BOGNA

Sorsogon State University
BRGY.
BOGÑA
Green Urban Design & Governance Workshop
• Angeline Desales
• Leonalyn Gerangaya B.S. Architecture 4A Submitted to:
• Eliacer Grulla AR DESIGN 7 ARCH'T Peter Aaron Nato
• Arnulfo III Janaban
• Jefferson Navera
WHERE IS BRGY.
BOGÑA?
Bacon District, along Bacon-Sawanga-Prieto

Diaz Rd, Sorsogon City
PIC via GOOGLE MAPS

DAY 1
SEPTEMBER 3
• Preliminary research.
• Exploring the barangay and

documenting possible
problems.
• Interviewing of locals.
DAY 1 PROBLEMS:
SEPTEMBER 3
• People that live in this area

normally have to wait for a
long time for public
transport. Despite this,
there are only a few waiting
sheds available, leaving
them to stand and wait at
the sides of the road,
whether it is sunny or rainy.
Main residential area is
clustered behind the
chapel as seen in this
map.
BARANGAY
HALL
CHAPEL
BARANGAY
HALL
CHAPEL
BASKETBALL
COURT
CHAPEL
PATHWAY TO MAIN
RESIDENTIAL AREA
"BARIW"
being
sundried.
DAY 1 PROBLEMS:
SEPTEMBER 3
• No proper area designated

for sun drying local
handicraft materials and
crops
MULTI PURPOSE HALL
DAY CARE CENTER
ABANDONED BARANGAY HEALTH
STATION
INTERVIEWING OF A LOCAL
CHILDREN PLAYING "tatsi"
DAY 1 PROBLEMS:
SEPTEMBER 3
• Children consider the

streets and walkways as
their main areas for play
and recreation since they
do not have a proper open
space intended for playing
like parks and playgrounds.
BARANGAY
HALL
CHAPEL
STAIRS
STAIRS
POSO
DAY 1 1/2
PROBLEMS:
SEPTEMBER 3
The main water supply is not reliable for the locals

since the residential area is located in the hilly
portion of the barangay. The water supply does not
have enough pressure to allow the water to reach
even the first few houses going up. As a result, all
the locals rely on one "poso" across the street for
water, carrying down empty containers to fill up
with water and then carrying it back up to their
houses.
DAY 1 2/2
PROBLEMS:
SEPTEMBER 3
The barangay built a tank in order to address this

problem. However, when pumped to be used, the
water ended up muddy.
In this case, the water tank that was built has been
rendered unusable and the residents still end up
using the "poso".
HEALTHCARE CENTER
BARANGAY HALL
DAY 1 PROBLEMS:
SEPTEMBER 3
• Health care center has been relocated to the

second floor of the barangay hall.
• This is inconvenient as those that have health

problems need to climb up the flight of stairs
before being tended to.
Interviewing at the barangay
hall & requesting for
documents to aid in research.
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• Need for refilling stations
• Need for sun drying area

PROBLEMS • Relocation of daycare
FOUND • Improve sanitary and sewer system
• Main residential area has a fire hazard due to

predominant light material construction of
dwellings that are side by side.
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• Need for a pumping station.
PROBLEMS
• Need for small convenience store.
FOUND
• Need for proper evacuation area or multipurpose
area.
• Need for a senior citizen office.
• Parking area or terminals for tricycles. (because of

lack of parking for institutional and religious
structures)
DOCUMENTS
PROVIDED
Discussion after findings
END OF DAY 1
DAY 2
SEPTEMBER 10
• Finalization of proposed
projects.
• Visiting sites for best

possible locations of
facilities.
• Checking if school lacks any

facilities
Consulting for the best
possible sites for our
proposals
SITE VISITS
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SITE VISITS
SITE VISITS
VISITING THE SCHOOL
VISITING THE SCHOOL
ONGOING WORK & FURTHER
DISCUSSIONS
SEPTEMBER 19
FINALIZING
SEPTEMBER 30
DATA GATHERED
BARANGAY PROFILE 1/3
HISTORY
Barangay Bogna is one of the coastal barangays of Bacon
District, Sorsogon City which is directly surrounding Sugod
Bay along the Albay Gulf. It has a total land area of 251,608
hectares which is mostly concentrated for agricultural
production like coconut, pili, and rice. The major sources of
income by every household in the barangay include coconut
and rice farming, handicraft, and fishing. There are also
some informal laborers, but these residents’ work are in
lined with rice and coconut farming as well as those related
to construction and carpentry. Women’s major involvement
is in the production activities of the barangay related to
handicraft and home-based work.
HISTORY
Barangay Bogna is a coastal community facing the Pacific
Ocean. It is bounded on the south by Barangay Salvacion,
on the North by Barangay Caricaran, and on the west by
Barangay San Pascual. The barangay obtained its name
during the early part of the American Occupation, where it
was ordered by the American in charge of Bacon that every
place must have its name. the locals then agreed that the
area be called “Bunga”, which was a common tree that
grew abundantly in the vicinity. Time passed by and the
community was later on called “Bogna”.
HISTORY
After the American Occupation, the residents later on
bought a barangay site where the Barangay Chapel was
built in 1950. The lot was bought through the joint
contributions of the people which allowed them to acquire
a 0.6262 hectare of land, located in the hilly part of the
barangay.
BARANGAY PROFILE
MISSION VISION GOAL

To produce well-equipped A Center of Tourism with To have zero (0) casualty
constituents through the God-loving, united and in the course of any
development of human well-disciplined citizenry disaster.
resources with the joint living abundantly in a
efforts of all stakeholders clean and friendly
in the barangay. environment with honest,
dedicated, and efficient
public servants.
LOCATION
NEIGHBORS
AND BRGY.
BOUNDARY CARICARAN
BRGY. BOGÑA
BRGY.
SALVACION
MAP OF
PRESENT
FACILITIES
MAP OF
PRESENT
FACILITIES
PREDOMINANT ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
Water refilling station
Vehicle repair shops
Local produce retailing
Farming Agricultural, livestock, poultry
Fishing
Tourism
MAJOR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS
N/A
PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES
• Slope: Predominantly Hilly Area
• Flood Intensity: None to Low Frequency
• Earthquake Risk: None to Low Risk
• Vegetation: Dense & Mostly of Coconut Trees
• Total Land Area: 251,608 hectares
• Existing Land Use: Along Sawanga-Bacon-Prieto Diaz

Road are Commercial, Religious, Institutional, Public
Recreation, and Educational Areas. Rest are Residential
and Agricultural Areas.
POPULATION
• As of 2022: 1,621
• No. of Households: 419
• Average Household Size: 3.85 or 4 persons

per household.
Barangay Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Plan
A. PHYSICAL & GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE BARANGAY
B. SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY INFORMATION
C. SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION
D. BASIC INFASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES
E. BUILDINGS & OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE BARANGAY
F. BASIC SERVICES OF THE BARANGAY
G. Community or Civil Society Organization
H. Institutional and Human Resources

Location & Boundaries
Barangay Bogna has a total land area of 251,608 hectares which is mostly concentrated for
Agricultural Production like coconut, pili and rice. Barangay is bounded on the south by
Barangay Salvacion, on the north by Barangay Caricaran, on the west by Barangay San Pascual,
and on the east by Sugod Bay.
Barangay Bogna is located along the eastern coast of Bacon District, Sorsogon City in the
Province of Sorsogon, Bicol Region. It is situated 12 kilometers away from Sorsogon City Proper,
and 3 kilometers from Bacon Proper. It can be accessed through various means of
transportation, particularly public utility jeepneys, tricycles, motorcycles and other vehicles. It
has concrete roads and so e concrete pathways. Bogna is a rural barangay and is both an
upland and coastal area.
It is composed of seven (7) puroks, Rinampasan (Purok 1), Centro/Proper (Purok 2), Padaraw
(Purok 3), Cabcabon Left (Purok 4), Cancabon Right (Purok 5), Talaban-an (Purok 6) and Barbo
(Purok 7).
WATER FORMS
Water Forms Check (/) if present, (X) if not present in the Barangay
Sea /
River /
Gulf/inlet X
Lake X
Spring X
Falls X
Creek /
Barangay Population Number
Number of Individuals 1,630
Number of Households 368
Number of Families 429
Population according to sex:

Sex Number
Male 794
Female 836
TOTAL 1,630
Population according to age: Number of Households according to the type

of Materials Used in Construction:
Age Bracket (Year) Female Male Total
Type of Materials Total
0-11 months 19 13 32
1-4 67 63 130 Concrete 198
5-9 89 98 187 Semi or half Concrete 124
10-14 79 77 156
Made up of Light Materials 59
15-19 59 83 142
20-49 305 309 614

Salvage House 0
50-59 62 68 130
Total 381
60 and Above 88 65 153
Total Households by type of Ownership:
Type of Ownership Total
Owned 328
Rented 5
Shared with Owner 55
Shared with Renter 0
Informal Settler 0
Total 388
C. SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION
Main source of Income of the Population
Type of Livelihood (Source of Income) Total number of Type of Livelihood (Source of Income) Total number of
Persons Persons
Farming 71 Porter 0
Fishing 46 Gaffer 4
Poultry & Livestock 25 Electrician 1
Carpentry 21 Laborer 40
Professionals (Doctors, Lawyers, etc.) 6 Mining/Miner 6
Government Employee 45 Lending 5
Private Employee 20 Businessmen 13
Food Vending 10 Handicraft Weaving 7
Fish Vending 19 Dress Maker 1
Formal/Licensed Driver 28 OFW 5
Non-Licensed Driver 17 Total 390
Barker 0
D. BASIC INFASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES
Main source of Income of the Population
1.ELECTRICITY Total Number of Household 3.WASTE MANAGEMENT Total Number of Household
With electricity 312 Burned 206
Without electricity 54 Collecting 164
2.CLEAN WATER Total Number of Household Dumping 1
Buried -
Deep Well (Level 1) 195
Recycled -
Common (Level 2) 52
Others (pls. specify) -
Faucet (Level 3) 1
4.COMFORT ROOM/TOILET Total Number of Household
Doubtful 53
WRS 56 Water sealed 315
Others (pls. specify) - Antipolo Type -
No Latrine/Share 51
E. BUILDINGS & OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE BARANGAY
Types of Infrastructure Total Types of Infrastructure Total
Covered Court or Gymnasium 1 Street Lights 75
Barangay Hall 1 Solar Drier 1
Multi-Purpose Building 1 Seaweed Farm 1
Evacuation Centers 5 Kiosks 2
Public School 1 Water Tank 1
Private School -
Churches 3
Government Hospital -
Private Hospital -
Barangay Health Center 1
Basketball Court 1
Barangay Road 1
F. BASIC SERVICES OF THE BARANGAY
Basic Services Total Basic Services Total
Barangay Hall 1 Center for PWD’s -
Health: Hospital - Center for Women & Gender -
Health: Health Center 1 Police Station/Civilian Volunteer Organization -

Post
Health: Birthing Clinic/Center -
Jail -
Nutrition Post -
Youth Center/SK Center -
School: Elementary 1
School: Secondary 1
School: College -
Day Care Center 1
Playground for Children -
Office of the Senior Citizen Association (OSCA) -

G. Community or Civil Society Organization
Name of Organization Total Number of Members
Kalipi 60
Senior Citizen Association 25
Bogna Self Help Group Association 89

H. Institutional and Human Resources
Human Resources Total
Health Facilities & Professionals (Doctor, Midwives, Nurses) 1
Trained Barangay Health Workers 5
Trained Nutrition Scholars 1
Trained Barangay Emergency Response Teams 1
Trained Community Volunteer Organizations -
Pool of Community Volunteers -
Trained Day Care Workers 1
BDRRM Operations Center & Trained Personnel -

BARANGAY DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT PLAN C.Y. 2020-2022
PERSON WITH SICKNESSES

Type of Sickness Age Bracket Sex Total
0-11 1-2 3-5 6-12 13- 18- 60 –above Male Female
mos 17 59
Hearing Impairment 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 / 1
Speech & Language Disorder 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 / 2
Visual Impairment 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mental Disorder 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 / 2
Autism 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Intellectual Disability 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 / 3
Developmental Delay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Physical Disability 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Disability to Walk/Move 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 / / 4
Multi Disabilities 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 / 1
Health Disability 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 / 2
TOTAL 0 0 1 4 3 8 0 15
MAJOR • Need for refilling stations
PROBLEMS • Need for sun drying area
• Relocation of daycare
• Improve sanitary and sewer system
• Main residential area has a fire

hazard due to predominant light
material construction of dwellings
that are side by side.
MAJOR • Need for a pumping station.
PROBLEMS • Need for small convenience store.
• Need for proper evacuation area or

multipurpose area.
• Need for a senior citizen office.
• Parking area or terminals for tricycles.

(because of lack of parking for
institutional and religious structures)
SOLUTIONS AND ON-
GOING PROJECTS
SOLUTIONS AND ON-GOING PROJECTS
ON GOING PROJECTS:
• Construction and relocation of Barangay Hall
• Construction and relocation of Multi-purpose Hall
• Relocation Housing
• Further development of Padaraw Beach Resort

ARCHITECTURAL
REJOINDERS
PROPOSED WAITING SHED W/ INTEGRATED
BARANGAY TANOD OUTPOST
PROPOSED WAITING SHED W/ INTEGRATED BARANGAY TANOD
OUTPOST
OBJECTIVES:
As discussed previously, public transport vehicles in these areas are difficult to

come by. Despite having an abundance of trees, there is still a lack of shade
when waiting. Residents have no choice but to withstand rainy and sunny days
when they have to commute. Moreover, to enforce public safety and health
protocol in transportation, this proposal has been done to address this problem.
PROPOSED WAITING SHED
W/ INTEGRATED BARANGAY
TANOD OUTPOST
LOCATION OF EXISTING WAITING SHEDS.

PROPOSED WAITING SHED
W/ INTEGRATED BARANGAY
TANOD OUTPOST
LOCATION OF PROPOSED WAITING SHEDS.

OUTPOST
PICTURES OF CURRENT
WAITING SHEDS
OUTPOST
The proposed Waiting Shed with an integrated Barangay Tanod Outpost shall be a state-of-the-
art design. Incorporating provisions for the implementation of basic health protocols in
transportation related spaces. The design features applied to the structure distinguishes it from
the typical waiting shed design. Its construction is mostly made of concrete and CHB to ensure its
rigidity and typhoon resistance. Vertical planters incorporated in the design provides an accent
and allows it to blend in with the natural environment.
The main architectural feature of the design is its asymmetrical balance with a pilaster that
separates the waiting area from the tanod outpost. Wide overhangs also provide necessary
protection from the heat and rain, with thick gutters that give off a robust yet accommodating
ambiance in the overall design.
6.00M
3.00M
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY ARNULFO III JANABAN
OUTPOST
SPECIAL DESIGN FEATURES:

• Solar panels,
• Public handwash area,
• Rainwater collection system,
• Barangay tanod outpost
• Vertical planters
• Integrated garbage bins (3 types of waste.)

OUTPOST
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Budgetary Cost of the Proposed Waiting Shed w/ Integrated Brgy. Tanod Outpost
Minimal budgetary requirements will be needed should sponsorships and donations be

encouraged and sought after by the barangay to aid the expenses for the construction of the
Proposed Waiting Shed with Integrated Brgy. Tanod Outpost. Gasoline corporations are one
prospect for sponsorship and donations may be provided by local transport operators,
commuters, local florists or botanists, hardwares, and paint shops.
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To estimate the total budgetary requirement for the completion of the said proposal, the following
assumptions are made. One waiting shed may accommodate 5 persons at a time seated on the benches
plus another 2 persons in the tanod outpost. Overall dimensions are estimated to be at 6.00m x 3.00m,
having a total area of 18sq.m. Assuming that the cost per square meter reaches ₱6,000. Therefore, an
estimated cost of ₱108,000 will be needed to construct one of the three proposed waiting sheds.
Additional costs shall be considered in the budget as they may be needed due to external factors such as
construction delays and situations on site.
OUTPOST
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For sustainability, disaster resistance, and health and safety compliance, provisions such as water
tanks for the rainwater collection system, public wash areas, vertical planters, and solar panels
contribute to the overall cost. Provisions being considered, an estimated budgetary cost of
₱15,000 per sq.m. will be the needed to complete the project. Having the total cost of ₱270,000
to construct each of the proposed Waiting Shed with an Integrated Brgy. Tanod outpost.
Implementation Strategy
The Implementation of the Proposed Waiting Shed w/ Integrated Brgy. Tanod Outpost will undergo 3 phases.
Scope of Work Work Description Staggered Budgetary Cost per

Structure
1 Demolishing the old Waiting Sheds and It is assumed that previous donors of the old waiting sheds permit the 15% =₱40,500
clearing the site to prepare for demolition. The debris must be cleared from the site and vegetation
construction. trimming will be done to make room for construction.
2 Construction of the Proposed Structure Covers all the work from siteworks to structural, and roughing-in of 65% =₱175,500
plumbing systems and Electrical connections to ensure they are all
functioning accordingly.
3 Finishing and completion of the Project Painting of finishes and ensuring that all utilities are operational with 20% =₱54,000
the signages already installed and planters filled with plants. Overall
structure is fit for turnover and ready for use.
Total cost of one Waiting Shed ₱270,000

PROPOSED BARANGAY SENIOR CITIZEN
CENTER (OSCA)
PROPOSED BARANGAY SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER (OSCA)
OBJECTIVES:
Senior citizens in the area hold meetings often. However, they do not have a
proper place designated specifically for them. Because of this, the elderly residents
resort to holding their meetings at their very own homes, switching from place to
place depending on space and vacancy. The proposed project acts a solution to this
inconvenience.
IMAGES OF SITE
The design features a dual opposing shed type roof with the lower shed extending to the
front, providing shade in the entry porch before entering the Assembly Area for Senior
Citizens. A green wall partition along with the extended shed roof, gives a visible division of
spaces intended for assembly and administrative functions. The design features for ease of
access and safety for the elderly are in lined with the provisions stated in the Accessibility
Law. The general design of the office features a homey and warm ambiance with the
wooden floor and wall accents, and the addition of planters surrounding the perimeter and
ramp. However, it too is modern at the same time with the bold opposing sheds and steel
framed glass railings on the porch.
PROPOSED PROJECT,
DESIGNED BY ANGELINE
DESALES
PROPOSED PROJECT,
DESIGNED BY ANGELINE
DESALES
• Solar Panels
• Rainwater Harvesting System
• CCTV & WiFi Equipped
• Large Assembly Area
• Accessibility Ramps
Budgetary Cost of the Proposed Barangay Senior Citizen Center (OSCA)

The idea of constructing the Proposed Senior Citizens Center is upon the suggestion and needs by
some of the residents who are senior citizens themselves. The lack of public and institutional
space for the elderly to gather and assemble during meetings and receiving any form of assistance
from the LGU and other private sectors, further stress the need of having an office intended for
them and these functions. Financial assistance and collaboration with the LGU and Office of the
Senior Citizens Affairs (OSCA) will greatly minimize the cost of construction. The cost is estimated
to be at ₱25,000 per sq.m., which makes the 8.00m x 12.00m Senior Citizens Office with an area
of 96 sq.m cost ₱2,400,00 to construct.
The Implementation of the Proposed Barangay Bogna Senior Citizen Center will undergo 3 phases.
Scope of Work Work Description Staggered Budgetary Cost per Structure
1 Clearing the site in Clearing vegetation on site and levelling the site grade by 20% =₱480,000
preparation for backfilling and construction of temporary shelter.
construction. Purchasing of preliminary materials needed for laying out
& earthworks.
2 Construction of the Covers all the work from foundation pouring and other 65% =₱1,560,000
Proposed Structure structural components, and roughing-in of plumbing
systems and Electrical connections and testing to their
installations.
3 Finishing and completion of Painting of finishes and ensuring that all utilities are 15% =₱360,000
the Project operational with the signages already installed and
planters filled with plants. Site developments and
landscaping.
Total cost of Proposed Barangay Bogna Senior Citizens Office ₱2,400,000

PROPOSED WATER PUMPING STATION
OBJECTIVES:
• To locate other sources of ground water within the vicinity to serve as a

supplementary supply in addressing the clean water shortage problem.
PROPOSED WATER
PUMPING STATION
KEY:
LOCATION OF PUMPING STATIONS NEAR

THE SOURCE.
LOCATION OF PUMPING STATIONS FOR

DISTRIBUTION
A simple utilitarian design that has ample space for operator/crew accommodation
with an office and sleeping area. It also has an external are for the pump and tank
which will facilitate the sourcing and distribution of water to the residents.
Sustainable features such as its own rainwater harvesting system allows the station
to have an independent source of water that is sustainable. Assuming that owners
of the lot where a natural source of ground water is located permits the
construction of the water pumping station, the said station will be erected in the
optimal proximity of the source, while another pumping station will be constructed
near the road and residential areas.
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY JEFFERSON NAVERA &
ELIACER GRULLA
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY JEFFERSON NAVERA &
ELIACER GRULLA
• Water pumping area
• Rainwater harvesting units
• Solar panels
Budgetary Cost of the Proposed Water Pumping Station
The Water Pumping station is designed with the dimensions of 5.00m x 10.00m overall,
where the 5.00m x 6.00m portion is intended for accommodation and office, while the
remaining 5.00m x 4.00m space is for the water pump and tank. In its entirety, the structure
has an area of 50sqm. This puts an estimated cost of ₱32,000 per sqm. Construction of the
said pumping station may be in collaboration with Prime Water to aid the drilling to the
source and in operating the machinery. This is to somehow minimize the costs.
The Implementation of the Proposed Water Pumping Station will undergo 5 phases.

Structure
1 Site Clearing and Clearing of vicinity from natural debris and vegetation to make room for construction 5% =₱80,000
establishing the ROW
2 Location of natural source Acquiring a source map to locate the abundant source and drill testing to reach the 40% =₱640,000
of ground water and drilling desired depth to pump natural groundwater.
3 Construction process Construction of the Water Pumping Station and installation of utilities and mechanical 35% =₱560,000
components.
4 Troubleshooting and testing Testing of groundwater tap and installation of water processing equipment to ensure 8% =₱128,000
of source tap that clean groundwater is distributed.
5 Finishing and layout of Finishing of the structure and laying out the main distribution line for households and 12% =₱192,000
distribution lines. other structures to tap into for water supply.
Total cost of Proposed Barangay Bogna Pilgrimage Park ₱1,600,000

PROPOSED BARANGAY LIVELIHOOD
COMPLEX
PROPOSED BARANGAY LIVELIHOOD COMPLEX
OBJECTIVES:
To give farmers and handicraft makers a place to process and sun dry their
crops and materials. This is for them to avoid sun drying their product in
residential streets and along the main road. The goal is also to create a
centralized processing and marketing area of locally produced handicraft and
crops to the community and beyond.
IMAGES OF SITE
Situated beside the proposed Recreational Park Development, the Livelihood Complex is built at
the front of the existing basketball court. The purpose is to convert the said court into a sun
drying area for local materials and crops and provide necessary facilities for the locals to store,
process, and sell their products and crops.
As it is, the existing court has a negative elevation from the road as reference. Beside it also is a
small creek that overflows during rainy season. The creek and negative elevation combined; the
court is subject to flooding which makes it somehow ideal to be a sun drying pavement. Simply
because, sun drying is not possible when it is raining nor flooding. The proposed building
structure however, is situated along the road with a positive elevation to ensure that flooding will
not affect it.
• Processing, Storage,
Merchandising area
• Solar Panels
• Wifi & CCTV Equipped

With the goal of providing work and an area for work to improve local production of handicrafts and
crops, this project can be brought into the Department of Agriculture and Department of Labor and
Employment. Assuming that these offices will support the proposal and include it to be one of its
government funded projects. However, this project can also be carried out by the LGU and Provincial
government as one of their community improvement projects. To complete the complex, one
structure will be necessary to construct in its front, measuring 14.50m x 15.00m., giving it an area of,
217.50 sqm. The cost of which is estimated to be ₱20,000 per sqm., rounding up its total cost to
₱4,350,000 to construct and develop.
The Implementation of the Proposed Barangay Bogna Livelihood Complex will undergo 4 phases.
1 Site Preparation and Site clearing and demolition of existing small material 20% =₱870,000
Demolition recovery facility/waste segregation facility. Trimming of
vegetation in preparation for construction
2 Earthworks Excavations and backfilling of other portions (backfill 15% =₱652,500

material sourced from adjacent hill if levelled)
3 Construction process Construction of the Livelihood Complex Structure. Includes 60% =₱2,160,000
roughing in of utility systems such as electrical, plumbing
and mechanical components. Improving the current state
of the court and lot perimeter.
4 Finishing and Turnover Paintworks and testing of utilities. Landscaping on site 5% =₱217,500
Total cost of Proposed Bogna Livelihood Complex ₱4,350,000

PROPOSED BARANGAY PHARMACY &
HEALTH CENTER
PROPOSED BARANGAY PHARMACY & HEALTH CENTER
OBJECTIVES:
Proven when visiting the barangay and through local interviews, basic medical
assistance cannot be provided as they lack in pharmacies and healthcare facilities. As
shown previously, their healthcare center's location is problematic and when in need,
they still have to seek medication in either the "Poblacion" or Sorsogon City Proper.
In the case of emergencies, they also do not have any emergency vehicles. This
project is proposed in order to address these problems.
IMAGES OF SITE
IMAGES OF SITE
The proposed Barangay Pharmacy & Health Center will feature modern healthcare amenities to provide the
best possible healthcare service to the residents of Barangay Bogna. Its overall design is aimed to embody the
utmost standards of healthcare facilities especially in this time of pandemic. Important services such as health
clinics, lying-ins, and a pharmacy are incorporated into one building to create a centralized local health unit for
the barangay.
It is designed for sustainability and accessibility especially to the elderly and unwell residents. The design
features solar panels to serve as backup power supply in case of intermittent electrical outage in the vicinity.
Rainwater harvesters are also included to compensate for the weak water pressure, provided that they are
equipped with filters and will only be used in toilets and for watering of plants.
Wide overhung roof eaves provide the necessary shade and minimize heat gain within the structure. While
ground planters and vertical planters provide vibrance of colors, shade, and a cooling effect as the breeze
arrives.
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY JEFFERSON NAVERA

• Solar panels,
• Rainwater Harvesting System
• Vertical Planters
• CCTV & WiFi Equipped
• Emergency Vehicle Parking
• Temperature & Disinfection Area
• Isolation Area
• Drug Consultation Area

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The proposal of the Barangay Pharmacy and Health center concerns the involvement of the
Department of Health (DOH) and the Provincial or City Health Office, since this project is health
related and is set to comply with the new health and safety standards. Moreover, it will cater the
needs of the residents, thus requiring the participation and input of the local health units.
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Budgetary Cost of the Proposed Barangay Pharmacy & Health Center
As it stands, it is a government owned facility, allowing the budgetary concerns to be handed over
to the DPWH for bidding and later on implementation. The project cost is estimated to be ₱30,000
per sq.m. The structure assumed to have the overall dimensions of 9.00m x 13.00m, equating to a
total area of 117sq.m. This now brings the project to an estimated cost of ₱3,510,000 to
complete.
The Implementation of the Proposed Barangay Pharmacy & Health Center will undergo 4 phases.

Structure
1 Clearing the site in Clearing and levelling the site grade and construction of temporary shelter. Purchasing of 15% =₱526,500
preparation for preliminary materials needed for laying out & earthworks.
construction.
2 Construction of the Covers all the work from foundation pouring and other structural components, and 65% =₱2,281,500
Proposed Structure roughing-in of plumbing systems and Electrical connections and testing to their
installations.
3 Purchasing of clinic beds, Asking and receiving of in-kind donations of beds, pillows, mattresses, etc. Purchasing also 15% =₱526,500
health apparatus, and stretchers and wheelchairs and other equipment needed to provide the best health
medicine. services possible. Coordinating with local health units for assistance in acquiring generic
drugs to be sold.
4 Finishing and completion Painting of finishes and ensuring that all utilities are operational with the signages already 5% =₱175,500
of the Project installed and planters filled with plants. Overall structure is fit for turnover and ready for
use.
Total cost of Proposed Barangay Pharmacy & Health Center ₱3,510,000

PROPOSED RECREATIONAL PARK
OBJECTIVES:
To create an area intended for recreation especially for the children and
to serve also as a space for communal gatherings and celebrations for
the people of Bogna and its neighbors
IMAGES OF SITE
IMAGES OF SITE
SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY JEFFERSON NAVE
AERIAL VIEW OF SITE

• Ample parking spaces
• Playground
• Solar Street Lamps
• Free Public Wifi
• CCTV Equipped Area

Budgetary Cost of the Proposed WWFE
As part of an institutional development, the budget for construction may be

done thru biddings and may be a government funded project. Assuming that the
LGU’s provide financial support in its development along with the Provincial
Government of Sorsogon, the recreational park is estimated to cost ₱18,000 per
sqm. Having a total area of 3,769 sqm., the entire project will total to the
amount of ₱67,842,000 to develop. This estimate however, excludes the
Multipurpose Area and Barangay Hall as it has already been proposed by the
barangay.
The Implementation of the Proposed Bogna Recreational Park will undergo 5 phases.

Structure
1 Site grading and Quarrying and levelling of remaining hill top. Removing earth and boulders on site. 25% =₱16,950,500
levelling These may be used for landscaping and backfilling other areas or can be sold for extra
monetary revenue
2 Earthworks Layouting and excavating driveway and ramps. Includes excavation of drainage system. 5% =₱3,392,100
3 Construction process Construction of the recreational park development. Driveways, sidewalks, playground 40% =₱27,136,800
and the like on site.
4 Installation of Lights Roughing in of electrical and plumbing systems in the development and installation of 20% =₱13,568,400
and Landscaping fixtures for both systems. Sourcing and planting of trees and shrubs for landscaping.
5 Finishing works Testing of utilities and finishing paint works. Installation of playground components 10% =₱6,784,00
such as slides, swings, etc.
Total cost of Proposed Bogna Recreational Park ₱67,842,000

PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT OF BARANGAY
CHAPEL
PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT OF BARANGAY CHAPEL
OBJECTIVES:
The chapel is one of the oldest structures in the barangay and is of great significance
especially for a community of religious people. Most religious residents are the
elderly and by redeveloping the chapel, the capacity increases and therefore most
residents do not have to travel to Bacon or elsewhere to attend mass.
IMAGES OF
EXISTING
CHAPEL
Redesigned to accommodate a much larger capacity, the Barangay Bogna Chapel or the Our Lady of Good
Voyage Chapel, is envisioned to be a site of pilgrimage. One of the many churches to be visited during the
Visita Iglesia and families eager to bond and introduce the word of God to their Children. With the patron
saint for good voyage, the chapel is also a place for local fisherfolks to pray and ask for bountiful fishing
and safe voyage.
In its middle is a cross as a sign of Christianity. In a sense as a focal point of the design, it also resembles a
light tower, beaming light into the darkness of the sea to guide and look after the fisherfolks of the
community. It also maintains the simple design of being a local chapel, while having that certain
characteristic of a place of worship. To further enhance the vicinity, site developments such as the
landscaping and parking areas along with other supporting buildings and amenities are to be erected and
placed on site. A generous open space along the front also gives way for taking photos and as a place of
gathering during fiestas and other celebrations of the church and barangay.
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY LEONALYN GERANGAYA
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY LEONALYN GE
• Buttresses
• Elegant glass windows
• Bell Tower
• Equipped with Solar Panels

Budgetary Cost of the Proposed Redevelopment of Barangay Chapel

Proposed to be located and developed in its previous site at the front of the densely
packed residential area, site redevelopment will also take a significant portion of the
budget. The chapel in itself with its 12.00m x 22.00m dimensions has an area of 264sqm.
It is estimated to cost around ₱30,000 per sqm., having an estimated budgetary allocation
of ₱7,920,000. It also has a remaining site area of 2,240 sqm intended for site
development such as parking spaces, frontage, landscape and amenities. The cost to
develop of which is estimated to be ₱18,000 per sqm., resulting to an overall estimated
cost of ₱40,320,000. Both estimates added, the estimated cost to develop the 40m x
62.62m land area is ₱48,240,000
The Implementation of the Proposed Redevelopment of Barangay Chapel will undergo 5 phases.
Structure
1 Demolition of previously occupied dwellings, courts, and Demolishing of residential dwellings made of mostly light materials. Includes removing 15% =₱7,236,000
barangay hall. the concreted pavement and canals along with other man-made developments.
2 Redevelopment of the site Re-grading the site contour due to the disturbance caused by the demolition and previous 20% =₱9,648,000
occupancy. Backfilling of certain areas to attain proper elevation.
3 Site preparation for Construction & Development Layout of designated areas for the new chapel, parking spaces, and amenities as well as 5% =₱2,412,000
landscape. Clearing of other remaining debris on site.
4 Actual Construction Process Construction of the Our Lady of Good Voyage Chapel and its supporting structures. Paving 50% =₱24,120,00
and concreting of open spaces for churchgoers and parking space. Construction of
planters and stairs. Installation of lights along the vicinity and the structures along with
other utilities needed
5 Finishing and Turnover Finishing works such as paintings and laying of turf or grass. Includes the plating of trees 10% =₱4,824,000
and painting of road markings. Placing of signages and testing of utilities to ensure fitness
for turnover.
Total cost of Proposed Redevelopment of Barangay Chapel ₱48,240,000

PROPOSED BARANGAY BOGÑA PILGRIMAGE
PARK
PROPOSED BARANGAY BOGÑA PILGRIMAGE PARK
OBJECTIVES:
As shown in a figure previously, the area behind the chapel is extremely crowded.
Thus, the barangay has proposed in the near future to relocate the main residential
area, not only for convenience but also for safety. In order to make productive use of
the previously occupied land, an extension of the chapel has been proposed, that is:
a pilgrimage park. This is also done in an attempt to boost religous tourism within the
area.
PICTURES OF RELOCATION SITE
PICTURES OF RELOCATION SITE
Located in the hilly part of Barangay Bogna, the Proposed Pilgrimage Park
resembles a smaller version of Kawa-Kawa Hill in Ligao, Albay. In its heart is a Holy
Family Pavilion that will serve refuge from the heat for pilgrims and an area for
interaction and capturing moments. In its perimeter are the 14 stations of the cross,
each placed along the path up the hilly landscape. All of which radiate from the
heart of the pilgrimage in a bountiful garden landscape.
SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY ELIACER GRULLA &
LEONALYN GERANGAYA
PROPOSED PROJECT, DESIGNED BY ELIACER GRULLA &
LEONALYN GERANGAYA
• Lush greenery & vibrant botanical garden
• A Holy Family pavilion
• Stained glass stations of the cross
• CCTV equipped
• Equipped with Solar Panels

Budgetary Cost of the Proposed Barangay Bogña Pilgrimage Park

Proposed to be situated and developed in a previously dense residential area, the
redevelopment of the site contour and soil condition will take a significant portion of
the budgetary allocation. The site measures at 60.00m x 62.62m, giving it an area of
3,757 sqm., and is estimated to cost ₱20,000 per square meter. Assuming that financial
assistance or in-kind donations from religious groups and sectors like the CBCP or the
catholic church, budgetary costs may be trimmed down. Moreover, local botanists and
gardeners may take part in the future maintenance of the Pilgrimage landscape and in
donating or supplying some of the plants and trees needed for landscape.
The Implementation of the Proposed Barangay Bogña Pilgrimage Park will undergo 5 phases.
1 Demolition of previously Demolishing of residential dwellings made of mostly light materials. Includes removing the 15% =₱11,271,000
occupied dwellings concreted pavement and canals along with other man-made developments.
2 Redevelopment of the site Re-grading the site contour due to the disturbance caused by the demolition and previous 20% =₱15,028,000
occupancy. Assuring that the soil condition is at best for vegetation and trees to grow and
avoid landslides.
3 Site preparation for Layout of designated areas for the stations of the cross and holy family pavilion. Other 10% =₱7,514,000
Construction & Development earthworks including excavations and footpath network location. Determining areas for
planting of trees.
4 Actual Construction Process Construction of the footpath network using a combination of concrete, pavers, and gravel. 45% =₱33,813,000
Construction of the stations, pavilion and planters. Installation of street lamps and other
lighting fixture on site and its structure.
5 Finishing and Turnover Laying of grass/turf and planting/replanting of trees and other flora as required for 10% =₱7,514,000
landscaping. Testing of street lamp lights along the footpath and stations as well as pavilion.
Final finishing works and testing in preparation for turnover.
Total cost of Proposed Barangay Bogna Pilgrimage Park ₱75,140,000

PILGRIMAGE PARK & CHAPEL PARKING LOT
PILGRIMAGE PARK & CHAPEL
PATHWAY
AERIAL SHOT OF
PILGRIMAGE PARK &
CHAPEL
CONCLUSION
Barangay Bogna is in fact one of the many rural barangays found in the District of Bacon,
Sorsogon City. For that reason, gradual developments aligned with Green Urban Design
parameters are essential to not only improve the quality of life for the residents, but to also
boost its economic needs, particularly in the aspect of tourism. As a result, a couple of
Architectural Rejoinders have been proposed by the researchers, all of which are based on the
need to provide solutions to the eminent problems observed in the barangay and those
provided by the residents and officials.
Therefore, as time progresses and developments in Barangay Bogna are implemented as

shown in the proposals made by the researchers, there will be an expected shift of zones for
institutional, recreational, and residential developments as predicted in the study. This in
return will result to a more organized & centralized development for Barangay Bogna.
RECOMMENDATIONS 1/2
• Further studies and tests are done to identify other existing Natural Groundwater sources
within the barangay and apply methods to properly and sustainably source out water without
causing much disturbance to the underground water basin.
• Other researches concerning the natural topography and soil type layers are done, specifically
in the proposed site for the Chapel and Pilgrimage Park Development, and the proposed site
of the Recreational Park, Multipurpose Area, Barangay Hall, and Pharmacy.
• Any new proposal that is independently made by the barangay must be designed in
accordance with Green Urban Design and Sustainability features. This is to reduce the
negative impacts of urban development to the environment while improving the lives of every
resident.
• Additional classrooms are constructed in Bogna Integrated School and the possibility for
expansion be considered to add ample open space for gatherings and physical activities for
the students apart from the covered court.
RECOMMENDATIONS 2/2
• For future developments to improve and boost local tourism, designated spaces for
parking must be one of the primary considerations. This is since an increase in
tourists is expected and avoid obstruction along the already narrow provincial road.
• In any case that a poultry farm will be constructed within the barangay, strict
implementation of guidelines in constructing poultry farms must be enforced so as to
avoid potential health risks to the residents and visitors if not implemented for strict
compliance.
• Other researches are made to study the feasibility and possibility of providing
additional PUJ’s and tricycles passing in the barangay if it so happens that an increase
in tourism is realized as predicted. Moreover, the outcomes of these studies will be
beneficial in promoting convenience in transportation accessibility for tourists and
locals.
ALL PROPOSALS 1. Waiting shed w/ 5. Barangay Pharmacy &
integrated Barangay Health Center.
Tanod Outpost.
6. Recreational Park
2. Barangay Senior Citizen
Center (OSCA). 7. Redevelopment of
Barangay Chapel.
3. Water Pumping Station.
8. Barangay Pilgrimage
4. Barangay Livelihood Park.
Complex.
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Sorsogon State University

Bacon District, along Bacon-Sawanga-Prieto

PIC via GOOGLE MAPS

• Exploring the barangay and

• People that live in this area

• No proper area designated

• Children consider the

The main water supply is not reliable for the locals

The barangay built a tank in order to address this

• Health care center has been relocated to the

• This is inconvenient as those that have health

• Need for refilling stations

• Need for sun drying area

FOUND • Improve sanitary and sewer system

• Main residential area has a fire hazard due to

• Need for a pumping station.

• Need for a senior citizen office.

• Parking area or terminals for tricycles. (because of

• Visiting sites for best

• Checking if school lacks any

MISSION VISION GOAL

Water refilling station

Vehicle repair shops

Local produce retailing

Farming Agricultural, livestock, poultry

• Slope: Predominantly Hilly Area

• Flood Intensity: None to Low Frequency

• Earthquake Risk: None to Low Risk

• Vegetation: Dense & Mostly of Coconut Trees

• Total Land Area: 251,608 hectares

• Existing Land Use: Along Sawanga-Bacon-Prieto Diaz

• No. of Households: 419

• Average Household Size: 3.85 or 4 persons

A. PHYSICAL & GEOGRAPHICAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE BARANGAY

B. SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY INFORMATION

D. BASIC INFASTRUCTURE & FACILITIES

E. BUILDINGS & OTHER INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE BARANGAY

F. BASIC SERVICES OF THE BARANGAY

G. Community or Civil Society Organization

H. Institutional and Human Resources

Number of Individuals 1,630

Number of Households 368

Number of Families 429

Population according to sex:

Population according to age: Number of Households according to the type

1-4 67 63 130 Concrete 198

5-9 89 98 187 Semi or half Concrete 124

20-49 305 309 614

Total Households by type of Ownership:

Type of Ownership Total

Shared with Owner 55

Shared with Renter 0

Poultry & Livestock 25 Electrician 1

Professionals (Doctors, Lawyers, etc.) 6 Mining/Miner 6

Government Employee 45 Lending 5

Private Employee 20 Businessmen 13

Food Vending 10 Handicraft Weaving 7

Fish Vending 19 Dress Maker 1

Formal/Licensed Driver 28 OFW 5

Non-Licensed Driver 17 Total 390

1.ELECTRICITY Total Number of Household 3.WASTE MANAGEMENT Total Number of Household

With electricity 312 Burned 206

Without electricity 54 Collecting 164

2.CLEAN WATER Total Number of Household Dumping 1