MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AT LAGUNA

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

ARC171-1
Housing

ASSIGNMENT#1
Housing Projects of the Philippine Government

In partial fulfillment of the course requirements in

ARC171-1 Housing

Submitted by:
DE LEON, ANGELA MAE S.
ARC171-1 / C71

Date Submitted:
26 April 2024

Submitted to:
Ar. Job Enrick M. Berroya, uap, rmp
 NOI25
THE NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
IMPACT 2025

The housing project, supported by the Maritess Alava-Yong

Foundation, Inc., is situated in Bonbon Resettlement Phase III within
Barangay E. Lopez in Silay City. This serves as the inaugural site for
the NOI25 Project, a collaboration between the foundation, Hilti
Foundation, and Base Bahay Foundation.
In alignment with the national government's endeavors to tackle
housing shortages, Habitat for Humanity Philippines has delivered
VISAYAS
40 housing units as part of the Negros Occidental Impact 2025
(NOI25) Project. The Negros Occidental Impact 2025 (NOI25) Project
was built under the presidency of Rodrigo Duterte. Bonbon Resettlement Phase III at
Barangay E. Lopez in Silay City
 Negros Occidental Impact 2025
PROJECT BACKGROUND
In 2019, Habitat for Humanity and the Hilti Foundation teamed up to use strong,
disaster-resistant building technology to help fill housing needs in Negros
Occidental. Its goal is to create homes in clean, green, safe, disaster-ready
communities where families feel secure.
PROJECT BENEFICIARIES
The partner families of NOI25 are informal settlers and low-income
families earning daily wage income or rank and file employees who do
not have the financial capacity to buy or build safe and disaster-
resilient homes on their own. The beneficiary selection criteria include:
Head of the family and must be below 60 years old
at the time of filing of the application
Must not be a registered lot owner anywhere in the
country
Must not have any outstanding purchase obligation
at the time of application
Total family income must fall within the poverty
threshold determined by the local government
Must be a resident of the municipality/city for at
least five consecutive years
Must not be a professional squatter or member of
any squatting syndicate Is not a previous
beneficiary of any socialized housing program of
the government
Must be willing to fully participate in the project
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The success of the project is anchored on the public-private-people partnerships that ensure the implementation of the four project
components:
Community Cohesion and
Development
Prepare CBFT for industrial use and
the long-term benefit of families
(e.g. house extensions)
Enable local builders in accredited
programs to build safe and
affordable bamboo homes
Integrate technical innovation in
the construction process (solar,
waste management, etc.)
LEADERSHIP COALITION STAKEHOLDERS:
Site Design and Development
Procure suitable plots of land for
the construction of 10,000 homes,
for an integrated approach to
social housing
Innovate the design of low-income
communities (public spaces, urban
gardening, etc.)
Enable local government units to
manage inclusive urban
development
Housing Finance and Construction Technology
Financial Inclusion
Discover and make available public Generate community governance
funds for housing (subsidies, tax models and empower the
individual and the community to
breaks, etc.)
raise their voices.
Make available microfinance Develop lighthouse projects
schemes to enable low-income creating opportunities for social
and economic development.
families to invest in a house
Help local governments create fair
Enable local governments to use and effective social welfare
these mechanisms long-term schemes.
 DISIPLINA VILLAGE: BAGONG
BAHAY, BAGONG BUHAY

The Disiplina Village project, also known as "Bagong Bahay, Bagong

Buhay," was initiated in Valenzuela City in 2017 to address the housing
needs of informal settler families (ISFs) affected by Typhoon Ondoy
in 2009. It involved the construction of over 550 housing units in
LUZON
Barangays Ugong and Bignay, spanning a total of 13 hectares.

The project was strategically located in Barangays Ugong and

Bignay to accommodate informal settler families living in danger
zones, particularly along the banks of Tullahan River. This location
was chosen to ensure that beneficiaries remained connected to their
sources of livelihood and had access to employment opportunities. Barangays Ugong and Bignay in
Valenzuela City
 Disiplina Village: Bagong
Bahay, Bagong Buhay
PROJECT BENEFICIARIES
The beneficiaries of the Disiplina Village project were informal settler families
(ISFs) living in danger zones in Valenzuela City. These families were provided
with safe, affordable, and climate-resilient housing options, along with
access to essential amenities and community development programs.
The project was implemented under the administration of President Rodrigo
Duterte and Mayor Rex Gatchalian. It aimed to provide safe, affordable, and
climate-resilient housing while clearing up Valenzuela City from ISFs living in
danger zones.
The Disiplina Village provided a holistic living environment with amenities
such as electricity and water connections, day care centers, health facilities,
police and fire substations, barangay halls, schools, covered courts, parks,
and an activity center. Future infrastructures included a public market,
transport terminal, and a chapel.
The project was primarily planned and implemented by the City
Government of Valenzuela, with support from various private sector
partners, including San Miguel Corporation (SMC), the National Housing
Authority, and Gawad Kalinga.
 BISTEKVILLE-1
HOUSING PROJECT

The Bistekville 1 Housing Project is located in Barangay Payatas,

Quezon City, Philippines. Payatas is a barangay (neighborhood)
known for its large informal settlement and landfill. LUZON

The implementation of the Bistekville 1 Housing Project began during

the administration of President Benigno Aquino III. Herbert Bautista,
who served as the Mayor of Quezon City during that time, played a
significant role in implementing the housing project.

Molave St., Bgy. Payatas, Quezon City

 BISTEKVILLE 1 HOUSING PROJECT
BRIEF DESCRIPTION
Housing the largest number of informal settlers in the country, Quezon City
has more than 200,000 families living in areas considered danger zones –
80% of which are informal settlers. Many of those families live in patched- up
houses made of salvaged materials they find in dump sites. Furthermore,
only 35% of teachers in Quezon City have the luxury of having their own
homes, with the remainder left to rent, squat or live in places far in distance
from their work.
Habitat’s Bistekville 1 site is intended to provide homes for those teachers
and their families, and families living along or in danger areas of the city,
private or government land, and doubled- up homes with other families.
Bistekville 1 home partners pay a monthly amortiziation of P2,500, over a 25-
30 year mortgage term through PAG-IBIG and Social Housing and Finance
Corporation.
A Joint Venture Project by & between:
LGU-QC : Landowner
: Land Developer
: Originator
: Estate manager
Habitat for Humanity : Housing Developer
Pag-IBIG Fund & SHFC : Financer

NUMBER OF HOUSING UNITS

: 334 (mixed)
: 190 one-storey with loft
: 144 two-storey walk-up
(allocated for ISFs @waterways)
REFERENCES:
https://www.hiltifoundation.org/projects/sustainable-social-housing-in-the-philippines?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1zquGmNW-xaa5XKbxTWDevX7v-

j9KJAt78LNgTJZG-Jc7Dsuhaq6YqCcU_aem_AR3wnqO29jBn1GOF5uPCXgAFe25FRePL9K1Cs5xjZTjvxC-Yqn2Fhy3Qb346oJKMH6YPyMx6JlUo5dYwZ9HrvDqO

https://www.habitat.org.ph/noi25

https://www.sunstar.com.ph/bacolod/feature/habitat-for-humanity-ph-turns-over-new-cement-bamboo-frame-houses-in-silay

https://galingpook.org/what-we-do/awards/awardees/disiplina-village-bagong-bahay-bagong-buhay/

https://nha.gov.ph/nha-and-valenzuela-city-officially-conclude-the-disiplina-village-project/

https://coe-psp.dap.edu.ph/compendium-innovation/disiplina-village-bagongbahay-bagongbuhay-complete-in-city-housing-package-for-disaster-

preparedness-and-resiliency-2/

https://lcp.org.ph/UserFiles/League_of_Cities/file/Presentation_Quezon-City-Socialized-Housing-Program.pdf

https://www.habitat.org.ph/news/bistekville-1