SUBLIAN

A Proposed Biophilic Lifestyle Shopping Mall in Batangas City

Preliminary Studies: Space Planning |I.J.L. Villalobos|

I. Space Identification
The purpose of a space identification is to expand in detailed form the spaces of the project by determining their functions and specific
parts in the establishment for its intended users. Once the probable users and their purposes have been identified, each role will be
assigned to different areas related to its users.
1. Structures iii. Accounting and Finance Office
a. Anchor Areas iv. Human Resources Office
i. Department Store v. Leasing Department
ii. Supermarket vi. Marketing and Advertisement Office
iii. Food Court vii. Operation Department
iv. Entertainment/ Event Area viii. Treasury Department
v. Amusement Arcade ix. Archive Room
x. Conference Room
b. Retail Areas
i. Bookstore g. Public Areas
ii. Clothing Stores i. Atria
iii. Drugstore ii. Public Toilet (Male)
iv. Food Stalls and Restaurant iii. Public Toilet (Female)
v. Bakery and Bakeshops iv. Public Toilet (PWD)
vi. Furniture Store v. Waiting Areas
vii. Hardware Store vi. Online Delivery Rider Waiting Area
viii. Jewelry Shop vii. Escalators
ix. Pet Care and Supply Store viii. Stairs
x. Photographic Studio Services ix. Elevators
xi. Electronic and Digital Store x. Fire Exits
xii. Fitness Gym xi. Cinema
xiii. Spa • Foyer
xiv. Wellness Center • Box Office/ Ticket Booth
xv. Beauty Salon • Snack Bar
xvi. Barber Shop • Cinema Stage
xvii. Eye Wear Shop • Seating Area
xviii. Footwear shop • Toilet (Male)
xix. Flower Shop • Toilet (Female)
• Toilet (PWD)
c. Financial Institution Services
• Projection Area and Control Room
i. Banks
h. Building Management Area
d. Customer Service
i. Engineering Office
e. Clinic ii. Security Office
i. Reception iii. AHU Room
ii. Waiting Area iv. Electrical Room
iii. Nurse Station v. Generator Room
iv. Breastfeeding Station vi. Mechanical room
vii. Staff Lounge
f. Shopping Mall Administration viii. Maintenance and Janitorial Room
i. Building Administration Office
ii. Mall Manager Office
2. Service Areas
a. Delivery Area
b. Loading Dock
c. Storage Room 4. Pedestrian Areas
d. Garbage Disposal Area\ a. Gardens
3. Car Storage Areas b. Interactive Park/ Playground
a. Surface Parking Slots c. Corridors and Walkways
i. Car Parking d. Featured Attraction
ii. PWD Parking 5. Public Transportation Areas
i. Jeepney Drop-off
iii. Motorcycle Parking
ii. Bus Drop-off
iv. Online Delivery Rider Parking
iii. Tricycle Parking
v. Bicycle parking

A. Staff Requirements
This section will demonstrate and explain the users of each department or division in the proposed project, as well as the establishment of
its component parts.
1. Structures
a. Anchors– It refers to commercial and recreational spaces controlled or owned by the mall and operated in collaboration with
mall management.
i. Department Store - A department store is a type of retail outlet that sells a wide range of items. Ready-to-wear
clothing and accessories for adults and children, yard goods and home fabrics, minor household products, furniture,
electrical appliances and accessories, and, in certain cases, food are among them.
ii. Supermarket- a big self-service retail shop that sells groceries, fresh fruit, meat, bread and dairy products, and
occasionally a selection of nonfood items.
iii. Food Court- a large area inside a shopping mall, where there are food stalls selling many different types of food that
you can eat at tables in the middle of the area
iv. Entertainment/ Event Area - is a section of a mall that is open for events, workshops, gatherings, exhibitions, and
other purposes.
v. Amusement Arcade - is a venue where people play arcade games, including arcade video games, pinball machines,
electro-mechanical games, redemption games, merchandisers, or coin-operated billiards or air hockey tables.

b. Retail Areas
i. Bookstore – is a commercial space for books, office stuff, and school supplies.
ii. Clothing Stores– is a space intended for selling collection of different clothes and styles made by a designer or
group of designers.
iii. Drugstore – a retail store where medications and other items (such as food, cosmetics, and films) are sold.
iv. Food Stalls and Restaurant – refer to areas which serve a different variety of foods features in Batangas City.
v. Bakery and Bakeshops- a shop that manufactures and sells baked goods made from flour, such as bread,
cookies, cakes, pastries, and pies. Some retail bakeries are also classified as cafés since they serve coffee and
tea to clients who want to enjoy the baked products on the premises.
vi. Furniture Store – a store that sells the movable, generally functional, articles that equip a room, house, etc.
vii. Hardware Store – a store that offers metal tools and implements, as well as mechanical equipment and
components and home improvement hardware
viii. Jewelry Shop – is a retail shop that specializes in the selling (and also the purchase) of jewelry and watches.
Repairs, renovating, repairing, designing, and producing items are just a few of the services offered by jewelry
shop.
ix. Pet Care and Supply Store – shop for your soon to be pet companion and pet care needs. Ranging from a wide
variety of pet foods and treats all the way to pet accessories and pet grooming.
x. Photographic Studio Services–place where activities like taking, restoring or retouching photographs and
portraits, recording or restoring videotapes or other motion pictures, or converting one medium to another, such as
converting a movie film to a videotape, are performed for the general public or for commercial customers.
 xi. Electronic and Digital Store- a contemporary, cloud-based collection of solutions that allows retailers to combine
their store infrastructure and consumer-engagement technology, linking the digital and physical worlds to provide
seamless, cross-channel experiences that will help them survive with today's hyperconnected customer.
xii. Fitness Gym- a gym is a space, usually containing special equipment, where people go to do physical exercise
and get fit.
xiii. Spa - a facility that provides health and beauty treatment through such means as steam baths, exercise
equipment, and massage.
xiv. Wellness Center- place that offers health services for both mind and body.
xv. Beauty Salon - a business that provides men and women with a variety of aesthetic treatments and services.
Professional hair cutting and styling, manicures and pedicures, and cosmetics, makeup, and makeovers are
among services that beauty salons may provide.
xvi. Barber Shop- a shop where barbers trim, dress, groom, style, and shave men's and boys' hair or beards. A
barber's shop is referred to as a "barbershop" or a "barbers."
xvii. Eye Wear Shop- An optical store is a special location that you can visit with the goal of purchasing eyeglasses
and frames
xviii. Footwear shop- a type of retailer that specializes in selling shoes and different types of footwears.
xix. Flower Shop- a shop where flowers and pot plants are sold.

c. Financial Institution Services

i. Banks- a financial institution licensed to receive deposits and make loans.

d. Customer Service
Serves promptly, attentively, and cheerfully, to the need and wants of the costumers and their requirements are addressed in a
way that reflects well on the organization or business.

e. Clinic
i. Reception- space where appointments and inquiries of costumers for medical purposes are handled.
ii. Waiting Area- a waiting room for persons who are waiting to be examined by an expert or staff
iii. Nurse Station- a section of a health care institution where nurses and other health care personnel can do some of
their tasks while not dealing directly with patients.
iv. Breastfeeding Station- Private, clean, sanitary, and well-ventilated rooms or facilities in the workplace or public
settings where nursing women may wash up, breastfeed or express their milk, and then store it.

f. Shopping Mall Administration - refers to the group of people in charge of developing and enforcing rules and regulations, or
those in positions of authority who accomplish crucial duties.
i. Building Administration Office - is the office in charge of overseeing maintenance services to guarantee the
appropriate care of the mall, including its facilities, utilities, and equipment, in compliance with business standards of
safety, cleanliness, and orderliness.
ii. General Manager’s Office- is the office in charge of running successful mall operations in accordance with
management's directions and income projections.
iii. Accounting and Finance Office - is the office for the employees concerned in financial affairs, and has authority over
the financial income and outcome.
iv. Human Resources Office- is the office of the personnel that is responsible for hiring, firing, and keeping up to date
with state and federal tax laws.
v. Leasing Office- is the department office in charge of receiving rentals from facilities they own and paying rent for
facilities they lease, among other things.
vi. Marketing and Advertisement Manager’s Office- is the staff office that promotes business and increases product or
service sales. It does the research required to determine your target consumers and other audiences.
vii. Operation Department- an area for the administration of business practices to create the highest level of efficiency
possible within an organization.
viii. Treasury Office- is a finance-related office that has authority over financial revenue and outcomes.
ix. Archive Room- - is the storage area for records and papers.
x. Conference Room- is a room with enough capacity to host a specific number of people for corporate meetings and
conferences.
i. Public Areas- - the areas of the building that are the most widely and conveniently accessible.
i. Atrium/ Lobby - a section of a structure, such as a hotel or retail mall, that extends up through many stories and has a
glass roof.
ii. Public Toilet (Male)- a privately operated restroom that is open to the public
iii. Public Toilet (Female)- a privately operated restroom that is open to the public
iv. Public Toilet (PWD)- a privately operated restroom that is open to the public
v. Waiting Areas - commonly have benches for the customers to sit and wait.
vi. Online Delivery Rider Waiting Area- an area intended for online delivery services riders as they wait of their parcels
coming from the various stores in the establishment.
xii. Escalators- they mechanical devices used for transporting people vertically between different levels of buildings.
vii. Stairs- stairs, a stairway, a staircase, a stairwell, or a flight of stairs is a construction designed to bridge a large vertical
distance by dividing it into smaller vertical distances, called steps.
viii. Elevators- is a lifting device that moves the people or items up and down.
ix. Fire Exits- utilized to offer a safe way out of a building or area in the case of an emergency, such as a fire The exit
should be freely accessible, unobstructed, and permanent.
x. Cinema- a theater where movies are shown for public entertainment.
• Foyer- a public entry hall or equivalent open space in a building
• Box Office/ Ticket Booth - the office where entrance tickets are sold
• Snack Bar- a place where customers can purchase snacks or food at a cinema
• Cinema Stage- a designated space for the performance of productions.
• Seating Area- a space intended for the audience to watch the presentations.
• Toilet (Male)- a privately managed toilet, which is available for public access.
• Toilet (Female)- a privately managed toilet, which is available for public access.
• Toilet (PWD)- a privately managed toilet, which is available for public access.
• Projection Area and Control Room- a small room in a cinema in which the film projectors are operated.

j. Building Management Area- It refers to the person in charge of coordinating the physical workplace with an organization's
workers and work, and it encompasses all activities required to keep a complex functioning well.
i. Engineering Office - is the office for the resident engineer or building administrator.
ii. Security Office - is a room or headquarters for the security personnel and guards.
iii. AHU Room - is a room for the air-conditioning system.
iv. Electrical Room - is a room or space in a building dedicated to the mechanical equipment.
v. Generator Room - is a space for generator set.
vi. Mechanical Room - space or area which contains equipment providing heating, cooling, ventilation, plumbing
distribution, or mechanical/plumbing system utility generation and distribution capabilities
vii. Staff Lounge- is a space intended for the relaxation of staff.
viii. Maintenance and Janitorial Room - closet or room intended for storing equipment and supplies used by the
cleaning staff
6. Service Areas
e. Delivery Area- the arrival and departure point for large shipments brought to or taken from a building by trucks
and vans, this is where delivery trucks will be parked.
f. Loading Dock- physical place where your deliveries will be sorted, recorded, and picked up an area.
g. Storage Room- a room or space for the storing of goods or supplies.
h. Garbage Disposal Area- intended for garbage disposal managementof the mall.

7. Car Storage Areas

b. Surface Parking Slots- it refers to parking which is not enclosed or created by a structure and is allocated an area 'at
grade' on ground level.
i. Car Parking- Intended space for parking. of public vehicles.
ii. PWD Parking- accessible intended parking space for public specially for person with disabilities
iii. Motorcycle Parking- parking space for motorcycles
iv. Online Delivery Rider Parking- parking space intended for online delivery services riders.
v. Bicycle Parking- parking space intended for bike riders.
 8. Pedestrian Areas

b. Gardens- an area of greenery and landscaping that can be used for public leisure.
e. Interactive Park/ Playground- space meant to encourage children to engage in active play, usually outdoors. While most
playgrounds are meant for children, some are also created for adults of different ages or with impairments.
f. Corridors and Walkways- a long passage in a building from which lead an area into another space
g. Featured Attraction- A prominent or distinctive element, quality, or characteristic of the building landscape

9. Public Transportation Areas

i. Jeepney Drop-off- an area intended for jeepneys to load and unload passengers.
ii. Bus Drop-off - an area intended for buses to load and unload passengers.
iii. Tricycle Parking- parking space intended for tricycles

B. Space Programming
1. Structures
a. Anchor Areas
SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Open planning,
Customer artificially and lighted, 280.30-
Department Store 200 1.40-7.00 30%
Employee mechanically 1,400.00
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and lighted,
Supermarket 200 4.60 30% 920.30
Employee mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
artificially and naturally
Customer 150.30-
Food Court 100 lighted, mechanically 1.50-1.70 30%
Employee 170.30
and naturally
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Entertainment/ Customer artificially and naturally
100 4.60-7.00 30% 460.30700.30
Event Area Employee lighted, naturally
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Amusement Areas/ Customer artificially lighted,
200 3.00 30% 600.30
Arcades Employee mechanically
ventilated, formal

b. Retail Areas
SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally 100.30-
Book Store 100 1.00-3.00 30%
Employee lighted, mechanically 300.30
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer
Clothing Line 15 artificially and naturally 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee
lighted, mechanically
 ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Drug Store 15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Food Stalls and Customer artificially and naturally
4-50 1.00-1.50 30% 4.30-75.30
Restaurants Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Bakery and Customer artificially and naturally
15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Bakeshop Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Furniture Store 15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Hardware Store 15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Jewelry Shop 15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Pet Care/ Supply Customer artificially and naturally
15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Store Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Photography Studio Customer artificially and naturally
15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Services Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Electronics Store 15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Fitness Gym 15 7.00 30% 105.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Spa 15 7.00 30% 105.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Wellness Center 15 7.00 30% 105.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Beaty Salon 15 4.00 30% 60.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Customer Open planning,
Barber Shop 15 4.00 30% 60.30
Employee artificially and naturally
 lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Eyewear Store 15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Footwear Store 15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Flower shop 15 1.00-3.00 30% 15.30-45.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal

c. Financial Institution Services

SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Closed planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Banks Varies 15.00 30% 225.30
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal

d. Customer Service

SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Closed planning,
Customer artificially and naturally
Customer Service Varies 1.40 20% 5.80
Employee lighted, mechanically
ventilated, formal

e. Clinic
SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Open planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Reception 1 1.65 15% 1.80
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
artificially lighted,
Waiting Area Building Users 5 1.65 30% 8.55
mechanically
ventilated, formal
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Nurses’ Station 2 3.37 30% 7.04
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, formal
Breastfeeding Intended Users Closed planning,
5 1.00 15% 5.15
Room Authorized artificially lighted,
 Personnel mechanically
ventilated, formal

f. Shopping Mall Administration

SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Closed planning,
Head Manager
Building artificially lighted,
Employees 5 4.00 30% 3.64
Administration office mechanically
Visitor
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Mall Manager artificially lighted,
Mall Manager Office 2 4.00 30% 8.30
Secretary mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Accounting Accountants and artificially lighted,
8 4.18 30% 33.74
Department Staff mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Human Resources artificially lighted,
HR Staff 5 3.00 30% 15.30
Department mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Leasing Department 2 4.00 20% 8.20
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Marketing and
artificially lighted,
Advertisement Marketing Staff 2 4.00 20% 8.20
mechanically
Department
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Operation Authorized artificially lighted,
5 4.00 30% 20.30
Department Personnel mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Treasury Authorized artificially lighted,
2 4.00 20% 8.20
Department Personnel mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Archive Room 2 1.67 30% 33.74
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Conference Room 20 1.67 30% 33.70
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, very formal
 a. Public Areas

SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Open planning,
artificially and naturally 690.30-
Atria Building Users Varies 2.30-2.80 30%
lighted, naturally 840.30
ventilated, formal
Closed planning,
Building Users artificially lighted,
Public Toilet (Male) 5 1.67 20% 8.55
Janitorial Staff naturally ventilated,
hygienic
Closed planning,
Public Toilet Building Users artificially lighted,
5 1.67 20% 8.55
(Female) Janitorial Staff naturally ventilated,
hygienic
Closed planning,
Building Users
artificially lighted,
Public Toilet (PWD) with Disabilities 2 1.67 20% 3.54
naturally ventilated,
Janitorial Staff
hygienic
Open planning,
artificially and naturally
Waiting Areas Building Users 5 lighted, mechanically 1.65 30% 8.55
and naturally
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
artificially and naturally
Online Delivery Online Delivery
5 lighted, mechanically 1.65 30% 8.55
Rider Waiting Area Riders
and naturally
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
artificially and naturally
Escalators Building Users Varies 0.80 30% 12.30
lighted, naturally
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
artificially and naturally
Stairs Building Users Varies 0.80 30% 12.30
lighted, naturally
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
artificially and naturally
Elevators Building Users 15 1.65 30% 25.05
lighted, naturally
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
artificially and naturally
Fire Exits Building Users Varies 0.80 30% 8.30
lighted, naturally
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
artificially lighted,
Cinema (Foyer) Building Users 500 0.065 30% 32.80
mechanically
ventilated, formal
Closed planning,
Cinema (Box Office) Booth Operator 4 1.40 30% 8.70
artificially lighted,
 mechanically
ventilated, formal
Closed planning,
Authorized
artificially lighted,
Cinema (Snack Bar) Personnel 6 1.40 30% 8.70
mechanically
Building Users
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Cinema (Cinema Authorized artificially lighted,
20 0.65 30% 13.30
Stage) Personnel mechanically
ventilated, formal
Open planning,
Cinema (Seating artificially lighted,
Building Users 500 0.65 15% 325.15
Area) mechanically
ventilated, formal
Closed planning,
Cinema (Toilet – Building Users artificially lighted,
5 1.67 15% 8.50
Male) Janitorial Staff naturally ventilated,
hygienic
Closed planning,
Cinema (Toilet – Building Users artificially lighted,
5 1.67 15% 8.50
Female) Janitorial Staff naturally ventilated,
hygienic
Closed planning,
Cinema (Toilet – Building Users artificially lighted,
2 1.67 30% 3.64
PWD) Janitorial Staff naturally ventilated,
hygienic
Closed planning,
Cinema (Projection
Authorized artificially lighted,
Area and Control 3 5.90 30% 17.70
Personnel mechanically
Room)
ventilated, formal

b. Building Management Area

SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Engineering Office 2 4.00 30% 8.30
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Security Office 2 4.00 30% 8.30
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, very formal
Closed planning,
Utility Technician
Air-handling Control artificially lighted,
Authorized 2 16.00 10% 32.10
Room mechanically
Personnel
ventilated, informal
Main Electrician Closed planning,
Main Electrical Utility Technician artificially lighted,
2 16.00 10% 32.10
Room Authorized mechanically
Personnel ventilated, informal
Closed planning,
Authorized
Generator Room 2 artificially lighted, 4.00 10% 60.10
Personnel
mechanically
 ventilated, informal
Closed planning,
Utility Technician
artificially lighted,
Mechanical Room Authorized 2 16.00 10% 32.10
mechanically
Personnel
ventilated, informal
Closed planning,
Employee artificially lighted,
Staff Lounge 6 4.00 30% 24.30
Staff mechanically
ventilated, informal
Closed planning,
Maintenance and Authorized artificially lighted,
6 10.00 30% 60.30
Janitorial Room Personnel mechanically
ventilated, informal

2. Service Areas
SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Delivery Area 2 15.00 30% 30.30
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, informal
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Loading Dock 4 8.00 20% 32.00
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, informal
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Storage Room 3 7.00 30% 21.30
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, informal
Closed planning,
Authorized artificially lighted,
Garbage Area 4 9.00 30% 36.30
Personnel mechanically
ventilated, informal

3. Car Storage Areas

a. Surface Parking Slots

SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Car Parking Building Users 250 Open 5.00 30% 1250.30
PWD Parking Building Users 10 Open 5.00 30% 50.30
Motorcycle Parking Building Users 20 Open 5.00 30% 100.30
Online Delivery Online Delivery Open
5 5.00 30% 25.30
Rider Parking Riders
Bicycle Parking Building Users 20 Open 5.00 30% 25.30
 4. Pedestrian Areas

SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Garden Building Users Varies Open
Interactive Park/ Building Users Open
Varies 7.00
Playground
Corridors and Building Users Open
Varies
Walkways
Featured Attraction Building Users Varies Open

5. Public Transportation Areas

SPACE APPROX.
PRIMARY NO. OF QUALITATIVE
SPACE PARAMETERS CIRCULATION AREA
USERS USERS ANALYSIS
(m2) (m2)
Jeepney Drop off Building Users 150 Open 5.00 30% 750.30
Bus Drop off Building Users 150 Open 5.00 30% 750.30
Tricycle parking Building Users 150 Open 5.00 30% 750.30

C. Graphical and Spatial Programming

I. Adjacency Matrix Diagrams

The prime purpose of an adjacency matrix diagram is to explain how different functions or spaces should be positioned in
relation to one another.
1. Structures
a. Anchor Areas

b. Retail Areas
D. Clinic

E. Shopping Mall Administration

F. Public Areas

a. Building Management Area

1. Service Areas
 I. Bubble Diagram

CLINIC

BUILDING
SERVICE
SHOPPING MALL MANAGEMENT AREAS
ADMINISTRATION AREA

SUPERMARKET
DEPARTMENT FOOD
STORE COURT

CINEMA
MULTI DECK ENTERTAINMENT
GARAGE / EVENT AREA

RETAIL
AREAS
RETAIL ATRIUM/
AREAS
LOBBY
AMUSEMENT
ARCADE

PARKING
PUBLIC AREA CUSTOMER
SERVICE
TRANSPO
RTATION
AREA