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CHAPTER 3

ARCHITECTURAL TRANSLATION

A. PROJECT CLASSIFICATION AND TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION

Under PD 1096-The National Building Code of the Philippines, the project is

Classified under Chapter 7, Section 701, Group B- Residential, Hotels and

Apartments,Group B Occupancies shall be multiple dwelling units including

boarding or lodging houses, hotels, apartment buildings, row houses, convents,

monasteries and other similar buildings each of which accommodates more than

10 persons. The project also classified under Group H – Assembly for less than

1,000 (Cultural and/or Recreational) Division H - 4 (Recreational, tourism estate

developments or tourism-oriented establishment, which are structures not included

in division H - 1) and Group J – Accesorry (Agricultural and other

Occupancies/Uses not Specifically Mentioned Under Group A through I). Also

under provisions of this Code, the type of constuction falls under Chapter 4, Section

401, Type III buildings shall be of masonry and wood construction. Structural

elements may be any of the materials permitted by this Code. Provided, that the

building shall be one-hour fire resistive throughout exterior shall be of

incombustible fire resistive construction. (National Building Code of the

Philippines)
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B. APPLICATION OF CODES AND DESIGN STANDARDS:

The project is designed to comply with pertinent laws, regulations and zoning

requisites specific with the requirements of the BUNGON FARM RESORT:

P.D. 1096. The National Building Code of the Philippines. This law is

conformed in the project with minimum requirements of human habitation rooms,

doors, windows, ceiling height etc. Contained a quick overview of fire requirements

in construction (chapter V-VI), building occupancy (chapter VII), light and

ventilation (chapter VIII), sanitation (chapter IX), etc.

P.D. 1185. The Fire Code of the Philippines. This law shall be applied in any

case in the design of the resort. In terms of the occupancy or occupant load, the

protective doors or fire proof doors, swing out and force to open doors, arrangement

and access to exits, dead- end limits, the number of inches of firewalls (if applied),

minimum stair widths and ramps, fire escapes stairs and ladders, illuminating the

exit signs, etc. this law observed and applied on the design.

R.A. 10816. Also known as “An Act Providing for The Development and

Promotion of Farm Tourism in The Philippines” SECTION 1. Short Title – This

Act shall be known as the “Farm Tourism Development Act of 2016”. SECTION

2. Declaration of Policy - The State shall also seek to promote environment-

friendly, efficient and sustainable farm practices; provide alternative recreation

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facilities and farm tourism activities for families, students and other clientele; and

promote health and wellness with high-quality farm-produced food.

(https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph)

C. FUNCTIONAL AREA REQUIREMENTS

The project has the following major areas and spaces:

1. Administration Building
 Drop off

 Entry Porch

 Lobby/Waiting Area

 Front desk

 Administration Office with toilet

 Business Office with toilet

 Manager’s Office with toilet & bath

 Conference Room

 Souvenir Shop

 Staff Quarter

a.lounge

b. Kitchen Pantry /Eating Area

c. Locker

 Ironing Area

 Linen Room
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a. Clean linen

b. Dirty linen

 Laundry Area

 Public Toilet (He, She and P.W.D.)

 Staff Entrance

 Storage Room

 Fire Exit

2. Farmers Market
3. Function Hall
 Entry Porch

 Reception

 Lobby/Waiting Area

 Control Room

 Mess hall

 Movable Stage

 Movable Partition

 Public Toilet for He, She and P.W.D.

 Dressing Room for He and She

a. Dress cubicle

b. Vanity

 Utility Room
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 Kitchen

 Preparation Area

 Storage Room

 Staff Entrance

 Fire Exit

4. Training and Lecture Rooms

5. Family Villa

 Entry Porch

 Veranda

 Living Area

 Kitchen and Dining Area

 Masters Bedroom w/ Toilet and Bath

 Children’s Bedroom

 Toilet and Bath

 Lanai

 Swimming Pool

6. Duplex Villa

 Entry Porch

 Veranda

 Bedroom
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 Toilet and Bath

 Lanai

7. Floating Resto with Floating Cottages

 Entry Porch

 Counter Cashier

 Indoor Dining

 Outdoor Dining

 Public Toilet for He, She and P.W.D.

 Utility Room

 Staff Entrance

 Delivery Area

 Kitchen w/ Facilities

 Cold Storage

 Wet Storage

 Dry Storage

 Beverages

 Gas Tank

 Electrical Room

8. Poultry House
9. Staff Quarter
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 Entry Porch

 Lounge

 8 double decker

 Locker

 Dining

 Kitchen Pantry

 Toilet and Bath

 Laundry area

 Veranda

1. Maintenance, Motor pool and Driver’s Bunk House

 Ramp Up

 Service Bay

 Maintenance Office w/ Toilet

 Maintenance Storage

 Carpentry/ Workshop Area w/ Toilet

 Storage

 Driver’s Quarter

a. Kitchen Pantry

b. Toilet and Shower

c. Lockers
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11. Guard House

 Guard Post

 CCTV Room

 Armory

 Guards Quarter

 Kitchen Pantry

 Toilet and Bath

12. Power House

 Generator Set w/ Panel Board

 Transformer at Roof deck

WITHIN THE SITE

13. Parking Areas

 For person with disability (PWD)

 Public Parking

 Staff Parking

 Bus Parking

 Shuttle Parking

14. plantations

 Bamboo Garden
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 Botanical garden

 Corn Maze

10.
11. Ranch
12. Greenhouses
13. Wine Houses
14. Farm Equipment Warehouse

D. ZONING DIAGRAMS

The spaces and areas within the project are efficiently arranged and zoned based

from their relationship among each other

E. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE WITH PERSONNEL

REQUIREMENTS
The areas and spaces of the project are zoned efficiently by considering the
activities and flow of operations of the personnel. This is to ensure that the project
will provide optimum satisfaction and comfort to all personnel as they go about in
managing and operating the project

F. DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

G. ARCHITECTURAL INFLUENCES AND DESIGN INSPIRATIONS

H. EVOLUTION OF FORM
I. THE DESIGN CHARACTER
J. APPLICATION OF LIVING ARCHITECTURE ORGANIC FARMING IN
THE PROJECT
K. ARCHITECTURAL SKIN AND EXTERIOR SURFACE MATERIALS
L. STRUCTURAL FRAMING
M. ROOFING SYSTEM
N. ENVIRONMENTALLY-RESPONSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE
STRATEGIES FOR UTILITY SYSTEMS
N.1. Water Supply System (describe the system used: street supply, site-
supplied water; water storage tanks, gravity system supply?)
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N.2. Sewer System (describe the system used: Septic tanks, sewage treatment
plant, street sewer?)

N.3. Wastewater System (describe the system used: street sewer, graywater
tanks at site?)

N.4 Drainage and Rainwater Collection System (describe the system used: Site
drainage canals, street canals, rainwater collection and re-use at site?)

N.5 Power Supply System (describe the system used: supplied by

ISECO/INEC/LUECO, etc; with partial solar generation to serve aircons, lights,etc.;
with standby generator?)

N.6. Air-Conditioning System: (describe the system used: split-type, window-type,

centralized with cooling tower?)

O. GENERAL BUILDINGS INFORMATION

A. Building B. Number C. Building Footprint (BF) D. Building

of floors (area of ground floor only) Area (BA) (area
per floor x
number of
floors)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Total: E. ______________total
BF (in square meters)
F. Total lot area: ________square meters (equivalent to 100%)
G. Percentage of total building footprint: _______% (E/F=G)
H. Percentage of total open spaces: _______% (F-G= Total Open Spaces (TOS);
TOS/F=H)

P. SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (SDP)

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Q. REFERENCES

CHAPTER 4

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Bibliography

Appendices:
Certification/s of Lot Owner/s
Certification of Project Proponent
Copies of Jurors’ Deliberation Forms
Curriculum Vitae

Date: 8/28/2018

Prepared by:

Ar. MON-CRES A. TOJE, MBA Ar/EnP FATIMA NICETAS A. RABANG-ALONZO,

MArch
Professor Professor

Approved:

Ar/EnP FATIMA NICETAS A. RABANG-ALONZO, MArch

Dean
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