The proposed project is a four-story multi-purpose civic center in Labrador, Philippines. It will serve as an evacuation center during disasters, and host community events. The total estimated cost is 274.56 million pesos, which will be funded by the government. Detailed architectural and engineering plans were prepared according to legal requirements for permitting.
The proposed project is a four-story multi-purpose civic center in Labrador, Philippines. It will serve as an evacuation center during disasters, and host community events. The total estimated cost is 274.56 million pesos, which will be funded by the government. Detailed architectural and engineering plans were prepared according to legal requirements for permitting.
The proposed project is a four-story multi-purpose civic center in Labrador, Philippines. It will serve as an evacuation center during disasters, and host community events. The total estimated cost is 274.56 million pesos, which will be funded by the government. Detailed architectural and engineering plans were prepared according to legal requirements for permitting.
The proposed project is a four-story multi-purpose civic center in Labrador, Philippines. It will serve as an evacuation center during disasters, and host community events. The total estimated cost is 274.56 million pesos, which will be funded by the government. Detailed architectural and engineering plans were prepared according to legal requirements for permitting.
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Feasibility Study of the Project
A. Name of the Project
The proposed project is named as ISIDORE CIVIC CENTER a four-storey multi-purpose building. It is a proposed project intended to help the residence of Labrador to have a temporary shelter in terms of calamities and will serve as a venue for events and seminars.
B. Location of the Project
The proposed project is located at Brgy. Poblacion, Labrador. It is situated in an unused elevated land. The project is also situated 100m away from the center of marketplace Poblacion, Labrador. The location of the proposed project was intended for recreational and residential use as declared by the Municipal Engineering Office.
C. Purpose of the Project
To guarantee the successful execution of the project from the smallest detail, the following shall be strictly observed:
a. To have an evacuation center capable of providing temporary shelter to displaced families in
times of calamities.
b. To have a space which will serve as venue for special events and training venue for the activities of the municipality like festivals, seminars, symposium, recreation and more which could help in encouraging its residents to engage in their activities.
c. To make an income generating building where it can hold special events, hence, help in providing additional funds for the municipality.
d. Ensure safety of the structure.
D. Financial Aspect
The approximate cost of the project is equal to the total floor area multiplied by the cost per square meter of a multi-purpose building plus the miscellaneous cost which is 10% of the total construction cost plus the parking lot construction cost, thus:
a. Construction cost
Total Floor area: sq.m
Cost per square meter: Php 20,000.00
Total construction cost: Php 211,200,000.00
b. Miscellaneous cost
Miscellaneous cost constitutes a 30% of the total construction cost, these includes the:
Architectural and Design Fees
Inspection Fees Land and Real Estate Costs
Construction Equipment, Rentals, and Tools
Loan Interest and Accounting Fees
Project Management
Construction Insurance and Professional Dues
Local and State Taxes
Advertising and Public Relations
Additional Works and Studies
30% (Total construction cost) = 0.30(211,200,000.00)
Miscellaneous cost: Php 63,360,000.00
TOTAL COST = total construction cost + miscellaneous cost
TOTAL COST = Php 274,560,000.00
Financing Aspect
The total project cost in the construction of Four-Storey Multi-Purpose Building will be financed and be funded by the government.
E. Technical Aspect
This aspect covers all the design and specification of the project that includes the architectural design, elevations, structural designs including beam design, column design, slab design, footing and retaining wall which will be based from the National Building Code of the Philippines 2015.
Legal Feasibility
a) Building Permit
No person, firm or corporation, including any agency or instrumentality of the government shall erect, construct, alter, repair, move, convert or demolish any building or structure or cause the same to be done without first obtaining a building permit therefore from the Building Official assigned in the place where the subject building is located or the building work is to be done.
b) Application for Permits
In order to obtain a building permit, the applicant shall file an application therefore in writing and on the prescribed form with the office of the Building Official. Every application shall provide at least the following information:
1. A description of the work to be covered by the permit applied for;
2. Description and ownership of the lot on which the proposed project is to be done as showed by the TCT (Transfer Certificate Title) and/or copy of the contract of the lease over the lot if applicant is not registered owner;
3. The use or occupancy for which the proposal work is intended;
4. Estimated cost of the proposed work.
To be submitted together with such application are at least five sets of corresponding plans and specifications prepared, signed and sealed by duly licensed architect or civil engineer in case of architectural plans and structural plans, by a duly licensed sanitary engineer or master plumber in case of plumbing or sanitary installation plans, by a duly licensed professional electrical engineer in case of electrical plans and by a duly licensed professional mechanical engineer in case of mechanical plans, except in those case exempted or not required by the Building Official under this code.
F. 1) Architectural Documents
a.) Location Plan within a 2.00-kilometer radius showing scale for prominent landmarks or major thoroughfares including road access for easy reference.
b.) Site Development Plan/Location Plan at a scale of 1:200m showing position of the building in relation to lot.
c.) Perspective drawn using sketch-up application.
d.) Floor Plans drawn to scale of not less than 1:100m
e.) Elevation at least four (4), at scale of not than 1:100m.
f.) Sections at least two (2) at a scale of 1:100m.
g.) Reflected ceiling plan at a scale of 1:100M.
F. 2) Engineering Documents
a.) Site Development Plan
The Site Development Plan shows the technical description, boundaries, orientation and position of proposed non-architectural horizontal structure.
b.) Structural Plans
Foundation Plan drawn to scale of not less than 1:100m
Floor-framing drawn to scale of not less than 1:100m
Details and schedules of structural and civil works including those deep wells, water reservoir, pipe lines and sewer system.
c.) Structural Analysis and Design for all buildings except for one storey and single detached building/structure with a floor area of 20.00 sq. meters or less d.) Boring and Load Tests Pursuant to Section 7.03 (Soil Classification) of the National Structural Code for Buildings, it is the responsibility of the designer to order adequate soil exploration (including test borings for any building or structure of any height, if in his judgement such is necessary. However, as a rule, test borings or load tests shall be required for buildings or structures of four (4) stories or higher.
e.) Seismic Analysis Pursuant to Section 2.01 (Earthquake Forces) of the National Structural Code for Buildings, every building or structure and every portion thereof, except category I of Group A Occupancies which are less than 7.5 meters in height, shall be design and constructed to resist stresses produced by lateral forces.
f.) Sanitary Plumbing
a) For new sanitary installation with more than twenty (20) units of plumbing installation, water supply, storm drainage, water purification and sewage treatment plant, applications signed and sealed by duly licensed Sanitary Engineer containing the following:
Sanitary Plan, layouts and details.
Isometric drawing of roughing-ins of sanitary drainage, ventilation lines, hot and/or cold distribution/supplies of plumbing fixtures and equipment.
Detail drawings of septic tanks in the absence of disposal to the street sanitary sewer, sewage treatment plant.
Riser diagram of drainage including details of miscellaneous appurtenances such as manholes,
Estimate of cost (for statistical purposes only).
Detail drawings of deep well water source and water treatment device in the absence of municipal water system.
b) For additional and/or alternation of existing sanitary installation involving more than twenty (20) units of plumbing installation, water supply, storm drainage, water purification and sewerage treatment plant, application shall be accompanied by sanitary plans and specifications signed and sealed by a duly licensed Sanitary Engineer, containing the following:
Design analysis and plans of the original installation.
Plans and detail drawings of the additional installation.
Estimated cost of the additional/altered installation (for statistical purposes only)
c) For new sanitary installation with more than twenty (20) units of plumbing installations and water supply, the Engineering documents signed and sealed by a duly license Master Plumber who has been issued a Certificate of Recognition as a Designer by the Board of Master Plumbers include the following: Sanitary Plan, layout and details.
Isometric drawing of roughing-ins of sanitary drainage, ventilation lines, hot and/or cold distribution/supplies of plumbing fixtures and equipment.
Design analysis, technical specifications.
Estimate of cost (for statistical purposes only).
d) For additional and/or alternation of existing sanitary installation involving more than twenty (20) units of plumbing installations and water supply, the Engineering documents signed and sealed by a duly licensed Master Plumber who has been issued a Certificate of Recognition as a Designer by the Board of Master Plumber include the following:
Design analysis and plans of the original installation.
Plans and detail drawings of the additional installation.
Estimated cost of the additional/altered installation (for statistical purposes only)
e) For new additional installation or altered plumbing installation not exceeding twenty (20) units, Engineering signed and sealed by a duly licensed Mater Plumber shall include the following:
Plumbing plan and layout.
Isometric drawing.
Guide specifications and bill of materials.
Estimate of cost (for statistical purposes only).
Mechanical
The corresponding plans and specifications for 50php or more, signed and sealed by a duly licensed Mechanical Engineer shall contain the following:
1. General layout plans each floor, to scale of not less than 1:100m; indicating the equipment in heavier lines than the building outline. Name of machinery and corresponding break horsepower shall be indicated.
2. Longitudinal and transverse action drawn to scale of at least 1:100m showing inter floor relations and defining of manner of support of machinery (whether though building structure, by separate staging, or by foundations resting on the ground).
3. Isometric drawing of piping system showing:
Assembly of pipes on racks and supports.
Complete individual piping system indicating terminal to terminal valves, fittings, size and color coding.
4. Plan indicating location of store rooms, fuel tanks, fire extinguishing system, fire escape ladders and other similar fire protective facilities. 5. Plans of all duct work installations indicating dampers, controls, filters, fire proofing, acoustical and thermal insulation.
6. Detailed plans of machinery foundations and support drawn to scale at least 1:50m.
7. Detailed plans of boilers and pressure vessel with a working pressure of above 10 psig regardless of horsepower rating drawn to scale of at least 1:50m.
8. Computations and detailed plans of the elevators, escalators and like, drawn to scale at least 1:50m.
9. Completely machinery list showing;
Name and type of machinery.
Make a catalog name, size, model, serial number and capacity.
Electrical
a) For new electrical installation with more than 20 outlet of a capacity more than 20 outlets of more than 20Kw, of any voltage, application may be accompanied by a duly licensed Professional Electrical Engineer, containing the following:
1. General electrical layouts and legends.
2. Single line diagram.
3. Riser diagram.
4. Schedule of loads.
5. Design analysis.
6. Estimate of cost (for statistical use only).
b) For addition and/or alteration of existing electrical installation involving more than 20 outlets or more than 4kW of any voltage application shall be accompanied by electrical plans and specifications signed and sealed by a duly Professional Electrical Engineer containing the following: 1. Design analysis of the original service entrance equipment, main feeder/branch together with the additional installation.
2. Riser diagram or original and additional installation.
3. Schedule of load of new installation.
4. The General Electrical layout with legends.
5. Estimated cost of new installation and cost of modification (for statistical purpose only).
c) For new additional or altered electrical installation not exceeding 20 outlets for a capacity of 4kW up to 600 volts, applications shall be accompanied by a bill of materials and a sketched signed by a duly licensed Master Electrician containing the following: General electrical layouts and legends.
