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ARCHITECTURAL PLANNING

A wide area of parks of undeveloped land surrounding acommunity

Greenbelt

The process in which a piece of land, referred to as a parent tractis subdivided into two or more parcels

Platting

Angles measured clockwise form any direction (meridian) usuallynorth, however national geodetic survey uses south

Azimuths

sually the last stage of the final site development process priorto the issuance of the building permit

!inal Plat

A "# th century problem emanating from rapid urbanization of areassurrounding a city

rban sprawl

A type of planning which emphasizes that the proper role of theplanner is not to serve the general public interest but to serve theinterest of the least fortunate

Advocacy Planning

$t is the type of land use planning that emphasizes managementof land resources

%ustainable land use Planning

This code mandates that all &G' s shall prepare theircomprehensive land use plans enact them through zoningordinances

*+A -.#

*eason for planning Promote human growth

Phrase used to characterize development that mends the needs ofthe present generation

%ustainable development

!irst planner developed the Gridiron /ippodamus of 0iletus

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A locale with a sizeable agglomeration of people havingcharacteristics of an urban being

1ity

The main reason why the nomadic e2istence of early manmetamorphosed to village settlement later to cities

Agricultural surplus

The rough e3uivalent of the present tenement cities that e2isted inancient *ome

$nsula

$n urban geography, a concept where urban settlement is confinedto the area within the legal limits of the city the congestion virtually all of this area occupied by residents

True bounded city

A land development decision is also what kid of decision theorderly arrangement of urban streets public places

1ity planning

/e conceptualized the city beautiful movement 4aniel 5urnham

A tool used to control the manner in which raw kind is subdivided placed on the marker for residential development

%ubdivision *egulations

A profession which falls between planning architecture rban 4esign

The science of human settlements by definition settlementinhabited by man

/uman settlement

Planning for roads, bridges, schools 1apital facilities Plan

The container of man, which consist of both the natural manmade or artificial

Physical %ettlement

A spatial organization concept a general view of the pattern ofland use in a city+ 4eveloped by 6+7 5urgess

1oncentric zone theory

The remaining space in a lot after deducting the re3uiredminimum open spaces

5uildable area


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A habitable room for - family with facilities for living, sleeping,cooking eating

4welling unit

A type of retaining wall made of rectangular baskets of galvanizedsteel

Gabian wall

A very steep slope of rock or clay 1liff

A pieced of grassy land, especially one used for growing hay or aspasture for grazing

0eadow

A long, narrow chain of hills or mountains *idge

A long, deep, narrow valley eroded by running water *avine

8n land, and enclimbrance limiting its use for community ormutual protection

*estriction

8n land, a contiguous land area which is considered as a unit,which is sub9ect to a single ownership which is legally recordedas a single piece

Parcel

A wall that serves two dwelling units, known also as a party wall 1ommon wall

:iemeyer believed that relating large areas to each other isfreedom as in the planned city of ;

5rasilia

$n architectural terms, it is the relationship of the number ofresidential structures people

4ensity

The government arm responsible for the development implementation of low cost housing in Phil+

:ational %helter Program


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/ousing provided for low income groups generally throughgovernment intervention characterized by substantial directassistance

%ocial /ousing

%ometimes called


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An area which is within city limits, or closely linked to it bycommon use of public utilities services two ma9or hindrances tothe prefabrication industry

1ode of 0unicipality tradition

Three general type of structures Primative

>ernacular

Grand

A piece of land with an economic use for farming Productive use

&ands for well?being like a parks, plazas /ealth general use

As the cost of land, neighborhood have this effect %ocial implication

0inimum road width in a neighborhood to ease traffic flow @+## m

7hich building component receives priority location to havemorning sun

5edroom

rban planning is briefly described as the guidance of Growth change

A lattice structure that serves as a summer house Gazebo

$n landscaping, ground cover is represented as Grass Plants

The art of arranging building other structures in harmony withthe landscape

%ite Planning

The study of the dynamic relationship between a community oforganism its habitat

6cology

Preparations of an accurate base map for urban Accurate aerial

Planning starts with 0osaic


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area

$n surveying, the north south component of a traverse course &atitude

An open space of ground of some size, covered with grass keptsmoothly mown

&awn

A contract transferring the right of possession of building,properties etc+ to a fi2ed period of time, usually for periodicallycompensated


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-+"# m 0a2imum width of an e2it door leaf

-+-# m 0inimum width of an e2it corridor

" 0inimum no+ of e2it for floors above the first storey having an occupantload of more than -#

D :o+ 8f e2it for occupant load BEE?EEE

+D# m 0inimum downward pro9ection of a draft curtain

"B# s3+ m 0a2imum area of an attic made of combustible materials

-+@# m 0a2imum center to center spacing of a draf t curtain sprinkler

B# s3+ m 0a2imum area of an att ic made of incombustible materials

G+A -@ %tandard gauge for metal hood in barbe3ues

D## mm F +D# m 0inimum height of %iamese connection above grade

D## mm F +D# m %tandard ma2imum distance of standpipe from an opening in a stairway

"## mm F +"# m 0inimum wall thickness of a f ireplace

" 0inimum no+ of e2it for a pro9ection room

.## mm F+.# m 0inimum e2tension of a chimney above a roof

" F B# mm 0inimum air space bet+ 7alls of a masonry chimney above the roof

-" mm F +#-" m 0inimum glass thickness used for floors


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'## mm F +'# m 0a2imum distance of one row of seat to the ne2t

D 0inimum number of e2its for stands within a building serving an occupantload of D##

+E# m 0inimum height of a guard rail located in front of the grandstand

+"@ m 0inimum width of a run in a stand stair

+ B m 0inimum spacing for seats with backrests measured from back to back

+.# m 0inimum spacing for seats without backrest measured from back to back

0inimum width of an e2it door measured from aisle to aisle

-#+ # lu2 0inimum intensity for lights for e2it

-+-# m 0inimum for side aisles

D# mm F +#D# m 0inimum increase in width of aisles for every linear meter

@## mm F +@# m 0inimum width of an aisle serving only one side

B# of lot area 8pen space re3uirement for an interior lot

-# of lot area 8pen space re3uirement for a corner lotFthrough lot

$nner court 5ounded on all sides or around its periphery by building lines

B# mm F + B m 0inimum stair width for a residence

-+"# s3+ m %tandard minimum area of a toilet


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-+B# m 0inimum dimension of a kitchen

-+## s3+ m 0inimum area for vent shafts

D+## cu+ m Air space re3uirement for a school room per person

-'+## cu+ m Air space re3uirement for a habitable room per person

D## s3+ mm F +D# s3+ m 0inimum area of an opening of air duct

D## mm F+ D# m 0a2imum pro9ection beyond the property line of a footing along the

national road at least "+'# m in depth

D+## m 0inimum clearance of a canopy or a mar3uee from a sidewalk

+E# m 0inimum stair width for an occupant load less than B#

-+"# m 0inimum width of a temporary walkway

D+## m 0inimum clearance of an arcade above the sidewalk

%etback The vacant space left between the building and the lot lines less than "+##m in width

"+## m 0inimum horizon and dimension of a court

-+"# m 0inimum width of passageway connecting a street to a court

-"+## cu+ m %tandard air space re3uirement per person for factories

-+@# m 0inimum headroom clearance for a mezzanine

+D# cu+ m Air supply per person per minute for auditoriums


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-# of floor area 0inimum total area of a window or an opening for a room without artificialventilation

+.# m 0inimum dimension for a vent shaft

D## m F+ D# m 0inimum horizontal clearance of the curb line to the outermost edge of themar3uee

"+'# m 0inimum clearance of the lowest portion of an awning to the ground

"+'# m 0inimum height of a construction fence

.## kg+ F m" 0inimum live load bearing capacity of a construction canopy

-+## m 0inimum height of protective railing in a construction

-"# kg+ Fm" 0inimum wind load capacity for roofs for vertical pro9ection

+E# m 0a2imum height of a handrail above the stair head

"+ # m 0inimum ceiling height for naturally ventilated rooms

-+"# m 0a2imum dimension of a stair landing

-C-# 0a2imum slope of an e2it court

"B# mm F +"B m 0inimum width of run for a circular stair

"+## m 0inimum headroom clearance for any stair

-C@ 0a2imum slope for an e2it passageway


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-+"# m 0a2imum height of a %iamese connection above ground

.+## m 0a2imum distance of any portion of a building from the nozzle of a "D m+fire hose

" 0inimum no+ of e2it for any stage

-+"# m 0inimum e2tension of a proscenium wall above the roof

B# mm F + B m 0inimum width of a stair in a stage egress

B.# mm F+ B. m 0inimum thickness of 9alousies glass

-+"# m 0a2imum length of 9alousies

E## mm F +E# m 0inimum width of an e2it in a stage

"+B# m 0inimum lateral bracing for skylights

%how window A store window in which goods are displayed

-+"# m 0a2imum width of a business sign

-+## m 0inimum distance of any sign from any electrical post or telephone wire

-# of lot area 0inimum open space re3uirement for an open lot

D## mm F+D# m 0inimum size of entrance tread for an entrance or e2it step

-C-# 0a2imum slope for an entrance or e2it step


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" 0inimum number of steps for an entrance or e2it stair

-+B# m %tandard turn circle of a wheelchair

-C-"B s3+ m of G+!+A 8ffice building parking ratio

"+'# m 2 B+## m %tandard size of a perpendicular parking slot

-C-# bedrooms /otel parking ratio

-C"B beds /ospital building parking ratio

.#+## m 0a2imum distance of a handicapped parking from the facility being served

-CB classrooms 1ollege university parking ratio

-CB# s3+ m Theatres, cinemas, auditoria stadia parking rat io

' 0inimum number of wheelchair seating space for B-?D## seating capacity

for auditoriums

+E# m 0inimum width of a drop curb

-+-# m 2 -+'# m 0inimum dimension of an accessible elevator

D#+## m 0a2imum distance of an accessible elevator from the entrance of abuilding

-+'# m F -+.# m 0inimum height of signs on walls door for the disabled to seecomfortably

D+ # m 0inimum width of a parking slot for the disabled


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"## mm F +"# m 0inimum run of a stair for group A dwelling (residential)

"+-# m 0inimum ceiling height from D rd floor to succeeding floors with artificialventilation

.+## s3+ m 0inimum area of rooms for human habitation

D# mm F +#D m &east dimension of an air duct

B## m F +B# m 0a2imum encroachment into a public sidewalk of foundation at least .##m below the grade line

+E# m 0inimum width of e2it door

"## mm F +"# m 0a2imum width reduced by handrails doors fully opened to balconiesand corridors

-+-# m 0inimum width of stairs serving more than B# occupants

B# mm F+ B m 0inimum width of stairs less than -# occupants

-## mm F +-# m 0a2imum reduction in width of a stair due to trims handrails

-B# mm F +-B m 0inimum run of a winding stair

D## mm F +D# m 0a2imum run of a winding stair

B mm F +##B m Allowable tolerance in the rise run of every step

D+## m 7idth of stair re3uiring an intermediate handrail

-+## m 0inimum width of aisle serving both sides


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0a2imum no+ of seats between the wall and the aisle

D## mm F+D# m 0a2imum distance between the back of each seat to the seat behind it

'@# mm F+'@ m 0a2imum width of seat in a stand

@+'# m 0a2imum pro9ection of a penthouse or other pro9ections above the roof

-FD 0a2imum ratio of a penthouse area to that of the supporting roof

-## mm 0inimum thickness of masonry chimney for residents

D## mm F +D# m 0inimum thickness of rubber stone masonry chimney for residential

"B# mm F +"B m 0inimum firebo2 wall thickness

-B# m F +-B m 0inimum thickness of smoke chamber back walls

"## mm F +"# m 0inimum thickness of front side smoke chamber wall

' 0inimum number of storey re3uiring - or more dry standpipe

E## liters F min+ 0inimum volume of water dry standpipe should provide

' F -## mm 4iameter of a dry standpipe re3uiring a two way %iamese connection

B F -"B mm 4iameter of a dry standpipe re3uiring a three way %iamese connection

. F -B# mm 4iameter of a dry standpipe re3uiring a four way %iamese connection

-E# liters F min+ 0inimum volume of water an interior wet standpipe should provide


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" F B# mm 0inimum diameter of a wet standpipe

*esidential , hotel apartments

nder what classification of occupancy does monasteries fallH

5usiness mercantile nder what classification of occupancy does aircraft hangars fallH

$ndustrial nder what classification of occupancy does cold storage creameries fallH

Accessory nder what classification of occupancy does private garage fallH

- truck loading slot 0inimum loading slot re3uirement for hospitals hotels

"# Percentage re3uired for number of parking garages are available within"## m+ of structure

-F B# s3+ m gross floorarea

Parking re3uirement for amusement centers

-FB# s3+ m shop floor area Parking re3uirement for markets

-F-## s3+ m shop floorarea

Parking for neighborhood shopping center

-F living unit Parking re3uirement for multi?family living units of more than -## s3+ m+of living unit area

-F @ living units Parking re3uirement for multi?family living units of more than B# s3+ m+ ofliving unit area

-FB# s3+ m+ of congregation area

Parking re3uirement for places of worship

+.# m 0a2imum pro9ection of a balcony over a street of over D+## m but notmore than .+## m


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-+## m 0a2imum pro9ection of a balcony over a street of -# m to less than -- m+in width

'+B# m 0a2imum height of - st floor area for a " storey wood structure with aheight of +## m

'+B# m 0a2imum spacing of post for " storey wooden structure with a height of@+## m

%torage hazardous nder what classification of occupancy does fences of over -+@# m+ ht+!allH

$ndustrial !actories and workshops using incombustible non e2plosive material

5usiness mercantile Police and fire stations

-+-# m I-+D# m %tandard length of wheel chair

#+## I #+ B m 7idth of wheel chair

+ # m I -+"# m 0eters above the floor is the comfortable reach persons confined to awheelchair

+ ' m 1omfortable clearance for knee leg space under table for wheelchair

%afety Accessibility, reachability, usability, orientation, workability efficiency JJJJJJ are the basic planning re3uirement of 5PD''

' :umber of wheelchair seating for an assembly seating capacity of B-?D##

*A " 0agna carta for the disabled

1orridor A long interior passageway providing access to several rooms

1urb A raised rim of concrete stone or metal which forms the edge of street,


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sidewalks etc+

B# mm F + B m 0inimum roof eaves

.+## m 0a2imum ht+ 8f spires

"+## m %etback for inside lot

"B# mm F +"B m 0inimum thickness of footing

.## mm F +.# 0inimum depth of footing

"## kg F s3+ m 0inimum+ &ive load Iground floor?

-B# kg F s3+ m 0inimum live load I " nd floor?

-D# kg Fs3+ m 0inimum wind load for roofs

B# mm F+ B m 0inimum width of stairs

"## m F +"# m 0inimum riser of stairs

"## m F +"# m 0inimum run of stairs

"+'# m 1eiling heights artificial ventilation

"+ # m 1eiling ht+ !or natural ventilation

"+ # m 1eiling ht+ Ground floor

"+'# m 1eiling ht+ !or " nd floor up


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-+@# m 0ezzanine floor ceiling ht+

"+-# m 0inimum headroom

.+## s3+ m 0inimum size of rooms

"+## m 0inimum dimension of room

D+## s3+ m 0inimum size of kitchen

-+B# m 0inimum dimension of kitchen

-+"# s3 + m 0inimum size of t b

+E# m 0inimum dimension of t b

D+## cu+ mFperson Air space for school

-"+## cu+ mFperson Air space for offices, factories, workshops

-'+## cu+ mFperson Air space for habitable rooms

-+"# m 0a2+ width of fire escape

"+## m 0in+ horizontal dimension of court

-+"# m 0in+ width of inner court

.## mm F +.# m 0in+ dimension of vent shafts

+-# s3+ m 0in+ cross section area of vent shaft


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D## mm F +D# m 0in+ dimension of air duct

+D# s3+ m 0in+ cross section area of air duct

-+@# m center to center 0a2+ distance of a sprinkler

.## s3+ m 0in+ opening of an attic

@## mm F +@# m 0in+ clearance headroom Kattic?

At least " e2its 0ezzanine -@B s3+ m F-@+## dim

'B+## m 4istance of e2it wFo sprinkler

.#+## m 4istance of e2it wF sprinkler

:otL @## mm nor M E##mm

/t+ 8f handrails in e2its

+D# s3+ m net flr+ area /orizontal e2its per ambulatory occupant

-+E# s3+ m net flr+ area /orizontal e2its per non?ambulatory occupant

" hrs+ 0inimum enclosure walls fire resistive

" hrs+ %moke proof enclosures fire resistive

E## mm F+E# m /t+ 8f guardrails

D# deg Angle of guardrails

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