(ARD 306) HARO-PARO: A Proposed Low Rise Relocation Center

HARO-PARO AHAVENFOREVERYONE

Background

In 2022, a devastating fire broke out in Molo, Iloilo City, leaving hundreds of families homeless The local government of Iloilo City recognized the need for a relocation center for the affected families, and Tacas Jaro was identified as a possible location due to its relatively large land area and proximity to essential services

General Objectives

Ensure the safety and security of the residents

To create a comfortable and livable environment for the residents

Should be designed with accessibility and mobility in mind

Be designed to promote community building and social interaction

Should be designed with sustainability and resilience in mind

Our group aims to provide comfortable and safe housing for the displaced residents We are committed to ensuring that the new community meets the needs of its residents, providing basic utilities such as water, electricity, and waste management

Specific Objectives Significance of the Study

Man

The holistic well-being and empowerment of individuals, regardless of gender, lie at the core of our relocation center's objectives promoting equality, inclusivity, and the fulfillment of human potential

Environment

Aiming to create a sustainable and harmonious living space that respects and protects natural resources promotes biodiversity and mitigates the impact of human activities on the ecosystem

Design

A well-designed relocation center enhances user experience, productivity, and safety while reflecting our organization's commitment to excellence

Beneficiaries

Empower them in rebuilding their lives and integrating into their new community

LGU

Fulfilling its responsibility to provide a safe and organized space

Archi Students

Gaining practical experience in designing sustainable and resilient housing solutions

Researchers

Offering valuable insights for sustainable planning and policy development

Pertinent Standards and Regulations

Implementing and adhering to the standards and regulations ensures the safety, efficiency, and ethical operation

SWOT Analysis

Site Information Residential 3 / Mixed Risk: Very Low Sta Rita Clay

STRENGTHS Open area Adjacent to road Enough area for the proposed project Located near other residential dwellings WEAKNESSES Road to the site is narrrow Vehicular noises Noise pollution Bad odor OPPORTUNITIES Accessible to the resources & audiences from neighboring dwellings Providing a large complex and outdoor area Accessibility of pedestrians and vehicular transportations Design is flexible THREATS Safety & security and environmental concerns SOLUTIONS Provide an extra three (3) meter road for the entrance and exit towards the site Provide trees at the back of the Iloilo Slaughter House to repel the bad odor from reaching the site Provide one (1) tanod post at the entrance and exit for the safety of the temporary residents Place a designated spot for disposal of trash for the MRF Provide one (1) clubhouse, clinic, park, and playground and two (2) mini markets to provide opportunities for social interaction and economic development Provide a septic tank per block Provide a horticulture facility for the residents to produce an income generating system in the community ILOILOSCIENCEANDTECHNOLOGYUNIVERSITY CollegeofEngineeringandArchitecture AProposedLow-RiseRelocationCenter By:BorresBuenafeCabarlesCorderoandErecre BSA3A/GROUP2 Zoning Plan Heat Risk Map Land Resources Site Location Map Tacas, Jaro, Iloilo City

Design Approach & Concept

TheDesignconceptofHaro-Paroismainlyfromthebutterfly whichsignifiestransformation,hope,andrebirthasweaimtoprovide comfortableandsafehousingforthedisplacedresidents