DATA GATHERING

1. Demographic analysis

Table 1: Average household size (1990-

2015)
The table of Average household size
(1990-2015) indicates that there is a
consistent decline in the number of
members per household. This has a
major implication in the space allotment
especially in socialized housing in a
sense that the user-to-space ratio can be
reduced.
[WAYSON INSERT: This data supports
the notion of co-housing kasi this could
mean that we can introduce it to create a sense of companionship).

Table 2: Number of households (1990-2015)

The table of Number of households (1990-2015)
indicates that there is a continuous increase up to
___% annually. In relation to Table 1, this implies
that there is an increase in the number of
households, but a decrease in the number of
household sizes. This indicates that there is a
higher demand in terms of quantity of housing
units, but a decrease in unit size.
[WAYSON INSERT: this also supports cohousing
kasi it could mean na we need more in terms of
quantity]
 Based on the data presented in Diagram 1: Average household size (1990-2015) and Diagram 2:
Number of households (1990-2015), it was found out that there is an increase in the number of
households, but a decrease in the number of household sizes. This implies that there is a higher demand in
terms of quantity of housing units, but a decrease in inhabitants that will use a particular housing unit.
According to the 2015 Census, the age group with the highest population belongs to those aged 15-
64 with 66.57%, followed by those aged 14 and below with 29.35%, and lastly, old dependent population
consisting of 4.07%. According to Abad (2020), while the increase in the population of actual or potential
members of the work force can contribute to economic prosperity, this also implies a growth in the
demand job opportunities. Also, there is an increase in demand for housing in terms of quantity and an
increase in demand for a need for work-inducive environment especially amidst the pandemic.

Table 3: Population by age group (aggregate)

“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 29.35%
(33,254). Those aged 15 up to 64, roughly, the
economically active population and actual or potential
members of the work force, constitute a total of 66.57%
(75,418). Finally, old dependent population consisting of
the senior citizens, those aged 65 and over, total 4.07%
(4,611) in all.”
Since the biggest fraction of the population belong to
economically active and actual/potential members of the
work force, 1) there is an increase in demand for housing
in terms of quantity 2) an increase in demand for
economic opportunities 3) a need for work-inducive environment

REFERENCES:
1. ABAD 2020 FROM RAPPLER: https://www.rappler.com/nation/philippine-population-2021-
working-age-filipinos-increase/
2. https://www.philatlas.com/luzon/r04a/rizal/angono.html
3. COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOMENT PLAN 2017-2022 OF ANGONO, RIZAL