YOUR ARCHITECTURAL THESIS PROPOSAL (DOCUMENT REPORT)

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Dra Title: DESIGN CONCEPT(S) + TOPIC/ISSUE/PROBLEM: A PROPOSED (BUILDING OR

COMPLEX DESCRIPTION) + LOCAL *

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examples:

Biophilic Design Integra on for Sustainable Urban Living: A Proposed Eco-Friendly Residen al
Complex in Metro Manila

Revitalizing Cultural Heritage through Architecture: Design Concepts for a Community Center
in a Historic District of Vigan, Philippines

Sustainable Ver cal Farming Hub: A Proposed Mixed-Use Building Complex in Cebu City

Resilient Architecture for Disaster-Prone Areas: Designing a Tsunami-Resistant Housing

Development in Eastern Samar

Redefining Urban Connec vity: A Transit-Oriented Development for Maka City's Central
Business District

Promo ng Inclusivity and Accessibility: Design Concepts for an Adap ve Reuse Project
Transforming an Old Hospital in Quezon City

Enhancing Educa onal Environments: A Proposed Eco-Campus Design for a University in

Davao City

Bioclima c Architecture and Sustainable Tourism: Designing an Eco-Resort in Palawan's

Puerto Princesa Underground River Na onal Park

Fusion of Tradi on and Modernity: A Proposed Art and Cultural Center in the Historic City of
Intramuros, Manila

Harnessing Renewable Energy for Green Office Spaces: A Sustainable Office Complex in
Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
Proposal Outline
I. Introduc on and Background

• Introduce the topic, issue, or the overarching theme or problem your thesis will
address.
• Provide background informa on about the context and relevant issues in architecture.
• Clearly state the objec ves and goals of the thesis.

II. Statement of the Problem

• Present the specific architectural problem you intend to address.

• Explain why this problem is significant and relevant to the field of architecture.
• Discuss any exis ng solu ons or approaches and highlight their limita ons.

III. Literature Review

• Summarize key academic and professional literature related to the problem.

• Highlight relevant case studies or examples from other architectural projects.
• How will these literature and projects help you advance your thesis objec ves?

IV. Research Methodology

• Describe the research methods you will employ to explore and analyze the problem.
• Explain how you will collect data, conduct surveys, perform site visits, etc.
• Discuss any theore cal frameworks or architectural principles guiding your approach.

V. Site Analysis

• Provide a detailed analysis of the site or context in which your proposed project will
be located.
• Discuss the site's physical characteris cs, cultural aspects, historical significance, etc.
• Explain how these site-specific factors influence your design approach.

VI. Appendix

• Include all correspondence le ers, documents gathered, maps, drawings, and other
instruments of your research. Documenta on photos of your visits to proponents and
sites, etc.