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UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES

Tamag, Vigan City 2700 Ilocos Sur

College of Architecture
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DESIGN 131

THIRD YEAR
THIRD MAJOR PLATE (MAJOR PLATE #1)
TITLE: 100-BED GENERAL HOSPITAL
LOCATION: BARANGAY DALDAGAN, GALIMUYOD, ILOCOS SUR
DATE GIVEN:
DUE DATE:
MODE: INDIVIDUAL

I. BACKGROUND OF THE PROJECT:

It is difficult to think of a more vital far reaching factor in one’s life than the health-serving
institution, directly and indirectly, every person from birth to death, at one time or another, pins hope on
the positive outcome of health service, these institutions provide.

In the last decade, there has been a serious reappraisal in planning approach to all aspects of
hospital functions, these changes were compelled by important, medical advances resulting in a variety
of patient treatments, broader involvement, health insurance programs and the recognition of the
necessity of bringing health facilities nearer to the changing population core.

Nowadays there is a drastic change on the demands of the hospital needs because of the
COVID-19and we are going to consider these needs in our hospital design. This has created a great
shift on the spaces required, safety protocols, circulations that will influence the change in the hospital
design but as designers we are to be knowledgeable on this. (Source: https://www.scribd.com)

The proposed 50-bed General Hospital located in Barangay Daldagan, Galimuyod, Ilocos Sur,
is very timely. It is in response to the medical needs of the people. It is modern, adequate and very
accessible. It will also serve the townspeople of nearby municipalities namely, Salcedo, Del Pilara and
Banayoyo.

II. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

Galimuyod, Ilocos Sur, is a fourth class municipality. Barangay Health Units (BHU) are in some
barangays, which cater only minor and common cases. Inadequacy of medical facilities is one of the
major problems of the town. Because of this, some residents of the community avail medical services from
either nearby cities or municipalities.

III. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

This proposed project will be the first hospital of the Municipality of Galimuyod to answer the
health needs of the people. It will create job opportunities for caregivers, midwives, nurses, doctors and
other health professionals.
The hospital will also serve as a landmark of the town.

IV. DESIGN OBJECTIVES

1. To build a modern, well-equipped, flexible and efficient health care facility that provides a
much higher standard of patient.
2. To create a significant impact to our environment and community, thus promoting a clean
atmosphere that can improve the quality of health.
3. To design a hospital equipped with pandemic requirements.
VII. FUNCTIONAL SPACE REQUIREMENTS
I. ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT V. PEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT
1. Main entrance 1. Waiting and consultation room
2. Main waiting area 2. 2 private wards with locker and T&B
3. Information desk 3. Ward for 4 beds (Male)
4. Admitting office 4. Ward for 4 beds (Female)
5. Medical record room 5. Playroom / space
6. Business center 6. Doctors rest room with T & B
7. Malasakit center 7. Storage room (formula)
8. Cashiers office with vault room
9. Chief accountant and staff office VI. LABORATORY AND RADIOLOGY
10. Pharmacy DEPARTMENT
11. Pharmacist office 1. Waiting area
12. Doctors’ office/ secretary / file room 2. Pathologist’s office
13. Hospital director’s office 3. Secretary
14. Chief nurse and staff / secretary 4. Examination room
5. Bacteriology, Urinalysis, Biochemistry
II. OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT and Hematologist
1. Waiting area / Triage area 6. Washing and sterilizing room
2. Isolation room with toilet 7. Blood bank room
3. Consultation room / area 8. X-ray room with Control Booth, Dressing
4. Examination and treatment rooms Area and Toilet
9. Dark room
III. SURGICAL DEPARTMENT / 10. Film file and storage area
EMERGENCY SERVICES
1. Ambulance parking VII. AUTOPSY AND MORGUE ROOM
2. Emergency lobby
3. Waiting area / Triage area VIII. GENERAL SERVICES
4. Isolation room with toilet 1. Private wards with pantry and T&B
5. Emergency and treatment rooms 3 beds 2. Wards for 6 beds (Male)
6. Wheeled stretcher area 3. Wards for 6 beds (Female)
7. Receiving and releasing area 4. Toilet Facilities
8. Intensive Care Unit (ICU) 3 beds 5. Staff locker with T&B (Male)
9. Surgical corridor 6. Staff locker with T&B (Female)
10. Sterilization room 7. Utilities (Janitor’s closet, Utility room,
11. Scrub-up Area Electrical room, Mechanical room)
12. Clean-up Area 8. Garbage disposal area
13. Doctors lockers 9. Centralized supply room
14. Nurse’s lockers 10. Chapel
15. Nurse’s station 11. Main Kitchen
• Wet and dry storage
IV. MATERNITY DEPARTMENT AND • Food preparation area
NURSERY
1. Labor rooms • Dish Washing Room
2. Scrub-up area 12. Dietician office
3. Clean-up sterile rooms 13. Laundry and housekeeping room
4. Delivery rooms 14. Main stair
5. Nurses station 15. Fire exit stairs
6. Nursery (full-term) at least 12-bassiness 16. PWD ramps
7. Observation nursery 17. Parking areas
8. Pre-mature nursery 18. Guard post
9. Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

IV. SITE/LOT DESCRIPTION:

The lot faces the north and is bounded by 12.00 meter wide National Highway. It is a regular lot with
a rolling slope starting from northeast which is at the same level with the road and gradually
increasing in height going to northwest resulting a height difference of 1.50meters. It has a total area
of 64,068 sqm.

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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION:
LINE BEARING DISTANCE
1-2 N 49d 59’ E 18.70 m
2-3 N 87d 59’ E 64.08 m
3-4 S 89d 29’ E 42.24 m
4-5 S 80d 30’ E 163.26 m
5-6 S 73d 33’ E 36.42 m
6-7 S 67d 33’ E 111.74 m
7-8 S 09d 36’ W 38.68 m
8-9 S 09d 36’ W 17.66 m
9-10 N 87d 29’ W 78.36 m
10-11 S 13d 43’ W 58.38 m
11-12 S 13d 16’ W 39.70 m
12-13 N 79d 02’ W 104.14 m
13-14 N 77d 31’ W 73.22 m
14-15 N 68d 38’ W 74.64 m
15-16 N 61d 24’ W 38.30 m
16-17 N 10d 25’ E 25.10 m
17-18 N 85d 27’ W 37.46 m
18-1 N 00d 16’ E 104.66 m

Sources:
Asper, A.R. (2017), Galimuyod Hospital, College of Architecture Undergraduate Thesis