kalinawan
KALINAWAN melting pot of form and culture
Presented by: Group 5
Date Presented:
Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR
silong
June 8, 2022
Design Concept
Design Objectives
The idea of 'Silong' aims to promote and integrate traditional Filipino architecture that is rooted from the idea of intersecting the lifestyle and culture of the Filipinos together with the challenges faced by the site; thus the concept is derived and applied in the planning of the unit as the lower floor will serve as the utilitarian space while the upper floor as livable spaces.
To provide decent and affordable housing with suitable and multifunctional spaces that can accommodate various forms of facilities for housing, education, healthcare, and livelihood.
To create safe and accessible housing that adapts to the geographical demands of the flood-prone and earthquake-prone site
Design Strategies
To design a space to foster community and collective engagement through shared key spaces and activities
Indicated below are the site analysis reference
summarized site analysis SIGHT Vegetation Vehicular Traffic Pedestrian Traffic Visual Pollution HEARING Vehicular Traffic Events in Establishments TOUCH Cool Breeze Vehicular Pollution Garbage Crowded Areas SMELL Vegetation Food and Beverages Smoke Vehicular Pollution
GENERAL approx. 7.4 hectares corner lot abutting four streets ACCESS Sumulong Highway Mayor Gil Fernando Avenue Katipunan Exit Unknown Street EXISTING ESTABLISHMENTS S & R store Toyota Car Dealer Store temporary dumping area Commercial establishments Residential areas POLITICAL CONTEXT Local Land Use and Ownership Safety and Security Growth and Development
PHYSICAL Sun Path Contour 1:50,000 Land Cover Active Faults Active Geodetic Station Climate & Weather Rainfall Flood Land Use Type BIOLOGICAL Population COVID-19 Cases Vegetation Wildlife CULTURAL Pedestrian Traffic Vehicular Traffic Public Transportation Tourism and Travel Commercial Establishments
STRENGTHS Location Vehicular Access Pedestrian Access, Contours Sidewalks and Roads Flora and Fauna Proximity to Establishments Landmarks Floor Area Footbridge Access WEAKNESSES Population Access Restrictions Pedestrian Traffic Vehicular Traffic Noise Informal Road Networks THREATS Volume of Garbage, Pests Risk to Flooding, Earthquakes Unfriendly to Cyclists OPPORTUNITIES Bluescapes Link to Developments Community Participation Further Urban Development
summarized user analysis Open plan layout for Dining, Kitchen, and Living Area to maximize space as well as efficiency in lighting and ventilation, and encourage sense of community
Drainage strategies (adequate landscaping, proper underground drainage systems, waste management) to prevent the excessive rise of flood levels Sustainable and long-term cost-effective technologies (Rainwater collection, photovoltaic cells) to minimize daily housing cost and maximize use of renewable resources Elevated main housing spaces to establish damage-control during flooding and minimize heat buildup
PRIMARY USERS Homeowners
SCHEDULE Weekday Mornings Attending School and Work Daycare Centers Weekday Afternoons Home from School and Work Children Play Outdoors Weekends Religious Practices Market for Necessities Recreational Activities
NEEDS Own Houses Complimentary Spaces
SECONDARY USERS Volunteers & Community Organizers
SCHEDULE Advocating for Collective Causes Mobilizing the Community Social Events and Programs
NEEDS A place to execute activities Storage Spaces Work Rooms Employee Facilities Multi-functional Spaces
SUPPORT USERS Maintenance, Security, & Administrative Personnel
SCHEDULE Weekday Mornings Daily Services City Hall Operations Weekday Afternoons Cleaning, Closing
NEEDS A place to execute activities Storage Spaces Work Rooms Offices Employee Facilities
Operable windows (awning, jalousie) to maximize natural ventilation and lighting
Cost-effective materials and minimal finishes to minimize cost
Community Design Strategies
Multifunctional areas to accommodate different lifestyles and livelihoods
Community market to cater to the residents’ livelihood and access to services
Community schools and daycare centers to cater to the basic educational needs of the children and be a safe place for parents to leave their children during working hours, respectively
amenities for socialized housing subdivision Chapel. The presence of sacred spaces in the complex allows people to connect and develop the grassroots of the community for their own religious enrichment. Daycare. The daycare center will serve as a positive space for children to develop their pre-literacy and basic skills while keeping them safe as their guardians participate in the workforce. The Multifunctional hall. Is a cost-effective space that could be occupied for various community events, services, and activities. Urban farm. Aside from the community market, the urban farm can also provide people access to affordable, healthy food through growing fresh produce. It can also connect the residents and encourage the community to learn about nutrition.
Parks. The establishment of parks increases the quality of life in a community by providing a place for engagement and recreation. It also gives intrinsic environmental, economic, and aesthetic benefits. Playground. The community playground, as a cornerstone for improved quality of life, will provide children the space to foster their physical, social, cognitive, and emotional skills. Community Market. The presence of the community market increases one's access to affordable, healthy food and can be a marketing catalyst for the residents' own source of income. Basketball Court. The basketball court, aside from its physical benefits, will benefit the residents by being a conducive space for socializing and strengthening social ties within the community.
site development plan
Urban sacred spaces to cater to inclusivity and to a diverse demographic
Flexible open areas (Multifunctional areas, playground, courts, porch, balcony, open deck) to encourage outdoor activities and interactions and provide spaces for recreation Pedestrian and cyclist friendly neighborhoods through spacious pedestrian paths, spacious lanes, and safety barriers
Urban Farming as self-sustaining strategy and a planting strip in every complex for domestic horticulture
Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR
BAY, CABRAL, COMPANERO, DE LEON, DIONES, FAIGMANE, MARTINEZ, UMILA
kalinawan
KALINAWAN melting pot of form and culture
Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR
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site development plan
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Mayor Gil. Fernando Ave and the Sumulong Highway are the main access points to the site.
2.50 m
Floor to Ceiling Height
2.50 m
Floor to Ceiling Height
A
B
C
typical elevations The design of the frontages of the units are just the same. However, the design of the rear ends of each unit will differ according to its size. The Acacia (A) complex has a balcony, a door and two wide jalousies; Banaba (B) units have two wide jalousie windows and; the Calachuchi (C) houses has one wide jalousie windows. Moreoever, the height of each unit is 2.50 meters from floor to ceiling.
10.30 m x 3.30 m
7.40 m x 3.30 m
4.95 m x 3.30 m
There are several spaces that would cater to the community’s bond, health and wellness, and morale.
The amenities are divided depending on the noise that they emit to promote a peacful environment to the users.
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amenities
1197 total units
5052 approximate no. of housed individuals
acacia
Four-Storey Housing Unit (Building A) Units | 522 total units | 5-6 residents Floor Area = 30 sq. m.
Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR
BAY, CABRAL, COMPANERO, DE LEON, DIONES, FAIGMANE, MARTINEZ, UMILA
kalinawan
KALINAWAN melting pot of form and culture
Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR
pandemic responsive design Room layouts are made in line with the goal of providing an area that is capable of being used as a possible quarantine space.
Four-Storey Housing Unit (Building A) Units | 360 total units | 1-2 residents Floor Area = 19 sq. m.
banaba
Proper Ventilation is important as the continuous movement of air would help in extracting harmful or infectious air
These spaces are made with versatility in mind in order to accommodate different functions
Convertible spaces are easier to adjust to the needs of the users
calachuchi
Four-Storey Housing Unit (Building C) Units |315 total units | 3-4 residents Floor Area = 21 sq. m.
THE PANDEMIC has driven up the production costs of socialized housing while the sector continues to face gaps in affordability and quality. Subdivision and Housing Developers Association, Inc. (SHDA)
Based on Average Cost in NCR
Large window span not only encourage natural lighting to fill into the rooms but with this also can increase the ventilation of the unit
construction cost & estimate Based on Cost Estimate Computation
*As of the Fourth Quarter of Year 2021
Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR
*Estimated based on the premise that other amenities of the building (corridors, stairs, etc. are included)
BAY, CABRAL, COMPANERO, DE LEON, DIONES, FAIGMANE, MARTINEZ, UMILA
kalinawan
KALINAWAN melting pot of form and culture
Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR
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B
C
flooring materials & finishes
Polished concrete is used in order to achieve a clean industrial look. While it is cheaper than tiles, it has high durability and is easy to maintain
walls ceiling
typical kitchen and bathroom layout
interior perspectives
The walls and ceiling in the entirety of the units are flat white paint finish as it effectively bounces light making space brighter. More so, white tiles are used in the bathroom for easy-cleaning purposes
doors
For exterior doors, steel doors are utilized as it is durable and east to clean. Interior doors on the other hand, are PVC doors.
windows
Jalousie and awning windows, known to be cheap and easily operable, are used in the project as they also serve as natural coolers for the units while being able to serve energy efficient ventilation
amenities perspectives Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR
BAY, CABRAL, COMPANERO, DE LEON, DIONES, FAIGMANE, MARTINEZ, UMILA
group five BAY, Ygima
CABRAL, Majo
COMPANERO, Christian
DE LEON, Julia
DIONES, Jason
FAIGMANE, Jake
MARTINEZ, Jasmine
UMILA, Renzo
KALINAWAN
melting pot of form and culture Socialized Housing | Marikina, Metro Manila, NCR