KANLUNGAN:

A SOCIALIZED HOUSING IN BATAAN THROUGH

AGRITECTURE APPROACH
 CHAPTER 5
ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAMMING
 SPACE IDENTIFICATION
RESIDENTIAL AREA

TWO-STOREY BUNGALOW
 SPACE IDENTIFICATION
FARM FACILITY

FARM AGRICULTURAL STORAGE

 SPACE IDENTIFICATION
TRADE AND COMMERCE AREA

MARKET PASALUBONG CENTER

 SPACE IDENTIFICATION
FARM IRRIGATION FACILITY

FLOOD AND SURGE FLOODING DRIP IRRIGATION SYSTEM

IRRIGATION SYSTEM
 SPACE IDENTIFICATION
WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY

WASTE SORTING FACILITY

 SPACE IDENTIFICATION
OTHER FACILITIES

CLINIC CHURCH
 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
RESIDENTIAL AREA

SPACES COMPONENTS NO. OF OCCUPANTS AREA/ OCCUPANT (SQ,M) APPROX. AREA (SQ.M) CIRCULATION (15%) TOTAL AREA (SQM)

GARAGE 1 12.50 12.50 14.38 51.41

TWO-STOREY HOUSE

LIVING AREA 5 1.44 7.20 8.28

DINING AREA 5 1.44 7.20 8.28

KITCHEN 2 2 4 4.60

TOILET AND BATH 1 1.8 1.80 2.07

LAUNDRY AREA 1 2 2 2.30

MASTER BEDROOM 2 2 4 4.60

BEDROOM 1 3 2 6 6.90

GARAGE 1 12.50 12.50 14.38 45.79

BUNGALOW HOUSE

LIVING AREA 4 1.44 5.76 6.62

DINING AREA 4 1.44 5.76 6.62

KITCHEN 2 2 4 4.60

TOILET & BATH 1 1.8 1.8 2.07

LAUNDRY AREA 1 2 2 2.30

BEDROOM 4 2 8 9.20
 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
FARM FACILITY

SPACES COMPONEN NO. OF AREA/ APPROX. CIRCULATIO TOTAL AREA

TS OCCUPANTS OCCUPANT AREA (SQ.M) N (30%) (SQM)
(SQ,M)

FARM - - - 2500 3250 3900

FARM - - - 500 650

STORAG
E
 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
TRADE AND COMMERCE AREA

SPACES COMPONEN NO. OF AREA/ APPROX. CIRCULATIO TOTAL AREA

TS OCCUPANTS OCCUPANT AREA (SQ.M) N (30%) (SQM)
(SQ,M)

MARKET - 30 1.80 54 70.02 106.82

PASALUBON - 20 1.80 36 36.80

G CENTER
 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
FARM IRRIGATION FACILITY

SPACES COMPONEN NO. OF AREA/ APPROX. CIRCULATIO TOTAL AREA

TS OCCUPANTS OCCUPANT AREA (SQ.M) N (30%) (SQM)
(SQ,M)

FLOOD & - 3 4 12 15.60 31.20

SURGE
FLOODING
IRRIGATION
SYSTEM

DRIP - 3 4 12 15.60
IRRIGATION
SYSTEM
 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY

SPACES COMPONEN NO. OF AREA/ APPROX. CIRCULATIO TOTAL AREA

TS OCCUPANTS OCCUPANT AREA (SQ.M) N (30%) (SQM)
(SQ,M)

SORTING - 2 8 16 20.80 20.80

FACILITY
 QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
OTHER FACILITIES

SPACES COMPONEN NO. OF AREA/ APPROX. CIRCULATIO TOTAL AREA

TS OCCUPANTS OCCUPANT AREA (SQ.M) N (30%) (SQM)
(SQ,M)

CLINIC - 5 4 20 26 72.80

CHURCH - 30 1.2 36 46.80

 CHAPTER 6
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS
 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM
SHALLOW FOUNDATION

The shallow foundation that will be

used in this structure is 1.5 or 1m
deep.
 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM
MAT FOUNDATION

Mat foundation requires less earth

excavation. Mat foundation itself
can be considered as a floor slab. So
it reduces the cost of constructing
floor slab. Distribute loads over a
larger area.
 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM
STEEL FRAMING

Structural metal stud framing refers

to the construction of walls and
planes using cold-formed steel
components. There are two main
components of metal stud framing, a
stud and a track. Heavier gauge
metal studs are used in load bearing
walls and structural applications
such as exterior walls.
 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
MAIN POWER SUPPLY

PENELCO IS THE MAIN POWER

SUPPLY OF THE STRUCTURE.
 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY

INDUSTRIAL GENERATOR IS
THE ALTERNATIVE POWER
SYSTEM.
 WAYFINDING
PWD SIGN COLOR

BLUE BACKGROUND

WHITE COLOR
SYMBOL OF A
PERSON SITTING ON A
WHEELCHAIR

.30 X .30
 WAYFINDING
RAMP AND HANDRAIL DIMENSION
 WAYFINDING
PARKING FOR DAP
 LANDSCAPING SYSTEM
TREES

TALISAY TREE KALACHUCHI TREE MANGO TREE

 LANDSCAPING SYSTEM
SHRUB PLANTS

RHAPIS PLANT GOLDEN PLANT BATTLE GRASS

 LANDSCAPING SYSTEM
SHRUB PLANTS

SAN FRANCISCO TAIWAN BAMBOO

PLANT
 LANDSCAPING SYSTEM
GRASS

FROG GRASS
CHAPTER 7
DESIGN FRAMEWORK
 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

NIELS DIFFRIENT

“WHY WOULD YOU DO

SOMETHING IF IT DIDN’T
IMPROVE THE HUMAN
CONDITION.”
 DESIGN CONCEPT

TROPICAL DESIGN

THE DESIGN CONCEPT OF THIS PROPOSAL IS

INSPIRED BY TROPICAL ARCHITECTURE, MOST
ESPECIALLY BECAUSE IT IS IN A TROPICAL
CLIMATE SETTING AND IT IS ESSENTIAL TO
ACHIEVE THERMAL COMFORT IN EVERY
ASPECT OF THE DESIGN.
FORM CONCEPT
 DESIGN STYLE GUIDE

THE DESIGN STYLE IS COMPOSED OF TROPICAL CLIMATE APPROPRIATE MATERIALS

SUCH AS THOSE WHO REDUCE HEAT GAIN AND PRODUCING LIVING CONDITIONS
WHILE REDUCING THE BUILDING’S ENERGY CONSUMPTION, PARTICULARLY THE
COOLING LOAD