DES20121 Plate20no.1 Site20Development20Plan P

Republic of the Philippines
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES

Tamag, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur 2700
In partial fulfillment of requirements

In Architectural Design 03
DES 121
SEAFOOD MARKET WITH CASUAL RESTAURANT

Brgy. Paing , Bantay Ilocos Sur
Presented to:
Ar. Precious Beulah T. Gascon
Course Facilitator
Presented by:
Mark Louie P. Cabañero
BS Arch 2B
September 2021
I. INTRODUCTION
DES 121 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 3 – CREATIVE DESIGN IN ARCHITECTURAL INTERIORS Ar. PBGascon
a. Background of the Project

- Dampa is a wet market full of all living and dead great tasting things from the sea. Stalls at the
market are pilled high with an abundance of ultra fresh, squirming goodness. At Dampa, seafood
can be purchased, and immediately cooked. The Dampa experience is quite easy. Just go to the
wet market side of the dampa, buy whatever seafood you like, bring them to a
restaurant/eatery, then instruct how you want it to be cooked. If you’re not the type to go to
the market and do the thing by yourself, you can ask the waiter to do it for you for only a
minimal fee. Dampa is a Filipino word that means “hut.” However, it is most commonly known in
Manila as a place where you can get fresh seafood. It is not your usual restaurant because in
here, the “catch” is you have the liberty to decide which seafood you want, how many, and
(most important) how you want it cooked.
b. Statement of the Problem

- How can the proposed Seafood Market with Casual Restaurant contribute to the people and
improvement of the community?
- How can the proposed Seafood Market with Casual Restaurant developed the community without
damaging the natural ecology?
- How can the proposed Seafood Market with Casual Restaurant improved the economic growth
of the community?
- How can the proposed Seafood Market with Casual Restaurant improved the tourism industry of
the community?
c. Significance of the Project
- The Seafood Market help tell the story of a community. Certain commercial buildings stand out
from others. They become memorable and, in some cases, iconic. Great buildings can generate
more jobs, bring people together, lift housing values in their vicinity, and give people something
to be particularly proud of. Construction of commercial buildings helps bring economic stability
to an area. People generally want to see improvements made to their communities, including
better infrastructure, which includes not only commercial buildings, but roads, pipes, sidewalks
and landscaping.
II. ANALYSES and CODE STUDY
a. Site Analysis
Macro-Site Analysis o
Demographics
Paing is a barangay in the municipality of Bantay, in the province of Ilocos Sur. Its population as
determined by the 2020 Census was 1,625. This represented 4.38% of the total population of Bantay.
household population of Paing in the 2015 Census was 1,542 broken down into 348 households or
an average of 4.43 members per household.
Census Household population Number of households Average household size

date
1990 1,306 266 4.91

May 1
1995 Sep 1 1,552 301 5.16
2000 1,557 315 4.94

May 1
2007 Aug 1,567 336 4.66

1
2010 1,554 364 4.27
May 1
2015 Aug 1,542 348 4.43

1
According to the 2015 Census, the age group with the highest population in Paing is 5 to 9, with
137 individuals. Conversely, the age group with the lowest population is Under 1, with 24 individuals.
Combining age groups together, those aged 14 and below, consisting of the young dependent
population which include infants/babies, children and young adolescents/teenagers, make up an
aggregate of 25.10% (387). Those aged 15 up to 64, roughly, the economically active population and
actual or potential members of the work force, constitute a total of 65.24% (1,006). Finally, old
dependent population consisting of the senior citizens, those aged 65 and over, total 9.66% (149) in all.
Age group Population (2015) Age group percentage
Under 1 24 1.56%
1 to 4 102 6.61%
5 to 9 137 8.88%
10 to 14 124 8.04%
15 to 19 122 7.91%
20 to 24 109 7.07%
25 to 29 119 7.72%
30 to 34 128 8.30%
35 to 39 102 6.61%
40 to 44 89 5.77%
45 to 49 104 6.74%
50 to 54 83 5.38%
55 to 59 83 5.38%
60 to 64 67 4.35%
65 to 69 50 3.24%
70 to 74 26 1.69%
75 to 79 34 2.20%
80 and over 39 2.53%
Total 1,542 100.00%
• Youth Dependency Ratio: 38.47

• Old Age Dependency Ratio: 14.81
• Total Dependency Ratio: 53.28
• Median Age: 31.33
SUMMARY DATA
Type barangay
Island group Luzon
Region Ilocos Region (Region I)
Province Ilocos Sur
Municipality Bantay
Postal code 2727
Population (2020) 1,625
Philippine major island(s) Luzon
Coordinates 17.5751, 120.4508 (17° 35' North, 120° 27' East)
Estimated elevation above sea level 22.0 meters (72.2 feet)
o Socioeconomics
The major industry in the municipality of Bantay is agriculture with about 45.5 percent of its total
land area used for farming. Its major crops are rice, corns and vegetables. In one town, Cornick is one of
the product concepts of the region, cornick is their primary product. The municipality of bantay is not
just an agriculturist but also known on craftsmanship and blacksmith. Bantay holds the distinction of
being the first Local Government Unit in Ilocos Sur to use an Electric Scoreboard in a sporting event and
first municipality in Ilocos Sur to hold a National Shoot Fest.
o Culture
Ilocanos have an elaborate network of beliefs and practice which he applies when he deals with the
people around him. ILOCOS NORTE AND ILOCOS SUR, the twin hearts of Ilocano culture, are rugged and
rocky, its narrow plains hemmed in by the mountains and the sea. Bantay also known for Handloom
woven product. It’s a fabric made from yarns of cotton or sagut, known to be strong and colorful.
They’re weaved into towels, throws, home décor and clothing. It is where we celebrate festivities in
which the culture is maintained and flourished for the new generation.
o Geography Elevation : 15 meters / 49.21 feet
What happens to Paing if the Sea Level rises 2 meters due to Climate Change?
Paing, Bantay, Ilocos Sur, Philippines is only 15 meters / 49.21 feet above sea level, so if the sea rises 2
meters flooding after heavy rains will be more likely. Coastal areas nearby will be more effected, and the
population from there may decided to relocate to Paing.
o Weather and Climate
The climate here is tropical. Rainfall is significant most months of the year, and the short dry
season has little effect.
Micro-Site Analysis o
Technical Description
Paing is a barangay in the municipality of Bantay, in the province of Ilocos Sur. Barangay Paing is
one of the oldest barangays of the municipality located along the national highway that is bordered at
the south by a river.
o Infrastructure (Road Access, Pedestrian Access, Public Transport, Power,
Telecommunications, Water Supply and Drainage)
The most common rural mode of transportation would be tricycles and the calesa or traditional
horsedrawn carriages. Getting from one municipality to another would require taking a bus, mini-bus, or
jeepney.
o Ecology a. Flora
The soil in the site actually seemed like very rich, upon the observation, some edible plants and even
vegetables. It has five (5) types of soil – the Bantay, Clay loam, Bantog loam, San Manuel loam, through
stony land river wash
b. Fauna
There Are valuable lumber trees such as mahogany and molave abound in its mountains, especially
in Caniao. Bamboo also abound in the municipality, especially the “bayug” “bikal” (“buho”) varieties.
o Environment (Micro-climate, Sun-path Analysis, Wind and Air Quality, Noise
Analysis and Traffic Analysis)
b. Project Stakeholders and User Analysis
- Organizational Structure
c. Relevant Laws and Guidelines
- Applicable laws and regulations:
Zoning, Group and Division
Commercial-2 (C-2)
Group and Division: Business and Mercantile (E-2)
Allowable Maximum Building Footprint or AMBF
Max. Building Footprint (Ground floor): 33,302.84ssqm
Setbacks
Setbacks (minimum): Front = 5.00m; Sides and Rear = 2.00m
Building Height Limit or BHL
Building height: 1-2 floors; 3.00m (minimum floor to floor height)
Parking Requirements
Parking: 1:150sqm for Market; 1:30sqm for Restaurants
Main stairs, Fire exits, Corridors and Hallways
Fire Exits: at least 2
Public Toilets
Public Toilets: minimum 4 water closets and lavatories (each male and female)
III. RELATED PROJECTS
–Dampa Seaside in Pasay
Almost like a fusion of wet markets and seafood restaurants, Dampa Seaside is an open area
where you can personally pick your preferred seafood and restaurant for a scrumptious experience.
Interestingly, Dampa Seaside is a famous go-to place not only for the locals but especially among
nonFilipinos. Numerous seafood shops and stalls take refuge on the left side of the short stretch of
pavement while the restaurants dominate the right. Unlike fancy seafood restaurants, Dampa totally
differs in ambiance as it can easily get crowded. You might also need to bring your haggling skills
when buying to get discounts for a bag full of seafood.
-Seafood Restaurant
Baghdad, IQ
With its contemporary Mesopotamian theme and tremendous capacity of 1,100 seats, Seafood
Baghdad is both a sophisticated culinary destination and popular meeting place that caters to a wide
range
of tastes. With its stunning and unique design incorporating eight mammoth aquarium tanks for both
tropical and deep-sea fish, this celebrated restaurant is located in the heart of the Dijlah Village Complex
Three key elements of the
overlooking the impressive scene of the eponymous river. beautiful local served to anchor the design
landscape—the sand, sky, and water— concept for this ambitious restaurant
project. In keeping with the marine theme of Seafood Baghdad, Quark’s team incorporated this latter
element in two strikingly different ways. First, floor-to-ceiling aquarium tanks containing 40 metric tons
of saltwater habitat for myriad kinds of fish, mollusks, and crustaceans serve as walls within the
restaurant’s interior. Second, Quark created an underground stream visible through walkways of
tempered glass flooring—an innovative contrast with standing water in aquarium tanks and an homage
to the Dijlah River just outside. Perhaps the most defining elements of the restaurant, aside from its
famed aquariums and underground waterways, are intricate wooden dividers carved with traditional
Middle Eastern designs that create spaces of privacy, quiet and comfort for guests even on the bustling
dining floor. Custom-designed furniture and decor for this project were carefully selected by Quark
Studio to create a pleasant and cozy environment balanced between contemporary designs and
traditional Middle Eastern elements.
Muttrah Fish Market
Situated at the heart of Muttrah, on Oman’s largest harbor, the new fish market is a tribute to
both the past and the future of Oman. The city of Muttrah is known for its long history of commercial
trade, its characteristic port, and long-standing fishery traditions. Located close to the city’s original fish
market, built in 1960, the new market marks a continuity of the region’s trade and fishing traditions,
while also fulfilling Oman’s need to accommodate for the country’s growing tourism industry.
Merging tradition with innovation, the 4.000 square meter fish market is designed to
sympathetically unite the old and the new. The generous space creates a public meeting space where
local fishermen and worldly tourist from all over the world meet under the same roof. The architectural
concept is inspired by the playful qualities of light and shadow through the shape of a double radial wall
defining the spine of the new fish market. Seen from afar, one can observe how the curved wall relates
to the radial shape of the corniche and the wider bay area, interacting with the street by exposing the
stairs from the roof terraces in the openings along the corniche. Referencing both the former waterfront
and the continuation of the corniche, the fish market defines the boundaries of public space,
interconnecting the city, the mountains, and the waterfront.
IV. DESIGN TRANSLATION
a. Design Philosophy
“ A GREAT ARCHITECT BUILD WITH A GREAT PURPOSE”
One of the most important qualities in designing and being an architect is creativity and
applying principles of science. Architect must share their vision and ideas for a particular design and
convince others of your goals and purpose. Always take your responsibilities and be one of the
contributors of the modernization and progress of our civilization. Focus in all aspects in life even in a
simple details because true greatness consist in being great in little things.
The designer is not the users.
b. Design Strategies and IInnovations
Used glass to create a connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. Large windows
provide the perfect opportunity to blend your indoor and outdoor living environments. It can even
incorporate a corner window into a specific area of the restaurant to bring the outdoors. A corner
window not only makes you feel as if you are part of the view, but this spot will most likely become the
highlight of the Seafood Market with Casual Restaurant.
This strategies is inspired by Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe, in order to connect the indoor to the
outdoor environment it is necessary to reduce the barrier that blocks the beautiful view
around. This is a big impact for the building since this building is for tourists, these
strategies will connect the indoor and outdoor environment that gives calming and relaxing
experience.
c. Bubble Diagram (per floor)
d. Evolution of Forms
The proposed Seafood Market with Casual Restaurant was inspired by the shape and line
characteristics of a shell. The large glass design create a connection between the indoor and outdoor
spaces. Large windows provide the perfect opportunity to blend your indoor and outdoor living
environments. It certainly provided a pleasant scene that connects the indoor and outdoor
environment. It give calming and relaxing experience.
V. BIBLIOGRAPHY
a. Books
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pxmja2RuG8i2vRDfWWU8EFwfmsTaPnkk b.
Online Journals / Articles
2021 PhilAtlas
2021 Will Fly for Food
2021 HOUSE PORTRAITS
2021 Will Fly for Food
Mark Wiens, LLC 2021
C 2007-2016 primer.com.ph
c. Online Videos https://youtu.be/Tn86-0hxgeQ
https://youtu.be/k4dVgbuxBAw

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Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES

In partial fulfillment of requirements

SEAFOOD MARKET WITH CASUAL RESTAURANT

a. Background of the Project

b. Statement of the Problem

II. ANALYSES and CODE STUDY

Census Household population Number of households Average household size

1990 1,306 266 4.91

1995 Sep 1 1,552 301 5.16

2000 1,557 315 4.94

2007 Aug 1,567 336 4.66

2015 Aug 1,542 348 4.43

Age group Population (2015) Age group percentage

80 and over 39 2.53%

Total 1,542 100.00%

• Youth Dependency Ratio: 38.47

Island group Luzon

Region Ilocos Region (Region I)

Province Ilocos Sur

Postal code 2727

Population (2020) 1,625

Philippine major island(s) Luzon

Coordinates 17.5751, 120.4508 (17° 35' North, 120° 27' East)

Estimated elevation above sea level 22.0 meters (72.2 feet)

o Geography Elevation : 15 meters / 49.21 feet

o Weather and Climate

o Infrastructure (Road Access, Pedestrian Access, Public Transport, Power,

Telecommunications, Water Supply and Drainage)

o Environment (Micro-climate, Sun-path Analysis, Wind and Air Quality, Noise

Analysis and Traffic Analysis)

b. Project Stakeholders and User Analysis

c. Relevant Laws and Guidelines

- Applicable laws and regulations:

Zoning, Group and Division

Group and Division: Business and Mercantile (E-2)

Allowable Maximum Building Footprint or AMBF

Max. Building Footprint (Ground floor): 33,302.84ssqm

Setbacks (minimum): Front = 5.00m; Sides and Rear = 2.00m

Building Height Limit or BHL

Building height: 1-2 floors; 3.00m (minimum floor to floor height)

Parking: 1:150sqm for Market; 1:30sqm for Restaurants

Main stairs, Fire exits, Corridors and Hallways

Fire Exits: at least 2

III. RELATED PROJECTS

–Dampa Seaside in Pasay

Muttrah Fish Market

IV. DESIGN TRANSLATION

“ A GREAT ARCHITECT BUILD WITH A GREAT PURPOSE”

The designer is not the users.

b. Design Strategies and IInnovations

c. Bubble Diagram (per floor)

Online Journals / Articles

2021 Will Fly for Food

2021 HOUSE PORTRAITS

2021 Will Fly for Food

Mark Wiens, LLC 2021

c. Online Videos https://youtu.be/Tn86-0hxgeQ

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