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THE Junior high school
Students graduating from elemntary level will automatically
Cite origins able to enroll in junior high school which covers four years,
NURTURING ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENT TENANTS Considerations Students that have dorms are mostly from the province or are
from grade 7 to 10. This level is compusary and free to all
students from public schools
just from manila. Reason being, to save time from traveling
rather than going back and forth from their distant homes. By Senior high school
o The Vicinity of essential living in a dorm, they are able to develop personal decision- Senior high school are the students taking the K to 12 program
DESIGN CONCEPT establishment for the making. Another reason is that there are many bachelor that is implemented by the Department of Education in the
NEST student degrees are offered in manila than the schools in the province. Philippines since 2012 , namely Grades 11 and 12. The
Also, the facilities in Manila are good. Schools in Manila also students are required to choose their preferred senior high
The Concept is to provide a haven for the students. A resting tend to produce competitive students which is a great help strands upon their entrance to introduce and study the
o The PWDs when finding a job after graduation. Most alumni are now subjects of the courses they are going to take when entering
place where they can be safe and protected. Where they will feel working in various government offices and multinational college.
determined to interact and socialize within the community and o The privacy of the corporations.
College students
would be motivated to perform in their respective schools beneficiaries Refers to the students taking their chosen courses, usually the
programs are ranging from 1-2 year diploma and 4-5 year
college/ univeristy programs.
FUNCTIONALISM o The affordability of the Life style
Space Saving Architecture probable cost of units Graduate students
Daily routine with class
Students who fnished their chosen courses and has earned a
The Architectural Interiors will provide Flexible furnitures that bachelor’s degree and pursuing additional education in a
o The economic • 30 mins preparation
will benefit students in storaging their materials and item. This possibilities of the site • 15 mins back pack preparation specific field.
• 30 mins eating breakfast
will answer to the cluttering space that is often the problem of • 5 to 10 min walking dormitory to school Reviewees
the dormitory tenant. o The neighboring • Spend hours for classes Graduated students who undergoes review before taking a
• 1 hr lunch licensure examination. It usually takes three months of review
environment • 30 mins break before taking exam.
Agora • 5 to 10 mins walking school to dormitory
• 1 hr eating dinner Vocational student
The Student Housing will have an open space that will be a o The behavior of the • 30 mis preparation before studying Students who take vocational courses to prepares their selves
necessity for its different functions. It will provide a Social tenants and their • 3 hrs study to work as a technician or in a various jobs such as a trade or
visitors • 1 hr entertainment craft. They usualy study in TESDA to get National Certificate
Interaction for the beneficiaries that will make a better • Spending the rest of the time for sleeping which indicates that the person has passed a TESDA course
• and is competent enough to pursue better.
community inside the student housing. o The tenants daily
Routine without class
routine
EFFECT ON STUDENTS • After waking up in bed 30 mins breakfast
• 30 mins taking bath
The idea is to create an Ambient interior to ease the tension and • 2 to 3 hrs school works
stresses of the students. The designers will provide a proper • 1hr lunch
• 3 to 5 hrs hanging out friends, personal entertainment
color palette and spaces that will effectively affect students in • 30 mins dinner
any way possible. • 30 mins preparation before studying
• 1-2 hrs study
• Spending the rest of the hours for sleeping
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NURTURING ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENT TENANTS
THE CURRENT ISSUES OF THE STUDENT HOUSING IN OUR COUNTRY
Students in the university belt has been boosting in numbers because of the high enrollment population
in the Metro Manila. High rise Condominiums are now building along Espana that will cater students
from the vicinity including UST, NU, SBU, UM and many more. Often disregarded and overlooked was
the prices of these units, for a bed-space the prices can go up to 3,000 to 5,000 pesos depending on the
dormitory or apartments with other bills not included which is unreasonable for a student.
The situation of the students in these dormitory is at least satisfactory. This was due to sub-standard
furnitures and fixtures that was worn down by the former tenants of the room, also since most of the
dormitories do not provide cabinets the current tenants have the tendency to clutter the space.
STUDENT HOUSING IN THE PHILIPPINES
Student housing In 2017, the National Economic and Development Authority of the Philippines
published the Philippine Development Plan, 2017-2022, detailing the country’s aspirations for
the next five years. The plan envisions the Philippines becoming an upper-middle income
country by 2022. Recent education reforms have sought to boost enrollment levels,
graduation rates and mean years of schooling in elementary and secondary education, and to
improve the quality of higher education.
In higher education, the government seeks to expand access and participation, but even more
importantly, tries to improve the quality of education. Participation in higher education in the
Philippines has, without question, expanded strongly in recent years. The gross tertiary
enrollment rate increased from 27.5 percent in 2005 to 35.7 percent in 2014, while the total
number of students enrolled in tertiary education grew from 2.2 million in 1999 to 4.1
million in 2015/16. Filipino experts have noted that the number of graduates from higher
education programs has recently “exceeded expectations.” 12 percent of students at state
institutions come from low-income households. With the continuing growth in college
enrollments, demand for student housing looks strong. Today, students have many different
housing options, both on campus and off but purpose-built student housing, which is
designed specifically to meet the unique needs of college students, has emerged as a great
housing option for students and their parents, offering features such as leases tied to the
academic calendar, and furnished units that reduce the hassle associated with moving. This
reduces both the cost and stress of college living.
TYPES OF STUDENT HOUSING IN THE PHILIPPINES
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Dormitory
In Philippines, it’s a building divided up into many rooms where students lived, and it
provides sleeping and residential spaces for people with large numbers such as
college students and workers near their respective companies and schools.
Some dormitories in the Philippines are run by their school admin which consist of
strict regulations such as visiting hours and curfews.
Apartment
Apartment are an alternative option to housing especially that it is less expensive than
a condominium. These are a housing unit which occupies a part of a building. It does
not have amenities like that of a condominium though, but apartments are usually
complete with its own rooms, private bathrooms, and a living room area per unit.
Unlike dormitories which has only common bathrooms, study area or rest area for
occupiers.
PRICES OF SOME OF THE STUDENT HOUSING
*these prices came from the respondents and s resource person
According to our resource person the prices of the student dormitories (bedspace only)
varies from PHP 3000.00 to PHP 5200.00. (Carluyan and Jhocson Residence)
(Forbes Residence and Vista Residence Espana) these two residences provided both Study
area separated from the room. The Forbes Residence has a Half Basketball Court while
The Vista Residence has a Swimming pool and an exclusive gym.
The much Cheaper Residences provided none of the amenities above.
Prices can also vary depending on the contract.
ECONOMIC
Housing Cooperative Format
According to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
“What is a co-op?”
“Housing co-ops come in many forms. Some co-ops are townhouses and small buildings with just a
handful of units. Others are large apartment-style buildings with hundreds of units.
Co-ops are different from private rental housing because the residents decide how the co-op is
operated. Every member gets a vote in approving annual budgets, electing directors and setting policies
on the co-op’s overall direction.
Because it is member-owned and member-controlled, co-operative housing has many advantages:
Affordability. Monthly housing charges are set the by the members to cover the costs of running the co-
op.
Security. A member’s right to live in the co-op is protected as long as they’re following all of the rules.
Community. There is a strong sense of community because members actively participate in all aspects
of running the co-op.”
Basically, the housing cooperative development is formed by a community or a society that provides
housing units for an affordable price. They purchase the land develop and construct within it.
How? The members within that society can be subjected to unit or own a share within a unit as it is
being sold or rented. Now this is depending on the type of Housing Cooperatives.
 ACCESSIBILITY
Criteria Percentage Site A (Bustillos corner Site B (San Anton Site C (Bounded by
Legarda) Street corner Reten Gerardo Tuazon st.,
Modes of Transportation st.) Sta. Terisita st.,
Tricycle, Buses, Jeepneys, Tamaraw Cayco st.)
FXs/ vans & Taxi Cubs
Land Area/Lot Size & 15% 12 13 15
Rail Network Shape and St.
Land Rail Transit (LRT-2) 700 meters bounded by
away Accessibility in the 15% 15 15 13
nearing Schools
Other Transport Facilities (Distances &
Bus Terminal beside the LRT-2 availability of PUVs)
station 700 meters away Accessibility to PUVs 10% 10 9 9
Bus Terminal Victory Liner 550
Vulnerability to 20% 13 15 15
meters away
Hazards (Flooding,
3 Jade Trans Site
Dalin Liner Inc. Terminal Erosion, Seismologic
Activity)
VICINITY MAPPING
Proximity to existing Facilities Accessibility to major 5% 5 5 5
roads
School Establishments that 20% 20 20 18
National University – Nearest to site were essential to the
HSH and Nazareth - Nearest to site students (Convenient
University of Santo Thomas store, Sari-sari store,
Centro Escolar University Carinderia)
San Beda University
Future Expansion 5% 1 1 1
Arellano University
Plan
University of Manila Existing Condition of 5% 2 2 5
the surroundings or
Church Adjacent
Loreto Parish Neighborhood (noise,
St. Padua Shrine pollution, and
Convenient Store neighboring houses)
Alfamart Jhocson st.
Seven Eleven (7-11) Jhocson st. Pedestrian Access 5% 4 4 4
Supermarket and Circulation
Legend : TOTAL 100% 82% 84% 85%
Lianas Supermarket 550 meters
away
Path walk *The site criteria is written in the research paper documents by the researchers
Bank
Vehicle access
BPI ATM jhocson residence
Restaurant / Food Establishments CONCLUSION
Pakpak Ganern co. Buffalo Wings The Site C (Bounded by Gerardo Tuazon st., Sta. Terisita st., Cayco st.) is the
National University : Total distance: 427.46 m (1,402.44 ft) thru site location Meryendahan Ni Lyn
HSH and Nazareth : Total distance: 180 m (590.551 ft) thru site location lot that will be use for the future development of the student housing that
Tony's Lugawan
University Santo Tomas : Total distance: 940.55 m (3,085.79 ft) thru site location & Other food stalls and Carinderia will offer a more affordable than the usual rates of dormitory space and a
Centro Escolar University : Total distance: 1.19 km (3,897.59 ft) thru site location Others much efficient unit in Sampaloc, Manila.
San Beda University : Total distance: 1.19 km (3,897.59 ft) thru site location
LBC express
Arellano University : Total distance: 506.80 m (1,662.74 ft) thru site location
University of the East : Total distance: 1.02 km (3,349.26 ft) thru site location Location: Bounded by Gerardo Tuazosn st., Sta. Terisita st., Cayco st.
University of Manila : Total distance: 950.00 m (3116.86 ft) thru site location
Area: Approximately 1,696.16 m²