PhilSeri- A Facility for Sericulture and Silk processing

CHAPTER V
ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAMMING

Submitted by:

Dom Jegs S. Felipe

BSAR-5C

Submitted to:

Ar. Ramon Lamira Jr.

Thesis Adviser
SPATIAL ORGANIZATION
Staffing requirements

Staffing Requirements
Department/Office Personnel Number of Personnel
Administration Building
Director 1
Office of the Director
Secretary 1
Coordinator, personnel
1
Personnel Development Unit development unit
Secretary 1
Internal Auditor 1
Office of the Internal Auditor
Assistant Auditor 2
Planning Office and Socio- Head 1
economic Section Secretary 1
Knowledge Management Head 1
Office Secretary 1
Human Resources Officer 1
Human Resources Office
Training Officer 1
Budget Officer 1
Supply Officer 1
Accountant 1
Finance &Administrative
Bookkeeper 1
Services Division
Cashier 1
Head General Services 1
Head, Security Unit 1
Engineers 1
Equipment Technician 1
Engineering and Maintenance
Mechanic 1
Office
Maintenance Personnel 4
Utility Worker 3
TOTAL 27
Research and Development Office
Mulberry Research and Chief 1
Development Section Secretary 1
Head 1
Coordinator, Mulberry
1
Breeding Unit
Coordinator, Mulberry 1
 Production & Management
Unit
Coordinator, Mulberry Pest &
1
Disease Management Unit
Assisting Staffs 6
Mulberry Farmers 4
Head 1
Coordinator, Silkworm
1
Breeding & Improvement Unit
Coordinator, Silkworm
Silkworm Research and 1
Rearing Management Unit
Development Section
Coordinator, Silkworm Pest &
1
Disease Management Unit
Assisting Staffs 6
Rearers 10
Head 1
Coordinator, Silk Weaving
1
Unit
Manual Weavers 6
Powerloom Operators 6
Coordinator, Silk Reeling Unit 1
Reelers 12
Coordinator, Sericulture Tools
Post Cocoon and 1
& Machineries Unit
Development Section Coordinators, Wet Processing
1
Unit
Dyers 6
Coordinator, Product
Development Design & 1
Marketing Unit
Coordinator, Cocoon & Silk
1
Quality Assessment Unit
TOTAL 58
Training and Technical Services Division
Chief 1
Office of the Chief
Secretary 1
Head 1
Technical Transfer, Planting &
Sericulture Project
Utilization Sections 6
Coordinators
Training/Information & Head 1
Communication Section Coordinator, Training and 1
 Library Services Unit
Assistant Librarian 1
Coordinator, Communication
1
& Documentation Unit
Head 1
Coordinator, Soil & Tissue
1
Analysis Unit
Coordinator, Mulberry
Cuttings & Sapling Production
1
Technical Services Section Unit
Coordinator, Pest Clinic Unit 1
Coordinator, Silkworm Egg
1
Production & Distribution Unit
Coordinator, 4th Instar Larvae
1
Production & Distribution Unit
TOTAL 16

Qualitative Analysis

Spaces Definitions and Functions

Rearing Houses It is where the silkworms are raised. It should be separated from
other buildings and should be close to the Mulberry plantation.
Environment inside rearing houses is best be controlled and
varies on what instar stage the larvae to be raised. Larvae stored
here are up to the 4th instar stage
Lecture room Here lectures about silkworm rearing and Mulberry farming takes
place for students, farmers, and trainees.
Cold Storage This is where silkworm eggs are stored until they hatch. This area
is best partially underground dimly lit. temperature must be
maintained at 24-29 degrees Celsius and humidity at 80%
Drying Area This where the process of killing the pupae inside the cocoons
without interfering the cocoon shell.
Sorting Area This is where sorting of the silkworm is done to remove defective
cocoons such as unvinated, thin end, filmsy, malformed, and
double cocoons as well as those with scaffolding marks
Dried Cocoon Storage Here is where dried cocoons must be stored for sometimes if
they are not utilized immediately for reeling. A good storage
facility for dried cocoons should have adequate ventilation with a
room humidity of 65%+_ and the storage room should be free
from ants, rats and other insects.
Cooking Area This is where the process of softening the cocoon shell takes
place by partially dissolving the sericin gummy substance that
 binds the silk filaments. Stoves should be provided on a tiled
pedestal with sinks and source of water.
Reeling Area This is where the reeling machines can be found. Here the
process of unwinding the silk filament from the cocoons takes
place. Water supply and floor drains should be provided as well
as floor finish good for moisture like ceramic tile, vinyl tile etc.
Re-Reeling Area Here reeled silk is re-reeled to rewind it from small to big
(standard) reels.
Skeining Area this is where the process of twisting the hanks takes place using a
simple apparatus known as skeining machine or turner.
Booking Area In this area, the method of making the skeins appear like neat
book with eight skeins in a horizontal row and five skeins with
separate in a vertical row. Neatly ties the skeins with separate
bands at three different places and wrapped with tissue paper to
prevent the raw silk from absorbing moisture.
Baling this is where the process of wrapping the books with thin cotton
material takes place. Then it is wrapped with in cotton/gunny
cloth and finally pack into a bale approximately 60kg.
Mulberry Cuttings Storage Cut mulberry branches are stored here for silkworm consumption
Warehouse This is where raw silk, woven silk, silk threads are stored to keep
them from high moisture.
Weaving Area here thrown silk are woven manually or mechanically through
power looms. It must be well lit and well ventilated

Quantitative Analysis

Space
Max Total
Additonal Factor/perso
Building Area number Area
Space n or equip
of Users (sq.m)
(sq.m)
Administration Reception 50 2 130.00
Office of the
T&B 4 9.30 51.00
Director
Office of Personnel
4 9.30 37.18
Development
Office of the Internal
2 9.30 24.18
Auditor
Planning & Socio-
2 9.30 24.18
economic Section
Knowledge
2 9.30 24.18
Management Office
Human Resources 2 9.30 24.18
 Office
Finance and
Administrative 7 9.30 84.63
Services
Lounge 8 12.60
Storage 30.00
File room 20.00

Conference Room 15 1.40 27.30

Toilet(men’s) 9.24
Toilet(Women’s) 10.08
Photocopy and
1.50 7.80
Printing Machine
Public toilet(men’s) 6.60
Public
6.60
toilet(women’s)
Office of the
4 9.30 48.36
Engineer
Equipment Room 4 28.00 145.6
Maintenance and
Engineering
Utility Personnel 7 9.30 84.63
and
office
Maintenance
Lockers 7 4.65 42.32
Office
Toilet and showers 7 9.84
Storage 1.39 net 11.12
Utility room 3 5.85
Electrical room 6 36
TOTAL 913.47
Show room 20 1.40 28
Showroom
Retail shop 20 2.80 56
with Retail
Stock Room 40
Store
Toilet 3
TOTAL 164.20
Research and Office of the Chief T&b 4 9.30 51.00
Development Mulberry Research,
T&b 2 9.30 26.82
Head Office
Mulberry Research
16 9.30 193.44
Staff Office
Breeding laboratory 8 4.60 47.84
Pest & Disease 8 4.60 47.84
Management
Laboratory
 Supply room 1.39 net 13.90
Gown changing
6 4.65 36.27
room(women’s)
Gown Changing
6 4.65 36.27
Room(men’s)
Shower
3 1.32 5.15
stall(women’s)
Shower stall(men’s) 3 1.32 5.15
Autoclave Room 5/set 19.5
Glass Ware room 5/set 19.5
Silkworm Research,
T&B 2 9.30 26.82
Head Office
Silkworm Research
16 9.30 47.84
Staff Office
Staff lounge 50 325
Silkworm breeding
8 4.60 47.84
laboratory
Silk moth storage 8 beds 1.5 15.60
Cold Storage 3-8 Beds 1.5 46.80
Silkworm Pest and
Disease
8 4.60 47.84
Management
Laboratory
Supply Room 1.39 net 13.90
Gown Changing
6 4.65 36.27
Room(Women’s)
Gown Changing
6 4.65 36.27
Room (Men’s)
Shower
6 1.32 5.15
stalls(Women’s)
Shower
6 1.32 5.15
Stalls(Men’s)
Autoclave Room 5/set 19.50
Glass Ware room 5/set 19.50
Staff Toilet(men’s) 9.24
Staff
10.08
Toilet(women’s)
Library reading area 120 4.65 725.40
Office of the
T&B 1 30 30
Librarian
Computer Room 8 sets 5 52
Dry research room 8 sets 5 52
First aid Station T&B, sink 4 9.30 53.24
 Conference room 32 1.40 58.24
Staff Lounge 32 325
TOTAL 3,152.10
Filature(Post Office of the Head 4 9.30 51
Cocoon and Office of weaving
2 9.30 24.18
Development Supervisor
Section) Office of the
Supervisor, Reeling 2 9.30 24.18
Unit
Office of the
Supervisor, Wet 2 9.30 24.18
Processing Unit
Office of the
Supervisor, Product
2 9.30 24.18
Development and
Marketing
Product
4 9.30 48.36
Development Office
Lounge 10 65
Quality Control
2 9.30 24.18
Office
Cocoon
Sorting
Tables-1.5
46.45
Supply and Sorting sq.m/set
10 4-1.5 1000
Warehouse T&B(m)-16.5
2-5.29
T&B(w)-14.04
Forklifts-
5.29/car
Cocoon
Drying
9.30
Cocoon Drying Area Machine- 4 135.86
67.31
67.31
sq.m/set
Cocoon
Cocoon Cooking Cooking 9.30
4 101.37
Area Machine- 4-10.17
10.17sq.m/set
Reeling
9.30
Reeling Area Machine- 16 207.43
2-10.76
10.76sq.m/set
Re-reeling area Re-reeling 16 9.30 212.81
machine- 2-7.45
 7.45sq.m/set
Twisting
9.30
Silk Twisting Area Machine- 16 213.46
2-7.70
7.7sq.m/set
Doubling
9.30
Doubling Area machine- 16 253.92
2-23.26
23.26sq.m/set
Power Loom- 9.30
Weaving Area 12 190.79
5.86sq.m/set 2-5.86
Sewing
Cutting and Finishing 9.30
machine- 6 241.19
area 6-13.69
13.69 sq.m
Dying
Machine-
1.45sq.m/set 9.30
Dying Area 10 228.07
Yarn Drying 5-1.45
area-75% of
dying area
Locker rooMS 58 4.65 269.70

Showers and toilet 27.46

Meeting room 58 1.40 81.20
Break Area 58 1.20 69.60
Skein Booking
Packaging and
Machine- 15 1000
shipping Warehouse
0.50sq.m/set
4,228.87
Dining Area 58 372
Kitchen 6 18.60 111.60
Cold Storage 25
Dry Storage 25
Cafeteria
Lockers 6 4.65 36.27
Utility Room 15
Toilet (male) 11.28
Toilet (female) 13.92
TOTAL 610.07
T&B
Training and Office of the Chief Secretary 4 9.30 52.86
Technical Desk
Services Technical Planting & 8 9.30 96.72
Division Transfer Utilization
Center
 Training/Information
& Communication 6 9.30 72.54
Section
Technical Services
6 9.30 72.54
Section
Lecture Room 40 4.60 184
TOTAL 478.66
Locker Room(men’s) 4 4.65 24.18
Locker
4 4.65 24.18
Room(women’s)
Toilet &
4 10
Quarters for Shower(men’s)
Farmers Toilet &
4 10
Shower(women’s)
Utility Room 10
Lounge with
8 104
Kitchenette
TOTAL 182.36
Locker Room(men’s) 5 4.65 30.23
Locker
Quarters for 5 4.65 30.23
Room(women’s)
Rearers
Toilet &
5 15
Shower(men’s)
 Toilet &
5 15
Shower(women’s)
Utility Room 10
Lounge with
10 104
Kitchenette
204.46
Rearing Rearing Bed Room 116.13
Houses Leaf Storage 66.26
182.40
Motor pool 250
Dormitories 25 1250

GRAPHICAL SPATIAL TRANSLATION

General Matrix Diagram

Administrative Department

Accessible Not Accessible Very Accessible

Engineering and Maintenance Office

 Very Accessible Accessible Not Accessible

Research and Development

Filature (Post Cocoon and Development Section)

Very Accessible Accessible Not Accessible
 Training and Technical Services Division

Very Accessible Accessible Not Accessible

Very Accessible Accessible Not Accessible

INITIAL BUBBLE DIAGRAM

CONFERENCE ROOM LECTURE ROOMS

KNOWLEDGE SOCIO-
MANAGEMENT ECONOMIC H
H
OFFICE SECTION
A A

L TRAINING/
L TECHNICAL
STORAGE HUMAN
TOILET SERVICES L INFORMATION
L RESOURCES
SECTION &
W W COMMUNICATI
OFFICE OF ON SECTION
THE A
A
DIRECTOR Y
HALLWAY
HALLWAY

RECEPTION
AUDITOR FINANCE AND TECHNICAL PLANTING
TOILET
ADMINISTRATIVE & TRANSFER
STAFF
SERVICES UTILIZATION CENTER
TOILET

ADMINISTRATIVE AND TRAINING AND TECHNICAL SERVICES

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (GROUND FlOOR)

AUDIO VISUAL
NURSE STATION LIBRARY DRY RESEARCH
STAIRS

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (BASEMANT)

 HALLWAY
STAIRS

D
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L T
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D O
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L
S A

L G
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W E
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A

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UTILITY ELECTRICAL
ROOM/MECH
ROOM

HALLWAY STAIRS

FILATURE (POST COCCON AND DEVELOPMENT SECTION)

OFFICE OF THE
PRODUCTION
HEAD

WEAVING
SUPERVISOR REELING
 MEETIN
H G
LOUNGE
A ROOM
L PRODUCT
QUALITY L DEVELOPME
CONTROL W NT
OFFICE A SUPERVISOR
Y
TOILET
RECEPTION

ELECTRIC
AL ROOM

H
LOCKERS SHOWERS
A & TOILET
L
BREAK L
ROOM W
A SHOWERS &
Y LOCKERS TOILET

ELECTRICAL/
SUPPLY WAREHOUSE AND SORTING
MECHANICAL
C AREA
ROOM
A

F
COCOON COCOON
E DRYING AREA COOKING AREA
T

E RE-REELING
REELING AREA
AREA QUALITY
R CONTROL,
PACKING AND
I SILK TWISTING SHIPPING
AREA DOUBLING AREA WAREHOUSE
A

WEAVING AREA

DYING AND DRYING AREA

INITIAL BUBBLE DIAGRAM OF THE SITE

 FAREMER’S
QUARTERS WASTE
REARING MANAGEMENT
HOUSES

RECREATION
AREA
L

D
RESEARCH
PLANTATION I
LABORATORI PROCESSING
ES N

CAFETERIA O

DORMITORI
ES
ADMINISTRATION AND
EXTENSION PROGRAM

MOTOR

POOL
PARKING AREA

SHOW ROOM
GUARD
WITH RETAIL
HOUSE
STORE