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Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Pila, Laguna, the proposed project embodies an
inspiring fusion of architectural brilliance and community-driven sustainability. Situated within this serene
locale, the integrated fishing port and water hyacinth processing facility promise to be catalysts of positive
change, profoundly impacting the lives of the local populace. Pila, with its rich history and natural beauty,
serves as more than just a backdrop; it becomes the canvas upon which a holistic transformation unfolds.
Rooted in the concept of refraction, this visionary project symbolizes the dawn of a new era for the fishermen
and market vendors of Pila. Carefully conceived structures and state-of-the-art facilities have been
meticulously designed to elevate the living standards of the local community. The initiative not only ensures
a stable supply of seafood that sustains the nation's appetite but also catalyses economic prosperity at the
grassroots level.
Beyond its economic endeavours, the project underscores its unwavering commitment to
environmental stewardship. Innovative processing facilities are seamlessly integrated to unlock the latent
potential of underutilized marine resources, aligning with global sustainability objectives. Simultaneously, the
incorporation of a water hyacinth processing facility signifies a dedicated effort to restore the fragile ecological
balance of local lakes. As the journey unfolds, Pila, Laguna, emerges not merely as a geographical location
but as a symbol of resilience, renewal, and rejuvenation. This initiative seeks to reinvigorate the fishing
community, rejuvenate the environment, and rekindle the spirit of hope.
Keywords: Pila, Laguna, fishing port, water hyacinth processing, sustainability, architectural innovation,
community development, environmental restoration.
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph
Abstract
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Pila, Laguna, the proposed project embodies an
inspiring fusion of architectural brilliance and community-driven sustainability. Situated within this serene
locale, the integrated fishing port and water hyacinth processing facility promise to be catalysts of positive
change, profoundly impacting the lives of the local populace. Pila, with its rich history and natural beauty,
serves as more than just a backdrop; it becomes the canvas upon which a holistic transformation unfolds.
Rooted in the concept of refraction, this visionary project symbolizes the dawn of a new era for the fishermen
and market vendors of Pila. Carefully conceived structures and state-of-the-art facilities have been
meticulously designed to elevate the living standards of the local community. The initiative not only ensures
a stable supply of seafood that sustains the nation's appetite but also catalyses economic prosperity at the
grassroots level.
Beyond its economic endeavours, the project underscores its unwavering commitment to
environmental stewardship. Innovative processing facilities are seamlessly integrated to unlock the latent
potential of underutilized marine resources, aligning with global sustainability objectives. Simultaneously, the
incorporation of a water hyacinth processing facility signifies a dedicated effort to restore the fragile ecological
balance of local lakes. As the journey unfolds, Pila, Laguna, emerges not merely as a geographical location
but as a symbol of resilience, renewal, and rejuvenation. This initiative seeks to reinvigorate the fishing
community, rejuvenate the environment, and rekindle the spirit of hope.
Keywords: Pila, Laguna, fishing port, water hyacinth processing, sustainability, architectural innovation,
community development, environmental restoration.
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph
Abstract
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Pila, Laguna, the proposed project embodies an
inspiring fusion of architectural brilliance and community-driven sustainability. Situated within this serene
locale, the integrated fishing port and water hyacinth processing facility promise to be catalysts of positive
change, profoundly impacting the lives of the local populace. Pila, with its rich history and natural beauty,
serves as more than just a backdrop; it becomes the canvas upon which a holistic transformation unfolds.
Rooted in the concept of refraction, this visionary project symbolizes the dawn of a new era for the fishermen
and market vendors of Pila. Carefully conceived structures and state-of-the-art facilities have been
meticulously designed to elevate the living standards of the local community. The initiative not only ensures
a stable supply of seafood that sustains the nation's appetite but also catalyses economic prosperity at the
grassroots level.
Beyond its economic endeavours, the project underscores its unwavering commitment to
environmental stewardship. Innovative processing facilities are seamlessly integrated to unlock the latent
potential of underutilized marine resources, aligning with global sustainability objectives. Simultaneously, the
incorporation of a water hyacinth processing facility signifies a dedicated effort to restore the fragile ecological
balance of local lakes. As the journey unfolds, Pila, Laguna, emerges not merely as a geographical location
but as a symbol of resilience, renewal, and rejuvenation. This initiative seeks to reinvigorate the fishing
community, rejuvenate the environment, and rekindle the spirit of hope.
Keywords: Pila, Laguna, fishing port, water hyacinth processing, sustainability, architectural innovation,
community development, environmental restoration.
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph
TECHNOLOGICAL
INSTITUTE OF THE
PHILIPPINES
17 October 2023
This is to introduce MS. ERICKA C. DE CLARO, 5th Year BS Architecture student of the Technological
Institute of the Philippines, Quezon City, who is currently enrolled in Architectural Design 9 working on
her Capstone Design Project entitled Eco-Refraction Threads: Netting a Sustainable Future for Laguna
de Bay through an Integrated Fishing Port and Water Hyacinth Processing Facility.
In this regard, permission is sought from your office to enable her obtain Transfer Certificate Titles (TCTs)
from your office.
We look forward to your favourable consideration of this request. Kindly accept our sincerest gratitude for
the help that you shall extend to our students.
Noted by:
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph
TECHNOLOGICAL
INSTITUTE OF THE
PHILIPPINES
05 October 2023
JOSE P. MATIENZO
Municipal Planning and Development Office
MUNICIPALITY OF PILA, LAGUNA
Rivera Street, Pila, Laguna
This is to introduce MS. ERICKA C. DE CLARO, 5th Year BS Architecture student of the Technological
Institute of the Philippines, Quezon City, who is currently enrolled in Architectural Design 9 working on
her Capstone Design Project entitled Eco-Refraction Threads: Netting a Sustainable Future for Laguna
de Bay through an Integrated Fishing Port and Water Hyacinth Processing Facility.
In this regard, permission is sought from your office to enable her to conduct interviews, research and other
forms of data gathering including the following public documents:
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph
Geospatial and Mapping Data
• Contour / Topographical Map
• Cadastral Map
• Road Network Map
• Land Use Map
We look forward to your favourable consideration of this request. Kindly accept our sincerest gratitude for
the help that you shall extend to our students.
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph
TECHNOLOGICAL
INSTITUTE OF THE
PHILIPPINES
05 October 2023
This is to introduce MS. ERICKA C. DE CLARO, 5th Year BS Architecture student of the Technological
Institute of the Philippines, Quezon City, who is currently enrolled in Architectural Design 9 working on
her Capstone Design Project entitled Eco-Refraction Threads: Netting a Sustainable Future for Laguna
de Bay through an Integrated Fishing Port and Water Hyacinth Processing Facility.
In this regard, permission is sought from your office to enable her to conduct interviews, research and other
forms of data gathering including the following public documents:
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph
Geospatial and Mapping Data
• Contour / Topographical Map
• Cadastral Map
• Road Network Map
• Land Use Map
We look forward to your favourable consideration of this request. Kindly accept our sincerest gratitude for
the help that you shall extend to our students.
ARCHITECTURE DEPARTMENT ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 loc. 309 E-mail Address: lawrence.dolores@tip.edu.ph
T.I.P. Quezon City 938 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, Quezon City ● Tel.: (+632) 911-0964 / (+632) 911-7199 Web: www.tip.edu.ph