Proposed Cavite Institute of Research, Design,

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PROPOSED CAVITEINSTITUTE OF

RESEARCH, DESIGN,

AND ADVANCED-ARCHITECTURE

GILBERT JAVIER ARC42


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CHAPTER 1PROPOSED CAVITE INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH,

DESIGN, AND ADVANCED-ARCHITECTURE


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INTRODUCTION

Architecture in the Philippines

has always been unique. It is the

reflection of the history which the

country has gone through.

But the question is: what is thefuture of Filipino Architecture? The

answer seems terrifying as slums

sprawl endlessly, identical skyscrapers

rise up monthly, and every single

housing project is inspired by foreign

styles. What future can we expect from

an uncontrolled growth of the small,

the ugly, and the foreign? (Blasco,

2012)

Fig. 1

Ar. Philip H. Recto at the UAP World

Day of Architecture 2012 said that

the city of Manila still followed an oldurban plan made almost 80 years

ago and warned that it is bound to

fall into urban decay as people will

just keep moving farther away from

the decaying city.

Source: philippinereporter.com
http://www.philippinereporter.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Philip-Recto-speaking.jpg


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STATEMENT OF THE

PROBLEM

In the constantly modernizing world, the

Filipino identity in architecture is vanishing;

Filipinos see identity in aesthetic outputs. Theyshould think about our future. What is Filipino

Architecture? Filipino architects should build an

identity when it comes to international projects.

Philippine architecture can still improve.

Fig. 2 The Skyscrapers ofManilaSource: arkitektura.ph


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OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

To achieve this main goal, this Institute will aim tosatisfy the following architectural objectives:

To be able to determine a rational site for theProposed Institute of Research, Design andAdvanced Architecture;

To be able to determine a space program forthe Proposed Institute of Research, Designand Advanced Architecture in reference to theissues and concerns of Urban Planning and

concerns within the milieu of;


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OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

To determine otheramenities and utility

systems that willsuggest sustainablefacility and support theoperation of the

proposed project; and

To determine buildinglaws that will be applied

in the Project.


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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE

STUDYThrough this research, students will become

aware of the status of Filipino architecture globally.Hopefully, the study will provide some insights andinformation on how a platform for the exchange of

knowledge with architects and students can developan integrated set of skills with which to acteffectively in the Philippines or globally.

The study can also be a learning paradigm forarchitecture students to enhance their knowledge inspace programming of school, research center,library, and cafeteria.


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SCOPE AND LIMITATION

This study is focused on the Architectural Design Processesof an institute dedicated to the research and enrichment ofskills, talents, and capabilities of Filipino architects.

The study does not include surveys and data related toArchitects and architecture students such as population dueto lack of time and UAPs inability to provide documents theresearcher needs.

The proposal is limited to the given functions of the scope,

methods, and resources used in research. In addition, theextent and details of the study are also limited by theavailability of resources such as manpower, time, finances,and documents.


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CHAPTER 2

THEORETICALFRAMEWORK

PROPOSED CAVITE INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH,



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REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND

PROJECTS

Building Laws

National Building Code

(Presidential Decree

No. 1096)

Fire Code of the

Philippines (PresidentialDecree No. 1185)

Accessibility Law (Batas

Pambansa Bilang 344)

Manual of Regulations

for Private Higher

Education (CHED)Environment Code of

Cavite

Local Ordinances

Research Center

A research center is a simple or complex

facility that deals with investigation,

observation, experimentation in relation to

a certain matter, incident or phenomenon

as a way of discovering theory, new ideasand facts

Institute of Design

This aims to be the center of excellence in

architecture. Nurturing the spirit of

innovativeness and creativity, the Institute

will produced students and graduates, will

display a highly motivated sense of

professionalism in the workplace.


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REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND

PROJECTS

Fig 3. The School of Art, Design & Media in

Singapore

Source: www.designshare.com

Fig 5. UP-Diliman College of Architecture Building 1

Source: UPD-CA Website

Fig 6. UP-Diliman College of Architecture Building 2

Source: UPD-CA Website


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CHAPTER 3

RESEARCHMETHODOLOGY




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RESEARCH DESIGN

In order to arrive with reliable data and factual basis

for analysis and production of this study, several

research methods will be used by the researcher.

The methods are described below:

Data Gathering

Introduction

II. Literature Review

Review of published materialsReview of related projects

Review of Internet sources


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RESEARCH DESIGN

III. Research Design

IV. Data Presentation and Analysis

Needs Analysis

Site Criterion Arrangement

Site Selection

Space Programming

Bubble Diagrams

Organizational Chart

V. Research Findings

VI. Conclusions and Recommendations

VII. Research Appraisal


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SITE CRITERION

TABLE 1

SITE CRITERION

LOCATION PREFERENCE

AREA CLASSIFICATIONArea should be with-in Imus, Cavite and have

the easiest access to transportation

Area should be with-in Imus, Cavite to answer

to the objectives of this Proposed Cavite

Institute of Research, Design and Advanced-

ArchitectureACCESSIBILITY TO OTHER

ESTABLISHMENTS

Site should be in proximity to commercial,

hospitals, and business, industrial and other

establishments.

Site should be accessible to many

establishments to answer the needs of the

usersACCESSIBILITY TO OTHER AREAS

Site should not be in distance from many

areas in Imus,CaviteShould be minutes away from establishments

by the use of vehicle.ADJACENT LAND USE

SITE ADJACENCY Site should be adjacent to Main RoadsSite should be adjacent to Main Roads and

other areas to answer the objectives of the

Proposed Cavite Institute of Research,Design, and Advanced-Architecture.

IMMEDIATE SURROUNDING

ENVIRONMENTSite should provide good condition for

studying and research

Site should have a well-balanced environment

that will not pose too much danger for the

users of the Proposed Cavite Institute of

Design, Research and Advanced-

Architecture.

NOISE STATUS

Noise status should not be a hindrance for the

students in the school and research centerDay and Night noise should not affect health

and behavior of the inhabitants in theproposed project.

Air pollution status should not pose high

TABLE 1SITE CRITERION


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SITE CRITERION

ACCESSIBILITY

TRANSPORTATION

The area should be in proximity to main

roads and has easy access to access to

other areas in Imus, Cavite (e.g. High

ways, Main Roads)

Users should not have a problem of

commuting from one area to the

Proposed Proposed Cavite Institute of

Design, Research and Advanced-

Architecture.

HIERARCHY OF ROADSShould have at least one Road of Right-

of-way for the users of the project.

At least one RROW that serves only for

the user of Proposed Proposed Cavite

Institute of Design, Research and

Advanced-Architecture .

ROAD VISIBILITYRoad visibility should possess safety for

all road users.

Seeing and being seen are fundamental

prerequisites for the safety of all road

users.

Inadequate visibility is an important factor

that influences the risk of a road crash

among all types of road user.

MOVEMENT AND CIRCULATION At least 2-way traffic for roads.Roads should at least be a 2-way traffic

road to avoid vehicle clogging.


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SITE CRITERION

UTILITIES

WATERWater should be provided by Water

companies such as Maynilad.Water should be well provided to

accommodate the users of the Proposed

Proposed Cavite Institute of Design,

Research and Advanced-Architecture

ELECTRICITY Electricity should be provided by MeralcoElectricity should not be a problem because

site is with-in Imus, Cavite

COMMUNICATIONCommunication should be provided by Tele-

communication companies.Communication should not be a problem

because site is with-in Imus, CaviteSANITATION / SEWAGE SYSTEM

Area should have a developed sewage

systemSite location should be connected to a proper

developed sewage system.SITE HAZARDS

FLOOD RISK Site should be void of flood risk Site should be with in an area where floodwater easily depresses.

EARTHQUAKE RISK

Site should be in distant from earthquake

zones and fault lines that are limited to the

standard distance.Site should not be with-in or near fault lines.

LANDSLIDE RISKSite should be in distant from landslide risk

and should be with-in flat or semi-flat lands. Landslide risk should be fully avoided since it

is with in Imus, Cavite.


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SITE ANALYSIS

Fig. 8

The Picture shows theorientation, sun diagram

and wind direction of the

Selected Site.


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SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Fig. 9

The Site Development Plan


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SPATIAL ANALYSIS (SAMPLE)

Space Users Function

Area per

user

(sq. m)

No. of

User

Total

(sq.m)

School of Architecture

LobbyStudents, Architects,

Faculty, Staff Lodging, Information .65 20 13Reception Staff, Students,

Architects, Staff Information .65 5 3.25Administration

Administration Treasury

Reception Staff Information 1.40 5 7Conference Room Staff, Faculty Gathering, Seminars 1.40 20 28

Pantry Staff, Faculty Cooking, FoodPreparation .65 5 3.25

Dean's Office Dean Office works 2.0 1 2Staff Staff Office works 1.5 1 1.5

Secretary Secretary Accommodations 1.5 1 1.5Waiting Area Students, Architects Waiting Area .65 2 1.3

Comfort Room Dean Peeing, Grooming 1.5 1 1.5Associate Dean's Office Associate Dean Office works 2.0 1 2.0

Staff

Staff

Office works

1.5

2

3.0

Secretary Secretary Office works, 1.5 1 1.5


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Administration

OfficeComfort

Room StairsComfort

Room

Associa

te

Deans

Office

Waiti

ng

Area

Deans

Office

ExhibitHall

Administration

Treasury

StorageRoom

Lobby ConferenceRoom

Pa

ntr

y

Faculty ComfortRoom Stairs

Comfort

RoomLecture

Room

Computer

Room

AVR AVRStorage

RoomLounge

Lecture

RoomLecture

Room

Computer

Room

Computer

Room

Design

LaboratoryComfort

Room StairsComfort

Room

LoungeLecture

Room

Design Laboratory

Lecture

Room

Lecture

Room

Lecture

Room

Fig. 10BUBBLE DIAGRAM OF SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

Ground Floor

Second Floor

Third Floor


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Fig. 11BUBBLE DIAGRAM OF RESEARCH CENTER

Third Floor

Auditorium

Lobb

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C.R.

Auditorium Lobby

StairsC.R. C.R.

Admin

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VPs

Office

Rece

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Lobb

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StairsC.R. C.R.

Laboratory Pantry

Laboratory Pantry

Multipurpose Area

StairsC.R. C.R.

Conference

Room

GROUND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR


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Fig. 11BUBBLE DIAGRAM OF LIBRARY

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Fig. 13BUBBLE DIAGRAM OF CAFETERIA

CAFE

DINING HALL

COUN

TER

C.R.

KITCHEN

C.R.

DRES

S RM

STAFF

ROOM

ATTEN

DANC

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UTIL

ROOMWETSTORAG

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ROOMDRY

STORAG

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ROOMDISHWASHING AREA

ROOM

COMFO

RT

ROOM

STAIRS

LOUNGE

STAIRS INDOOR

LOUNGE

Fig. 14Bubble Diagram Of The Architects Lounge

GROUND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR


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Fig. 13BUBBLE DIAGRAM OF CAFETERIA

CAFE

DINING HALL

COUN

TER

C.R.

KITCHEN

C.R.

DRES

S RM

STAFF

ROOM

ATTEN

DANC

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UTIL

ROOMWET

STORAGE

ROOMDRY

STORAG

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ROOMDISHWASHING AREA

ROOM

COMFO

RT

ROOM

STAIRS

LOUNGE

STAIRS INDOOR

LOUNGE

Fig. 14Bubble Diagram Of The Architects Lounge

GROUND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR


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CHAPTER 4

RESULTS ANDDISCUSSIONS




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SUMMARY

As said, students will become aware of the status of

Filipino architecture globally. The study provided insights and

information on how a platform for the exchange of knowledgewith architects and students can develop an integrated set of

skills with which to act effectively in the Philippines or globally.

The study is a learning paradigm for architecture

students to enhance their knowledge in space programming of

school, research center, library, and cafeteria. Through Site

Criterion, students will learn how to identify the most suitable site

for the Proposed Cavite Institute of Research, Design and

Advanced Architecture.


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CONCLUSION

In conclusion, the most suited Site for the Proposed

Cavite Institute of Research, Design and Advanced-

Architecture through the analysis from Site Criterion

and Possible Site Comparisons is the Site C.

The most suited spaces for the Proposed Institute for

each building are identified.

The proper orientation of the buildings is identified tomaximize sustainability.

And lastly, the right area for spaces for each structure

are identified and their relationships to each other.


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RECOMMENDATIONS

In selecting the most suited site:

Area should be with-in the target area of users and

have the easiest access to transportation Site should be in proximity to commercial, hospitals,

and business, industrial and other establishments.

Site should be adjacent to Main Roads

Site should provide good condition for studying and

research

Noise status should not be a hindrance for the

students in the school and research center


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RECOMMENDATIONS

In Spatial Analysis:

The spaces should be identified for users satisfaction.

The minimun space allocation for each user must beidentified through the National Building Code.

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