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Research Methodology
Research Design (Data Gathering Procedure)
The research design is the structure with in which research is conducted. A
research design is the arrangement of conditions for the collections and analysis of the
data in a manner that aims to combine to the research purpose. It constitutes the
collection, measurement and analysis of data. Research design gives an outline of
everything from defining the problems in terms of objectives to final analysis of data.
The researcher opted descriptive method as the respondents were the people of
Paete, Laguna. Present study enquires and brings forward the results of the specified
objectives, which relates to the comparison of opinions expressed from different
viewpoints. As a result, it clearly states that it is a descriptive study which includes
surveys and fact finding enquiries of different kinds.
Input
Throughput
Output
Formulation of
Thesis Problem
Information and
Data Analysis
Feasibility of
the Project
Statement of
the Problem
Site and
Environment
Analysis
Proposal
Information and
Data Gathering
Study
Findings /
Observation
and Problem
Analysis
Conclusion and
Design
Internet
The researcher also gathered information from the internet to further support his
study.
Interviews
Conducting interviews provided concrete and reliable data to the present study. It
sought to further understand the present condition and other by laws governing The
Municipality of Paete, Laguna.
The researcher conducted an interview with Mam Lourdes V. Fadul-Sunga the
Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator. The interview discussed plans,
ideas, insights, and the possible location for the development of Museum and
Convention Centre with Hotel-Resort.
Analysis and Synthesis
The researcher applied different methods for the completion of this study. Every
portion of the data gathered is necessary for the proper evaluation and feasibility of the
study.
Conducting this study will benefit the next researchers. This study can be their
reference together with other similar theses and dissertations related to this study. The
goal of the researchers is to answer a particular problem based on the time and place of
their study. Today, technology flourished the land resulting to widespread distribution of
information. Written records and published information such as magazines and
newspapers are also the source of widespread dissemination of information.
By considering the government restrictions in planning, the study makes it more
feasible and buildable. They set guidelines based on specific constitutional laws that are
proven to be beneficial to every constituent. Those set of guidelines can be more reliable
by interviewing legitimate persons and authority. Those persons will also help the
Acquisition or Lease Costs the cost of acquiring or leasing a development site may
be the overriding consideration for selecting a property. Many public funding programs
have a maximum acquisition or lease cost (total or per unit caps) that must be
considered during the site search. The allowable costs will often limit the search to those
communities that have lower real estate prices. Most public funders, and all private
lenders, will likely require that the purchase price not exceed the appraised value of the
property.
Zoning Considerations zoning also must be carefully considered in making site
selection decisions, since local zoning regulations can frustrate efforts to gain local
approval. The project architect can analyze local zoning restrictions to help guide the site
search. Using zoning maps, it is possible to identify areas in which to develop a
proposed project as-of-right that is, without a zoning variance.
Community Acceptance The potential for community opposition to a proposed
development should be considered as the site search is being conducted. Depending
upon the assessment of community and political support in a given neighborhood, as
well as the strength of relationships with local leaders and organizational capacity, this
issue may be addressed once a site that meets the projects needs and criteria has been
identified.
Scale/Impact the scale of a supportive housing project can have an undue impact on
a neighborhood, and this impact needs to be considered in siting new projects. For
example, a large project in a low-density residential area could have an adverse impact
and would likely attract opposition from neighbor.
Contextual Design related to scale/impact, the design of supportive housing projects
should be sensitive to the neighborhood context. Largely an architectural issue, designs
should respect the scale, historic quality, setback/street line and architectural styles in
the immediate area. Residents can more easily reject plans that do not fit into the
context of the neighborhood. The design should communicate the goal of integrating the
project into the neighborhood.
Specific Criteria
1. Site should be accessible to resident, visitors and guests
2. Site should be accessible along major or minor line of circulation
3. Site must have effective waterline, power supply, communication, facilities and other
essential utilities.
4. Size, including ability to accommodate future expansion
5. Environmental issues and remediation requirements, if any
6. Relationship to surrounding proposed future land uses
7. Relationship to Citys urban planning initiatives
8. Real estate catalyst potential for the surroundings areas
9. Ability to accommodate a hotel
10. Proximity to existing and future hotels, restaurants and other hospitality amenities
11. Vehicular traffic patterns (both public and service) Parking
12.
13.
Sustainability considerations
Site Data
Macro Site
form the acronym CALABARZON. The region is also more formally known as Southern
Tagalog Mainland.
The region is in southwestern Luzon, just south and east of Metro Manila and is
the second most densely populated region. CALABARZON and MIMAROPA were
previously together known as Southern Tagalog, until they were separated in 2002 by
virtue of Executive Order No. 103. Executive Order No. 246 dated October 28, 2003,
designated Calamba City as the regional center of CALABARZON. The largest city of
the CALABARZON Region and the second most highly urbanized city is Antipolo City,
with Lucena City being the first. CALABARZON is the most populated region in the
Philippines, with a population of 12,609,803 inhabitants.
Province of Laguna
The Province of Laguna is located directly at the southern end of Rizal province
and is about thirty (30) kilometers south of Metro Manila. It is bounded in the east by the
mighty Sierra Madre Range, Quezon Province in the south, and on the north western
part are the provinces of Batangas and Cavite. With a total land area of 175,973
hectares or 1,759.73 square kilometers, Laguna is considered as the second smallest
province of Region IV-A (CALABARZON).
From the twenty seven (26) municipalities and three (4) cities, eighteen (18)
belongs to the lakeshore namely: San Pedro, Bian, Sta. Rosa City, Cabuyao, Calamba
City, Los Baos, Bay, Calauan, Victoria, Pila, Sta. Cruz, Lumban, Kalayaan, Pangil,
Pakil, Paete, Siniloan and Mabitac. The lakeshore areas have total coastal length of
109.2 kilometers or about 49.64 percent of the total coastal length of Laguna de Bay.
The province has twenty six (26) municipalities, four cities, and 674 barangays; it
is divided into four political districts. Last January 2010, the Municipality of Binan
became a chartered city in Laguna increasing the number of cities to four and reducing
the number of municipalities to 26. The First District is considered the smallest in the
province, with only a total land area of 11,066 square kilometres or about 6.3 percent of
the provinces total land area, and comprised of three municipalities.
The Second District is composed of three municipalities and Calamba City with
an aggregate area of 33,278 square kilometers or 18.9 percent of the total land area of
Laguna. On the other hand, the Third District is made up of Ecological Profile Province
of Laguna 8 seven municipalities and San Pablo City with 51,323 square kilometers or
29.2 percent of the total land area of the province. Lastly, the Fourth District is
geographically the biggest district in Laguna; it consists of 16 municipalities and has a
total land area of 80,311 square kilometers or 45.6 percent of the total land area of the
province.
Historical Background
Rev. Fr. Juan de Placencia founded Paete in 1580. Originally, Paete was part of
Lumban, then it annexed to Pangil and two (2) years thereafter, it became an
independent parish under the able leadership of Pedro San Buenaventura.
Paete derived its name from vernacular word paet that means chisel. The chisel
is used in carpentry and woodcarving industries, for which Paete and industrious people
became famous. Priest and Spanish authorities christened or give Christian name to
many towns in Laguna except for Paete for the name was very appropriate. Some
people say that the name San Lorenzo was given to Paete at the beginning by the
Spaniards as its Christian name.
After liberation, Paete became famous for wooden shoes (bakya), both simple
and with an artistic carving on it. When the industry became less profitable, the people
turned to woodcarving such as woodcrafts and furniture making.
Paete is now among itinerary of tourist (local and foreign) whom they visit
Laguna due to craftsmanship of its people, sweet lanzones, Historic Catholic Church,
mountain and lake scenarios and its religious culture.
By virtue of Presidential Proclamation No. 809 dated March 15, 2005, Paete was
declared Carving Capital of the Philippines.
Geographical Location
Paete is an inland town of the Province of Laguna located at its northeastern
part. It is about 113 kilometers away from Manila via Sta. Cruz route and approximately
90 kilometers from Manila via Siniloan Pililia Caina route.
It is bounded on the north by the Municipality of Pakil, on the south by the
Municipality of Kalayaan, on the east by the Province of Quezon, on the west by the
Laguna de Bay. Its geographical coordinates are 14 degree 22 latitude and 121 degree
29 longitude.
Topography
Paete has a total land area of 6,301.625 hectares including the uplands of the
sierra madre Mountains. Only 201.861 hectares consists the Poblacion. It has nine (9)
barangays namely: Ibaba del Sur, Maytoong, Ermita, Quinale, Ilya del Sur, Ilaya del
Norte, Bagumbayan, Bangkusay, and Ibaba del Norte. All of which are are situated
within the Poblacion. The mountain areas are divided into sitios, which are grouped and
assigned to the urban barangay for administrative purposes. A large portion of the town
is upland and hilly occupying 90% of the total land area.
Soil Classification
Paete has six (6) different soil types. In order of decreasing quantity, these are:
mountain soil (undifferentiated), luisiana clay loam, paete clay loam, antipolo sandy clay,
hydrosol, and bay clay.
The mountain soil undifferentiated soils group are soils where the textural group
is uknown. The UP experimental, Sitio Bubunot, Sitio Papatahan, Papatahan Land
Dispute are composed of mountain soil while Sitio Maitim na Lupa, Sitio Alutay, and Sitio
Lamao is partially distributed with mountain soil.
The Luisiana clay loam is formed from the physical and chemical weathered
products of igneous rocks (of basalt and andesite). Its relief varies from undulating to
rolling and mountainous causing variation in the degree and extent of soil erosion
hazards. This soil is generally suitable for paddy rice, tree crops, and diversified crops
and grazing. It is conducive to agricultural production. Parts of Sitio Alutay and Sitio
Lamao are composed of this kind of soil while Sitio Santa Ana, Sitio Banko, Sitio
Macumbo is entirely distributed with this kind of soil.
The Paete clay loam belongs to the Paete soil series soil transformation. It is
derived from the physical and chemical weathering at igneous rocks and basalt and
andesite. Moderately deep to deep reddish brown granular clay loam to clay. Drainage is
rated good to excessive while fair to all humanity. Sitio San Isidro is composed of paete
clay loam.
Bay clay is a type of soil found in lake waters bay. Parts of Bagumbayan and
Quinale are composed of bay clay.
Antipolo sandy clay are highly weathered, luminous ultisols. Parts of the UP
experimental land are composed of antipolo bay clay.
Hydrosols are soils that are saturated with water for long periods of time
typically a gray (or greenish gray) color. This soil type is mainly found near coastal
areas. Parts of Quinale, Ibaba del Norte, Ibaba del Sur, and Bagumbayan are composed
of hydrosols.
Geologic Hazards
Climate
Paete has a tropical climate. There is a great deal of rainfall in Paete, even in the
driest month. This climate is considered according to the Kppen-Geiger climate
classification. The temperature here averages 27.1 C. The rainfall here averages 2,637
mm. The driest month is March, with 62 mm of rainfall. The greatest amount of
precipitation occurs in November, with an average of 384mm.
The warmest month of the year is May, with an average temperature of 28.7 C.
The lowest average temperatures in the year occur in January, when it is around 25.1
C. The lowest average temperatures in the year occur in January, when it is around
25.1 C.
The difference in precipitation between the driest month and the wettest month is
322 mm. The variation in temperatures throughout the year is 3.6 C. Useful hints about
reading the climate table: For every month, find the data about precipitation (mm),
average, maximum and minimum temperature (degrees Celsius and Farenheit). The
meaning of the first line: (1) January, (2) February, (3) March, (4) April, (5) May, (6) June,
(7) July, (8) August, (9) September, (10) October, (11) November, (12) December.
Water Resources
Paete has its own water system. The Paete Waterworks System provides the
Municipality of Paete of its need of Potable water. The Wawa River is the source of
irrigation. There are also rivers atop of the Sierra Madre Mountain.
Power Resources
The First Laguna Electric Cooperative Inc. serves the Municipality of Paetes
Electricity. FLEC has its main office at Lumban, Laguna its power is supplied by the
National Power Corporation connected to its plant in Caliraya. Its substation has a
capacity of 2 5 MVS.
presenting a tourist itinerary where they could buy souvenir items they could bring home.
The Roman Catholic Church that was built during the Spanish time (1645) is located at
the heart of Poblacion with spacious patios in front of it. Repairs were made in the past
but the original design (baroque) was preserved. The development of Wawa Park made
additional attraction to tourism.
Lenten Season, foreign and local tourist comes to Paete during the Holy Week to
observe the celebration of the Centurion, search and reenactment of the crucifixion of
Jesus Christ, which is being done on the Holy Thursday. At night, people observe the
moving statues of saints procession depicting the Fourteen (14) Stations of the Cross.
Another celebration observed and celebrated during the month of January is the
Salibanda. It is the procession of Sto. Nio (Holy Child) were devotees dance, wear red
and pour water among them.
Matabunca Falls and Tatlong Krus along the range of Sierra Madre Mountain
atop the town are tourist spots that are heritage legacy for the people.
List Special Events and Festivals
Sto. Nio Festival (Salibanda)
January
March or April
July
July
Demography
The Municipality of Paete based on the 2010 census conducted by NCSO has a
total population of 23,523. The total number of household counted is 4939, averaging
five (5) individual per households. According to the five censuses conducted from 1990
to 2010, the towns population hasnt changed significantly.
PAETE (Poblacion)
Bagumbayan
23, 523
4,556
Bangkusay
542
Ermita
583
3,024
2,630
1,973
1,390
Maytoong
1,790
Quinale
7,035
Roman Catholic
65%
Aglipayan
Iglesia ni Cristo
15%
10%
Protestant
1%
Others
9%
Hospital
Clinics
Public Market
Recreational Facilities
Postal Services
Transportation
Communications:
Cellular Phones
Landlines
Power Supply
Water Supply
1
10
1
5
Philippine Postal Corp.
Jeepney and Tricycles
Smart, Globe, Sun
PLDT & Digitel
First Laguna Electric Corp.
Municipal Waterworks System
LGU Income
Income Class
4th class
7,469,154.36
External
Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA)
38,106,675.00
400,000.00
45,975,829.36
1,044,212.00
710,338.60
Economic Enterprise
3,016,792.00
Services
3,183,366.00
IRA
38,106,675.00
Other Income
166,574.00
Total
46,227,957.60
Residential
12
Agricultural
1,410
Protected Areas
2,202
24
Institutional
2,644
There are almost 300 families, mostly informal settlers, from five
barangays living along the shoreline of the Laguna De Bay. Many of these
houses and shanties are built on the easement of the Manila East Road
National Highway. This area is considered flood-prone and hazardous during
typhoons which cause the overflowing of the water from the lake and the
river. Flood water stays in this area for a period of one to three months.
More informal settler families from 4 barangays live on the slope area of
the Sierra Madre Mountain. This area is landslide-prone during rainy season
and typhoons.
They need to be relocated in the upland area. Some private land in Sitio
Alutay, Sitio Lam-ao and Sitio Papatahan could be acquired by the LGU for
the development of socialized housing withstructures, basic services and
facilities like water, electricity, drainage and sewage, school, chapel and
health facility.
FOREST CONSERVATION AREA -UP LAND GRANT and Sitio Papatahan
A protected forest area in the uppermost part of Paete upland territory
called UP Land Grant which measures 1,900 hectares should remain
protected and undeveloped to conform to the preservation and conservation
policies of the national government.
Another smaller forest conservation area is located in Sitio Papatahan.
area of more or less 1000 square meters where a covered court will be built.
This is intended as the permanent evacuation center for victims of calamities
and disasters.
This means that in times of calamities and disasters, the public schools
and churches facilities and some private properties will not be used anymore.
DRRM Office are situated on illegal and hazardous location, the Municipal
Government of Paete is now negotiating with a private corporation which
intends to dispose its property in Paete which measures around 1,800 square
meters.
This is an ideal place for the facilities of the above-mentioned institutions
and agencies. This is accessible to the urban community residents and has
all the facilities and utilities needed for the effective and efficient
implementation of security, peace and order programs and ordinances.
SAFDZ
STRATEGIC
AGRICULTURAL
AND
FISHERIES
DEVELOPMENT ZONE
Several areas have been specified and identified as SAFDZ. These are
located in the 4 shoreline barangays- Barangay 7 Bagumbayan, Barangay 9
Ibaba Del Norte, and Barangay 1Ibaba Del Sur & Barangay 4 Quinale.
There is little agricultural land left for rice land which is located on the
eastern part of the Manila East Road or National Highway.
On the western part of the Manila East Road lies the Laguna De Bay
which provides fisheries and aquatic resources. This should be preserved
and further developed for food production and should not be utilized for other
purposes.
crowded poblacion. There is not much room for parking area for customers
and guests. There is also a problem of the posts and intertwined cables of the
public utilities like telecom cables and electric lines.
Hence, there is an urgent need to develop a new Commercial District
opposite the Industrial Zone. This lies near the adjacent town of Kalayaan.
The new CBD could give the sellers and small traders of woodcrafts and
INSTITUTIONAL
DEVELOPMENT-
Livelihood
Training
Center,
SITE
TO TATLONG KRUS
FEEDER ROAD
CREEK
Sitio Lamao is one of the nine (9) sitios located in the uplands. It is characterized
with sloping land and with teeming coconut and other kinds of trees. Sitio Lamao is
beside Sitio Sta. Ana which is categorized as an ecotourism zone. It measures,
approximately, three (3) kilometers away from the pilgrimage site Tatlong Krus.
Site Analysis
Containing an area of fifty four thousand three hundred sixty five (54,365) square
meters, more or less. The lot is a sloping terrain.
Bounded on the North East, along the lines 1-2-3 by Lot 3646; on the East along
line 3-4 by Lot 3837; along lines 4-5-6 by Lot 3897; on the South East, along lines 6-7-8
by lot 3650; on the South West, along lines 8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-2122-23-24-25 by Creek; and on the North West, along lines 25-26-27-28-1 by Road.
Road to Tatlong Krus
+45m
+40m
+35m
+30m
+25m
Creek
+20m
+15m
+10m
+5m
+0m
LINE
BEARING
DISTANCE
1-2
2-3
3-4
4-5
5-6
S 18 DEG 18 E
S 32 DEG 21 E
S 05 DEG 10W
S 80 DEG 03 W
S 17 DEG 48 E
107.04m
22.02m
103.55m
67.56m
155.97m
6-7
7-8
8-9
9-10
10-11
11-12
12-13
13-14
14-15
15-16
16-17
17-18
18-19
19-20
20-21
21-22
22-23
23-24
24-25
25-26
26-27
27-28
28-1
N 77 DEG 19 W
S 58 DEG 08 W
N 03 DEG 17 E
N 64 DEG 30 E
N 08 DEG 03 E
S 78 DEG 58 E
N 66 DEG 29 E
N 14 DEG 37 E
N 63 DEG 17 W
N 11 DEG 11 E
N 52 DEG 54 E
N 19 DEG 58 E
N 13 DEG 12 W
N 34 DEG 32 W
N 59 DEG 38 W
N 32 DEG 52 W
N 29 DEG 10 W
N 03 DEG 56 W
N 12 DEG 47 W
S 64 DEG 20 E
S 68 DEG 51 E
N 79 DEG 23 E
N 59 DEG 57 E
137.85m
43.86m
30.68m
19.86m
18.42m
15.92m
8.09m
7.17m
46.96m
49.31m
19.46m
17.16m
32.82m
28.17m
17.93m
13.43m
25.39m
48.45m
36.05m
29.23m
41.66m
26.61m
112.05m
Wind Orientation
The direction of the prevailing wind which is in the north-east part of the site from
January to April is called North East monsoon. While during September, the direction of
the humid wind is from the southwest part of the orientation called the South West
Monsoon.
TO TATLONG KRUS
SOUTH-WEST
FEEDER ROAD
MONSOON
CREEK
NORTH-WEST MONSOON
to TATLONG KRUS
Figure # West Part of the Site facing the Feeder Road RROW
Site Analysis
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) Analysis
-
elevation.
Rivers and springs are abundant water resources.
Utilities such as power lines, water supply, telephone and communication
Weaknesses
-
The site is fairly accessible because there are portions of the road that are
less than five (5) meter wide.
Opportunities
-
Paete is rich in culture and also there are festivals that are being celebrated
yearly. The municipality attracts both local and foreign tourists and they are
growing yearly.
The development will showcase the carving culture of Paete thus, giving
Threats
-
Being far from the urban place may threaten the success of the project.
the Pakil-Feeder Road but it is quite a longer route. The Municipal Government said that
the rehabilitation and development of Feeder-Market Road will take place as soon as
possible.
Site location is a big factor when it comes to analyzing the site. If the project is
not strategically located, possible weaknesses and threat could arise and became a
nuisance and burden on the purpose of the structure and its users. Given that the site is
located beside the ecotourism zone such that it requires a much wider area.
The building utilities wouldnt be a problem because the site has an available
power lines, communication and water resources. Threats like flooding wont affect the
site because of the creek beside it.
Overall, the weaknesses and threats of the site can be addressed and
compensated through its given strengths and opportunities.
Users Demography
Month
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
May
Jun.
Jul.
Aug.
Sep.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Total
972
773
760
321
614
142
763
656
2,293
1,436
1,340
776
10,806
812
1,241
794
845
214
108
482
627
1,130
1,158
745
459
6,904
1,300
2,562
824
88
848
128
319
1,295
1,130
728
1,109
729
11,060
771
1,053
1,894
1,395
671
282
1,026
2,520
1,388
1,659
510
696
13,865
902
794
3,488
2,053
128
139
479
1,162
2,508
1,684
1,511
791
15,639
1,686
1,401
609
6,872
239
119
726
1,094
4,454
708
4,482
1,263
23,653
2,454
2,678
3,103
6,882
115
55
1,119
1,410
4,517
1,371
1,165
618
25,487
1,600
2,679
11,700
140
247
24
375
341
2,324
919
2,2827
587
23,223
4,372
1,008
2,631
4,477
990
589
558
1,426
1,554
1,603
954
330
20,492
581
1,485
837
5,315
527
927
342
385
20,216
1,472
1,528
1,083
34,698
Annual
CITY/
Actual Population
Growth Rate
Total
Populatio
Projected
Household
MUNICIPALITY
Percent (%)
2010
2015
Land
Density
Area
Per
(sq.m.)
(sq.m.)
2015
2016
2010
2000
2015
2.47
2010
3.11
1,816.4
1,671
710,792
3,139
6,539
106,437
82,849
LAGUNA
2,669,84
3,035,08
CALAMBA CITY
CITY OF STA.
7
389,377
284,670
1
454,486
353,767
2.99
4.23
3.31
4.37
0
144.80
54.10
ROSA
CITY OF
283,396
333,028
3.12
3.49
43.50
7,656
77,993
BIAN
CITY OF
248,436
308,745
4.23
8.83
43.50
7,130
72,306
CABUYAO
CITY OF SAN
294,310
325,809
1.96
2.43
24.10
13,519
76,302
PEDRO
SAB PABLO
248,890
266,068
1.28
1.81
197.60
1,346
62,311
CITY
STA. CRUZ
LOS BAOS
CALAUAN
BAY
NAGCARLAN
PILA
ALAMINOS
PAGSANJAN
VICTORIA
SINILOAN
LILIW
STA. MARIA
LUMBAN
MAJAYJAY
MAGDALENA
PAETE
KALAYAAN
PANGIL
CAVINTI
MABITAC
PAKIL
LUISIANA
RIZAL
110,943
101,884
74,890
55,698
59,726
46,534
43,526
39,313
34,604
35,363
33,851
26,839
29,470
26,547
22,976
23,523
20,994
23,201
20,809
18,618
20,822
20,148
15,518
117,605
112,008
80,453
62,143
63,057
50,289
47,859
42,164
39,321
38,067
36,582
30,830
30,652
27,792
25,266
25,096
23,269
24,274
21,702
20,530
20,659
19,72
17,253
1.12
1.82
1.37
2.11
1.04
1.49
1.82
1.34
2.46
1.41
1.49
2.68
0.75
0.88
1.83
1.24
2.03
0.86
0.80
1.88
-0.15
-0.41
2.04
1.81
2.19
5.64
2.44
2.06
2.20
1.88
1.88
1.52
1.69
2.09
0.89
1.29
1.82
1.93
0.22
0.68
1.15
0.65
2.12
1.46
1.65
1.78
38.60
54.20
65.40
42.70
78.10
31.20
54.80
26.40
22.40
64.50
39.10
108.40
40.50
69.60
34.90
39.50
46.60
45.00
125.50
80.80
46.50
73.30
27.90
3,047
2,067
1,230
1,455
807
1,612
873
1,597
1,755
590
936
284
757
399
724
635
499
539
173
254
444
269
618
27,542
26,231
18,841
14,553
14,767
11,777
11,208
9,874
9,209
8,915
8,567
7,220
7,178
6,509
5,917
5,877
5,449
5,685
5,082
4,808
4,838
4,618
4,041
PROJECTED POPULATION
2016
2017
2018
3,111,560
3,190,371
3,271,593
468,075
482,071
496,484
368,731
384,329
400,586
343,418
354,133
365,182
321,805
335,417
349,605
332,195
338,706
345,345
269,474
272,923
276,416
118,922
120,254
121,601
114,047 Executive
116,122Committee
118,236
81,555
82,673
83,805
63,454
64,793
66,160
National
Leadership
63,713
64,375
65,045
Council
51,038
51,799
52,571
48,730
49,617
50,520
42,729
43,302Acquisition
43,882
Director's
Committee
40,288
41,279
42,295
36,604
39,148
39,700
37,127
37,680
38,242
Assistant
31,656
32,505 Director
33,376
30,882
31,114
31,347
28,037
28,283
28,532
25,728
26,199
26,679
Communications
25,407
25,722
26,041
23,741
24,223
24,715
24,483
24,693
24,906
21,876
22,051
22,227
Collections
and 21,710
20,196
21,309
Exhibitions
20,680
20,700
20,721
19,740
19,759
19,799
17,605
17,964
18,705
Museum Director
2019
2020
3,355,310
3,441,608
511,329
526,618
417,531
435,192
376,576
388,325
364,394
379,808
352,113
359,015
279,954
283,538
122,963
124,840
120,388
122,579
84,953
86,117
67,556
68,982
65,721
66,405
53,354
54,149
51,439
52,376
44,470
45,066
43,335
44,401
40,260
40,827 Communica
Marketing
38,812
39,390
Specialis
34,270
35,189
31,582
31,819
28,783
29,037
27,167 Manager
27,664
Marketing
Assistan
26,364
26,691
25,217
25,729
25,120 Collections
25,336
Registrar,
and
Exhibitions22,584
22,405
22,118
22,534
20,742
20,763
Director
Exhibitions
19,799
19,819
18,705
19,086
Modern or
Contemporary Art
Curator
Curatorial
Senior Curator
Education
Organizational Structure
Museu
Teaching
Learnin
Deputy Director
Deputy Director
Development
Associate Director
Manage
Public
Programs
Campu
Engagem
Tourist /
Guest Arrival
Parking
Check-in-at
Administratio
n Office
Lodge
Staying
Accomodatio
n
Museum
Tour
Behavioral
Pattern / Analysis
Relaxing
and
Recreational
Activities
Tourist / Guests
Employees
Leave
Time in
Office Works
Interaction
w/coemployees
Interaction
with Tourists
and Guests
Break
Ofifice Works
Interaction
w/coemployees
Interaction
with Tourists
and Guests
Meeting
Timeout