A.
Project Title / Subtitle
“4 Bedroom Split-Type Bungalow”
B. Design Brief
A newly wedded couple wants to build their “Dream House” in preparation for the family
that they will be starting. Mr. Santos challenged you that since he grew on a rural area
of Bulacan, he wants to feel the peacefulness on the development by considering tropical
elements on your design. In addition, Mrs. Santos wants to have a pool area where they
can hang-out together with their families and future kids for special events. The project
site is located at Sta. Rita, Pampanga that is abutting a 10-meter RROW.
This structure must feature a split-level house that is sometimes called a 1.5 story
house. A split-level home is a style of a house in which the floor levels are staggered
and separated by short stairs of 3-5 steps. For example: One set of stairs maybe running
upward to the bedroom level while the other one going downward to the basement area where
storage or laundry area is located.
C. Space Requirements
General Space Requirements
● 2 Carport
● Porch w/ water feature
● Foyer
● Living Area
● Powder Room
● Dining Area w/ 8-seater dining table
● Display Kitchen with Nook
● Guest Room w/ T&B
D. Design Goals and Objectives
To design must be functional, economical and sustainable with the proper
use of TROPICAL DESIGN. The overall planning must consider NATURAL LIGHTING
AND VENTILATION to achieve high energy efficiency to the whole development.
Moreover, the façade of the structure must be of a Modern Filipino
Architecture approach that reflects the dynamism of the Architecture
profession. Maximize the lot by considering proper space allocations and
landscaping.
E. Design Criteria / Presentation
CONCEPTUAL BOARD
● Should reflect Design Philosophy; Design Inspiration; Design Objectives; Design
Considerations; Sketch Façade; and a Site Analysis.
● Must be fully rendered using ANY coloring medium following standard drafting and
presentation on a 15”x20” size Board or alike IF these materials are available,
otherwise ANY plain white paper will do.
● Use LANDSCAPE / PORTRAIT PAPER Orientation.
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● NO borderline and title block required, maximized the use of drawing paper
Site Development Plan
●Showing technical description, boundaries, orientation, and position of
proposed building/structure in relation to the lot, existing or proposed
access road and driveways and existing public utilities/services. Existing
buildings within and adjoining the lot shall be hatched and distances
between the proposed and existing buildings shall be indicated.
● SDP drawing must be fully rendered using ANY coloring medium following
standard drafting and presentation. Use one (1)15”X20” Tracing Paper or alike IF
these materials are available, otherwise ANY plain white paper will do.
Floor Plans
● Drawn to scale of not less than 1:200 showing: gridlines, complete identification of
rooms or functional spaces.
● Floor Plans should reflect the Column Grid & Flow Pattern of the Project.
● PROVIDE in your Floor Plan the following important drawing details.
-Section Lines -North Orientation
-Property line -Columns
-Gridlines -Furniture pieces & Fixtures
-Dimensions -Doors & Windows location and designations
-Roof lines -Floor elevations
-Space Label/Identification -Others
● Pen and Ink presentation only for all the Floor Plans. Rendering is not required,
focus more on the details, proper plan circulation and drafting presentation. Use one
(1)15”X20” Tracing Paper or alike IF these materials are available, otherwise ANY
plain white paper will do.
Elevations
● Project your elevations base on your Perspective and Floor Plan, make sure that you
provide the exact accurate details.
● Provide all necessary details in your elevations (e.g., At least 6-7 material
specifications, Dimensions, Height labels, Column grid, Drawing title and scale,
human-scale figures, trees & plants elevation, etc.).
● Elevations, the same scale as floor plans showing: gridlines; natural ground to finish
grade elevations; floor to floor heights; door and window marks, type of material and
exterior finishes; adjoining existing structure/s, if any, shown in single hatched
lines.
● Must be fully rendered using ANY coloring medium following standard drafting and
presentation. Use one (1)15”X20” Tracing Paper or alike IF these materials are
available, otherwise ANY plain white paper will do.
Sections
● Project your sections base on your Floor Plan and Elevations, make sure that you
provide the exact accurate details.
● Provide all necessary details in your sections (e.g., At least 6-7 material
specifications, Dimensions, Height labels, Furniture pieces, Architectural finishes,
Ceiling details, Column grid, Drawing title and scale, human-scale figures, trees &
plants elevation, etc.).
● Sections, showing: gridlines; natural ground and finish levels; the outline of cut and
visible structural parts; doors and windows properly labeled reflecting the direction
of opening; partitions; built-in cabinets, etc.; identification of rooms and
functional spaces cut by section lines.
● Pen and Ink presentation only for all the sections. Rendering is not required, focus
more on the details, proper plan circulation and drafting presentation. . Use one
(1)15”X20” Tracing Paper or alike IF these materials are available, otherwise ANY
plain white paper will do.
Exterior Perspective
● Follow your submitted Elevations in doing the exterior perspective.
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● Perspective drawn at any convenient scale (ACS) and taken from a vantage point (eye
level) and must be proportional to paper size. Project the structure in a 2-point
NORMAL VIEW PERSPECTIVE.
● To lend architectural significance to your exterior perspective, include also
entourage elements [trees, plants/shrubs, cars, fences and gate, street lamps, sky,
road, sidewalk, animal figures, human figures, etc.].
● Must be fully rendered using ANY coloring medium following standard drafting and
presentation. Use one (1)15”X20” Tracing Paper or alike IF these materials are
available, otherwise ANY plain white paper will do.
Interior Perspectives
● Follow your submitted Plan and layout in doing the interior perspective.
● Perspective drawn at any convenient scale (ACS) and taken from a vantage point (eye
level) and must be proportional to paper size.
● Show the details and designs of major architectural interior elements, wall
partitions, furnishing / finishes, furniture pieces, fixtures, equipment’s /
appliances, etc.
● Must be fully rendered using ANY coloring medium following standard drafting and
presentation. Use one (1)15”X20” Tracing Paper or alike IF these materials are
available, otherwise ANY plain white paper will do.
Title Block
● Use point 1.0/0.8 technical pen or marker for the borderline and point 0.6./0.5
technical pen for the title block and letterings. (see title block details attached)
2.00 CM margin - TOP, BOTTOM, LEFT, RIGHT part of the paper.
2.54 CM margin - LEFT part of the paper
● Use LANDSCAPE PAPER Orientation for all the drawing requirements except for PAGE 00
with optional orientation.
F. Drawing Requirements
A. CONCEPT BOARD - N.T.S. -10 PTS.
B. SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN - 1:150/200 METERS SCALE -10 PTS.
C. FLOOR PLAN - 1:100 METERS SCALE -30 PTS.
D. TWO-ELEVATIONS (FRONT AND LEFT/RIGHT) - 1:100 METERS SCALE -15 PTS.
E. LONGITUDINAL AND CROSS SECTIONS - 1:100 METERS SCALE -15 PTS.
F. ONE NORMAL EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE - ACS -10 PTS.
G. INTERIOR PERSPECTIVES - ACS -10 PTS.
G. Notes for submission
● After finishing your outputs (MP 01) compile them all together in a Folder-like
Cartolina paper (Uniform color to be assigned by the instructor) with the details
provided below;
o Plate Title
o Student’s Name
o Course, Year & Section
o Name of Instructor
● All plates shall be submitted ON-SITE. Refer to the project timeline details.
H. Project timeline
❖ LAUNCHING DATE: November 07, 2022
❖ SUBMISSION DATE & TIME: November 29, 2022 (1A) and November 29, 2022
(1B); until 5:00 pm.
❖ DURATION: 15 DAYS
NOTE(s):
• “NO EXTENSION OF SUBMISSION DATE” – for strict compliance
• The deadline for the said plate/activity/assignment is stated ABOVE, late submittals are
subject to grade deduction depending on the delay of submission. – for strict compliance.
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• Also, non-compliance with the stated requirements will be subject to grade deductions.
Reviewed and utilized by:
BERNA M. QUIAMBAO, RLA, RMP JANVIR MOSES S. ESCALONA, RLA
DSGN 112 Instructor – B.S. AR – 1A&1B DSGN 112 Instructor – B.S. AR - 1F&1G
ALVIN C. ABATA, RLA AARON D. SOTTO, RLA
DSGN 112 Instructor – B.S. AR – 1C DSGN 112 Instructor – B.S. AR – 1H&1I
JAYSON M. BORDON, RLA ALDRENE C. QUIRAT, RLA
DSGN 112 Instructor – B.S. AR – 1D&1E DSGN 112 Instructor – B.S. AR – 1J
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