Golden Country Homes in Alangilan, Batangas, Philippines, is situated

within a geologically diverse region. The geology of the area is

characterized by a mix of volcanic and sedimentary rocks. Batangas
province lies within the Pacific Ring of Fire, which means it has
experienced volcanic activity in the past. The presence of volcanic
rocks such as andesite, basalt, and tuff is common in the region.
Additionally, sedimentary rocks like limestone and shale may also be
found. The specific geological formations and features within Golden
Country Homes would require a detailed geological survey to
ascertain.
 For the purposes of this report, the
geographical coordinates of Alangilan are
9.279 deg latitude, 122.879 deg longitude, and
46 ft elevation. The topography within 2 miles
of Alangilan contains very significant
variations in elevation, with a maximum
elevation change of 837 feet and an average
elevation above sea level of 166 feet. Within
10 miles contains very significant variations in
elevation (3,327 feet). Within 50 miles also
contains extreme variations in elevation (6,673
feet). The area within 2 miles of Alangilan is
covered by water (40%), trees (22%), cropland
(19%), and shrubs (13%), within 10 miles by
water (45%) and cropland (23%), and within 50
miles by water (69%) and cropland (13%).
Alluvial plains: Near rivers and
streams, there might be flat
areas of sediment deposition,
forming fertile alluvial plains
suitable for agriculture.
Type of soil: Ibaan Loam
Ibaan loam soil -Rich soil made
up of a combination of different
organic elements, clay, and
sand is called loam. Bricks are
frequently made from loam.
Loam is a multifaceted soil type
that includes sand, clay, and
organic matter that has
decomposed. Because of this
mix, loam is an especially
beneficial building material.
Vegetation: Mahogany, Palm trees, Acacia, Coconut trees, Mango trees, Malunggay trees, Bamboo
INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
DORM/APARTMENTS EATERIES RESIDENTIALS
ENTRANCE AND EXIT OF GOLDEN COUNTRY HOMES
VEHICULAR PARKING LOTS PATHWAYS
GOLDEN COUNTRY HOMES HAS THERE ARE TWO INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS PRESENT INSIDE GCH,
APPROXIMATELY 31 HA OF LOT NAMELY BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY & WESTMEAD INTERNATIONAL
AREA SCHOOL
 BUILDINGS INSIDE
GCH ARE MOSTLY
RESIDENTIAL
R2 BLDGS SUCH AS
BUILDINGS IN GCH
APARTMENTS AND
ARE MORE
DORMITORIES. THE
COMPACT WITH
MAXIMUM HEIGHT
LOT SIZE
OF THIS BUILDING
TYPICALLY
IS TYPICALLY
AROUND 150 SQM.
LIMITED TO 4
STOREY
 COMMUNICATION:
TELE COMMUNICATION

POWER SUPPLY: MERALCO WATER SUPPLY: PRIME WATER

 GCH Alangilan is situated in Batangas, Region 4, Philippines, its geographical
coordinates are 13° 45' 0" North, 121° 3' 0" East and its original name (with diacritics) is
Alangilan. Golden Gate Colleges Alangilan is a barangay in Batangas City, in the province of
Batangas. Its population as determined by the 2020 Census was 15,669. This represented
4.46% of the total population of Batangas City.
VIEWS FROM GOLDEN COUNTRY HOMES
For vistas, if we are here in the university especially in the CICS
building, we can see easily the view from the southern part which
is the Mt. Makiling and Monte Maria
Floras in front of the gch mostly use of concrete, bricks & steel
Building materials of houses in the area are made of durable
materials.
Placement of residential houses are not too crowded with the
approach of axial spatial planning and have adequate wide of
road for cars too pass by.
The residential houses and other infrastructures mostly
composed of mostly contemporary and less traditional design.
There are no color schemes in the subdivision and houses does
not have a unified visual identity
 Analyzing the socioeconomic factors involved in planning Golden Country Homes
entails considering various aspects that influence the development and its impact on
residents and the surrounding community:

1. Income Levels: 2. Education and Employment: 3. Access to Services.

Understanding the income levels of
potential residents is essential for
determining the affordability of
housing options within the
development. Golden Country
Homes may cater to middle to
upper-income households, offering
homes that align with their
purchasing power.
Socioeconomic status often
correlates with education levels
and employment opportunities.
Planning for Golden Country
Homes may involve considering the
educational and employment
needs of residents, such as
proximity to schools and job
centers.
Socioeconomic factors influence
access to essential services such
as healthcare, education, and
public transportation. Ensuring
adequate access to these
services within or near the
development is crucial for
residents' well-being and quality of
life.
 Analyzing the socioeconomic factors involved in planning Golden Country Homes
entails considering various aspects that influence the development and its impact on
residents and the surrounding community:

4. Social Inclusion: 5. Affordability and Housing 6. Community Development

Planning should promote social
inclusion by providing amenities and
community spaces that cater to
residents from diverse
socioeconomic backgrounds. This
fosters a sense of belonging and
cohesion within the community.
Diversity:
Golden Country Homes may offer a
range of housing options to
accommodate varying
socioeconomic statuses, including
affordable housing units or rental
properties. This promotes
socioeconomic diversity within the
development.
Initiatives:
Planning efforts may include
initiatives aimed at supporting
socioeconomic development in
the surrounding area, such as job
training programs, access to
microfinance, or infrastructure
improvements benefiting the
broader community.
 Mode of Transfortation: Toda
Commercials Institutional (BSU, Westmead, Formation of Missionaries in Asia)
Agricultural
Vegetations/Natural Beauty
Orientation
Community Engagement
Potential Investment
 Limited Sidewalks
Poor Parking
Lack of Solid Waste Management
No Community Park
Security Bumpy & Narrow Road
Lack of Streetlights
Poor Location of Signage
 Fajermo, Alysa
Tabernilla, Cziann
Arellano, Jerwin
Leonardo, Jemmylyn
Rebose, Cecilia
Sevilla, Mary
Manalo, Chen
Jarabe, Steph
Pintinio, Mon
Herrera, Alex
Carandang, Tristan
Uy, Patricia
Marquez, Kathrina