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1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-112 - PLUMBING PLAN
The document appears to be a plumbing plan for a 3-storey dormitory building located at 1214 A Carola St. Sampaloc, Manila 1008. The plan shows the layout of overhead tanks, vent pipes, main and down water supply lines, and has been drafted, designed, and approved with the specified scale and on the noted date.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-111 - PLUMBING PLAN
1. This document appears to be plumbing plans for a 3-story dormitory building located at 1214 A Carola St. in Sampaloc, Manila.
2. The plans include details for the 1st floor and 2nd floor plumbing, and indicate pipe sizes and locations of fixtures.
3. The drawings are signed and stamped by the drafter and designer, Carlos C. Zapanta and Gregorio Zapanta, respectively, and include a scale of 1:100.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-108 - LONGITUDINAL SECTION
This document provides elevation information for various levels of a building including:
- Level 0 at 0m, Level 1 at 5m, Level 2 at 4m, Level 3 at 7m, Level 4 at 10m, Level 0A at -1.5m, and Level 0A1 at -1.2m.
- It also lists the top of parapet at 11.5m.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-105 - RIGHT SIDE ELEV.
Level descriptions and elevations for a building project. Key levels include:
Level 1 at 500, Level 2 at 4000, Level 3 at 7000, roofline at 11500. Foundations extend from -1500 to -1200.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-104 - FRONT AND REAR ELEV.
This document contains elevation drawings of a 3-storey dormitory building with various elevation lines labeled including:
- Level 0 (natural grade line)
- Levels 1-4 denoting floor lines and girt line
- Level 0A (bottom of foundation line) and Level 0A1 (top of foundation line)
- Level 5 (top of parapet line)
It also includes dimensions for the building heights and setbacks.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-103 - ARCHITECTURAL
This document contains floor plans and details for a 3-story dormitory building. The first floor plan lists various rooms with their areas including a reception hall, pantry, hallway, and 8 transient rooms. It also includes a laundry area and 2 toilet and bath areas. The document then lists materials, dimensions, and other specifications for doors, windows, and other building elements. It concludes with approval signatures, a scale, and labels the pages as plans for the third floor, roof, and other details.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-102 - ARCHITECTURAL
This document contains floor plans and details for a 3-story dormitory building. The ground floor plan includes details for 6 transient rooms, laundry area, hallways, and restrooms. The second floor plan includes similar layout for 7 transient rooms. Tables in the document list room areas and estimated construction costs. Approval signatures and drafting information are also provided at the bottom.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-101 - EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
This document is a scale sheet for a 3-storey dormitory located at 1214 A Carola St. in Sampaloc, Manila. It was drafted by Gregorio Zapanta and approved by Carlos C. Zapanta with their license numbers and signatures. The scale sheet was created on April 24, 2016 and is for an exterior perspective of the dormitory labeled A-101.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-100 - INTERIOR PERSPECTIVES
This document is a scale sheet for a 3-storey dormitory building located at 1214 A Carola St. in Sampaloc, Manila. It includes floor plans for the ground floor, second floor, and third floor. The ground floor plan shows a reception hall. The second floor plan shows three reception halls and a bathroom. The scale of the drawings is 1:1.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-107 - CROSS SECTION
The document lists various level lines for a building including the bottom of foundation line, top of foundation line, floor lines for the first through third floors, girt line, and top of parapet line. It also includes dimensions for the building.
Alot's updated resume 2015
Carlos Zapanta has over 13 years of experience in purchasing, inventory, and warehouse work. He also has a background in architectural and structural drafting as well as furniture design, making, and finishing. He is skilled in drafting, carpentry, painting, varnishing, and building maintenance. Zapanta is fluent in English and proficient in AutoCAD, Revit, and other BIM software. He has worked on projects in the Philippines as an inventory staff member, geodetic survey draftsman, painter, varnisher, and draftsman sample maker. Zapanta holds a degree from the Philippine Maritime Institute and has taken courses in AutoCAD, Revit, and fire safety.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTOCAD 2014 COMPLETION
Carl Bass, President and CEO of Autodesk, congratulates Carlos C. Zapanta for completing the 70-hour Autocad 2014 with Color Rendering course at the Microcadd SM Manila Authorized Training Center. The certificate confirms Carlos achieved excellence in using Autocad software under the guidance of instructor Joey Fernandez Hiteroza on May 3, 2014.
CERTIFICATE FOR REVIT STRUCTURE 2015 COMPLETION
Carl Bass, President and CEO of Autodesk, congratulates Carlos C. Zapanta on completing the Autodesk Revit Structural course at the Autodesk Authorized Training Center. The certificate recognizes Zapanta's completion of a 25-hour course taught by instructor Joey Yape Olfindo on February 5, 2015 at the MicroCADD Cubao training center.
CERTIFICATE FOR REVIT ARCHITECTURE 2014 COMPLETION
Carl Bass, President and CEO of Autodesk, has issued a certificate of completion to Carlos C. Zapanta for successfully completing a 50-hour Autodesk Revit Architecture course taught by Fruto Imperial Olivera III at the MicroCADD Cubao Authorized Training Center on December 13, 2014. The Autodesk Authorized Training Center network is designed to help professionals achieve excellence in using Autodesk software products through relevant training with professional instructors and authorized course materials.
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1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-108 - LONGITUDINAL SECTION
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-108 - LONGITUDINAL SECTION
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-104 - FRONT AND REAR ELEV.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-104 - FRONT AND REAR ELEV.
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-101 - EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-101 - EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-100 - INTERIOR PERSPECTIVES
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-100 - INTERIOR PERSPECTIVES
CERTIFICATE FOR REVIT ARCHITECTURE 2014 COMPLETION
CERTIFICATE FOR REVIT ARCHITECTURE 2014 COMPLETION
1214 A Carola - Sheet - A-110 - ROOF TRUSS DETAILS
- 1. Level 4_ Girt Line 10000 1 2 3 4 5 Level 5- Top of Parapet Ln. 11500 1 A-107 1186 2403 2403 2403 2403 2403 944 800 656 511 370 3 A-110 400400400400400400400400 1241216 2403 19.82° 93.00° 768434 200 300 500 Level 4_ Girt Line 10000 1 2 Level 5- Top of Parapet Ln. 11500 APPROVED By: Signature Over Printed Name License Number SCALE SHEET No. DATE : CARLOS C. ZAPANTA DRAFTED BY : REVISION REVISION NO. REVISION DATE Owner DESIGN CONCEPT 5/4/2016 12:50:58 PM As indicated GREGORIO ZAPANTA 1214 A Carola St. Sampaloc,Manila 1008 3 STOREY DORMITORY A-110 1 : 50 TRUSS DET. SEC." L" 1 1 : 20 DET. SEC. " L" 2 1 : 100 DET. SEC. " L" 3