OJT NARRATIVE REPORT

RAPG + ARCHITECTS
Mahabang Parang, Batangas City

ARCH. RONALD ALLAN P. GUNDA

Principal Architect

Dejucos, Sean Kirby S.

ARC- 4302 I 13-56058

Arch. David Samuel S. Hernandez

OJT Coordinator

July 18, 2017 I Midterm AY: 2016-201

 I. NARRATIVE REPORT
Ibaan Project

Tile Setting in Master’s First Coating of First Coating of

Bedroom Paint in Kitchen Paint in Family
Area

Application of Primer Tile Setting in Living

and Dining Area

Application of Putty on
Exterior Walls
 Setting of Rebars on
Carport Ramp

Mixing of Concrete for Carport Ramp

Carport Ramp
Sinala Project
Measuring of the Distance of Sanitary Pipes and Floor Drains in T&B
for Master Bedroom, Bedroom 1 , Bedroom 2, Guest Room and Toilet
Interior of Sinala Project

Exterior of Sinala Project

De Joya Bayview Project
Concrete pouring on Ground Floor
Draining of Water

Cuta Project
Interior
II. LEARNING OUTCOME

The first lesson that our supervisor/principal architect gave

to us is how to deal with different kinds of people (i.e. clients,
staff, laborers, etc.) Every trainee in the office had the
opportunity to experience client meetings and material
selection.
The design team, us, always had a scheduled and regular
site visit. Two random trainee are scheduled every day on
weekdays and on Saturdays, all of the trainees are assigned
on their designated sites.
We had learn different things related to architecture and
other things such as project management. We experienced to
make a 2D plan, 3D model (Interior and Exterior), Structural
Layout, Electrical Layout, Plumbing Layout, Cabinet Detailing
of Residential Projects.
After office hours, we always had our short lectures on
different topics that our related to architecture such as the steps
in painting interior walls, basics on planning, history of
architecture, etc. As a traineed I am glad that I became a part
 of RAPG + ARCHITECT office. Our principal architect, Arch.
Ronald Allan P. Gunda, gave us an chance if we want to go
back for apprenticeship and I am looking forward to be a part
of his team someday.

III. APPLICATION
The best learning that I could apply in life is on how to deal
with different kinds of people with different kinds of attitude.
We had our brief conversation with our architect about that.
He always gave us advise that we could use in the future. And
one lesson that I will always carry is “It is not always about the
money”