Scribd
Upload
86 views

Plate Solution

Uploaded by

KURO
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
86 views

Plate Solution

Uploaded by

KURO
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 3

I.

PROJECT TITLE:

A Proposed Low-Rise (WALK-UP) APARTMENT Project [development with Basement


(optional parking) component on a site having a 5.0% slope]]

IX. DESIGN AND DRAWING REQUIREMENTS:

A. Design Concept (backbone and foundation of a design project)


B. Design Intent (detailed technical description of the ideas, concepts, and criteria of the
project)
C. Design Philosophy (defines what you wish to accomplish in design, and
which principles of design you will use to do so)
D. Design Considerations ( symbols/icons only)
E. Site Analysis
F. Form Concept (shape or configuration of a building)
G. Design Strategies (design approach)
H. Design Diagram (is a graphical representation of a set of concepts including
principles, elements and components)

I. Site Development Plan at scale 1 : 200 Meters (M) and showing the following key
information:

1. accessibility features (provisions for the disabled);


2. site perimeter features e.g. perimeter wall/ fence, gate, pedestrian/
vehicular barriers, guard outpost (as necessary), etc.;
3. pedestrian access systems;
4. open parking, driveway and parking ramps (as needed);
5. call out/indicate areas to be landscaped (hard-scape and soft-scape);
6. the area of the building footprint and its percentage with respect to the
2,000.0 SqM TLA;
7. the street, particularly the sidewalks
8.the adjoining land uses; and
9.indicate the northing and the directions of the sunpath, the major winds
(habagat and amihan), sources of noise and odors and available views (if any
are clearly identifiable).
J. Ground-level (man’s eye view) Exterior Perspective at any convenient scale;

K. 3D Unit Floor Plans and Perspective (Isometric) at scale 1 : 50 M; furniture/


equipment layouts are required;

1. Typical Plan of a 1.0-BR Apartment unit; and

2. Typical Plan of a Studio-Tye Apartment unit.

L. Floor Plans at scale 1 : 200 M; provide furniture/ equipment layouts only as


necessary; if rooms/areas are typical, provide furniture layout only for a representative
room/area to save time; highlight all introduced accessibility features and fire exits;

1. Ground Floor Plan;

2. 5th Floor Plan (showing all 1.0-BR Apartment units); do not detail the
individual plans to save time;
3. Typical 2nd through 4th Floor Plan (showing all Studio-Type Apartment
units per floor); do not detail the individual unit plans to save time; and

M. Two Elevations (front and side elevation) at scale 1 : 200 M

N. Two 3D Section (along vertical circulation in perspective or isometric) at scale


1 : 200 M (referencing the 0.0 m sidewalk elevation adjoining the Project site); and

IX. BASES OF GRADING ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS:

A. Site Development Plan - 25 points


(TGFA and parking computations and the like) and inter-relationships of exterior and interior activity
areas (including orientations, relationship/s between the road right-of-way (RROW), yards and the
building, parking slot sizes, including setbacks and yards, sidewalk and carriageway
elements/dimensions, turning radii, ramp inclines, use and placement of trees and greenery, use of
slopes)
B. Exterior Perspective - 20 points
(Includes matching the required architectural character with the intended use/ function) and aesthetics
(includes the good use of form/ scale/ proportion/ balance, the general satisfaction of basic architectural
design principles and the like);

C. 3D Unit Floor Plans

1. Typical Plan 1 (1.0-BR Apartment unit) - 20 points

2. Typical Plan 2 (Studio-Tye Apartment unit) – 20 points

D. Floor Plans

1. Ground Floor Plan; - 20 points

2. 5th Floor Plan – 20 points

4. Typical 2nd through 4th Floor Plan – 20 points


(including full satisfaction of the prescribed building use/s per floor or level, the provision of vertical and
horizontal access systems, proximities, TGFA compliance and the like), space planning (including
furniture or equipment layouts if/ where required)

E. Two Elevations (Compliances with national building laws that are in full effect) - 20 points

F. 3D Longitudinal Section (General compliance with accepted architectural plan and design
standards (including height clearances, door and window sizes, provision of vertical and horizontal access
systems) - 20 points

G. Full conformity to instructions (where non-compliance/s can result in point deduction/s),


completeness of the plan and design solution/s (showing all of the prescribed/ required architectural and/ or
engineering and allied design elements) and completeness of drawing requirements (with no extra drawings
which shall not be awarded points); - 15 points

Compliances with national building laws that are in full effect, including:

1. the 2004 Revised Implementing Rules and Regulations (R-IRR) of the 1977 National
Building Code of the Philippines or NBCP (otherwise known as P.D. No.
1096);

2. the Law to Enhance the Mobility of Disabled Persons (otherwise known as B.P. No. 344)
and its IRR; and

3. The Fire Code (otherwise known as P.D. No. 1185) and its IRR.

You might also like