
Dark Room 4.65 area in square meter

Film File and
Radiologist Area 5.02/staff area in square meter
Radiology 15.00 area in square meter
ARE BASED ON PD 856 : CODE OF SANITATION OF THE PHILIPPINES
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PD 856
VENTILATION
Ventilation must be given that is both
effective and appropriate for
maintaining a comfortable environment.
The ventilation system must be

adequate to prevent excessive heating
of the air, condensation, and the
production of excess moisture on walls
and ceilings, as well as the removal of
noxious aromas, fumes, and
contaminants.
Mechanical ventilation with airflow from

a clean region and discharging in such
a way as not to generate a nuisance
shall be supplied in the absence of
effective natural ventilation.
In special instances, canopies, air

ducts, fans, or other appliances must be
installed as needed by the health
authority.
REQUIRED FLOOR
TYPE
All angles between the floors and walls
shall be rounded off to a height of not
less than 3 inches (7.62 cm.) from the
floor; or constructed of concrete or other
impervious and readily cleaned material
that is resistant to wear and corrosion
and is suitably graded and drained.
Appropriate materials for flooring must

be selected to ensure optimal durability
without generating a slippery surface.
REQUIRED WALL
TYPE
The wall and ceiling finishes should be
chosen to provide the best lighting with
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the least amount of glare. In the darkest

corner, artificial lighting with louvered
fluorescent or incandescent fixtures
must be utilized to provide a minimum
lighting of 25 foot-candles. Appropriate
materials for flooring must be selected
to ensure optimal durability without
generating a slippery surface.
Where walls are wet or splashed, they

must be made of impervious, non-
absorbent materials that reach a height
of at least 79 inches (2 meters) from the
floor.
iii. Internal walls must be painted light
colors or coated with whatever other
wall finish the health authority specifies.
REQUIRED CEILING
TYPE
All ceilings, or the entire underside of
the roof if no ceiling is supplied, must
be dust-proof and washable.
Smooth, non-absorbent, and bright
should be the ceiling or undersurface
of the roof of rooms where food is
made or packed, or where utensils or
hands are washed.
MORGUE
The floors and walls shall be made of
concrete or other durable impervious
materials.
ARE BASED ON RA 1378 : NATIONAL PLUMBING CODE OF THE PHP
RA 1378
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1 per room
1 per 15 for hospital employees
WATER CLOSETS Add 1 fixture for additional 40 person
1 per 50 patients
URINAL WALL Add 1 fixture for additional 50 males
1 per room
1 per 40 for hospital employees
1 fixture for additional 20 males
LAVATORY 1 fixture for additional 15 females
All buildings should have proper

WASTEWATER disposal of sewage accordance with the
DISPOSAL provisions
Every building where plumbing fixture

are installed shall have a sewer service
SEWER connection
Storm drainage are required for roof

areas, courts and courtyards to collect
stormwater and discharge the
stormwater to an approved point of
disposal not in conflict with other
DRAINAGE SYSTEM ordinances or regulations.
Each plumbing fixture shall be provided

with an adequate supply of potable
running water, so arranged as to flush
and keep the same in clean and
WATER healthful conditions as without danger
DISTRIBUTION of backflow or cross-connection.
Each building shall be provided with

sanitary facilities as prescribed by the
SANITARY National Building Code or other
FACILITIES authorities having jurisdiction
BATH TUB/SHOWER 1 per room
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1 per 20 patients
Plumbing fixtures shall be

manufactured of dense, durable,
non-absorbent materials and must have
smooth impervious surfaces, free from
unnecessary concealed fouling
PLUMBING FIXTURE surfaces.
GRAVITY SUPPLY
TANKS At least 1 when approved by jurisdiction
No steam pipe shall be directly

connected to any part of a plumbing or
STEAM AND HOT drainage system, nor shall any water
WATER DRAINAGE having a temperature above 60°C be
CONDENSERS AND discharged under pressure directly into
SUMPS any part of a drainage system.
Appliances, devices or apparatus such

as stills, sterilizers and similar
equipment requiring water and waste
STERILE and used for sterile material shall be
EQUIPMENT drained through an air gap.
Chemical or industrial liquid wastes

likely to damage or increase
maintenance costs on the excreta
sewer system, detrimentally affect
sewage treatment or contaminate
surface or subsurface waters, shall be
pretreated to render them innocuous
prior to their discharge into a drainage
system.
Waste pipe shall be constructed of

chemical-resistant glass-lined pipe,
high silicon iron pipe, lead pipe not less
than 3.2 mm wall thickness, an
approved type of ceramic glazed or
unglazed vitrified clay or other approved
corrosion resistant materials
CHEMICAL WASTE
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DRINKING
FOUNTAIN 1 per 75 person
ARE BASED ON RA 184 : PHILIPPINE ELECTRICAL CODE
RA 184
PV system installed shall include a
PV SYSTEM WITH rapid shutdown function that controls
RAPID SHUTDOWN specific conductors
Applies to all permanently installed

energy storage systems operating at
over 50 volts ac or 60 volts dc that may
ENERGY STORAGE be stand-alone or interactive with other
SYSTEM electric power production sources.
A GFCI is designed to protect persons

against electric shock. It operates on
the principles of monitoring the
unbalanced current between the
ungrounded and the grounded neutral
GFCI conductor.
3ft. For every 150-600V electric

switchboard to insulated parts
3ft. For every 1500-600V electric
DISTANCES switchboard to grounded parts
ELECTRIC BOARD 4ft. For every 150-600V electric
TO LIVE PARTS switchboard to exposed live parts
30in. minimum working space at rear of

REAR WORKING equipment to allow work on non
SPACE electrical parts
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FRONT WORKING 30in. Distance wide for front working

SPACE space from equipment
90 degree swing opening door as per

the provisions for both room and
EQUIPMENT DOOR electrical board
1 entrance is required for every

electrical working spaces
For equipment rated 1200 amperes

WORKING SPACE above and 6ft. Wide, it shall be 24in.
ENTRANCE Wide entrance and 6 ½ ft. high
1 continuous and unobstructed way of

EXIT TRAVEL exit travel
LIGHTNING The bonding of a system grounding

PROTECTION electrode and a lightning rod grounding
SYSTEM electrode.
1. The transformer must be size to at

least 125% of the sum of the loads.
2. The transformer primary overcurrent
device must be at least a specified
minimum size.
3. The transformer secondary must not
contain any overcurrent device
TRANSFORMERS whatsoever.
Supply conductors must be physically

routed outside buildings and must be
installed in accordance with Article
2.30. Where supply conductors cannot
be routed outside buildings, they must
be encased in 2 inches or 50 mm of
POWER WIRING concrete or brick.
GREEN BUILDING CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES
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GREEN CODE
Institutional: Hospital - 10,000sqm

TGFA
Building Average LPD for Hospitals -

12.9W/m2
Material Recovery Facility for Hospitals

- 1.0sqm waste storage per 1,250sqm
TGFA + 50% circulation space.
ARE BASED ON PHILIPPINE MECHANICAL CODE
MECHANICAL SYSTEM
Automatic fire sprinkler system area of

coverage 146 sqm, water supply
density 4.07lps/sqm.
Protection per area per sprinkler head

20 sqm. At 2.2m minimum distance and
4.2m maximum distance between
sprinkler.
Design temperature 25 c at 50% relative

humidity.
Isolation rooms for highly infectious
diseases like tb and sars negative
pressure - exhaust air is 10% more than
air supply.
Provide ceiling cassette type exhaust

fans with integral air diffuser in all
toilets.
Provide orbit type 360 degree ceiling

fans in all non- airconditioned rooms.
Hospital bed elevator - provided in all

multi storey hospital buildings separate
elevators for patients.
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SCHOOL COMPLEX
Minimum car size - 1.5m width and

2.15m height. Car is the lifter of
elevator.
“I accept responsibility for my role in ensuring the integrity of the work submitted by the group in
which I participated.”
PERALTA, IRISSE
RAMIREZ, JOHN DAVE
TAGUDANDO, DARWIN
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Republic of the Philippines

TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES -MANILA

PROPOSED TERTIARY HOSPITAL W/ MEDICAL

PREPARATORY WORK FOR PRELIM MAJOR PLATE

GUIDELINES IN THE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF A HOSPITAL THAT

ARE BASED ON PD 1096: NATIONAL BUILDING CODE

GUIDELINE PRESCRIBE ACTUAL

Sleeping department- 11 sqm

public areas but accessible to the

DEAD ENDS Max length - 6m

2 meters minimum height.

The surgical service shall be

be provided in all inpatient

GUIDELINES IN THE PLANNING AND DESIGN OF A HOSPITAL THAT

ARE BASED ON BP 344 : ACCESSIBILITY LAW

GUIDELINE PRESCRIBE Dietary Service

Dropped curbs minimum width is 0.90

Shall be ramped towards adjoining

Shall be sloped towards the road with a

The minimum width of a curb cut-out

Curb cut-outs should have a gradient,

Walkways should have a maximum

Walkways should have a minimum

In lengthy/busy walkways, spaces

Minimum dimension of 1.50 m and a

Handrail shall be installed at 0.90 m and

0.30 m long extension of the handrail

Handrails that require full grip should

Handrails attached to walls should have

the wall. Handrails on ledges should

Signs should be kept simple and easy

The sign should have minimum

Signs on walls and doors should be

Signages labeling public rooms and

Parking spaces for the disabled should

Accessible parking slots should have a

A walkway from accessible spaces of

Parking spaces for the disabled should

In case entrances are not on the same

Entrances with vestibules shall be

Ramp shall have a minimum clear width

The maximum gradient shall be 1:12.

The length of a ramp should not exceed

A level area not less than 1.80 m.

Handrails will be provided on both sides

Doors shall have a minimum clear width

Doorknobs and other hardware should

Manual switches shall be positioned

Manual switches should be located no

Every dead end is 3.50 m turnabout

Accessible water closet stalls shall have

A turning space of 2.25 sqm with a

In order to aid visually impaired persons

shall be a circle, the edges of the

The maximum height of water closets

flush control should have a maximum

Maximum height of lavatories should be

The maximum urinal height of the lip

A tactile strip 0.30 m. wide shall be

Accessible elevators should be

Accessible elevators shall have a

Control panels and emergency system