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COURSE OUTLINE
1. Introduction
2. Architectural Design Theory
3. Esquisse
4. Building Economics
5. Building Utilities
6. Approaches and Strategies
7. Simulated Board Exam
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
- it is the translation of an abstract solution to a
real, tangible and concrete solution
- it is the optimum and better solution which must
approximate the pre-set solution of the examiner
- it must involve the judicious use of design tools in
developing the solution within:
a. parameters / constraints
b. circumstances
c. environmental conditions
: must be conserve
: must be protected
: must be included in the design solution
- set by the examiner. The solution must be: SAFE
Simple provide what is needed or simply follow
instruction
Appropriate must fit on concept
Functional look-out for specific use of the
building
Economical
Notes:
Acconometric Drawing
- another type of aerial perspective
Berthing
- term for parking at water
FORMAT OF THE QUESTIONAIRE
1. Title
2. Background or description of the problem
3. Requirements
a. Plate requirements specify needed rooms or
spaces
b. Drawing requirements specify scale, needed
drawings, etc
Notes:
Marina
- luxurious facilities for water vessels
- yatch
- fine dining : luxurious eating place
Condominium
- high-rise residential buildings
- luxurious
- with elevators to make it more luxurious than townhouse
- can be bought but original lot remains to the owner
Townhouse
- can be bought
- leisure activities
- having a main focus of water element it can be water
fountain
The HAMLET a townhouse
- hamlet : a small French village
- having no huge elements such as columns
- compose of common center area such as plaza
The TIANGGE a flea market
- flea : surot
- baratillo
- huge number of stalls that is detachable
Notes:
Assume 1-1/2 hours to finish every sheet
Consider facing
Notes:
Stairs cutting line
-7th and 8th steps
3. Industrial
4. Commercial
5. Recreational
a. active
b. passive
6. Religious
7. Education
Equilibrium
Physical
Manifestation
Contrast
Proportion
Scale
Balance
a. Formal balance
b. Informal balance
Rhythm
Unity
Character
1.
2.
3.
Variety
Measurements
Fixed Proportions
Gravitation
1. Residential
2. Institutional
a. government buildings
b. health care
4.
: feminine; informal
: masculine; formal
: masculine; formal
masculine; formal
feminine: informal
masculine; formal
masculine; formal
CHARACTER
- manifested external expression of internal qualities
Movement
Order / Harmony
Expression
CONTRAST OF LINES
Masculine Lines bold, dark, straight, strong lines
Feminine Lines soft, fragile, thin, curve lines
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UNITY
PRINCIPLES OF COMPOSITION
Dimension
: masculine; formal
: feminine; informal
- plate
- drawing
familiarize with the site
a. simply given
b. derivation / computation
- closing the traverse (protractor and
calculator)
- textual
a. rivers
5.00m
b. creek
3.00m
c. sea/beach front
50.00m
d. pasig river
10.00m
determine the floor area (FA)
FA = BA x No. of storeys
saleable area (SA)
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b. structure
- comfort room
- corridor (1.50
meters)
- stairs
- fire exits
- ventilation
heights
a. naturally ventilated
b. artificially ventilated
- 1 storey
- 2 to 4 storeys
- 5 to infinity storeys (high-rise)
structure
a. superstructure
b. substructure
- in every five floors correspond to one
basement
1. structural
2. utilities
3. architectural
BILL OF MATERIALS
1. materials
2. labor
3.
4.
5.
6.
35-40% of x
direct cost = A
equipment
20% of A
margin of profit
30% of A
overhead
15% of A
(ballpen, bond papers, gas, secretary, etc.)
contingency
10-15% of A
(allowance, wastage) : paid by contractor
UTILITIES
1. water supply
2. waste water
3. sewage
4. electricity
5. lighting
6. mechanical
7. intelligent system
locations of utilities is outside
a. utility company
b. users
c. intermediary
treatment
horizontal
5. clusters
Note:
Utilities
step-down transformer : 220V to 110V
step-up transformer : 110V to 220V
water tanks
45
meters:
maximum
length of
corridor
GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS
- basically linear and rectangular in
plan
1.
2.
3.
4.
RESIDENTIALS
- (informal) feminine
1. multi-storey : 4 storey and below
2. multi-family
3. utilities are shared or common areas
4. orientation:
work west
rest east
formal (masculine)
multi-storey
linear development
flag pole / assembly area
HOSPITAL
1. users
a. patients
b. medical practioner
c. visitors
2. activities
b. officials
c. spectators
2. playcourts
rooms
bleachers
3. high rise
3.
unobstructed view
- less column with the gym
4. separate out-patient
track oval
1. track and field
2. track and soccer
RECREATIONAL
gyms
1. users
bowling
- usually synthetic wood was used nowadays
a.players
ycourts
pla
golf
1. 18 holes done by landscape architect
2. clubhouse usually two storeys and placed on
the middle
a. first floor
- dirty area
- caddy
- clean-up
b. second floor
- function room
- fine dining
- boutiques
- pro-shop
4.
parki
ng
5.
them
e
activ
ities
EDUCATION
1. classroom
2. 1 teacher = 40-50 students
(1 sqm/person + circulation)
3. standard module 7m x 9m
4. flagpole / quadrangle
5. laboratories / libraries / admin / pe
6. parking
7. canteen
resort
1. feature
2. amenities
3. operation system
COMMERCIAL
1. one-stop-shop
- all ages accommodated
2. flagship store
- usually department store
- concessions : barbershop, boutiques, etc
3. magnet nodes
ECUMENICAL
1. all religion
- no symbols of particular religion
2. celebrants place (altar)
- congregation
TERMINALS
international
Ok : cargo
X
Ok
Sea
Land
Air
domestic
domestic
Ok
Ok
Ok
a. lounge, passenger
b. offices
c. reception
d. hygiene facilities
international
a. lounge, passenger
b. offices
c. reception
d. hygiene facilities
e. customs
f. immigration
separate people and good
separate in and out