CHAPTER V

ARCHITECTURAL PROGRAMMING

This chapter is the discussion of the accomplished spatial programming,

relationship matrix and bubble diagram in order to know the required spaces,
needed sizes and adjacency of spaces. This will ensure the best possible design
for the proposed title Iluluan Retreat and Tourism Complex.

5.1 Spatial Organization

To achieve a sustainable design for the proposed study, the researchers

carefully analyzed the relationship of spaces. The purpose of this is to ensure the
best spatial programming for the whole project.

A. Administration Building
a. Lobby/Reception v. Toilet
b. Guest Lounge g. Conference Room
c. Public Toilet i. Comfort Room
i. Male ii. Meeting Area
ii. Female h. Staff Lounge
iii. PWD i. Pantry
d. Accounting Office ii. Comfort Room
i. Lounge iii. Locker Area
ii. Office Space iv. Lounge
iii. Head Office i. Cafeteria
iv. Records Room i. Dining Area
e. Director’s Office ii. Counter/Queue
i. Lounge iii. Kitchen
ii. Office Space iv. Supply Storage
iii. Pantry v. Receiving Area
iv. Storage Room vi. Comfort Room
iv. Toilet vii. Public Toilet
f. General manager’s Office j. VIP Suite
i. Lounge i. Living Room
ii. Office Space ii. Bedroom 1
iii. Storage Room iii. Bedroom 2
iv. Pantry iv. Pantry/Dining Area

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 v. Toilet & Bath n. Security Headquarters
k. Mini-Museum i. Visitor’s Lounge
i. Information Desk ii. CCTV Monitoring
ii. Display Area iii. Security Lounge
l. Souvenir Shop iv. Head Office
i. Display Booth v. Records Room
ii. Cashier vi. Pantry
m. Clinic vii. Toilet
i. Waiting Area viii. Shower & Locker
ii. Ward ix. Storage Room
iii. Consultation Area o. Utility Room
iv. Common Toilet p. Garbage Room
v. Supply Storage q. Housekeeping Quarter
vi. Utility Room i. Linen/Supply
Storage

B. Cabin Type 1 (1-3 pax) b. Sleeping Area

a. Porch c. Pantry/Dining Area
b. Living Area d. Toilet & Bath
c. Sleeping/ Meditation Area F. Worship Hall
d. Balcony G. Picnic Area
e. Toilet & Bath H. Spa Building
f. Pantry/Dining Area a. Lobby/Reception Area
C. Cabin Type 2 (4-6 pax) b. Shower & Locker Room
a. Porch c. Dry Treatment Rooms
b. Living Area d. Wet Treatment Rooms
c. Sleeping/ Meditation Area e. Treatment Waiting Area
d. Balcony f. Relaxation/Meditation Area
e. Toilet & Bath g. Public Toilet
f. Pantry/Dining Area h. Staff Lounge
D. Bunker Type 1 i. Manager’s Office
a. Porch/Lounge j. Storage Room
b. Sleeping Area k. Utility Room
c. Pantry/Dining Area l. Laundry Room
d. Toilet & Bath m. Garbage Room
E. Bunker Type 2 I. Amphitheater
a. Porch/Lounge

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 J. Maintenance/Utility Building h. Public Toilet
a. Generator Room i. Male
b. Pump Room ii. Female
c. Electrical Room iii. PWD
d. Work/Repair Room L. Staff House
e. Motorpool i. Sleeping Area
K. Function Hall ii. Dining Area
a. Activity/Seating Area iii. Pantry
b. Stage iv. Service Area
c. Control Room M. Public Toilets
d. Dressing Room
i. Male
e. Common Toilet
f. Utility Room ii. Female

g. Storage Room iii. PWD

5.1.1 Spatial Identification

Administration Building. Located in this building is the administrative core of

the whole establishment. Included here are some of the amenities like the
cafeteria, museum and souvenir shop.

Cabin Type 1 & 2. The establishments’ accommodation, it is a small studio type

apartment where the tourists could check in.

Bunker Type 1 & 2. A type of accommodation for large group of people that can
be used for jamboree.

Picnic Area. An open court equipped with tables and chairs that could
accommodate tourists. Also serves as a hang out place.

Worship Hall. A hall for religious people to use. It is secular in design so as to

accommodate all types of religion.

Spa Building. A small-scale spa to give visitors quality massage and other
relaxation services.

Amphitheater. A small amphitheater to accommodate tourists or other visitors

with activities that includes performing or educational talks or seminars.

Maintenance/Utility Building. The maintenance building houses all the

operation and maintenance of the park.

Function Hall. An open hall for trainings, seminars and other social gatherings.

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Viewing Towers. A tower for public viewing to overlook the scenic view of
Mayon volcano and rolling hills of Camalig.

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